The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-05 00:00:00

LARGE ADVOWSON , WA RWICKSH IRE.

SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In London, (unless pre'viimslii disposid of by Private
Contract).

THEADVOWSON of SOLIHULL;, nearly
midway between aninghant and Warwick; .consisting
of an excellent Parsonage House, and, about ;Eighty-eight
acres of Rich Glebe Land, and 0.6- TrruEs heio4ing to
the Rectbry of the Parish, which contains upwards.ot Eleven'
Thou Sand 'Acres, 'together' of the estimated yearly value of.
between Two. and Three Thousand Veunds;, the present
eurnbent aged about .56 'years.
Printed PartiCulars May soon be bad, at the Auction Mart;
of Thomas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ;of Messrs. •Richard-:
son and'Co. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields; cf Joseph Hard-.
Lag, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on.
Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood; Sans--
bury, who will treat by private contract. • •

STONIAdIi COMPLAINTS, WIND, GOUT, SPASM; CIIO2,
LIC, and f:i.E'xs:ERAL DEBILITY of the STOMACH and
I NTE STEN ES.
ORNWELL's ORIENTAL CORDIAL is'a•
• Medicine of established-reputation for the Relief and
Cure of the above Complaints; it was first discovered and
. used in the East Indies, where Debility of the Stomach and
• Intestines are severe and alarming, by a. Physician of emi-
- nonce and character, and has been long recommended in this
(..;ountiy by a great number of resPectableindividuals, who
have experienced its salutary influence, among whom is the
Brother of the late Lord Alvanky, and. Lord lirydges Rod-
ney..
It restores-tone to the Stomach, removes the effects of un-
ripe or improper Fruit, Spasm, Cholic, Wind, Gout, and In-
digestion, and generally strengthening the System, resists the
attacks of those Diseases which too often terminate in sudden
Dissolution. •
Soiu wholesale and retail by Slit* and Edwardi,
.66; St.
Paul's Church-yard, London; price 4s. 6d. and the -larder
size,. containing six.small Bottles, at ii. 2s.

That all personsathe 'description above stated, with the
exception of Such as shall be 'hereafter noticed, who may
have transferred their obligations from the Eight per cent..
Loan to the Six per cent. Loan, and who may be, at the
time of the'receipt of these Orders,-in possession of the new
obligations, be entitled to the terms g-,lnted in oar Resolu-
tion of the 19th July 1811, namely: " Thaf the' holders of
any part of the late op(ional loans., whose agents shall haye
subscribed the same to the new Loans, raised in India (under
a guarantee in case the said subscriptions should be dis-
avowed by their principals in Europe) shell be entitled to
,continue the same in the Loan; to which they may have been
transferred, subject to the foll Owing
.condition, viz. Thai
whenever the saidLbanS shall be discharged, the holders of
them shall be permitted either to receive the principal of
therain India, or bia bill uPou the Court of Dilectors, pay-
4ble eighteen Months after date,' at the exchange of two
.shillings and six`penieper Sicce rupee."

' With respect to thos"e'petsans • absent from India, ivho,
were subscribers to Loans raised at Bombay, anal WhoSe
'agent:. Lad, without authority; transferred their ohlig-ations
te the Bengal Six per cent:-Loair of (31st December, 1.810,
that they be alloyed a 'remuneration for any loss of interest
'which Shall be"proedio have been thereby incurred, on the
principles stated in' 4' preceding paragraph ; and that they
be furtherallev.-zd to re-transft;r the vrincipal. of , their obli-
gations, according 1-) their original amount in Bombay cur-
rency, into, a Six per cent. Loan at Bombay. The interest tb
_be payable, at the times stipulated in the Bengal Six per
cent. Loan of 31st December, 1310, either.by cash at Bo.n-
bay, or.by bills- upon the Court, at two shillings and six 7
pence the Bombay Rupee. The principal, so "transferred,
to be payable in milt, at B,mbay only, according to the
order lit' which the several obligations, shall .appear to be
placed upon the -Bengal register, and after the publication
)f the same notice and description as at Bengal.
. The above liesolutions have been communicated to 'the
hdian Governments.

JAMES COBB,.
Assistant Secretary.

