The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-13 00:00:00

ARMY AND NAVY EoUIPAGE.

HE PATENT CAMP -BEDSTEA.DS,
A. tort, Mattrastes, arid Bedding -complete, are very resped-
I recoinnencledto.Gentlemcv; as helix the most portahle
and supdri,or to any others made in London ; Marquees,
Tents, !Fables :Ind Chairs, on improyed principles; Sea
Cots, :,ritalletts, arid Chairs,' ti,r on Board Ship; Musguitto
Net Ftu'llitwe,. and Patent Bra,s-screw Bedsteads, ter East
mod, West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at
MORGAN and SANDERS's
- Patent Bedstead Manufittory and-Ware-Roorns,
Nos. rb and 17, Catiteline-street, Strand.
Morgan anti 'Sanders's Neiv-invcnted Imperial Dining
Fables, alloWed to be the most complete and Elegant act of
Tables ever yet invetrted, are very portable, .packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed anti' C.hair-Bed Ware—
house.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In the Spring of the year tBo7, unless previously Disposed
of by Private Contratt, of wh►ch timely Notice will in that
Case be given,

VE MANOR of WINNINGTON, and the
Capita! and Elegant Mansion House called WI N-
liiNGI'ON HA LL (with such gnantity of Land as may be
agreed on), and the extensive Pleasure Grounds, Walled Gar-
-dens', Vineries, Hot-houses, Green-houses, Shrubberies,
Plantations, superb Poultry-house; 145 teet in trout, two
Cold Baths, Ice-house, and convenient and commidious
lynched and detached Offices, Coach houses, and Stables.tor
47 horses, thereunto belonging, beautifully situated on the
Banks of the River Weaver, oil a dry, healthy Soil, and in a
line sporting Country within three miles of the Forest of
Defarnere (where a Pack of Fox Hounds are kept), and with-
in one mile, of the rn,atket-town of Northwich, in the county
'of Chester.
Ihere is plenty of Brine and Rock Salt under part
of this E state 'adjoining the River Weaver.
A Plan of the Estate may be seen, and further particulate
had, by applying to Mr. Chantler, Solicitor in Northwich.

FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM-
PLAINTS.

DR. FREEMAN'S 'GuTTA SALUTARI4 is by
fat the most sate and' ell:et:that Reincdy ever yet disco-
vered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons.unhap-
pily rdflieted• with Venereal Complaints, in al; its st4ges and
.ender its various appearances, will find a.secure and present
elief by taking these most invaluable Drops;; which, for
their excellency during thirty years practice in the most .pa-
pulous part ut London, viz. Batton-garden, have been term.
td Gutta Salutatis.
The Secrecy with vvitich most persons so affliaed find it
heedful to conceal. their stitt'kirmi,s, may be satly employed
sot hrle using these Drops ; sittce.tho,retr.ler contineutcnt uo-
tiecessary, as well as all unctuous or mercurial Prep.:rations,
tor any surgical Operation whatever.
-13 y appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by R. But-
ler. 4. Clie.apside, corner of Paternoster-row; Bacon I 50,
end Piddin.g, 76,Oxford-street ; •Bull and Callivel I , Dublin
Scott, Smith, and Baxtcr. E M`Donald, Glasgow;
Si:ails, Manchester ; Latlibury„ Liverpool, Stains and Lynch,
Manchester ; and most NeUicine Venders in every Town, in
Bottles, at 2S. 94. each.

PERSONAL COIVILINES.S Improved in the use,
of two elegant. Preparations, first, The AROMATIC
i VOK Y DENTIFRICE, so -called from its admirable ef..
feets'on the Peeth, which, after a few applications,• assumes.
tits appearance of-,polished Ivory, prevents moreover their
prein.iture decay, ..those ciecayed it preserves trom becoming
Worse, 'fastens such as are-lcose, and, by perseverance, ren.,
tiers the foulest Teeth.delicate, and (front its aromatic fra-
grance) the breath pertealy- sweet ; it is also exceedingly
grateful to the palate.
Secondly, rile SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves
and renders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate.. The emol-
lient andlealing.properties of the Spernia;:eti so generally
known, as to tender a comment on its virtues unnecessary,
ti.ie locator is sr sensible of its peculiar mildness,. that to
aecommod:lte Ci2ntlernen of tender skins, lie has also formed
it into Shaung Cakes and Shaving,. Powder, as the Luther
made with it Wtil scarcely Area the eye.
rhe above 'articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor.
'by R. Johnston, Chemist, is, Gfeek-street, Soho, Land6R ;
the. Dentifrice at as. 9d. tile Soap and Powder is. Id. each.
Persons ,vishing to avail themselves of the great utility 01
these articles, slii;ulcl be cartft,l to have them riluine, by.
Oserving his Name uit.tlie Label V.ixed to

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