The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-01 00:00:00

AntLIGIBLE FARM in the'lrE of MA/\T.

TO LETI., tor any Tern of Yeirs .not: eXceeding
TWenty-one, and to be' enterett-rtyou iinizgctiately,
jn
FAkM;.6.insi:,;in of 108 Aere.S'and tipwtird&,
Of Arable Loid, the gre'arest part being eiceeding good
on the Preinises dre.a E.:welling.= house, Stable, Cow--housc.,
Ptying:-kiln, pow-house, and-other Offices,
suitable eti):.r tor a Farm.h, or a Gentleman who wishes tar
ari'et.onomical retirement: 'The flealthy and
pleasant,' near the, Sea,' . which produces a great abundance
anti variety of Fish.
There is' plenty of Liine--stone upon the Estate, and great
qautities or Sea-weed or Tang, an excellent• manure, are
up on the sea Shore. The Country abounds 'with
out, anklevery other species of Gitne, except 'Pheasants.
The House is near the L inrch, and the residence of the Bi-
shop,•and many respect tainiiies. The Rent expected.
will ?la oe much acute 1C:,17 ver annum.
For. further Particulars, inquire of John Cosnahan; Esq.
Dodglas, I,>le qt Man ; or of fir. Woods, George's Coffee-
hbuse,, Chancery-lane.

• BEAUMONT .LOoGE.
TO BE -SOLD 'BY AUC7IIOII.,
. . By PRICKETT, . • - . .;
At Garrawav's Cotfee-house, Exchange-Alley, Corniiill, on
TueA,,i,/ tile tsrh of September, ISOI, at Twelve o'ClOck,
in Fivclots, unteSs a satisfadory offer shall-be .made for
the whole, or tor LOt before the Bth of September, of
which due notice will be ' •
CAPITAL and tnOst.•Desirable FREEHOLD
'ESTATE; comprising the superlatively elegant Villa
called BEA QMONT LAO Dt.; E, recently erected in.itstile.of
singular Elegance and Conveniency ; in a County unrivalled
for Health, I'eiglibourhood,. and Field Sports; bcdupying
vita wi;erein the peculiar bountieS of Nature and Art have
b,zen successfully bestowed with uncommon ; sur-
rounded by excellent Roads most pleasantly situated on the
Banks or the Thames, at OLD' WINDSOR,• in the most
eligible part-of the Counties of Berks and Surrey ; with Sta-
bling for Nine Horses, Standing foe four Carriages, numerous
attached and detached Offices of every description; capital
Kitchen Garden, with lofty L'each-house.
and Ice-house, ereganr Green house, 'Melon Pits, anti Plea-
sure Ground, disposed with great 'taste; Usher), on' the
Tharnes, and rioh Inciosures.: Also several Parcels of
rich Meadow ; togethr with.;
,ncat Brick Messnage,
on -the Offices and (Pardris ; tr,,o*-Cottages and- Gardens ;
.cnd kriown by tile name - Of.-'the Bells of
Ousley, with the Stable, Standing fur Carriages, Offices,
aud-c;artfm..

May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with descrip-
tive Particulars, may be had 01 R'lr It. C. Thomas; No. 40,
Noi..olk-strtiet Strand ; 'of Mr. Whitton,' No: to,' Gr,:at
iiaton.l-40w ; of Mr. Prickett, Highgate.;
PartiLtrla,rs illay,l,Kevvise be had at Garraway's
Cotlee-l-ietr;e ; at the Uaptist Coffcc-hunse, Chancery_
1 r '; ci Mr '1). SMith, Upholsterer; Witt-Isar) at Bot Lam's,
anct at the 'at St;Oes. . ,

To SEA.:RATI-IERS.
LeS Pastilles Mart4llks de.Montr:lier, or AROMATIC
LOZENGES of STEEL.

