The Sun.
London, England, 1812-08-26 00:00:00

,TO/ THE LADIES:

UPERFLUOUS HAIRS ha.ye ever been con-
sidered the, greatest blemish to- Female. Delicacy and
leauty. Alfred's B royal Composition is earnestly yecodi-
mended for their removal.. .It was in the highest estecln by
the most beautiful women- in EuriTe. The•applieation is
Perfectly safe and innocent, and not only removes all nu-
pleasant appearances,. but :renders the complexion surpris-
tagly tair and delicate.
Sold in pacl:ets at ss. Gd. and 3s. eaCh, by Hendries, Titch-
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and Turner, 72, New Bond-street.
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FOR. Me, HEAD ANI) EYES.
N\ counterfeit. and pernicious prepara-
SNIT
of this pleasant and efficacious SNUFF, hay-,
Ing been ulAraded upin Initlii;eCting:.purchasers, the public
are hereby lot raced that the real Snuff may. be known by the
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distinction are gross ifipositisns. After this notice, a just esg
tunate will oe formed of ' the c n..tracters. 4f. those /who deal'in
rach articles. • • '
, the genuine Snuff is sold only by the Proprietors, F. New.:
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the United Kingdom, price Is. Pd. a bottio..,- stamp hi-
'Coped. _ • , .
it .

THE GENT TINE CEP lALIC; SNUFF,

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'ESTATES FOR SALE.

ST. NEOTS, NUN FING'DONSIIIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY MICTIOIy,
15y Messrs. BARNARD and FRANT:LIN,

At the. Cross Kcy!s-Inn, St. Neots, on MONDAY, Sept. 7th,
at Eleven, •
• IN SEVERAL LOTS,
Most ELIGIBLE • ESTATE, in the Parish
S. Naas, consisting of a cArrrAL FARM, called
• WINTERINGHAM, • •

with convenient- Ont-houses, 'and upwards of THRE,E
'HUNDRED ands TWF.NT'i.-SIX ACRES of LAND, how
in the: Occupation of the Executors of Mr.. W. Flint, de7
ceased; tinder. a Lease e-,:piring• at. Michaelma.S 1804; and
DWELLING-HO7SI . with a MALTING-OFFICE,
screral BARN
.S, and other Oat-buildings; and upwards et
ONE HUNDRED and FORTY-SEVEN 'ACRES of LAND,
now in the 0434:patina of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lease
expiring at Michaelmas 1814 ; nearly the whole of which.
Lands are contiguous to,. and will he sold.' With flie Winter-
ingham Farm; and leveral FIZ).-LETIOLD COTTACES, and
small PARCELS of FREEHOLD • LAND and ykinnion
Rights, now in the' Occupation of different Persons, and
which will be divided into several Lots.

Further partieillars may be had by applyibir to Mr. 'WADE,
Solicitor, Dosimbw, Essex.; Mr. Benjamin Wiiitning of ToC-
for; Suffolk ; Mr. Peru`, Solicitor, Abington, CismbrOgcsbir:.,;
or tlae Auctioneers, Thamtec.i., Essex.

DeSeriptive Part,culars and Conditions Of Sate, may be had
at the anove places, and also at the Hoop, cai.nbride;
George, Huntingdon; White 'Horse, 13aldock ;' Red Lion,,
Roystoa; Sun, Biggleswa.e; the principal Jun, at St. Ives;
at Cie place of Sale, and at Messrs. tale;, Stocker, and Daw-
sons, Furnivals-Inn, Londoit.

GLAMORGANSHIRE:

. FREEHOLD ESTATES,
TO B SOLD BY AEICrioN,

By Mr. Plli LLPOTTS,
At the Cardiff Arms, in CattlitT, ott Thainillay, the 10th day
.of Septumber, Me, at i'en in the •foienoon,
following day, hi . case the Sale i'3 not complethi on
the 10th, •
IS FORTY-THREE LO N,

fIONT in the whoje TWO THOU-
W..) SAND and FORTY' SEVEN ACRES,' ONE. ROOD,i
and FIFTEE,N POLES of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Wood Land, (b-e.the„ same snare or less),. the greatest hart of
which is let to respectable Tenants, at low rack, rests, .and
the remaiudergranted- on leases determinable with one or
two-lives, mostly very old, in the parishes of Ewenny,-: Coi-
winstone, Llangan, Llantwitt Major, Pennarth, Cogan,
Llandough, Llaudaff, Mirthir Doyan, Laveraock, St. • An-
-chews, Llantrissent, ..I.Veuvoe,: and Egtwysilan.•
Together with, the MANORS -or Reputed Manors of CORN-
TOWN and WES r LAN-17,117m; and the Tithe Hay of the.
parish of Lantwitt Major.
Also the MANOR of PENNARTH, with several Farms
and Lands, containing Seen Hundred'and Two Acres, Three
Roods, add Eleven Poles;'of Arable, Meadow, Pasture., and
WoOd Land, (be the same more or leis), held of the Dean
and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives ; and the Presentation
'and. Right of Patronage, to the Pariah Church of Penuarth,
with Lavernock annesedoloring two lives.
Nearly the Whole of the Estates are situate on the south of
the Turntae Road leading from the Passage to Swansea, on
a very fine limestone, • and possess many remarkably good si-
tuations for building, adjoining the'Bristol Channel.
The Tenants will chew the lofs.—A Sketch STap, referring
to the Pirticulars. of,the Corntown EState„Luts I and i, is
left with Mr. Edward Bowen, of Corntown ; and of Penuarth
Estate, Lot 9.0, with Mr. Jerkin Waters, of Tenn:tali.
Printed particulars may be had at the King's Head, Glou-
cester; Beaufort Arms, Chepstow; the Bush, Bristol ; at
the New' Passage Houses ; .Westgate Jon, Newport; Cardiff
Arms, Cardiff; the Bear, Cowbridge; the Maeliworth Arias,
Swatise.; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Forster,- Carey-
street, .London; -of Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff; and of
Messrs. Webb, Webb, and ,Attv,-ood, Salisbury.