The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-30 00:00:00

TO THE.UNPRI;IUDICED.

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IN THE VICINTTV .OF ,BATIt
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By' Mr. CHRISTIE,

'At his Great Room in Pall-Mall,
On THURSDAY, Oia3l-.,,r'2,2; 'at Ty;chie
A NOBLE-' and STACIQUS STONE, BUILT -
MANSI QINI, with roomy STABW,T(y for Six Horses,
double CO ACH-HO.USE , extensive attached and detached
OFFICES of every description suited-to the Mansion mid
th 2 capital Farm, cxelient KITCHEN GARDEN, with
lofcyWallS, wc...lA,plat)t&l with the 'choicest Fruit Trees in
full, beAring, ; PINERY, PEACHIRY, GRAPERY,
MELON-GROUND, ICE-HOUSE, Sze. seated on a beau-
tifial LAWN, in th3...Lnidst of a PADIX)CK of about'
TWENTY ACRES 'fiftc RICH LAND, fringed 'with
PLANTATIONS, called
BAILI;ROOK LODGE,. •

situated in the. PARISH' of EATIF- EASTON, in the
COUNTY of SOMERSET; forming a display of-Elevation
on the fich Mcliitcaur,o Stile, happily crowning Erni-
nenCe with undescribable /Pictuv.,:•(tue Prosi.:as,' encircled
by the River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, ,°; C.' •
The Interior Apartments are capacious, tivell conneaed;
of just' Proportions,- and finished with simple Elegance ; *the'
Domestic Offices 'are-.fully Competent and judiciously ar-
ranged, aid the whole Premises are•mOst amply supplied
with FINE WATER; suited for the .immediate•reeeptiOn
of a large . • -
Also surroundingthe Premises, a CAPITAL COMPACT
FA R-M; with a FAR M-HOUSE, and suitable Otit-Buiffl-
ings, and '132-Acies of Rich,' Arable, Meadow, an'd Pasture
Land, 14 tato a respeaable Tenant,
.with powek to resume.
Possession of 6o Acres, if required.
Particulars May bet. had of the Printers of the Bath arid
Bristol Papers ; Castle, MarlborOugh ; Stacie's I lotel, Wey-:
mouth ; Mr. Richardson's • Land Agency-Office, • Sydney-
Place, Bath ; Mr: Webb, chertsey ; Messrs. Aldrich and
Smith, Solicitors, 'Linct,ln's-Inni Ratnbowy Cornhill.s and
in Pall-Mall. . .
• A- Person attends to- shew the, Premises, which may be
viewed, with Tickets, to be had of Mr. incharclson and of
Mr. Christie, who is empowered to receive Proposals by
Private Contrad • •

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SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRIS TIE,
At the. Lion Inn, at Newport, in the County of Salop,
Some time in OCTOBER NEXT,
In sundry disira:ile and very eligible .Luts,
ffiHE well-known and heatitiittl Estaie of CHET-
, 1 WVND, with its Manors and Royalties, plerrtifull
stocked an..i abouncling.with Game and Fish,-,sauated.ad-
Joining the Market Town d'Newport; on the.'old Chester
Road, anti distant from London. about one hunthed and foity-
tive miles, called
CHETWYND, HALL.

The Estate consists of 4 cavith Mansion, with suitable
attached' and detached l&es ; Garden, Pleasure Urtiunds,
Wall'ed Park, Plantations; and 'several eligible Farrits, and
Cottages; free of Land. Tax, the greater Part Tithe F`rce,and
exceeding low in its Rates to, the Poor. _ I •
Particulars of which are now preparing;jand Will be ready,.
for delivery one month prior to the Sale, and ntay then be hat?
of the, Printers of the Shrewsbury Chronicle and Chest::
Courant, Birrninghain ; .Chronicle, Liverpool ; and
the St:-.ribrdshire Advertiser; also at the Lion', Ncv.•ocrt ; of
Messrs. Strong and. Still, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Snawes,
Great Bridge-street, "13:lack ; Rainbow Coffee-houSe,
Cdrrehill ; and of Nlr.fehristie; Pall-Mall, where a-Plan of
the Estate, as lotted, may he seen.

