The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-04 00:00:00

OXFORDSHIRE-, on the BORDERS of BERKSHIRE.
TORE SOLD BY AUCTlcl'fl
• • In Lots,
• By Mr.-WINSTANLEY •
•
. •
At Twelve o'Clock,'orkThurSday the 9th of Serkember next,
at the Baptist Head Coffee-House, in Chancery-lane,
• Lcigdon' =
-T HE MANORS and improveable FREEHOLD
and TITHE-FREE ESTATES, belonging to a Noble.
Family, situated, in the Parishes of Broadwell,. Filkins; and
: Kemscott, in the County of Oxford,. consisting of the- fol-
lowing,Farms, held by respeaable Tenants at Will, and a
small part-upon old Lives, viz. •
The MANOR HOUSE and FARM, in possession of
Joseph Large containing 338 Acres and upwards.
BROAD‘VE LI, GROVE FARM and Mansion House,
in possession of James, Holt, containing 600 Acres and up-
-wards.
HO CKST E PAR M,•in possession of Thomas Gardner,
containing 942 Acres and upwards.'
.•
• LANDS in BRO A 0)-KE LL, in possession of ...Edward -
. Short, containing 247 Acres and upWards.
Several PARCELS of LAND,,situated in Silton, Filkins,
and liroadwell, in possession of the Rev. Mr. Goodenough,
Charles Stevens, Esq. add Mr: Clark,: containing in the
whole go Acres and upwards. • . - •
The Foreshare only of several Parcels of Land, situated in
Westham and King Sham, in the Parish of Kerrocott, in p,os-
'session of several Tenants; and containing in the whole
Acres and upwards. •
Leasehold for Liyes, situated in Broadwell and Filkins,
.r.onsisting•of several Houses and Parcels of Land,' the greater
part-df which are held by single old Lives; 'and contain in
the whole 53 Acres and upwards, and . •
Several Rack-rent Cottages in
.Broadwell and Filkins.
In hand, the Groves and Woods upon the Estate, contain-
ing rIB hcres• and. upwards,. - w - •
• And also the ancient j‘lanor Rents...
• The ivhole Estate-Contains 24;7 Acres and upwards, held
atlow old yearly Rents, which are very' unprovable.
There issa itonsiderable.quautity•ofornaniental and useful
Timber; particularly near the Mansion-house, and a good
'succession of Tellars or .Baplings* on various parts of the
;Estate.
This Estatels situated in a fide Sporting• Country, abounds
with Ga'me; and is 'altageiher well worth the attention of any
Nobleman or Gentleman that intends to; lay Money out' on
• Landed Property.
.)1- •
• Ylie- Situation is within mode.kaie distanCes .of Burford,
Lochlacle, Witney, and Farringdon.
As a 'specific sum is to be paid for the Timber upon each
Lot, over and above what the I.ot shall be sold for, Gen-
tlemen who intend to purchase,' are requested 'to-satisfy
themselves of the:value, previous to the day of Sale.
Notice will-be given when printed Particulars are ready to
he delivereil, by. iyiessrs. -Manley and Lowe, • Inner Temple;
by W. and F. Black, MiddreTeulplei and by Mr, %wan-
l'atcrnoster.row.,

.This Day was published, -
A New Edition, being the Third, considerably .enlarged and
• •improved, And to which is now First added:flints on Fish
Ponds : price;bound, ss.
PLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to
the KNOWLEDGER.
and
PAcTICE
.of
GAR-
DENING.'

By CHARLES MARSHALL,.
Vicar of l3rixworth, Northamptonshire. •
Printed for F. acid C.. Rivington, No. 6; St. Paul's
Church-yard ; sold ako by J. Hatchard, N 0.173, Piccadilly.
" We are well satisfied - that this Performance is not a
mere compliment from the productions of former writers, of
similar Diredories, and that the respedablc Author has; as
he prof.sses, given to the Public the result Of his experi-
ence, delivered with that plainness and "perspicuity,` which
cannot fail of •tenoering his work highly useful to every
reader who shalt consult it either for pleasure or ppflt.:".
Monthly Review, Nov. i. 79.7.
•(4 This-is one of the most .complete Works on the subjed
we remember to have seen, and both froni its nature and
execution is •one, which every Country Gentleman ought to
have in his possession."

Analytical Review, 06}. 1798.
The other Reviews have spoken of this book in a like strain
.6.
of inarked approbation.

