The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-19 00:00:00

A GWEN GELDING TO BE SOLD.

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A Very Handsome GREY GELDING, about
Fourteen and half Ftands high, a remarkable good
tiorse, is perlealy sound, and quiet to tide and drive, and
-Very sate and pleasant ; is an excellent Horse for a Lady.
Re may be seen at the Gentleman's own Stables, by ap-
plying to Mr. Towhey, at the Butralo Head, Alisop's
uildings, New Road", Marybone. Price z Guineas.

4 .. i TO WIND-MILLERS AND OTHERS.
By the King's Royal Letters Patent.
i •
i C. BAKER's NEW-INVENTED SAILS for
j • WINDMILLS, driving more powerful and Nsteady
/ tnati those e,: or before invented ; not complicated ; are to be
Itrepareti to receive a storm ,of wind ruc7ll sooner tjtan the
il •vriginat Sails. The first on this principle are completed and
I, accepted by the Proprietors of the Mill, given them great sa_
tistaction, finding the Patent Sails will drive, two Pair Of
• Wheat Stones, when the original, with the saute power of
wind, drive buf one. Signed by the PrOprictors, R. Hon!,
e,4,:1, and G. Hope, Pow, Middlesex. The Patentee re-
\ c0n.,,,,,,,i% a —..t.t.,,,,--4-iils iu 'flit-' Fen Catwories; 4.-.re'44o.e
V.-11,-, whit to enlarge their Trade or Manutadory. Purtii.:r
p4:ticulars may be.known by applying to the Patentee Mill-
-tvi ight, No. 2, St. Ann-street, Limehuuse ;. or No. 49, Pen-
Llfiells, Poplar, London.—Mills altered. with a little ex-
pence.--Letters (post-paid) will be duly attended to. Steady
i Mtn sent to any part of England to execute. the above Busi-
mess.

1
PATENT BEDS; SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,
, DINING TABLES;
Differing in Stile and Plan from those in the old -way.,
1 hUTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY
STE rit,‘Ell-ilitEi.3ll!)(r)s°fii‘oltS'
n INktoe. 5 andi,-aitCl 114n'aCkt_A maker of therlß labove;F'
)
Articles to the KING and Qt.] E EN, Their Royal Highnessi.s
the•D.OKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac,-
~
0 turer of Furniture in general. •
Bo Tl. ia has observed some of the various Advertisements
opposed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco-
vered; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi-
dence,- he manufadures and sells as above, (Where also may
be had, every Article in the uphojstery Brass
his superior
VO L 1 R-PO sT and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and
various other Brass Parts ; SOFA I3E DS, making a hand-
! some Sofa and a comfortable Bed • CHAIR BEDS,, which
transform the sane way, and each ilia few minutes; DIN-
ING TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new
Pfau; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a
particular compad Construdion ; and various Improve-
merits. in Furniture.
Honses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season-
ed .vooOs anti excellent workmanship. Also, for exportation,
i Leds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas_
sengers, Sce
B u-r s. sit has constructed several Tools and Machines for
1. 'working his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufaaory, as
above, and with much submission, and a true sense ofgra-
titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so Se_
Oerousl y received.
1 i ("- In contradiaion to the false assertions opposed- to the
Sale of BuTt.E.R'S Patent Articles, at his Warehouse May be
seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other T'ables ;
and the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads.;'which
extend. to Soft. lieds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with. Screw
Posts or I.eet. .--- -•

