The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-06 00:00:00

COAL EXCHANGE.

Best Coals, in the Pool, 15er Chaldron 4os. od.
Delivered to Housekeepers at - 495, od.
Second Sort, per Cha!droll - - 355. od.
Delivered to Housekeepers at ~ . 445. od.
Inferior sorts cheaper in proportion.

EXTERNAL AP,PEARACE NECESSARY IN LIFE.
lORD CHESTERFIELD particularly advises
J I Cleanliness, not only as necessary to Health, but the
Success of our Fortunes in Life; and with so slothful a
complaint, as any disease that has the least analogy to the
Scrofula, Indolence will naturally preyent either of the sexes
from profiting by this excellent observation.
, ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE. %.

The inconsistent'dodrine of those who recommend Ex,
ternal Applications for Internal Complaints, is obviated in
the folinwing .ifitple question : Will the fur which adheies
to the inside of a'kettfe, or •:•)iter,..be-remoVed by washing
the outside ? The same coma: risen pray be made re,speding
•the human frame : Can an iiiiorr a
al.complaint be removed
an external application ? These questions are left to be an-
swered by every ,Reader, which wili .shew. tire ridiculous-
ness of inculcating this doctrine, while the Infallibility, of
Dr. BRODUAI's BOTANICAt; SYRUP is evinced in the
extraordinary Cures that daily• appear in the,Papers, parti-
cularly in cases of the above nature :..Dr. Brodum, as a regu-
lar PhySician has been known -many years, and not as a
Nastrum Vender. His motive for'publishing this advertise-
ment, is to s re the Health of the Public from the danger
that attends ex ernal application, which, to_ his knowledge,
has proyed fatal to niany who have placed in it an improper
confidence. •

A Naval Captain in the India Service, during a long period
was al-Hided with irLues Venerea, which he contraded when
a Midshipman ; the complaint in' consequence tell into his
'limbs, and "'the ulcers it 'occasioned exposed the bones',to
view; byrecommendation °fa Captain George; of Hull, he
applied to Dr. Brodurn, and in three months was restord ;
but being'hpprehensive of a return, as he was immediately
obliged to sail, for India, he teak with him a dozen bottles
of his Botanical Syrup, from which he has experienced their
salutary eti.ths.
The &Alai:it:al Sirup, and Restorative NerVous Cordial,
to be haft at the • IYo6ter's -House, No. 9, Albion-street,' in
bottles of il. zs.--,-its;,6d. and ss. sd. ; and by. all Printers,
Booksellers, BOoksellers, and Venders of Medicine, in the United King
dein, with'proper direEtions.
• The Medicine
.may be had every day. A quart bottle- con
tains equal to five small ones.
It will be necessary the Doadr 'should see such' Patients

as' are affliaed with beailiess.or I.bss of Sight, or send their
Cases by lett...tr or parcel tothe Doaor (post or carriage paid),
with his usual fee.

NO RFOLK.ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
•
By Mr..BURT,'
On Saturday the tpth day of Joy inst. at Four o'Clock iu
the Afternoon, at the King's•Picld Inn in the City of Nor-
wich, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract, •
Ar
AVery Desirable ESTATE,. lying at
in the County of Norlblk„iabout 6 miles froM Norwich)
now in the occupation of Mr. Charles Layton, the Proprie-
tor, consisting of a good substantial Dwelling-house, with
barns, stables, coach-house, bullock,shed, and other corwe..
nient buildings, all in complete repair, and 213 A. 3 R. 29
P. of arable, meadow, and marsh land, water and alder-cam;
the wholo lying in a ring-fence, and without either road or
tbot-path running through ir; together' with the Great Tithes
arising from theisame. •; . •
. . .

Also 33 A. 3R. 3'i P.. of Conimoff T.-arid, set out by the
Commissioners under the Salhouse lnclosure Att, and in-
tended to be annexed to this Estate.
Also a double Tenement, so situated as to bed convenient
Abode for a Steward or Bailiff; or at a small expence to be
converted into a Parm-house ; and two double Cottages for
Workmen.