On Monday the 9th of Atigust will be published,.
-Price Three 'SiIIHMO and Sixpence,
A N ABSTRACT of the ACT lately paBied for
i'A'
consolidating the formo for the RE'D EM PTI ON
of the LAND TAX ; and for removing Doubts respeding
the Right of Persons to vote for the Election of. Members of
Parliament. Shewing. the Disposition and Arrangement of
the Subject-mater of it, with occasional 'Notes explanatory
of the Objed and Effed of the New Provisions.
TO which is prefixed, a few Observations on, the Nature
and. Extent of the Advantages resulting to the Public, and 'to
the Lauded Proprietor from the ineAsure. - .
By GEORGE 1-IA.RbISON, Esq.
Of Lincoln's-lon Fields, Barrister at Law.
Printed and published by Bunney . and Gold, No. ro3;
Shoe-lane, London ; are now publishing in Weekly
Numbers, 4.t0.. price is. 6d. each, a new Abridgment, or Se-
ketion of the Philosophical. •Transadions of the 'Royal
Society. .

rir HOUGH several Remedies are discovered
• which. perfealy eradicate every species of Scurvy,
Leprosy, RheuMatie and • Gouty Pains, yet none are found
equal either in expedition, pleasantness, safety,• or cheap-
ness, to Dr. PATERSON's VEGTABLE.,,DROPS,
which in Scrofulous Seliirrns, Cancerous Tumors, Ul-
cers, and White Swellings, perforM the most wonderful
cures.; and in Convulsive, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as
Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous Affec-
tions, where large quantities of celebrated Medieines have
been tried• in vain, a small Bottle of 'these Drops has given
',he happiest proofs of their excellent properties,: particularly
in promoting a regular'appetite and true digestion, expelling
all morbid • humours; and causing proper purity, texture,
• and tenacity, with free circuration ancl.equal distribution of
the nervous and other fluids; and thereby,removing all bilious,
windy, :and spasmodic cornplaints, whilst they, produce
coinposure.of mind; a cheerfuPflow of spirits; accompanied
-withanagreeabletliffusion of nattulzi,warmth,and lively son-
sation throng!' every part of\thelnimal frame, so .as to ren
der the sickly, Weak, and delicate habit healthful, and re-
store the decayed constitution to a state of strong adivity,
These Drops are inclosed in plain direaions, and appointed
rtobe sold by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Hol-
born, opposite Gray's Inn, London; C. Collins, Salisbury;
Horsey and Woodward, Portsea ; Watts and Harding; Gos-
port ; Donaldson„ and Mottley, Portsmouth Jennings,
Bishop's Waltham ; Robbins, Winchester; Skelton, South-
• arripton ; Hollisi.:Romsey ; Jones, Lymington ; Benson,
Ringwood ; Moore, Poole ; and most Venders.of Patent Me-
dicines in Great Britain, at cs: the bottle, duty included;
and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-street, London ;
where all orders ‘vholesale and retail are duly attended to.
Also his M EZE RION PILLS, which though requiring
no restraint of diet, or hindrance of business, yet are a sate,
expeditious and infallible cure in every stage of a certain
disease, being sealed up in plain direaions; with instrudioris,
by which all the baneful effedsof that insidious disorder are
,immediately prevented by attending to the method therein
directed ; price 55..5d. duty included.

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than by the Post, or by the Authority of the Postmaster.
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iffessenger on. purpose.

The Law is in norespea altered with repel? to Carriers, Mas.
tern of Stage Coaches, Coachmen, Owners, Masters or Com-
.man4sts of Vessels, cr PasSengers thtre.n, Watermen and
Bargemen, Erraro Men, and Distributors of Newsliafiers,
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His Majesty's Postmaster General do hereby give Notice, in
order that the Revenue of the PO:I-Office may i.st be longer Kjured
by such unlawful,PraOkei, that all Per:sons'ailing in these re-
:peels: contrary to Law will be proceeded against with the utmost
Severi(y, and due A"'lctiuragement will be ajOided ,Persons tuhs
shall Live Information.

