The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-04 00:00:00

ON SPRING DIET.

" It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " tha.
constitutional (11C,ISCS come into action and if, at this sea.
son, people ‘yere to adopt an alterative diet, much humai
misery would be prevented."

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'FHE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
A. only very hourishing and pleasant to the ELlate, but
ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in cur-
'reefing the constitution and purifying the blood than the Lis-
bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin'. and such as are 'of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive I-Lbits rind
the Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article ut diet.
In the periodical works it. Medicine it :s highly extolled,
and its use is adopted by several eininent I hy,ictans.. •
It is sold in aground state for boiling (in the sane manner
as cofrpe), price tis. bd. per lb. by W. Wilson, (.;roLer,.No.
39, Stand.
Orders from the country must be accompanied with a re.-
' mittance.

GAME AND RESIDENCE.—WILTS.
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To be LET, front the 25th off March, iSlz, for, Seven
Years,
ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
well known by the name of CLAR EN DON PARK,
with the FURNITUR E thereto bc.i,,ning, and the exclu-
sive Privile6es of Free Warren and Garne .over that well
wooded Manor of near Five Thousand Acres, abounding with
rheaSants, liares,, and other Caine ; with or without a
Deer Park •of, near Three llendred Acres, and upwards of
Hundred Acres of Aranle and Pasture Land in hand.
For a view of the Premises, apply to the Bailiff, at the
house and to treat for the same to Messrs..Wedb„ Webb,
and ,Nttwootl, Salisbury. . .

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CAPITAL MUIR.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. IN LOTS, •
, • By Messrs. COURT and JACOB, .
At the George Inn, at Droitwich, in the • County o(Wor.
cester, on Thorsilay;the 1-6th April, tSI2, at Four o'clock
• in the afternoon,
Hundred and Ninety-Seven OAK TREES
I'l marked with white paint, growing on certain Farms
and Lands in .the Parish of Hanbury, and near to the said
town of Droitwich.
Some of .the. Lots are Calculated for Naval and other pur-
poses -requiring Timber of superior site and quality ; the
chief part is situated near good' turnpike roads, and the
"V..hole is within a few iritles of the Droitwich Canal, which.
communicates -with the River Severn, by .which, and the
various canals to which that kiver gives access, the advan-
tages of- Water carriage may be obtained to most parts of the
kingdom.
- To view the'Lols apply to Mr. Fownes, of Hanhury, near
Droitwich aforesaid ; and, for timber particulars, apply to
Mr. Benbuw, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn, Mr. Noibury,
citor, DroitWich atOresaid, the Auctioneers, at Blackstone,
near Bewdley, or (on Saturday,s) at their Office, in College-
yard, Worcester.

PEARLS-SOLD, CLEANEI), AND STRUNG.
MHE Advertiser being tiie re.al Mantifocturer, is
-(leterinineki lc sell every article of the first fashion and
workmanship at the following reduced prices; viz.

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Petri Necklaces, any pat- sis 6) re-ma.king
A.,r ,
0 12 0
'tern, trent -
Ear. rings, per pair - Is o 1 oto 6
LAndeaus - - JIG l'3 .0 -I2 10 0
Springs - - 4 4 0> upwards { 1 5 o
Bracelets, per pair - sto 0 loto 6
Luckets - - lit 61 014 6
Brooches - .- I s .c.i ,o• 7 6
Crosses - - I I 9J l o 4 6

Whereas many Ladiesand Gentlemen conceive*and believe,
front the above prices,' that every Orparnent is made of a
composition, or what is commonly called. Patent Pearls,
they are tcspeatUlly inforrned, that every article is compos-
ed of Oriental Pearls, trout the Fisheties of Ceylon ruld
Pcrsia, which, being manufacture'd by the real Workman,
arc (Ilirred to the .Public Much under their usual charges.
Several.7'complete suits of 'Pearls, new :patterns, in
iocco eases, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-
riny,s, and- three Brooches, from 2.1. to 301.. per suit. Ap.
ply to I . 11. Barlow.' NJ. t, Grange-court, Carey-street,
. Lincoln's lint

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THE FARMER'S MA'_;4.ZENE.
Phis Day was published,
Embellished with Three Engravings, price 3s.
E FARMER'S MAGAZINE,.
• No..XLIX.
Containing- a Letter -from William Douglas, Esq. one of
the Vice- Presidents of the Agricultural Society of the Stew-
attry of Kirkcudbright.
published by the authority'of the above-men- ,
memoir on the Florin Grass, by Mr. Robert •Ainslie,W.S.
readto
.Register of the ‘Veather, from the Ist January, ISr I, to Ist
tinned aSo tY •
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linuary, ISI2.
On the Use of Moss as a Manure.. 'By Mr. -Alton.
On a new Mode otoaltivating white 'Crops. • By'the Rev.
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Di•'2Aions for dividing a Triangle, &c.
.without Mathema-
tical instruments or Logarithms. By M r. Leslie.
Letter from the 'Rev. Dr. Riehards,n,' on Irrigation, and
on the Value of Peat Moss as a Soil.
On the Dairy Husbandry. By Mr, Aitln, Strathaven,
With two plates. •
Letter from a Member of the Morayshire Farmers' Club.
Description oi the Dianiond Harrow, iiivented'by the Rev.
Mr. Campbell; 'with. plate.
. On the .Difference in time Effeas of Dung upon different
Soils, &c. By William Dawson, Esci „ •
Remarks on -Mt. Wilkie's iron Plot gh.
Comparative ex pence of the Iron anit.COmmon Ploughs.
Letter from Mr. Charles Alexander, near Peebles, to Sir
!oho Sinclair, describing his Method of collecting and apply-
ing the Urine of Cattle as a Manure.
Review of Dr.Skene Keith's general View of the Agricul-
tureof Aberdeenshire. - • - -
Agricultural Intelligence, with Remarks on the Distillery
Prohibitten • Bill.
Ditto Scotland..LDitto England and Wales.
• Notices to. Correspondents.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ;. and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, _Ohre, and Brown, London ; and
John Cumming, Dublin.
. Of whom may be h;Icl.
'The above Work, front its Commencement in the Year
iSoo to 'Sit.' Tw'elve vols. Price bl. 35. in extra boards;
or any Volume or Number separa'ely.
G..." 4" Contributors to time Farmer's Magazine are-respea-
-fully requested to address the Condudor, care of the pub-
lishers, at Edinburgh. '
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