The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-12 00:00:00

7' El S DAY,

MY LORD, Northampton, Bth Odober# t 802:
"vt,' 71 7E' the Undersigned,-- request your Lordship
to call a GENERAL ME,ETING of the COUNTY
and the TOWN of NORTHAIMPTON, and•of all Persons,
interested in the NA VI GAI-1-0-N-ofthe RIVER NINE, to
tike into consideration a Clause ,in ,the Ad passed in • the
Thirty-third Year of the fZeigriOf liiS-present: Majesty, em-
powering the Grand.jundion'enmpany to make a Collateral
Cut from the Parish of (layion to tho Town of Northampton,
and to adopt such Measure's as may appear necessary to ;ie.-
ciirnp I i sh anqiiiionsbetiveOri. the Navigation ot the . R iver Nine.
and the.,said Grand junaion Canal.

to the Right Honourable Earl of
!Northampton, Lord' Lieuteo4nt
of the County of Northampton,
4L'c. c.

POMFRET.
W. WAKE.
SAML, ISTED.
W. BULLER. '
T. R. THOP-NTON.
E. BOUVE '
T.-S. W. SANIWELL.
T. H. TIIURSBY.
V DENYS.
CHAS. FREEMAN,_
SANII.. ITO LT
WM. KING, ,
}Mayor and justices
••
T. IIALL, -I -of Nbrthadipton;
CHAS. SMITH.
WILUIAM KERR. .
- CEO RG'E WATK IN.
CHAS. NEW.KAN.
THUS. BUTCHER.
CLARK HILLY:MD,
ASHTON VADE,
I. HARDEN.
RD. MARKIOTT,

• In consequence -.of the atore,,zoing. Requisition, , heieby
-appoint' a GENERAL MEETING of the COUNTY awl
TOWN OFNORT El A MP FON „and of all Persons interested
in the Nav,igation of the .River ,Nrus„ to be hel.l at the
COUNTY HALL in the T,wii of Northampton, on. MON-
DAY the atii instant,' at Eleven o'Clioiik- in-the ForerOoit. -
NORTHAMPTON
Castle Ashby, od.

TO BE SOLD 11. V PRIVATE coNTRAcT,
Either Together or tv
WO FARMS, one consi6iiilg ~t a- Me.gtiage,
and about 44 Acres' of Lind called 13:-MNALI,
FARM, situate in .toe Parishes of Irc lesitafl auil Chebse
in the County. or Stafford, in the Occupation of Saran l
j);MS011; and the other, con-slsliri4 'of a Messitage,
248 Acres or Land called SWI l‘r frE I) FARM, situate
in Chapel Chorlton, in the said County, in the o,:cup.tion
of Edward Addcrley ; both the Farms are ildd ii-orn year to
Year 7 ,

The -Tenants will shew the Premises, and further parti-
culars may be applying to •Air, Naar.-
tich ; or to Mr. Perry, Docirlitigton, Cheshire.

• EREFOR -
TO HE SOLD l Y AUCTION,
In Lots, on tray the azd Day Oclob,:r instant, at the
ic.ni.;'s Head Inn, in the in the errant,.
o. Hereford, between the Flours ot Taree atut Su o'Clock
. it the ii•ttetnopri, suojelt to Concinions of Sale to be then
produced
Q:61,7E,RA1, very VAtUARLE aild Improve:11)1e.
FREEJIOLD ESTATES, coinprizim the MANORS
or LORDSHIPS of LYONS ii.a;l. BOROUGH, and LY-
ONS:I,UL FOREIGN; extending over a lure... Tract of
Game, with- the Chief-rents (ot
about the/LILA:id Value ot 4s: V..d.) Courts Leet, Courts,
baron, Rig,its, kpA.....diies, and Imin-unities the:et° be;onginAA.
And sevetml 1 rccuu:d Nlessnages, Farms, and Lands, lying
within the same, and tne Porish utsuall aforesaid, now
in the sevet4l ot Haiaurd-jours,'EtN." (or his Under-
Tenants), Richard Whitcomir Esq Mr. John Cheese, Mr.
itichar Clarke, Mr. John- Stephens,. Ttionias
Wflaarn Lloyd, John Carwardine, and Frar.cis L'enibcr,
The sever..! Tenants will shew the Premises, and further
particulars rite- he had by applying to Mr. Lloyd, WeObly
Messrs. Baxter, bloytand 1.1o“1, Solicitors