. ,
VALUABLE BUILDING, MATERIALS, SUPERB
STATUARY, CHIMNEY-PIECES,- and FURNI-
TURE FONTHILL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr{ H. PHILLIPS, - •
On the Pfernises, on Wednesday the nth of October next,
and following Days, at Eleven o'Clock,
ffifiE Valuable BUILDING .MATERIAI S- of
.1 the two Wings and Offices of Folithill Mansion, Wilts,
the property -of William Beckford, , Esq. ; comprising-the
Copper and Lead Coverings, Sashes, Dam's, Wainscoting,
Floorings, Pavement, Stone Staircases, hen Balustrades,
forty solid Stone COluamssand PihiStres, and t he.S tone which
form the Colonades.; stout Mahogany Doors; formed of
choice and beautiful wood ; magnificent "Statuary ;.Chimney-
pieces„enriched by Statuary Figures, f,:,ur and five feet high,
supporting tlae Mantles of e:tquisitc sculpture, and classi-
cally designed; together ,vith two 'Suites of Rooms corn-
prising two large Pier and C h.iiiiney Glasses, a few Pidures,
Register and Bath Stoves, Chairs, Tibles, Bedding, and mis-
cellaneous articles of utility.
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---lcflay be publicly Viewed, from the to-th to the i-, th Sep-
tember; to the .Day of Sale, by Catalogues,. to be had at
Messrs.
.Foxhall and Fryer's, Old Cavendish-street .; anti of,
Mr "Phillips, New Bond.:street, London, at is. each. Also,
On the Premises ; at the White Hart, Salisbury ; Star, An-
dover; Stacie's, Weymouth; of the Printers of the Ssiis-
bury, Sherborne, Bath, Dorchester; Exeter, Bristol, and
Portsmouth Papers..

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LONDON,: ,Ptinted by BUCHANAN'M'MILLAN*(of Bow-street, COveot-Garden); and Published by WILLIAM ARMICER Serum (of Horse:-ferry-road, Weitminster); ,
att.taid), must be addressed.
where .
At thz liti..oly,lcr, No, 1i , 4'ti-and 1 4dvutisementf, Order, for the Paper, Acitets for the i'ditor, &Co. (past
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AVHEN His Majesty's Letters -Patent Ty‘ive
been granted to a Preparation.or Medicine, the
al once *larded against.-4raud alid imposition, as s•,l ;it
Medicine,or.Prepara;Jon is lire ilously
,searched into and
zed by,,able and skilful Pro fe3sors; and on their report ,r.
:thegrant of acPatent-.
'The -BOTANICAL 51.18.. UP and. NERVOUS cciF.-
n;ia- have both stood the test Of the first Actik-al Nie,a in
Englanti, and the greatest,Profiissors in Physic of the present-
age, aid for vvhi<Al His Majesty has granted His Royal Let-
ters Patent thus s:-tilaioned. Dr. Broduni is bold in holding
forth to the.world the anove two unriv'illed Medicines, which
is the fruit of close and stip:lions applielftion for upwards of
twerity-eighi years.- -Tho Botanical Merupjs a certain and
safe cure for all 'Venereal I Afecii-ons if the human frame has
7been-yoisoil:A by the above itifeelion,--or',Loy'mercurial pre-
p2irations the Botanital will. if regularly taken, pu—
iify tile body, and clear it from all blotches and.sores, equal
to that of the-id:ant newly born ; -in Gleets or Gotiorrineas
few bottles Will,be requisite to peribim a cure. In- Women,
the Medicine is a certain remedy against Barrenness or, Ster-
,Jility, and, several 'complaints the female is subject. to, which
delicacy preVents to be bore inserted, and which is fully ex-
plained in The Guide to Old Age."- Aildi.incis- of Deli-
lity,
,whether arising troin'the habits of School Joys or the
indulgence of mature age, Which render men miserable,-. and
make- them unfit to enjoy the of society, anti more
so that of the married states the Botanical Syrup .will remove,
the good effeas of which thousands have experienced,' and
•
numbers have testified. -

