The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-30 00:00:00

CHING's YrITEN WORM. LOZENG Es

VVOIINIS are the most frequent Sources' of Chil-
dren's Diseases. Their symptorns every• Parent and•
Guardian at Children should beactraainted-with. They oe.
casion Loss of... Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour or the.
Face, Emaciation, and irregulai state of the Bowels, attend-
ed after with violent pains; they bring en Convulsimis; i,;ey
affect the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end -.
ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preientative'and
Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me-
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the highest
Charatters in this Country, both in rank and respeetability ,
to have no equal. • Their public approbation, gi.veli -to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its woncierhil sue-
cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyondcompeti-
tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other sAledir.ine
of the kind can • boast. Parents, and •others.who have 'the'
Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me-
dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach. or Bowels of Chil.
dren'are any way disordered, which it will always be found
to relieve. . -

Sold, wholesale and retail, at Chins and Butler's, No. 4,
Cheapside, London ; Sharp and Belain, Portsmouth ;. jones,
Weston. Alimot, and Callory, Portsea ; Hall and Iphnston,
Gosport ; Coleman' and • J acob, • Sheerness Peck and Ross,
and furner, Hull ; Hoxland, Cooleworthy, Nettleton,: and
Gilbert,, Xlymouth ; Knutt and, Lloyd, and• Swinney and
Co. Birmingham ; Billipge and Latlabtry„. Liverpool
Staines and Lynch, Manchester Cl"rewman, Exeter• S triith,
Manderson. Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Etlinbsirg'h ; Bai-
ter and M 'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ;
Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinten, \Leicester ; Edwards
and Penny, Liverpool •, and retail by most Country \fen.
IiCTS, in Boxes, at 2S. qd. and ss. 6d. eacit. • .

.ESTA I'ES FOR 8,4 Ll,'

THE IV ISHINGBROTTC-TI AND ITETGI I 1N(7,-ON
ESTATES, .
IN TI-IF. COUNTY OF LINCOLN.

SQUIBB respectfully. gives Not, that
k Y.& the Sale of the First Part of the VALUAti,E ES-
TATES, which was advertised. to take place at Garl'away's
Coffee House, on Tuesday the 9.5 th of May, inet. is una7old-
ably postponed until TUESDAY, the 2d of Jane, when it
will po:iitively take place.
Descriptive Parti,.:n!ars, with Plane anntmed,'lday be had "
of Mr. Hett, at Wasiiilsbrooph, who Wilt s:4err the. Est.ttes;
of ;John Carder., Eig. at Lincoln;_ at the Saracen % f-reativ
Lincoln; the Angel, Sleaford; the Ball, LLt Boura; the
Angel and Talbot, Peterborough ; Garraway%"; of Mr.
Flakate, Solicitor, Essex-street, Strand and of ,vlr. Squibb,
Saville-place, Sava Loadoi. • .

CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANO! FARM, in tSSEX, with

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. • - Possegsion a,.-..Michael=s next.
TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION,
By -LYAS NE MAN,
Atthe Auction Mart, opposite the ;Dank of England, by di-
rection of the Trustee, under th,: Will. of Mr. 'William
Wayland, deceased, some time,in the Month of June next,

of which due l'otice,ana,further Particulars will be given
174 is Paper, ,• /
AVery. desirab!e: . and truly valuable FREE-
HOLP MANOR FARM, caIIedCRIKRA HALL; culla:-
prising a Substantial and Co'iaMmlions.Srick-irouted
ing-hollse, with Parlours, Kitchen, several good
sett-
'chambers, and every convenient 'Appendage fit for the im-
rnedia: reception of a 'Gentleman's Family, situated. on- a
pleas:,nt eininence, with- Tlarn, Stables, (hauary, and other
conmio:!ionS Oat-builitiiigs; 'all 'in complete Repair ; an ex 7
eelknt-Gardeti, Plaracri .v.•!;,11 • choice Itrnit-t re4i' t • cottage,
divided into.TwO `Pc aerie oti:, and Two Huudredand Siiteen
orthereabouts, of rich Arable and P.:stare Land, fa a'
high state of Grltivptiuil. - _

ire above Estate is situated about Forty-eight Miles fr6rrt
Leudon, Tvv.crity from Chelmsford, and .Ten from Lqaldon,
tvvo.,capital Markei.-towns; mid is dist'at oulf Two Miles
frOi I:!ornhatn, where corn is shipped for the London, M.tr-
ket weeli.'
• For nuttier Particulars, iliquire.perrnally, or by Letter,
post-paid, of Messrs. Tindal and.Peikins, Solicitors, Chefros-
ford. • •

