The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-30 00:00:00

SALE BY AUCTION

WOODPERRY-ROUSE, within fwur miles of Oxford,-with
Possession,,and upwards of Three Hundred I*,cres of Land
environing • the whole, of which Forty Acres of Part; Mea-
doWs are ih hand.
By Messrs. RouiNS, at their spacious. Rooms, Piazza, Co-
vent-garden, on MONDAY, Deceniher 5, at Twelre,
,7-001-WERRY MANSION !knit ESTATE;'
V comprising a very cap: nni form Stone Edifice, erect-
ed at an hnineuse expellee, and rePlete with every possible
rftecommodation for a highly respectable Family, delightfully
placed in the, centre of its extensive Lawns twit Pleasure
Grounds, with au infinity- of detached Offices, quite corn s-.
pondent, and 44nntnunicatiu; by Stone Coloinades ;' together
with upwards of
'fl-1 RE E HUNDRED ACRES OF CAPITAL LikND.

within a Ring Fence, of which Forty Acre, disposed like Park
Meadows, and encircling the Mansion, are in nand ; tite re-
mainder, together with an erCCilept detached Parih-lionse ;trid
Build' ugs,let to respectable Tenants, at Bents amounting near
FOUR. HUNDRED POUNDS A-YEAR..
'The-Estate is delightfully 9itnate at a short distance frmn the
Turnpike-road front -Oxford to Islly, within two miles of
WRatley and four of Oxford, and is held under Nets' Col-
lege, Oxford,yenewable for ever, according- to custom.
Particulars are preparing, and• may he had of Daniel Green,
the Bailiff, at the Mansion House, ii days prior to the sale.
Also the ,Star, Oxford ; the Inns at Tetswor.th and High Wy-
Minh ; Saracen's Head, Beaconstit Id ; White ;Horse,
Ux-
bridge; - and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-Garden, where a
Drawing and Plan of the Estate may be seen.

QUACKERY IS THE DE.-vm OF THOUSANDS.
SALUTARY ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED.

11-Esstts..COOVER and Co. Surgeons, Char- .
lotte-House, Great, Charlotte-street, IlLaakfriars
rod, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, during NO years regu-
lar practice, can aver that thousands fall victims yearly to a,
Certain Complaint, owing to their taking the Gide in hand
themselves, or consulting illiterate men, which. have caused
nlcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dim-
ness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, strictures, ob-
stinate gleets, nodes on the shin-bones, ulcerated sore throat,
scrily excrescences in the neck; swelled ankles, nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs,(irequently inistakenand often
fatally treated as Rheumatism), with a train of other diseases,
at length-Dropsy ensues, :Wit!, a gen...rat Debility, and dory
of the constitution, originatlng from a DRE4,IDFUL D--
EASE lurking ,in thediabit, or the
.improper, use of mer-
cury ; and which disorder frequently appears years after, and
too often through :the fines cartiligeS thiiir little tender and
unoffending otfspring in the unsuspecting parent.
h Sur,eon Cooper and Co. are consulted daily from ten till
eight by either sex„at their house, or by letters, post-paid,
stating particulars, age, &c. inclosing a remittance, when
medicines and the beat advice will he sent to any part of the
town nr coentry.
Messrs. Cooper and Co. hare been regularly bred to the
profession, (and their-experience in the above disorders are
unparalleled), arc Members of the Royal College Sur-
geniis, in London and Edinburgh ; and it is gratifying to their
feelings to announce they have cued very many of.their
fellow-creature§ of the above dreadful disorders (after
others, an even hospitals .had failed;.
B. The PILES and FISTULA mired without B,u.rning
or Cutting, and those who labour under the must &stress-
. iug cases of debility front whatever canse, whether juvenile
indiscretion or otherwise,. need not despair. Dixoct to Messrs,
-Cooper and Co. Charlotre',House,"Great CharlOtt,e-street, op.
fosite..lloN4aod- I:llll'3,CliN)et, Dlackfrieirs'-rpad,-Low*b