•
rr HESE ,Lozenges being used along-with the
..11. Bath; will promote and 'raider its•e*e.ts More perma-
nent ;, they wilt occasion that pleasing glbw, which without
,them might, perhaps, never take place; and by their means
many persons have derived the greatest, advantage froin bath-
ing., who, without them, could never have continued the use
of Aromatic Ldzenges- of. Steel arc found` by•eXpe:.
rience to possess the most extraordinary powers in the Cure
of Disorders incidental to. Youth of bOth 'Sexes. For Int-
proving debilitated, relaxed, or broken Constitutiohs; there
deCidedly is not se'excellent a RemedY in the universe.; When
the. weak, languid, ihe'emaciated of either sex, make a
trial of this 111edicine, they find their spirits exhilarated,
theirstengh re..rnited, and all their faculties renovated; and
all the -alarming symptoms of approaching consumption sub-
side,' when a' ue perseverance in the use of this ,poWerful
Restorative has been observed.
• The Lozenges of Steel are.prepared genuine by Dr. Senate,
at, his-,house, is), Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, price.7s.
per box, ,clutY,included, with the Doc oes.Portrait end, signa-•
ture on each pox, without which none can be genuine. And
Sold by Bann., No. 153, Strand, 'near Somerset House, and
retail by -alt:respeciable Medicine Venders in Town and
Country. .
Dr.-SE.NATE's TREATISE On FEMALE
P.LAI N TS, /dedicated to the Q U E'EN,' may be had as aboVe,
price

'V THEN Professional- Men of 'Education and
Responsibility deViate from the general System by
the seledion of a peculiar branch,. the Isandion of Itting.coh-
tinued-suecess is the best criterion of superiority.
. I: ;ht years have I Ze:foted my .practice to the exclusive
treatment of Three „Disorders, and the su\cesstul result of
my plan gives trio additiOnal ardor to iippase, as far as I am
able, ;the ravages of those CoMplaints which are the most
important in the Catalogue of I Inman Infirmitieg.
After initiation into every, firaneh, as an Army Surgeon,
I forined a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in.
dividuals from the.' ignoranue: of invidifeited An'en, -Or: the
equally.dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.
This Three Disordets,' to tile Cure of which 1 have de
voted my attention, comprise every species of V ENE-,
it EA 1, 1 NI'ECTION, whether ofofa recent 'or long du-
ration: adly, 'All. kinds ofxlebility', 'whether arising from
the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of mature
age: • And, , lastly, 'that • deran,.;•rment of the system in wo-
men which is called BARRI.: E SS, or'S.TFAZI LIT V.
Numerous Diseases-are the'result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple ..Gonorrhcea; and it not un-
tiegdently happcnis that the 9.-:.eds or Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of air um;liiiaied hoer.=By a superior me-
ftiod such Complaints are easily cured; and,' even where
others have failed, Itrust that I may presume to offer a
radical re..,establishment.

• Few, hcovever, are.,the cases of complicated. distress in
this disorder, comnared with the calamitous situations of
Men, 'who,' frnrii ad iiidulgencd•in• a .:>olititrY .vice, -or-the
prevalent gaieties' of 'a fashionable I.UC, acquire that • state
-,of Debility:, which is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious hattits.. • •
Where the unhappy sufferer brood i over his misery, but
carefully 'colic eals his misihrtune, • i May be
,some cons°_
labor. for him to know, that although it be an' object` 91
doubt or uncertainty With other PraetitionerS,' the -rernoval
of these De;iciencies by al,: gradual pro:Fess of- Renova.
lion, is the adtittireMent . of- ...ny Ekperi'efice; •I the' rites
of • l;acchus or Venus' hake began to reduce Manly vigour,.
much anxiety ‘vill be prevented by an early• Counterac-
t:on of-this 'languid.: State ; ' and these -cases"; no.great
difficulty will occur. c•

liut.vy here this Deficiency lias'fbrear'' existed,' a prdpit,
persevera4cc, is inclisperisably zrquisite to revive the slum-
berii4; Sparks`of tite,•and tore;itiqtrtateliio CciriMitution.
IvIARRi E D \tiWD94 Nf.whohlong been disappointed
their e\ pe-I;t:;tilis of a 'l.anil iy,l max be assured, that in
most instahces, such -,:ra6-is ;;ti-t.abie by Medical-skill.

j'he secresy which, is so essential to
..my undertaking,
and the iituditeatiolis NVIIIOf I hiivjf_tiesumed'to state, form
the basis of my pretensions; and 'HI coincidence with
.stich,
this ijuntiatio.ti is given, -that Xr. 11. nits' be consulted
per-son.till: by Letters (inclo'slllg.zt .sinall N4')te), at-hit
house, No. 29, Arundel street, 'Strand; -new Temple Bar.
There i 5 an ati:litiOnal Elaranea •in Waier-freet,
adjoining., and the Name is tin both the clDrs.
Pit!.ll.lboi of the 40YW.Cb1legti of Sufgeon9.-