The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-24 00:00:00

T INNFT.LTNTC.

TO BE LETT BY CONTRACT,
MHE finishing and making ccmp!ete for Mavis?:.
tion, part of the T UNN EL of the ounDE Rs FIE LI,
-CANA L, near Marsden, in the West Riding_ r.,1 the County
of York, for the 'length of 71, Yards Westward, and 4.. x••
Yards Eastward, from the Red Brook Pit, where two pits or
shafts ire sunk to the level of the bottom of the Tunnel, and
here souse part of the Tunnellingis completed.
The Red Brook Pit is sunk very near to the Turnpike Road
buween Manchester and Leeds ; abundance of Stone is to bt..
had near the Works; and the situation is very favourabte for
procuring materials at an easy ettpence of earrisge. -
Any Persons deSirouS to Contra for completing the said
part of the said Tunnel, are 'desired to apply to Mr. John
Rooth (the Company''s Agent) at Doboross, in Saidlewortla,
Yorkshire (who has, a Plan and Spe,cifieitions of the Works;4
and to deliver or send their Proposals in writing, and -sealed
up, to the Office of Messrs. Worthingtons and 1-larrop,Altria.
.chant, near Manchester, or to the said .111 r. Jchis Rooth, on
or before-Saturday the soth day of Odober, Ise z, spccifyii*
in such Proposals, the Terms on which and the time-within
Which they are willing to complete the said parr of the said
Tunnel ; also the nature of the security they propose to giVe
for•the'performanCe of their Contract.

- 'SOUTH WITHAM, LINCOLNSHIRE.
• . 'co BE SOLD BY AucToN,
Some time in, November next, in Lots, of which Notice and
further Particulars will be given -
TE foIIowing.FREEHOLD ESTATES: H
The MA 1:0R of SOUTH WITHAM, in tilt:
County of Lincoln, with the Quit. Rents and Appurtenance
thereunto belonging. , . •
Also a good MansiOn‘hause, with the Yards, Gardens.
and suitable Uirices, situate-in South Witham aforesaid, lam -
in-the occupation of Charles 114,1-iners, E•sq. and well calcu.
fated 'for a Hunting Sear, for which purpose it has been iate-
ly oceupied._ - - •

.And also at.1:0,-,t isi,.!ss,.zage or Farm house, Dovecote, and
divers Closes or inclosed Pieces or- Pare&is -ch• Arable, &Ica-
dow and Pastye Laud, containing together 236 A. 27 I'. is
south Witham aforesaid, and ,in Lobthorpe, in the same
County, in_the several ,occupations of Richard , I.ltreltyn,„
Esq. fro lost.pli Watson John Tate, Nao-
mi Hewerdine,
_John Priestman, and William Atkinson.
And also all those lour Woody or woody Grju,ads called
Whites: Wood, Kiiights. Wood, Addleborough and
Millwood, containing together,94 A. R 22 P. situate and
being in Lobthorpe aforesaid, and -Castle liytham, in the
Counts', near to the Great North Road.
And:also, i.,,;,.:,e.Three Closes or inclosed Pieces or Parcels
of Land, containing.3t A .• g P. in the occupations of Richard
-I.;f3rllyn' . Esq. and- Joseph Watson, held by Lease irony
Bro..vies-Hospital, in Stamford, for Twenty-one-Years.
Witham-is a pleasant Village, in a,Sporting Country, ly-
ing near to the Great North Road, and ten mifes distine
from Starnfor&and Grantham, and well situated for Sir Gil-
bert Heathcote7s Hunt.
The Tenants will skew the Premises ; and further patti-
culars may be had of Mr. Torkington, Attorney, in S ;am*
ford.

NEW INVENTED HATS.
TI\I 'consequence of the very great Complaint of
of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mt. Hare,
of No. ;1, Strand, who has resided there these twenty years!
to try the experiment of mixin; Moles' Fur with Beaver, and
which he has found to answer his most ardent expeaations,noZ
only for theirdurability,which, on trial will be found to wear
out near two such Hats as are made in
.the usual way, th
Mole Fur makingfnem so much finer, and of a 'closer ,:extute
than' the various coarse Furs that are usually made use of its
the Manufaeturing of Hats i and, with other good qualities,
the Fur will not come 011 which has been so miler' com-
plained or of late, as well as their, taking a most beautifa
Black, which' will retain their colour: and being tisc
Manufaaurer of his own. Hats, he sells them at the love
price of ii. 35.. Stamps included. Likewise a Yafiety of
Army and Navy Hats, Folding ditto, Patent Silk Hats. Li-
very Hats, and Ladies and Children's Hats, elegantly trimmed.. .
N.B.- Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation.
*** Mole Skins bought in any quantity.