A GUIDE TO OLD) AGE.--The flattering reception
which this Work.has experienced,., has induced Dr. Brodurn
to publish The twp V.olunies in one at.a reduced price, so as
to bring it within the reach of a more enlarged circle of Rea-
ders. When a book h ran throiagh i:!4reat. number of edi-
tions, *hen the sale is rapid, w11,2n it
ad IS sought with avi-
dity, arid acknowledged- to be re with profit, theSe arc so-.•
many incontestible proofs of its utility—to these proofs then,
The Guide to Old Abe May lay claim, as this is the 3 rst
edition of this publieationHa publication that cannot fait iota
the hafids of any. Reader,. o any el innate, age, sex,. condi-
tion, married or single, that mav not derive advantage from
the perusal of it, and
_particularly to seafaring, Melt on long
voyages, if inclined to preserve or recover health, .or,to avoid
tile indiscretions of youth or the sober follies of.matur,:s
age. This impression will ho found to contain some.obser.-
vations; omission of -which would be unpardow,ble in 3
Work, of this-kind, which out of delicacy, cannot be
na•med in a public print. The high estimation in Which this.
Work is held by the public, its great utility, and the unpre-
cedented sale it has met" With, is fully proved by the felleiw-
ing testimony i _

'" I lieiny ethify, that I have printed Thirty Thousand
of 1)r:, BrOdurr,' Guide
.to Old Age since its first publics'
Lion. _ • • " J. W. -1-I 'VERS."

" No. 2, Paternoster-row, Nov. 20, 17'98."

" I ackno,.Vl6.:lgc that my late' brother, J. W. Myers,
printed. for Dr. tirodurn Thirty-Thousand Volumes, cafic!
" The Guide to./..)lU'Ae,."-and to which-my brother tigne:i
hit name, Witness mv ;wild; this loth of January; ao
4, W. ttdoEN, No. a, " atetats.itur:.rcrvv:
"(Signed in the presence of W. Lewis.)
A tizs.'l3ottle-cpntains equal to small ones.

• Printed for the Author,- and sold 'at his house, No. 9s
A lbion-street,:near the Leverian Museum,- Black fria rs - bridg,=s,
Symonds, Hurst, West and. Hiaghesi- in Patertioster.ro6t;
and may be had of all the Venders of the Dodoes Medicia:•s
in the three kingdoms. • • •
For the excellent eharaag of this Work, see th.o
different Reviews. , •

The Botanical Syritp and Nervous Cordial, to be had at tti°
Doctor's house, No. .9, Albion-street; seven doors from ths"
Leverian Museum, Blackfriar's-bridge, in bottles at ri.-1.5*
us. 6d, and ss. 6d. (duty inOltidet-t); and of E. Newby'
corner of St. Paul's Churih-yarct; Jeboult' and Co. flare
Bacon), No. Jsot Oxford-street; Ptu,:nug's M,:kticine
hoUse, No. 76, Oxford,street ; Barter, ,Edinburgh; Brell/
'rel;ey,' Bristol ; Read, Vine-street, ;
and Co. Alai,-
,(raxacshgrge;;
Collins,,Chalmers,
sAberdeenalisbury
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poitits,b,f!inrvet Bonito/I, Roy .t 1
,vstierese,tc,
oDrku.,bl;nrie;unndkCS; vaindse
Booksellers, &c.%iVii • ti‘liel a soti; aalri

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HAT -Consumptions, so universally considered
e eincurable, '-however hereditary, inveterate; . or 'o'
lot o;tanding; may now be with:certainty removed, and
the Constitution may be restored, tnough eulaciated to 511
great a degree that exisyence is _.conidered as neArtv at 00.
end—is highly,. fully, and beyond a doubt e,empliticd,. ity!'
recent Letter tromlohn. earter„Mulfiner, gsq. or Shotle,'
near Ipswich, dated 29 Allgl.lt, 1801.