13y Command of His Majesty's Posiolaster:-Ceneral;
FRANCIS F'REELING; See:

GENERAL POST OFFICE,

• 4llgust 3; 1802_
hereby; given., that on and after
THURSDAY next, tie sth u..-tar,:, in Addition to the
present. Ceiieral • I'ost 'Establishment, —LETTERS
conVeyecrto,anaffrthn CROYDON, WAD DON, BEDDING,.
TON, WALLINGTON, and CARSHALTON, twice a
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--Ey this 'Regulation, Lthers pa?. into theT.rpo.'PeniCy Poil
ceiving Houses in LONDON. koi-e Eight *o'Clock in the Morn.:
and before Two the 4fternocn ; or into the Two.
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Nine in the• tllcrsring and before Three in,the Afternoon,' ;will be
delivered at the above•Plal'eshetween Twelve and.Onei?'Clock al
.Noon, ane between .Six an4.S4ven in. the Evening: also Letters
for the above Places arriving in LON'i?O N.in the Morning by
The Maltr, fi-om all Paris, niiilrbe fa:warded by the.twio-penny
Post, andshe delivered between Trevrive,and O,fe o'Cleck the same
•
Da.y.

. .
. The Diparrizre from CROYDON and .c A RSHALTON,
ty.the Two-penny Poiti"will•be-ta a -Quarter befcre Nine o'C44
.in the Morning, antra Quarter before. Epstein the Afternoon ;-and•
from BED DI NGTON at the..ltfornink,
the Afternoon; and-the Letters will be
.delivered in LONDON •
between Twelve and One o'Clock--ea Ndon, t'erween Seven.
and Nine.'o'Clock isi the Evening: '

The Letters for the above-mentionedPiacer, which
,rilaybe.isiit
into the General lost °fee, or a'y of the General P.art,Receiving
Houses, will be sent from LONDON. by the Mail at Eight
a'a,cl; Night, as usual.,- • • •

In like manner all Lettcrs put into the Poit Office at CROY-
DON, after the Departure flit, Tivo-penfri;Pos! in-the 7lfter:.
noon, will be forwarded by bk!'Griiiral Post 'to LONDON'.
This Regulation to. be considered as ex:perimental, until further
Notice.

Bj.COmmapid of His Afaje:rtyi P6stmaster-Gilieral,
FRANCIS FRIIELING, Secretary;

•
To MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
OFFICERS of the ARMY, WAVY, and OTHERS.
• FOr NERVOUS DISORDIX:S and f NWARDDECAY,„
LoSsof Memory, Feebleness,
Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind, . .
Pains-of the Back and Loins, Paralytic ComplairitS,
Tremblings, &c. &c.
UNTER's RESTORATIVE• hALSAM of
FELT and HEALTH is now taken by r,mtlemen of • • •".
the "first distindron in,this Kingdom, as Well as others, by
whom it is acknowledged to_possess the most eificacioutpra,„.._
perties- inthe cure of Weakness. and-Deesyl7 Itsupplies the
exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes
the whole Nervous System.
Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whose habits
were relaxed by the. haat •-of. rlose-Gdimote,;',haveTteetVe'd*
infinite:benefit ; as well, as Officers. belonging to the Army
and'Sfavy, whose Constitutions were Impaired by hard set.
vice, anti tho-vsfAusvhanges-of-Climater
Persobs fi'Vaavanced in years should frequently take a few
Boxes of this ke4tOrative,,svdrlch linazingly. strengthen
them, be the means of preventing various disorders, and in
some measure guard against he ravageuktime.
Note:;--Thlf -Itegtordlite -protti.irraTi`thiarpro.
duce more gradual and lasting eifeetsthan ail the internal
formS; the finer parts attic BaLsanfmte also bettin. i4i,esetved.
A Pamphlet on its virtues, .wittca List of Cures annexed,
may be had.of tlie„VenderS, price 6d. •
To be• had at 'Wade's „Medicine Warelrotoes. M).
Fleet-street, • and No 13; Old 13ond-street; Putt; Royal
Exchange; Matthews, lielok'slle.r„Stratitt; • l3ltcebn.-;
street; Bath; Swiney, Prime, Birmingham .
Tesseyman, York Bims, Leeds"; and! all:.
Other Venders .of Medicines in 'Own and gountry—price
6s. •3d. the box ;' or it may he had in larger-Mies; price only
Ss. which contain the- quantity ,of six .4414.1. boxes, :4
made ul? for the Army and-Navy.
• N B. Country Gentlemen and others .ma/: be surrplied •
with this Medicine, by sending their orders by Coachmen, or
Newsmen, or by inclosing cash ins small parcel,; directed to
Mr. John Wade, No. 163, Fleet-street, or at No. 13, Old
Ecild-stteet. • _

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