-COUNTY of, CHESTER., •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr.. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall,
- In NOVEMBER, N EKT,
THE LIFEHOLD IN rERESTofa.HEALTHY
C ENTLEMAN,
AGED TWENTY - NINE. YEARS,
In the following Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD. ex-
tensive- MANORS of CHRISTI-F. 17 0N; HUNTING-
TON, and SAW HTON, with ,their c,2-in-Rents, RoVal-
ties, eke: I. and ESTATES,' consisting of eligible Farms,
with all necessar‘: Buildirgs, and FIFTEEN IIUNI)R ED
and NINETY-SIX ACRES'of Rfclt: A rable Meadow, Pas-
ture, and Wood-Land, eligibly situated ,within two Miles,
and seven Miles of the City of Cnester, let oft at the present
low Rents, amounting to •
TWO THOUSAND III:ZEE HUNDRED and
TY~EICFITI G Err POUNDS,
NINE SHILLINGS :indSIXPENCE,
but of the Annual Value of ti.twaridsiof
THREE THOUSAND POUNDS.
The whole or the above improveable,Estates wilVbeceme
the absolute' Property-of the' Ourchaser, in possession 'tbr,
and during the Lite of the said Gentleman, agdd,Twenty-ninc
Yearsl

Ptinted jiirtictulats are preparing, and will he forthivith
.

Ti) V, ES CI-NLii•A t.,,,CUANT:i ANu(l i
FOR S-ALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
UP\RDS FIFT Y HOGSHEADS Qi CLA-
RET,. of exctllent quality, and ahoni. FOUR HUN-
DRED-a'utl FIFTY CASES'of F.RENCH WINES of the
qualitie's of.!BURG LIND V.,.. CHAM PAGNE,
TAG E, CLARET, IVIN DE GRAVE, &c. and within
time for cxpoitation.
Saimiles` may be hasi, anefurther;particulars known I;.j'
applying,o Mr. Chriie, •

ESSW.X• .
FARMS, WOODS, TYTFIES, and HERIOTS...
' TO BE-SOLD,
AST H ANNINGbIELa HALL 'FARM,
k.outaining 141 A. 3 R ::o P, with Farm-twurse, and
0;,,,:r Buildings. now tinder Least: to Mr. Jaint,s Tavener, for
a term or 21 years. of willcii IL, are unexpired.at Michaelmas
next. •Tuts.l.cii i, to be sold elearOf.Land Tax.
The LODGE FARM, in . Last: Hanningtield,
,containing
z 35 A. r R. 9 P. with E trill-house and otherßuildings, now
•-uittler'Lcas: to Mr. Wl{ liori Vt.ll4;ht, for a term of 21 years,
of which to will be unexpired at Michaelnias next,'tree)-f
Lahti ',Fax. abovi Teipras are atpder covenant ',to_ keep
the Premises in,repatr, being el hayed rough Tinther.otil
y..
Also'the-tollowulg CHIJRCHLAND GROVE,
adjoining tn. theCleue and:Hilt Farm in East Hanbingticlai,
containing ip A. 3 R.. 6 P.
,GREAT TYH HEDGEf, adjuiniug to :Seymour's •
-Lan, in West Hanningtield, containing 30 A. 3'R.
LITTLE: BL YTH HEDGES, atijoniing ditto,. 7 A. o R.
37. P. in ditto. . •.,
SEYiMOUR's SP it I NG,-11ing between G reat and. Little-
Blyth Hedges Wood,•in 34 P -
.; REAT and I.llrt.LE IsLOoDLAND
South'Hanniugticl.4 fish Farm„ 16-,,:k.
PAN DAM W(io-1.)„ bet,vVen.t.titbrd and Hatn Farms, los.,
South Hanningfidd, 13 A. 3 R.,16 P.
.• 4
Also the GR. EAT and SMALL TYT,I-i ES of the Parishes
of Bottsbury and Mountnessi'%tg,'and Chet; R EAT TyTH
.of the Pansti SurStod, which- will be.sold to the respeztive
Proprietors of the Estates for which they arc payable:
A iso the HERI OTS due to the Lord or the :antral Manors
of Writtle, Rox well, Ingatestone,-Margaretting, Motultitzs-
sing, linpey, Crondon, Great Buisted, Cowbridze, East,
and South Hatmingfittld.
Prt-rsTills 4s, may be inclined to purchase any of the
above, are desired io treat by Lettir, post-paid, With
ilanr, Esq. be,attstont 11:14 F,.sseg,,

This Day was publiShed, Price One Shilling,
A CHARGE delivered to the CLERGY of the
rk DIOCESE of ROCHESTER, in the Year ISO; and
.published at their request by-JOHN IeAW, p.p. Archdea-
con of Rochesier.