sut,
Gratitude impels me not- only to thank you, but also,o
request you toinake'ny Coe public for the benefit iifotliers;
My Family have alvvays been conSumptive,Thavingloist to".
Sisters and a Brother; and..l should certainly have 1510 ;
yiaim hour Balm of Gilead had not saved ine. 1 liaq*
been under almost all the FaciiltV of .esninence.near 01!!
particularly Dr. Hawes, of Cavendish, • so eminently
111011 for. Consumptive Cases. Yon have my. hearty G
currence to make. my Case known. Finding relief troll.;
small bottle, when nothing else afforded Inc; the smalls*
nefit, I
.persevered: till a 51. tai>e completely eu redanc.'
assure you 1 will reeon m unenoi the Balsa of 'Gilead to al',
.know labouring'under similar Complaints.
am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
JNO. CARTER MULLIN_EIs
To Dr. Solomon, Liverpool; .
N. B; Petsons desirons of further information, may be 17"
tisfied in every particular by: Mr. • Woollnty,
Chymist, Ipswich.
An Account of that most e_.cellerit Medicine,- the cOP;
DIAL BALM of CI LEAD, which is prepared (onlY)'°)
S. SOLOMON; M.D. .
The• train of melancholy. Disorders which afria
hiiman frame, under the denomination.of .Nervous
are the principal sources' of human misery in-the tiriv3llo
of health. Those disorders proceed from -such an into,
o.
variety and complication of causes, as- to. render it
sible, if even it were always necessary, to- trace tai
ell
tucir true source. The eitecls, iaowever, are but too 01.
kn.) on,.and, too severely•felt anion!a•st, toU great-a portioll.4
mankind; and to these efleas it may witholit
elynacsasceyrteticlla, ilthDatr.ansy
OreLm,cii\lyi
(s;Nlp,S,rlocroorßlT.,,,t
GILEAD, never has bcen. discovered. a)1!:1::-1,
and relaxed. constitutions, lowness otsl • fl y doi a,
,
hOrrors, trerablings,kvVeakness OrSI 7lt 10i • •
,
impaired vigour, Tahes Ner.vans
end the numberless symptoms ot impairt an:
• AitUtiOnS; whether.itrising from a ni cl?
penance, or in-ttention to lies!th, its • y has wit
,versal and unparalleled celebrity. t perscyeranve jj3
its use,. it.chears, braces and invi;tc,:a..... , the whole Nerfooi
System, and gives new tone to ad thevital funtaions•
which uutithierleiis instances can be avouched.
Constitutions relaxi'd, weak or decayed, in men or Nvo;--fid
are under the immediate )ofitience of this R.--.s.scorative
old Coughs, Asthinas,- and Consumptive.l'Liaits, Ire
relieved; and speedily cured.
'-‘t li• —4ll, ere It .".:fit

Poverty of blood, and emaciated iimba, will, ere
the happiest change; the chill Watery fluid will becorne
and balsarnic, and the limbs ba,cover,xt with tiesh,• tiW
healthful. •
To those wlici have revelled in the midnight cuir, or rP.,
drained Nature of' her richest stores, by unrestrained or
tious love, or by the horrid seLtish passion of thogoes,
Restorative. will render. all • possible assistance ; an,d re,
vital powers be not entirely ilestroycd, it will gradujil7
pair the melancholy evil. -
Those who .haveleng resided. in hot climates, and al.-4,41Y
guid'and relaxed in their whole system,: may take this Bad
cine with the happiest effects'; andtpersons going to ti'e,,,,,1;1/4
or \Vest Indic& cannot-store a more important article of
and life. It has been the only nieins o-restOring tho"*
withtbe.Yellow Fever in .A.:inerica..
Persons irtthe,Country requiring the Doclor'stllloo,
relative to inveterate cales are to inclose his usual 1-`,ette'
Guinea, in a letter, with the state Of their case. Sackpf'
should, for safety, be thus directed—di. Afoi,ey _lettef•cr.ool.
Solomon, Solomon. place,. Brownlow-street, Live
`Paid double p6tage," " • A'
Letters may be ordered to be addressed for X.. Z-
or
at,A
SAVINGthe Post.Ofii3OFce. ti
ONEII calledtOPQUNr. D
SIX
• LINGS„, ,
The Cordial. Lahti of Gilead: is sold in. bottf ,
each. There ire also boxes; pria;stLci, to
tainiirg.,eyual to twelve bottles at los. 6a. by 11
Uy fc
Patient sayea tl. 6s. which can be
by a
had ofc4. the Docw' .
/
.nutting a .Five Pound Bank Note.`
Sold by, Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London on' ;' 4,
the reputable Medicine Booksellers,
principal-Town in England, Ireland, Scotland, "11,10