..._.. .
. Also, his - .* • .
'Outline's of the Veterinary Art, 2 vols. Bvo. with.9-plates,
price il. Ss. . , ' ' - •
Domestic Treatise on the Diseases .of Horses and Dogs, a
new edition, including Nlauness, Gs.
Treatise on the Distonpe,r, with *plittes, Is."

To Mr. llI);ON, Apothecary.

. _
SIR,
T. • •
ake the earliest Opportunity to acquaint you,
th 4 I have received the most wvniteilul'benetir from the
use ot your D 1 j(ON's ANTI BI LI OU '3 PILLS, which
carried-with Mc go arnaica, and 'all' those friends to whom I
distributed them haVe'experienced the same salutary benefit ?,
they declare them to be the best Medicine ever used .o
Country for Elliott's and other Complaints.
The tot lowing are the names of Several Ladies-7,nd Gentle-
me!;. who have received the iftmostrelief faun your Dixows
h Afibilious Pills —Charles TaYlor, ;;
ham Shaw, Esq: KinASton. ditto; ir. Woodrilf, Spanish
Town, ditto ;. G. ‘7. Hamilton, 'Esq. -Savannala Mar, dit-
to ;I. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; Allston, Lsq.
do.; Mt. Walker Port, Morant, ditto; I. Penlinson, Esq. Salt
River, ditto - Mr. MUllens, ditto.; I. Burn,' Ety. Savanna ;
,G. P. Polack,
.Esq. ditto; Mrs Oliver Goldsmith,‘King-
sten, ditto ; Mts. Perry, St:. Ann's; Mrs. Woodrill; Spa-
nish Town ; with many other persons of the first respecia.
hility.

.
, Sir, your most obedient Servant, .
THOMAS HARROLD, oftlie ship Ganges.
July I, 1812.

Sold, Wholesale and retail,at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap_
side, corner o( Paternoster-row, London.; Sharp and Belau),
Portsmouth ; tones, Weston, .Allnutt, and Mallory, Port-,
sea ; Hall and lohnston, GOS'port ; Coleman and facob, -
Sheerness • Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland, Chok-
worthy, e;ranville, Nettleton, and Gilbert', Plymouth;
Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and. Co. Birmingham ;
Bilhnge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury,- Liverpool
-Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewtnan, Exeter ;
Smith, Manderton,' Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edin-
burgh; Baxter . and M-iDonaid," Glasgow ; Bulgen ;nid
Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfert,
Leicester ; Dunn and Sutton,- Nottingham ; and retail by
roost Country Medicine Venders, or Boxes at 25,
and 6s. each.

,
merchant; at ten. • • -
Nov. 7. P. J. Fent9n, Yew Broad street, merchant, at ten.
Nov. 24. J. Kemp, Burr-street; East Smithfield, dealer and
Chapman, at ten.
Nor. 24. J. B. Furze and J. F. Harrison, Webbe-street,
Southwark, merchants, at one_
Nov. 24. F. Richards and W. Bond, Upper Thathus-street,
,hat-Manufacturers, at eleven.
Nor. 2E. S. Lee, Birchin-lane,.merch,ant, at one.
Ndv. 24. It.. Hoakc,!ley, Nottinghamstreet, Mary-le-bone,
'merchant, ateleren.'
Nor. 17. W. Webb, Westthinster Bridge-road, coanlin--.
chant, at olte.
Nov. 24. Z, Duke and P. Duke, Eltham, Kent, linen-drapers,.
at ten.

'Nov.
.24.: ..T. Colson, WAlbain-green, stage-co:lei-master,
at one.
Nov. 7. R. Lowe, Great St. Helen's, brokers at ten.
Nov. 2t. R. Stelling, Norton, Yorkshire, wool-dealer, at e!e-
Veil; at the Talbot Inn, New INlalton.
Nov. 26. P. Thornton, Stockbridge, Sussex, and W. Rapl-,
Chichester, tanners, at eleven, at the Golden Fleece, e hi.,
Chester., t • '
Nov. 24. C: Baron and IL.Pearson, Kingston-upon-i-7JI,
timber-nierchants, at eleven, at the George Inn,' i:ing.sti.a-
-• •upon-Hull.
Dec. 4. T. Robson, Bishon-Wearniouth, Miriam, ship-
builder, at eleven, at the Brclge Inn, Bishop Weai,-
mouth.