The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-01 00:00:00

This Day is:published, price as.
DUBLIC CREDIT in DANGER; or FRAUDS
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~on the Revenue;_ Private 'Wrongs and Public Ruin.
To which are added,
Hints on the best Means of Providing for a Peace Establish
mem, without Increasing the National Burthens, '
" Render therefore unto Ctesar the things that are Clrsars."
By a MEMBER of the Hoqourable SOCIETY of the
' . INNER TEMPLE.
Printed for J. Uatchard, No. 490, Piccadilly; and John
Sewell, Cornhill. .

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LIT-TLF< HAMPTON, SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD,
Compaa new built FAMILY HOUSE, (corn.
pletely furnished) with COACH-HOUSES for two
Carriages, and STABLING for Eight Horses, Garden well
stocked and Ice-HoUse. The Premises are held by Lease
from his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, for a term of which
about Nisiety Years are unexpired. The House stands in the
centre of a small Paddock Walled in, and containing three
Acres or more sloping from the House to—the verge of .the
Sea, and open at low water to the finest Sands for either batis.,.
ing or riding that are known on any part of the.. Coast.
For Particulars, inqUire. of Mr. Kearley,_ at the House,
Little Hampton ; or of Mr. Horton, No. so, Mount-street,.
Berkeley-square.

WARWICKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In the course of the ensuing Summer, of which timely No-
tice will he given ;
AMost Valuable and Compact ESTATE, con-
taining together 343 A: IR. r4P. of Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land, in excellent condition, situate in the Pa-
rish.of Rowingtou, in a very productive and beautiful part of
the above County, distant from, Warwick about tour miles,
and from Birmingham about fifteen.

Also theGREAT TYTHES of the PARISH of ROW-
INGTON, which contains, exclusive of this Estate, above,
Acres, and which are partly collected in kind.
Also.the Perpetual Yearly Rent of 3 ;1. ss. Bd. punattally
paid by the Warwick alwl Birmingham Canal Company, for
Land purchased by them for the,purposes of the Navigation.
The Estate may be conveniently divided, and occupied as
-two Farms, having two separate Farm Houses, with Barns,
and other Buildings belonging to each, and having been, un-
tiLa few years past, lett ,to separate Tenants. The Canal
front W to • Birmingham passes through the Estate,
anti gives it the advantage of convenient Water Carriage to
each of those Market Towns. A few Acres are Copyhold
of Inheritance, suhjea to a reserved Rent of il. nos. rid.
nd. to Pine certain of the- same amount ; the rest of the
:state is Freehold. The whole is now in the occupation, of
1 r. William Wells, under a Lease of which two years only
miexpired at Lady-Day next. .1
Printed Particulars may be had of Mr, Fulljames, Glou-
cester; or Mr. W. Le Blanc, No. 8, Milinan-street, Bed-
'Ord-row, London ; and the Tenant will sinew the Premises.

- LINCOLNSHIRE AND, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION,
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In the course of the ensuing Summer, .
Very
Valuable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE,
consisting of a Varm House and other Buildings,
in good repair, and, about 267 A. iR. i 8 P..of Meadow,
ture, Mar,h Land, situate in the Parishes of Holb
each
and Fleet, in the richest and most desirable part of the Coun-
ty of Lincoln, distant from Spalding eight miles, and' from
Wisbeach about' seventeen, now in • the occupation of Air.
James tole, under a Lease which haS not quite 15 years to
run.