THOUGH several Remedies are discovered
which perfedly eradicate every species of Scurvy,
Leprosy, Rheumatic and Gouty Pains, yet none arc found
tqual either- in expedition, 'pleasantness, safety, or cheap.
Less, to Dr. PATERSON'si_ VEGETABLE DROPS,
Nrhich in Scrofulous -Schirrus, or Cancerous Tumors, Ul-
cers, and White Swellings; perform the most wonderful
'Ores; and in Convulsive, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as
Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous Affec-
tions where large quantitieS of celebrated Medicines have
been tried in vain, a small -Bottle of these Drops has given
!lie 11ppiest_proofs of their excellent properties, particularly
"1 Promoting a regular appetite and true digestion, expelling
411 morbid humours, and causing proper' purity, texture,
1114 tenacity, _with free circulation and equal distribution of
nervous and other fluids, and thereby removing all bilious,
N'inay, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they produce
composure of mind, - a cheerful flow of spirits, accompanied
with an agreeableditrusion of natural warmth and lively sen-
sation through every part of the animal frame so •as, to ren-
'ter the sickly, weak, and delicate habit ;,healthful,anli re-
:store the decayed constitution to a state of strong activity.
These Drops are inclosed in plain diredioni; and appointed
to be sold-by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Hol-
.l_,Qll,- opposite Gray's Inn,l.onclon ;• C. Collins, Salisbury;
y and Woodward, Pottsea ; Watts and Harding, Gin-
Virt Donaldson and lkelottley. Portsmouth • lennings,'
• sb°P'slVValthain ; Robbins, Winchester; Skelton, South-
• PPtct ; Hollis, komsey ; Jones, .Lymington ,• Benson,
Ringwood • Moore, l'Oble; and most Venders of PatcAt Me-
a'cfnes in C rent ritain, at ss. the bottle, duty included ;
",(11 m-ky .h.id at No. 4, Little Tower-street, London;
Nv
er: all orders wholesale and retail are duly attended to.
~110410 his M EZERION PILLS, which though requiring
restraint of diet, or hindrance of business, yet are a sate,
and infallible cure in every stage of a' certain
. •b`43c. being sealed up in plain diredions. With instructions,
11117 A:ds all- the baneful etteets of that insidious disorder are
tiir,"eh-ididely.prevented by attending to the method therein
`•"=(-1; l'utx ss. sd. duty included.

In the Press, and speedily will be published,
In two elegant Volumes, 4to. accompanied by a considerable
number of large plates, consisting uf Views taken in Upper
and Lower Egypt, of Representations of Antiquities, and
Hieroglyphics„ of Objects in Natutal History, of Manners
and Customs, &c. engraVed by eminent Artists ; and Fac-
similes of the .magtificent Originals.. . - '
TRAVELS' in UPPER and LOWIR EGYPT,
I in company with several DivisiOns of the French Army ;
during the campaigns of General Bo N P4kTE in that country.
Published under the immediate patronage of the CHIEF
CoasuL. .

By VIVANT DENON,

One of the Artists who accompanied the Expedition.
Translated from the Wriginal by ARTHUR A [KIN.
Printed for T. N: Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-row ;
and for R. Phillips♦ No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard.
N. B. An odavo edition will be published at the same time.
The Original French Edition of this Work is publish-
ed in Paris, at the price of sixteen Guineas (English
and the Copies are sold in London at Twenty-one Guineas.

ESTATES IN IRELAND.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

MBE following ESTATES, viz. A
HOLD ESTATE, called DERRYNEALE, in thc'
County of Down,- to mites front Newry, and 6o_froM
containing 614 Irish Acres, and lett to respectable Te-
nants, at the annual. Rent of 4191. I as. 'gd.
An ESTATE in the COUNTY of MEATH, held on a
Lease for yet) vearS, containing 400 Irish Acres, 4 miles from
Drogheda, ancL2i from Dublin; lett to respectable Tenants,
at 3001. per Annuli:, nett Rents.
A FREEHOLD EsrATt in the COUNTY of LIME-
RICK; containing about ;So Irish Acres; Situate near the
Shannon, 12 miles from Limerick ; one half of which.was
let as years ago to Richard fevers,' Esq. at a net Rent of IzoL
per Annum, and a Fine of 5001. and the other half lett;in the
year 1571 to Mr. John Boulster, at 901. 3s. ad. but now worth
to lett, at least 4501. per Annum.•
N. B. The Lite on which this latter part of the Estate is
held, is 69 Years of Age, and when it drops, the Rental will
consequently be increased front 3101. to 6701.
For the Prices, and further Particulars' apply to Messrs..
Gregg and Corfield, Skinners' Hall, London.