Printed for T. Payne, Mew's-gate; F. and C. Rivington,
St. Paul's Churchyard; and j Nunn, Grt..,t Queen-street.

, QUINCY's LEXICON MEDICUM. •
This Day was published, •
In One large VOlyrrie 06tayo, prithe r6s. in boards,
A"w
. MEDICAL DICTIONARY : con.
tainin an Explanation of the Terms in Anatomy,
Physiology;Praetice of Physic,. Materia Medic; Chernistry•,
Phannaey, Surgery, iblidwiierv, and the Various Branches
of Natural Philosophy, ecinneel with Medicine.. To which-
is added, to Glossary of Obsolete Terms, from Casteili,
Blanchard, Qiincy, &c.
By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. -
Assistant Physician to the St. Mary-le-bone Infirmary, &c.
Printed for Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row, and Mur—
ray and High ley; Flee t, s treet.

BOOK-KEEPING AND EXCHANGES
MODERNIZED.
This Day was published, Price 6s. bound,
ii e Second Edition of ° -
THE ELEMEN FS OF BOOT c KEEPING,
comprising a SYSTEM or MERCHANTS AC-
-COUNTS, founded on real lltisinesit., and adapted to Mo.
dent Praelice ; with,an:Appendin. on .EXCH ANDES; in-
cluding the recent ,Iterations.
By P.'KELLY,
Master of Finibiiry.Square. Academy, London.
Sold by j.. Johnson, and 'and C, kivington,- St. Paul's
C hurch. ard ; G. and .1. Robinson,. Paternoster-row; W.
I. and . Richardson, R-yal Ex&hang,e.; ann by'theprinci-
palßooksel I ers in. Great
_Britain anti I reland, •

or whk?,n may b:: had, by the same Author,,,Pricegs.
Practical Introduction to Siaheries and Nautical Astro-
nomy. The Second Edition, a :;merited tend improved::

This, Day was published,
rice Ss. half-bound, illitstratf:d with Tiventy-eight Copper-
plates,
THE WOODLAND -20MPANION : or,
Brief D:.-scription of British Trees; with • some ac;
Omit of their Uses. Compiled by the.Atallor of Evenings
at Home.
.Printed for I. ighnsoniin- St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had,
lvenings at. Home, 6 vols. „rice 10.3.- 61 and Dr. Aikin's
.other IVorks...

BY HIS MAJ ST--Y's ROY'A I. LETTERS PAT-ENT,
GRAN PEI). to j. SIG MON D, Surgeon
Dentist, Bath, for his BRITISH IMPERIAL
DEN.TI-P RIC E and PR ES E RVAT VE LOTION. Takes
Otis method to acquaint his Ageats, that in consequence or
tie heavy 41111 .ad,htional MeJicine Duty, which took place
the first of this month, the following small advance has been
inadesin the price of the above Preparations, 'viz.
•• The'Bottle of Preservatise Lotion - 5
The Large Size Box of Dentifrice - o 5 6
The Small Ditto - Ditto - - - o z 9
The Bottle of Anodyne Tincture - oz 9
The above may. be hatt(together with the various sorts of
Tooth-Brushes. construdad ou Itn improved plan) by Gattie
and Lea, No. sz' few ,Bond-street ; Hendrie and Son,
Tichborn-street, 'Golden-square;, Watts, 478,- Strand
Rowney, - 9;', Holborn Hill ; co. Cryer, Perfumer,- 68,
Cornhill% Golding, 42, Cornhiil; Hazel, Perfumer, Black_
friars Road ; and by the Principal Medicine Venders and
Perfumers in the United Kingdoms.
Sept. 23, 1802.