A River 'navigable to Yarmouth bounds one side of the
Estate, on. the Banks of which are several good staithes
and a brick-kiln, with ti very excellent vein of brick-
earth ; the Estate 'lies in very_ pleasant. part of the
County, k well-timbered, and has the exclusive right of
fishing and shooting on three Broads, well stocked with fish
and wild-fbwl ; in the neighbourhood are several Centle4
men's' Seats, with-good, Roads,*and Game of all Descriptions..
The situation of this Estate commands peculiar advan-
tages, both' for the residence bf the Gentleman and, the been-
pation of the Farther or Merchant. Immediate Possession
may be ha 4.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Adam 'Taylor, jun.
Attorney-at-Law, Norwich.; Air. 'Richard Gildard, No, 13,
-Holborn-cour4 GraysFlutt'L'Ondon ; (where ',Mapl of the
Estate may be seen), or to Mr: Henry Burton, Land-Steward,
at 'Langley, inNorfolk.

Gx.Tll Steward at the Hopse %vial show the Premises
._ •

VALUABLE
,FREEHOLD ESTATES id CUMBER'-
LAND, TYTIIE FREE.
TO BE SOLD B.Y AUCTION, •

At the New Ciowir lnr4 'at",Penrith, dit'Thurgtlay the izth
day of August, t 302, at Four o'Clock in,the Afternoon,
in Four Lots, •

Lot i. r OMPRISI NG `theexten§ive Ma-
k., nor of Bleneow; with the Fines, -Quit-rents,
and other- profits thereof; amounting to upwards of 301. per
annum.

N. R.- There if a general. fine payableby.the, cu..;tomary
Tenants, upon every changeorthe. Lord of Ma..ar, by
death only, which amounts. to abbut
Also a very desirable Freehold Manor Farm, called Bien-
cowe Hall, situate in the 'Parishes or TOwnshipS of Little
Blencowe, Greystock;• and Dacre, or 'sOrrie Of Thent, consist-
ing of a large and commodious Dwelling-house; with 4arns,
Stables,•Cow-houses,, and other suitable _Out-buildings in
good repair': tokether -with the Demesne' t ands, cobtain-
.ing 159 A. z R. o I'. of rich Arable,; Meadow, ai.d Pasture
Land, in the occupation of T. Scott, under-an agreement :for
aterrn of eleven years, from 25th March 1797, at the clear
retitof r 351. 'per annum.- his Lot is subject to a freeßent,
or free Farm Rent of 6s, .3d. per annum.
Lot 2. Comprising a Freehold Far:n, called Old Hall,
situate at Great Blencowe, in the Parish of Dacre, and in
Skelton, or one of them,- consisting of a good, Farm-hOuse,
with Ilarns,.Stables, and suitable Out-buildings; and about
90 Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, occu-
pied by the Executors of John Relph, deceasred, hotter .I.lw
agreement for a term, of t r years, from 24th. March 1797, at
the clear Rent of 651. per annum, -
-Lot 3:' Comprising a Messuage or Dwelling-house, and
Water Corn-mill, Laithes Mill, with-Barn,,Stable;
and Out-houses anti ten Acres, more or less; of Lundsnd
Meadow Ground, at Laithe,,, in tne Parish of Skelton, in he
occupation 6.f Joseph Stockdale, as tenant -troth year to
at the !net milt of z5l; per annum. .
Lot 4. Comprising, a .Messtrige. or Dwelling-house,,and
Farm, with Barn. Stable;and Out-buildings, and 6z A. 2
24 P. more or less of Arable sod Pasture ?Land, situate on
Skelton Pasture, in the Pilris.ll of • Skelton, in.the,cpcupation
of Messrs. John and William Johnson, un'der- a Lease for-2..0
years, from 2d February 1785, at the net yearly rent of zol.
All the hands-in the'bregoing Lots are free from the pay-
irrlit of 'Fythes, excopt-a Clotie,,containing.7 A., A R. 30.1'
ca ilt:t School in,ster's Close, in Greystock.
• The Land Tax on all the above lots has been redeemed.

•; The Farrns tray be viewed on application; to the Tenants.
For further, I}:..rtictilars apply (by letter post-paid) .to
Tindal, Attorney-at-taw,- Chel:lisiO:d;•EskZ, Where. Maps
of the Estate inay be 'seen; and • 'perilous to the-Mk-lion,
printed. -Particulars an:l- Conditions of Sale may belied, of
Mr. Hutton, Attorney-at-Law, at Petirith; also at the prin-
cipal Inns, at Peniith ;' at the Place of Salo ; and •ati\lf.
Tindal's Office, in Clielnislbrdaforesaid. •