The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-18 00:00:00

• SOUTH WEALD, nett'. BRENTWOOD, ESSEX,

In a delightful situation, about 16 miles fromLondnu, 4 front
Rumford,- and 3 from Brentwood, in a respectable Neigh-
• bourhood, and surrounded by good. Roads.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Auction Mart, near the flank of 'England, nn Monday
thelith day of September next, at Twelve o',Cloek
in thc'inean thue.an eligible offer should be made,hy Private
COutract,,of which timely, notice Will he given), •
4 GENTEELand SUBSTANTIAL BRICK-
BUILT; FAMILY HOIJSE, (late the Residepce of
George Porter„Esq. deceased), in completely good repair and
condition, With Coach-house, Stables, and conionfnihins
Others, surrounded iry an ornamentalShrubberyamiGat-den,
and situated between the btautifui grounds' of Earl St.
Vincent and Sir hichard.Neave, Bart.

Together 'with nearly WO. Acres of Pasture and Arable
1..a,d enutiguous to the Dwelling-hOuse, and a Cottage at a
cunvenient 'distance,.

Therecis a .very complete. Farm Yard, with Bain, Stable,
Cow-house, Cart-lodge,Granary,l'iggerics, Cattle Sheds, and
overy Aesitable accommodation fur farming.
The greatest part of the Estate is • Copyhold of the Manor
of South Weald, sub ;eat to two Harlots upon the death of the
Proprietor;mid. to tne payment of a small Quit-rent.
For furtherPartienlars inquire personally or by letter (po
paid) of Mr'. Perkins, Solicitor, Chelmsford, at whose.Clibee
Plan of the Estate may,be seen.

The Looker; at the douse, will shim, the Grottnris, and the
House May be seen every Wednesday.aud Saturday from ten
to foul- o'clock.

Posscsbion may be had on the 10th of October next

By the KING's ROYAL-LET rERi PATENT.

PODLIOLD's I.IALSANI,• FOR CCUGHS,
CONStIINIPTION and ASl'l-I\IAS. •
rrifus .MEDICINE his been. established for
. nearly :30 years,. and is • allenvml by many eminent Phy-
sicimis to be the only efticacion, remcd t- to be depended upim for
cluing the above Complaints... l'he numerous 'cures that are
daily performed, and which rile attested by persons of the first
rank in this kingdom, would tilt volumet,.

Copy of a Letter to Messrs. GODBOLDS, 3, Bloomsbury-

square.
Gentlemeno.”:l have the picasikre to inform you, that your
Veget:thle ree,nomended to nu by he
[lon. :kir. Shirley, of Fulham, ii,u; perfectly restored MC to my
former ,tote of good health. I was in a deilb decline, and had
taken a uutilber of other Medicines %Odell faiLd of success.
With gratitude i remain,
Your obedient servant,. ' •
)I.OllEttT DAVIS,
9, Cumberland-place, Chelsea-, May 11, 1813.

• 'Mrs. D4rothy G 4,116, Gray's-inn-lane, is cured of a Con-
sumption_ by taking 5 pints of the Vegetable Balsam ; she was
under it.cours'e of medicine. from the faculty 5 months, 'and
found no relief, Certificates of the cure the 11th of June,
:1813.

' Stronger proofs of the'clficaey of this medicine cannot he
given than its being recommended by the following No-
bility ;
The Mod Noble Marquis of Lothian: the Eir,la Hon. Vis-
count Dudley and Ward, the Right lion. Lords Is,lacdonald,.
Grantley, Portescue, and Nlomitford, the Right Me 14te
Vibeounte4,* Dudley and Ward; Dowagers Granticy,
mouth, and Fortescue, Lady Apprecce; Sirs Franeisillahe,
lward Iskwnham, John Coghill; and George Araistrinigi
Generals Doyle and Dainty ► ,Colonels I,luker, Daiatb,
Lenox; &e.
•
N. B. Messrs: Godbold have established an institution fur
the benefit of the juror and others, who cannot affOrd to pay
thu fnii price for the medicine, and bare, in vontiegrienecv
appointed it. to be sold by one req,ct Vetokr in every
principal town in England, agreeably to the to-ats of the
charly, as well at at N 0.3, Biocuusbdry-sytare.