No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. 13, 1802.
THE impettiosil y of l'astion, and_ the
.coinct
deuce of General Gaiety, must involve a considerable
portion of the Community in the strance of those Dfsor-
ders which are destined to be the punilment of illicit indul-
gence,

And since the time of Monkisirsuperstition, no blame has
attached :o Medical PraditiOners for the exertions of their
skill in the removal of thL-st7 Complaints.
As'Aledical ability cannot -therefore be more usefully of
more respectably, employed, it is .only necessary' to inquire
%vhere it may .he most.dccisively depended upon. Certainly'
not among dlosetvho rush %vithout education into 'he Prac-
tice of Esculaian Slaughter, but smong those,'V.-ho, after
regular inithitain, 'diverse ,their exertions to one point, and
concentrate their skill in the 'study .and treatment of one
branch.

Mr. BR EU, 'Member of the VAL COLLEGE of.
SURGEONS oi'LdttOon, and formerly Surgeon in the
A RM Y, %vas entitled in make tili6S4te...tion, and,- ;with-the
sandion of unprecedented success for TEN YEARS PAST,;
he otters restoration.in Cases whFre the most eminent prac-
ititOners have failed.

An insidious Disorder may he contracted in an unguarded
moment of intoxication. By of Cure, pain lis Pre-
vented, the Ossibility of danger is precluded; and 'the Con--
stitution is left flGt merely unimpaiied, but absolutely im-
prove:4:oy the process.
• The sulfering,'s of this Complaint are, however,
compared with the. cons:Nuences of thaidestruelive Praaice
for which °llan surfered death. To those whose feelings are
susceptible of the Misery which this pernicious habit ha's oc-
casioned, it may be some consoLition to know, that by pro-
per perseverance- most deplorable Debility may be re=
moved.

And when the tone of the fibre is in the slightest degree re-
kixedi from retictenbe in .a warni Cliidife, too-much Wine,
or the habit of frce, :living, timely application will stop the
progress 91that Del)ility.which might otherwise tend to tlie
most tittal Pisoiders.

Mr. Bree .baconsulted by either Sex,• with inviolable
secrecy, at leis House, No. 29, Aruu•;lel.street, Strand, near
•
T,:mple;b2r.
All Let!telt; are expeaed to inclose a One Pound Note.

For BILIOUS C.IMPLAMTS, and DISORDERS- of tte
S'El) ACH and o E LS.
Dr.-TAVES's, ANALEPTIC PILLS.
THE Excellence of these PILLS, -ts ii,rmtle
purgittive, and as a .general preservative of Health, by
assisting Nature in the due-discharge of the Animal' Funetions,
has established their reputation as A Medicine of the, first
ftn-
portanee.o T-i,r4 are admirably calculated tin- I)isurders of
the Stomach' and 13oWels ; for persons of a tilious, a Gouty,
• or a Rheumatic dispositiOn ' • as well as for those Whose Con-
stitutions havebeen-aftected by a too active or too sedentary
lite,. or by a residence in hot Climates. They are lilt6vise
particUlarly serViecable Head-Achs occasioned by Indi-
gestion, and in ,removing the bad etieds• of free living ;
afso in prgyentink Palsies and .Apoplexies, so often the con-
sequenee of intemperance.
The tendency of these Pills is to open the pores by l*ht,
-and thg.body hydarl -they moreover promote sleep, and le-
quire neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourse
should be had to them. on the first attack of 'ti cold," or upon.
-anY•sl ight indiSposition; and they should never be omitted at
bed-time. after an excess. or eating or drinking ;• and thus
their distinguished charatienstic will be maintained of pro-
' !noting loneevity, so remarkably exemplified by their Invert.'
~_`or,. who.. by the constant use of thein', though a- very free-
;,.liver, attained the age ofseventy.fiye.
As the .ANALEPTIC -PILLS owe their virtues to a
Peculiar' prepitati-611, which has never been divulged but
to the present, Proprietors, they -can' only be had genu-
ine from them ; and they are sold' by Francis Newbery,
at the Iyarehouse for Dr. James's PoWd.er, No. 45, the East
End 'of-St. 'Pant's, a few floors from Cheapside; London ;
and at Dr. James's late. house in Bruton.stteet,,in Boxes,
price 45:26d. each, Stamp included ;, or the quantity of Six
in one large flox for a. 4s. as it now hears a 3s. Stamp. ,
Obs-erve that the words, " F. NEILLIIE It v, NO. 46, St.
Paul's," :ire engraved on.the Stam2s, OtliQT* oirQ 4:04.
teireits,