2. A very eligible Farm, containing about 3.16 A. IR. 36A.
of Arable and Pasture Land, partly.inelosed, and.partly dis-
persed in Comnion Fields, situate at slavering, Wendens,
Littlebury, and Arksden,' in the County of Essex,•distant
ftyr.* SrAtfron WraWen about and from Bishops-
Stort ford about ten, in the occupation oeMr. Rob. Kimpton,
a yearly Tenant. Some parts of. this Estate are Copyhold
of Inluritance—the rest Freehold.' • "

Printtd Particulars may be had of Mr. W. Le Blanc,
No. 8, Millman-street, JR:llford-row, London, and the 'Te-
nants w.ll chew the Premises'.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By THOMAS STONE,
At the Fed Lion Inn, in Thatne, in the County of Oxford,
on Teesday the iith Day of May, iFoz,at Four o'Clock in
the Arternoon (subje6t to such Conditions as shall be then
agreed),
MHZ following FREEHOLD ESTATES, in
the County of Buckingham, viz.
Lot I A MESSUAGE, with the Barn and Out-build-
ings, and divers Parcels of inclosed Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, in the Parish of Ickford, in the occupation of
the Representafive. of Rowland Herring, and containing in
the whole 58 A. 3R. 35P.
Lot 11. TWO PARCELS of inclosed PASTURE' and
MEADOW GROUND, called GREGG's GROUND and
GREGG's MEAD, with'a Barn and Cow-house, in the Pa-
rish of Waddesd6n, in the occupation of John Bett, and con-
taining 59 A. 3 R. 36 .
Lot 111. A CLOSE of MEADOW GROUND, called
BANNIS'FER's MEAD, in the Parish of Oakley, in the
ocettpatiori of John Stephens, and containing 6A. o R.. 19 P.
The Prenuses are'held by Agreements from year to year,
under proper restrictions.'
For further Particulars, apply to Thomas Hinckley, Esq..
Litchfield ; Mr. Wyatt; Burton-upon-Trent ; the Auc..
tioneer, in Tharne ; or Mr. William Baker, Brill, near
I.7hame.

• ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS,
For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other
Stains, out of Linen, Muslin,. Lace, and .for ni:my
other Uses, as a Substitute for Lemons. Price One Shil-
ling the Box.
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HAVING received numerous complaints that
. Compositions sold under the title of SALT of LE -
MONS, are not only inetEdual, but that they burn and de-
stroy,the Linen, I think it necessary to inform the
that my true ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS is only to
be had, wholesale and retail, at my shop in Cockspur-street,
and that none is to be cLipended.upon as mine but what has
my signature on the bottom of each box, and on the outside
of the wrapper.
'a , W. ,BAYLEY.
N.B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies
in washing their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains of
fruit, coloured gloves, &c: and-is much inure agreeable to use
than lemon itself,

At the same place may be hdd Bayley's Scowering Drops,
or taking grease out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth; &c:

A further Proof of the Efficac;y of -Ching's Patent WORM
LOZENGES,
Col:- Riddle has favoured Messrs. Ching and Butler with the
following Case.

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GENTLEMEN,
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HAVING
by accident read the Testimony ,of
the Lord Chief Damn, respecting your invaluable
Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to make trial
of them on myself.. From ktwenty-two years residence in
the East Indies, I have been subject to a Liver Complaint,
anq violent 4ilious Obstructions : I have made use of the
Lozenges, and have derived very :considerable benefit from
theM, and have given them to my own Children and the
Children of my Acquaintance, also to numbers of the Poor,
and in no one instance have they fai led of success, but 'in some
cases cave 'performed, I may say, miraculous Cures. • 1 have
perused the various testimonies uf.the good OK:as produced
by then, and shall only remark, I do not think too much
can besaid in their praise; froth experience I‘ particularly
recoil-a-lend them for removing obstinate Isilious Obstruc-
tions.

Gentlemen, Exirouth, Feb. to, 1802. • G
Your obedient Servant,'
To Mosrs. Ching and Butler. JOHN RIDDLE.
Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation, at Ching and
Butlers, No'. 4, Cheapside ;• and Retail by Piddipg, 76,
opposle the Pantheon, Oxford-street ; •Swiuey, Pall Mall
and mist Country Medicine Venders. in the United Kingdoms,
in Burs at Vile guinea, S. and 2S. 9d. each.