WINE, meliorated by ke.epiog lare Tian-
titles together in Vats, by SPENCER and PERKINS,.
Wine.: Merchants, No. 11s, V;Test end of Newgate-street (re-
moved front Snow-hill, on account of the improvements
01614 ; who, from :fourteen years experience of keeping
such quantities as from 2 to..loca Gallons or Wino togf.t her.
can assert, that their ;Wiim- io mit only more agree-able in ti.a.•
your to the patine, but' more restorative and _whole,some 10
the stomach of the aged and infirm. They have Port,
after being ripened in a vat, containing twenty pipts, has
been in bOttle from two to seven years. White W
Madeira,, Sherry, Bucella, Lisbon, and Mountain.,, they bottle
from the Vats as wanted. This mode Of keeping giVes their
Wines that decided 'superiority so well known and acknovy
!edged. Such an irinnense.stock enables them to serve den:
friends with stiperiqr Wine, of -the best vintages, on their
usual moderate terms, for ready money. They send to.arl
part Of the Town (not less than a dozen), free of expenct.,
They also have a very sdperior stock of Cogniac 13rank,
Pine and Jamaica Rum, East-India and Rum Change She-''

To THOMAS 'TAYLOR,. Esq.
Noy g, New Bridge-Street, London,

Honoured Sir, Idinburti, March ig, Igor.
IBEG leave to inform you, 'that ever sincelhg
year 1790, I have been all:titled with the Lues Venc-
. tea; . which, front its obstinately resisting_every 0,
.;
Medicine prescribed by the most ehtinfint of the FaPhil7
nere,•and untie rgoirig several 'severe courses of salivation.,
and twice discharged from the Hospital, with- little:itches
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. ..An she
spring of last 'yeariny disorder had got. to such. a 1?.e,.-id; as
nearly to put a period to my existence—i lea a large oicer
'on the. crown of my head, &re' on -eachartn, and pry let
were broke ottt in a frigtittul manner • my right was
• fully painful, and had been` in a 'State of ulceration for the
• last seven years e my left had- also two large nodes oil it`
, was. very much discoloured, and gave roe such eaLrutia"
ing pain, particularly when warm in bed,. as.nearly to kic-
prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recoill:
mended by Mr..
.1. Thompson, (who received So great *"
cura,by them here), to take your Leake's .Patent
began to do on the
.266 of May ; in the cours;
of a fprtniAhr-, 1- began to fCCeiTe benefit—in little nu;
than, a Month, the ulcera. on my head. and .arms
Ow'
.soiallv healed—soon after, the spres on my" legs heal
.also; leaving, 'however, nsitterable discolouration in t
skin, and pam in the-boneof the lett, which, by the Sle.f,,
ling of God, and a little longer perseverance your 'tiro
suable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes diSperiii4, the I,
regaining its natural hue, end the nocturnal pains erada;‘,,,",.
going oil; I thus became, by- your liberal advice arid
dicine, perfectly tree From all my former complai"ll),...
have recovered my former spirits and strength, and a111,,,a
come jolly and fat, in which state having contintiect 2112.1
'months to tete astonishmwhyent of all w knknewme, I ,[
a loss in what terms to express my gratitede, ,but bet;for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this. 5."4
case as oublic as possible, as. I 'shall on every, occalj,
in so dOing, you will greatly -oblige, Sir, your gqit,
obedient, very humble servant,' ALEX" MU ItN
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
' Witnesses to, the above Cure:
lonia Tiromrsoa' No, 3, New •Poultry Market; 3114
.101-1 N IVPlNeosli, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.
' Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, s
TxOrt'rns'i'l.YLOß,Memberof the Royal College °1 ion;
geons, at his House, No.. 9,, New Bridge-Street, 1-°8(...4i%
wiiere, aftera constant residence of more than
years, in a paaCtice 'particularly direcied to the eu;tsef
Venereal CoMplaints and those incidental to.the 1'4,1 of
Generation, with thatinvi‘lable secrecy which ;t1" lie
his ' profession should always- observe in such ca,e51,,1f
• flatters himself, the advice and assistancelx gratrhl.,l bC
thirtY..e.
administers to persons taking . this Medicine, v.',Le' scla
. esteemed, by a 1 discerning Public,- as an advanta/'
dom attliinable and void of all ambiguity. .
Also sold, by his appointment, tor the conveniences. ,
those living at a distance, at the Perfunier's, NO• 35'0%,
Afolrbzrist'sr-cestreet,i
itbl9arlolu;ght,h;,
NTooy shop:, No. I°3t'.. hi 11 ;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union7-row,
hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinimigla N,1,1.1:0,. 'one
donald, Glasgow ;Mr Call well's, Dublin; and Ire-
person in every considerable town in Great Britain% full
land, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, -sealed uP "tx
and plain directions .whereby persons of- either
.5c
with
cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and sa
fey •
,N.aßmp, nwh
. Everoyßoich, by
x so ld Great
freoautr of theßrltain icsosrneamle(isisio:uEerNW:4i!
a st
printed, ,at the StampaOtlice—e. T. Taylor, No•,rothers
jar dge-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and ail
are Co anterfeits. •