The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-16 00:00:00

WALKER's STOMACHICAL WINE.

:I\4RS. WALTZER is sorry that owing to her
. engagements in another business, she has not been
able to answer the great demand which has been made for
this incomparable Medicine, occasioned by the late Bilious
in the Stomach and Bowels, to which it has
been round an Infallible remedy.—Mrs. Walker herself,
who laboured under a Bilious Complaint' for many years,
and had tried eVory advice and recipe in vain, being at
length restored to health by this excellent Medicine, was
prevailed on by her friends to make it public for the benefit
of others. Most of the complaints incident to the human
frame originate from a nervous debility and disordeied Sto-
mach, for want of a due secretion'of bile and other juices
necessary for digestion, for which this Medicine is particu-
larly efficacious ; it corrals the bile, creates an appetite,
and strengthens•the whole habit ; it relieves intermitting
and slow fevers, agues, rheumatic and gouty complaints,
head-achs, faintings and tremors, expels the wind from
the stomach, and immediately relieves indigestion'. Gen-
tlemen exposed to wet and damp, weather will find it
prevent or take Off the alias of a cold. It has like-
wise been found' very .beneticial to 'weak and sickly
children, and those troubled with worms, and should
be taken at that, period of life when the constitution
experiences a change. It is an excellent Family Me-
dicine, as it will keep any length of time, and is there-
fore recommended to Gentlemen going abroad. Many
persons of respeelability, who have given it a fair trial,
have received amazing benefit, to whom reference may be
had by applying to Mrs. Walker, Printsellei,•No. 7, Corn-
hill, where it is sold Wholesale and Retail ; also at Mr.
Tutt's, Royal . Exchange; E. Newbery, corner of St.
Paul's Church-yard; Turtle, No. 117, opposite Exeter-
Change, Strand ; P. W: Tomkinv, N0.,49, New Bond-
street; S. W. Pores, corner of Sitek vi I le-street, Piccadilly ;
Morgan, No. zo, Margate-street ; S. Creed, No. a, near
A stley's, Surrey-side`iVest minAter-bridge ; S. Kent, Pte. 5 ,
White Raven-row, near Mile-End Turnpike ; and in the
Countryby Norton, Corri74treet, Bristol ; Meggy and Co.
•Chelmstord; Adams, Shriftsbuty ;, Ireland and Son, I.ei-
cesteri Crutwell, Bath ; Raikes, Gloucester ; 'Norris,
Taunton •EVill, Wells ; , Wotan, Chertsey, Sul-Fey: in
Bottles at res. 6d. and ss. 50. each, Duty included.
' Letters (pest-paid) attended to. •
N • B. Take Mittel:, till* ROM is Maine bat what is
;;Lzii.44l E. Wetter.

DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN.
This Day was ppblished. price only is.
ANeatly printed on fine paper, and hot-pressed,
CONCISE TREATISE on FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.
By E. SENATE, M. D.
Intended for, adapted and earnestly recommended to the
perusal of Women at every rank in 'life, rendered intelli-
gible to every capacity, and calculated to cnhble every
Woman to be her own Phytician. '

For various reasons, each Book will be sold sealed up,
with a request on the outside that tho. Seal may not be
broken by any but a Female.
Published and sold by the Author, at his House, No. 6,
Charlotte-strut, Bloomsbury ; and may be had at, Mr.
Barron, Druggist, Nu. -258,' Strand, op site the New
Chun: and LA all respeaable Mudiume Vendets anti
Bookselluis in the United Kingdom.

lanuary,
FREEHOLD ESTATES in BEDEORLISHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Sugar Loaf Inn, iii Dunitable, on TWursday the
sth day of March next, la:itvveeen the Hours of Three)
and Six in the Afternoon, .
THE MANQR of HARLINOTON, with
the QUIT RENTS, RENT CHARGES, and
other ROYALTIES, also sundry VAL UAL L E xnd
COMPACT FARMS, situate within the said Manor and
Parisii of ilarlington, and in the Parish of I'odd-tin:ton,
adjoining thereto, together with the GREAT TYTH CS
of the soid Farish .of Harlington, and the. RIGHT of
PRESENTATION to the VICARAGE theroot, cithei
together orb the followinglets:
Lot 'T.. •The' Manor of Harlington, with the Ltit
Reins; Rent Charges, and other Roties, to -ether v.ith
the great Tythes•ot the greatest part of the Uidirarisik of
II rli nAtoti, eN:tending over !3eo Acres, or thereahnuts',
incluiliK. the Lands conwriscit in this Lot, with thet
Ric ltt Ot(Pie:ientatien to the said Vicarage, 'end also tilt)
following cotnpaet and desiritbie rata and Lands, 6ituaig
in the Said Parith of Harlington, z. •

Dyer's Hall Farm (all old inclosed), in the,
ock.npation I..ph meat, • -
liiirtry. Parcels of Lind in''the open
in the said l'ar*Lli L;i- Harlington, in
the oecupation'of William MerrY,
A !louse, Garden, and. Smith's Shop, in Harm.
1.112,t0n, in the occupation of Thomas Gar-
-

This Lot will-hi; sold subjea to the pay.
Meilit -of 41. per Anrititu to the Vicar of Har-
lington: -
Lot z. 'Harlinston End Fill (ewrpt
• tlm.liajtcls in the open Flelds), in thiroceu_
patient of William Met)jy, _ ,
The Cent and Qrass Tycho dyer the Wile.
Lot 3. Harlington Varin, in the occupation
of. Mary W Etacler,. . .
Cdsle, End Firrnr, in the occupation of the
'said Mary Wheeler, • -
Thr..?...l'iecs of Laud called Bennell's.Hills,
in the occuliation of Henry Letat -
The Cord nod Grass rythei over thte Lot.

Lot 4..A1l that capital and compaa Faint,
called Old Park Farm, situate in the Pa-
rish of Toddington, in 4110 occupation of
john Fogy,. ler, -
Red-hotisc Farm (adjoining the above), in tIO
said Parish of Toddington, in the occupa-
tion of Thomas Edwin, • -

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That part of the Estate in Toticlington is mast desirably
situated tbr building npon, AS it commands very ex,tensive
arul pleasant prospeds in a tine Sporting Country, near
His Grace the Duke of Bedford's, edford's, and is *Whin halts
mile of the road leading from Bedford.. to 1)4-Instable, ;3
miles from the former,- and seven from the latter, four
trom Woburn, Ampthill, and Luton, and forty front,
London.

Thomas Bunker, of Toddington, Game.kecper, will
shew the E4tates, and.printLd Varticulars may ,be had of
him; also at the Swan, Bedford ; Geolge, 'Woburn
Sugar. Loaf, °unstable ; George, Luton ; Wool-pack,
gr. Alban's ; of mr. liislttun, jun. at Kilsall, near
Shiltital, Salop; and •in London, of Mows Hoper, Esq.
Crest Marlborough-street, whew. K Plan may be seen.
al- The 'runants are under Notice to quit at lady-day
next. "