To PUIttHASERS of LAND.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

To be SOIJ), inSOtembernext, by PUBLIC AUCTION,

(of which further Particul.irs Will be hereafter given), un-
less previously disposed of by Private Contract,
AL Very Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE (consisting of Seven Farms, to be,disposed
of separately or together), situate in the 0 tien, Fields and
Parish of THRUPP, otherwise ROTH.I. RSTHO RP F., in
the County of Northampton, and cornprizing upwards pf
two-third Parts of the said Parish. • •
This Field ring-fenced has a Communication with
London and the River Thames by means of the Grand Junc-
tion Canal, which passes through it, and aIo with Birming-
ham, Liverpool, and other large Towns in the Western Parts
of the Kingdom. A collateral Canal is also projecled across
'it from the Grand j undion Canal to the River Neis,and the
Town of Northampton. It is within three Miles of North-
ampton,,seven of Towcester, and ten of Daventry ; 'in a
pleasant sporting Country, abounding with Game, and within
a few Nliles of a Pick of Fox-Hounds.

The principal Tenants are under Covenants to quit Part of
their Farms April 5, 1803, and the remaining Parts on the'
loth of (ktober following. _ _

N. B. If the. Whole is purchased by one Individual, the
Manor, wiih_the Rights of Fishery, and other Rights thereto
belonging, may be purchasedowitli
'V For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Walter Watson,
of Lower Shuckburgh, near l)aventry, who shew the
Estate; or to Messrs. Kindel-ley, Long, and Ince, SyMond*_
y • -
i Printed Particulars may be of the above jr.N W.
Watson ; also of the Printers of the Northampton, Stamford,
Leicester, Coventry, Oxford, and Birmingham Papers.

GLOUCESTER-SHIRE.
TO BE SOLD By PRIVATE CONTRACT,
The MANOR of PAINSWICK,

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A. Truly Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 fraM.Strond,
tg from Cheltenham, and 28 from Bristol, consisting of the
MANOR of P.A 1 N SWI CK, extending over several thouSaod
Acres of Land, with Fines, Chieft,Rents, Quit-Rents, and
Heriots, issuing out of nearly 300 Copyhold
.which, with the Tolls of the Market, is a most de-
, sirable purchase for any Gentleman a the Law. Also a Ca-
pital Manor Farm, with. Housecrequisite Offices, Garden
• and Pleasure Ground, 330 AcreS of Arable, . Meadow,
,Pas-..
nue and Wood Land, 1) Mg- compact, and surrounding. the
House, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water
running throuaitiod uniting in the same, very convenient fur
erecting Mills,Worthe use of the Manufaaory carried on in
the neighbondiood. And also 3&i Acres of Inclosed Wood-
Lands and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash
Trees, lying- witkin the Manor. The whole capable. of very
great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and may be
reasonably estimated at upwards of 7001. per-annum. '
Printed Particulars may be known, by applying, to Mr.
W. Baylis, of Painswick, who will shew the .Premises ; of
Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ; of Messrs. T.. and W.
Duiia, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; and of Messrs. Hodskin,
son and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel-street, London,
where-a
Plan of 'the Estate may be seen.

• The Ship MARY, ,ofSt. john's, Canada.
CAPTAIN Thomas Oliver, Master of the Mary,
of St. John's, Canada, solemnly declares that himself
received adeal of benefit from Dr. Brodurp's Nervous Cor-
dial ; likewise his Wife, Mary Ann Oliver, was almost
reduced te.Death's door, and was perfectly cured by taking
Dr. Bwdum's Nervous Cordial, after being given over by all
the able Physicians in the Country ; likewise, several of the
Inhabitants of the Island'have received great benefit from the
above Medicihes. - _ •

Witness my 3iand, -
Tf-f0 MAS OLIVER

A WORD TO THE

•As a serious caution to all who, from the stature mf their
Complaints, are obliged to have recourse to that dangerous
preparation Mercury. Mercury. is certainly, if 'taken with
discretion, a most noble and elleCtual Cure fist:every stiecies
of Venereal Infection ; but, on the other hand, there is not
an article in the whole Materia.Medica so replete with dan-
ger. Thus if a cold occurs when under a course of this ex-
traordinary Medicine, it frequently-leaves behind it the Gout,
Rheumatism, ,Numbness in the Limbs, Paralytic AilZ:dions,
and which, perhaps, do not appear for seven, .'eight, or ten
years. Many Persons in business, Servants,• and indeed all
who, from the nature of theirietloyments, are.obliged to
be out in all weathers, being liable; to catch cold under a
course of Mercury, which may terminate with their lives;
but no such danger will intervene to those whOsuhstitute