.• •
BERKilirßat--"LEASEHOLD COTTAGE.
TO BE 750L1.). BY AUCTION,
By COOPER and. WILL .I.OT,
At the KING'S' 11.17315, MAIDENHEA:D•BRIDGE,
On SATURDAY, the 6th Day of JUNE, 1812.
At Twelye-
Unexpired Term of 31 Years of and
in .an• Kleg-ant COTTAGE and PREMISES, in a most
delightful SituatZ,2; f immandiirg 'beautifirl.Views,of Clifden
Woods and the River Thanlel onP...QP:r-ter of a*Mile from
aNt.ii Road and MaidenTZ:4')4-britige, One f'VP: the
Town cf -Maidenhead: 'lwo from Cooklim.o and Bray, auu
front Windsor. • --•
The House and Oftires consist of a Drawing-rocrn, r. ng"..
parlour, Butler's Pantry, Water-closet, and•two Kitchens, all
on the Ground-floor, and six comfortable sleeping-znnis OD.
the Upper Story ; particularly well adapted for the Residence
of a small Farriiy. •
A Court-yard with Coach-hawse ; Two-stall Stable, Poultry-
yard, Wocd, 'fool, and Gardening Houses.. . •
A mo.-4 excellent KITCHEN-CTARD.EN well stocked, and
an ORCHARD in full bearing.
A•Teranda surrounds the House. The Pleasureiround
andSkirrrbrpe, y mos+ tastefrlly Lid out.
. The Fixtures Will be included in the Sale.
The Furniture, which is well adapted to the House, may be
taken by Appritisetcent, and immediate Possession had.
May be viewed by Tickets, on application to Wm. Bowyer,
Esq. ExChequer °dice, Temple; Mr. Willis, Maidenhead-
bridge ; and of the Auctioneers, Maidenhead 'and CookhaM, of
whom Particulars (iu..due time) may he hart; also at .the
neighbouring Trips, the Auction- Mart, at the Exchequer
Coffee-house, Westminster, and atthe Printing-office, Maiden-
lane .

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. -
.Sgaciotts FR E E OLD DWELLINO
H IISE, at CLAPHAM, in Surry, late in the Occupa-
tion, of ARNO U) MELLO, Esq. it has undergone a thorough
repair ; is entirely new papered, painted, and decorated at a
cOnsiderable. expence, FOR. THE RECEPTION
OF A GENTEEL AND NUMEROI3',4 FAMILY:
It Contain Tea best Chambers, resides Others for_Servants,
and has large and convenient °dices; it has a:Green-house,
Hot-house, and _Kitchen-garden, together with a Lown and
Walks, ornamented with rare and curious 14Ixotics, in pe-
chliar" perfection', eantaining in the whole, more than Two"
Acres. This place may be kept up at a moderate Expeacc,
while it, affords every comfort and retivernmt, and .can _ac-
comodate, - front tliv. Size and .Number of th, Rooms a very
large Family.

Further Particulars may be -known„ by inquiring at the
Eionse itself, or by referring to Mr. William Franks, tui.
opposiie the Plough, Clapham; to Mr. Stockdate,' bookseller,
Piccadilly • Mr. Ackermann, 101, in itie Strand; or Mr. flaw-
son, Bad: Coffee-House, nearly opposite the firit Gate of
the Bank; at wbiell several places', Tickets may be obtained
for seeing it, any Ala from Twelve tosSeyen o'clock.

A FRIEHOLD ESTATF, and VALUABLE- WHARF. situ-
ate at PO:.; ).lilt's END, near ENFIELD, the County
of Middlesex..
TO 131.: SOLD B 7 PITIVATE CONTRACT,.
•
L.
Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE; consisting of
_L. an excellent moder. -bniit Farm-house, in complete re-
pair, with large Garden, Barns, Stabling,:.Gow-houses, Pig-
gery,-and other convenient Out-boildings- includini-, siagu-
larly valuable and very improvable WHARF on tn; Eiv,n-
Lea; together with'FIFTY Acals AND A HALF, (rnarre ur
less-Y, of superior fertile MEADQW and Al-s..ABLE LAND ad-
joining;:.a part of which contains ct:ital Pr.ick. Earth to .an'
immense. Depth: The whOle of this vcrvliesitable Estate is
Tithe-free, and immediate possession will 4e, given.
May.be viewed at any time, by applying to Mr. Kent, the
Steward, on the Premises; and for fo:ther particu!ars, apply
to Mr. Van -leythuyseri,• No. 12; John-street, Bedford-row,
London:

A REAL BLESSING To N:0
Tw; AMERICAN SOOTHING b\ RUP.

'THIS never-tailing rerned-7 for cutting
their Teeth, was brought from America by -a
where it has s•ived hundreds Of Children when thooglit past
recovery through convulsions; for iai ha: fan hour after using,
the,cnild will gradually recover, being es innocent ettka.
Cious, anti.so pleasant, that no child will refuSe-to let their
gums he rubbed with it. When children are tour .montlis
old, thougn there is no appearanceof4eeth, mothers should
rub one bottle of the Soothing Syrup on their gums,
.for, by
opening the poreS in that early stage,'nut one child in 'a hun-
dred will have fits or whit is terirvid breeding the teeth in
their loins, the.cause of SO many rickety children ; and pre-
ventS that painful (14-ration of lancing the gum, which al..
ways Makes the neir: tooth much harder to come thro•.gh.
Mothers 0u,.; lit never to be wi tlzoiir the Syrup in the Nursery;
for it a child wake in the night with rain its gums, it imme-
diately openstire Oores,-Nals the sums, .and prevents fever
or convulsions.

To be had of the Prortietors, I. lohnson: and Ca No.
Newroati-street, Osfoni-street ; aria by Shaw and Edward!,
L4t. 13;lul:s Church-yard ;. Golding, qa, Cornhil I ; and by all
the principal Medicine Venders in ['own and Country, at
257. gd. 'a bottle, for ready money.
Caution - Be sure to ask dor lohoson and '‘Villiams's
Airicrican Soothing Syrup, as there area number of spurious
sorts. • '

N. B. Mrs. lohnson relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at
her klouse, every 'Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine
to ten o'clock, by 1)041011ga Letter from a re;pcdable house.
keeper that they are real objects of charity.