The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

TD THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR,
UPON the Cover of- the Methodist' Magazine
for May last, 'which was only this day first seen by me,
I find a Letter signed " A Clarke," and dated zBth January,
doz, alluding'to the insertion of his name iii a pamphlet-Of
mine, as having recommended a poor objed of disease to my
evc, to whom. the Anti-I inpetigints w,ts administered gra-
tuitously, in consequence of- that recommendation.
The Rev. A Clarke, Methodist Preacher, once of Man-
chester, but now it seems of this Town, declares, in the
said Letter, "that lie never wrote, or caused to be written,
any Letter, or Letters, on any subjeCt -whatever, to rne, or
my Agents or Friends, and that the insertion of his naine in
the said Pamphlet, as far as relates to him, is a grass for-
gery,

- Now Sir, in justice to myself, and to shew the, public that
what M Clarke has thus publicly advanced to be utterly
false,_ I -x a copy of his recommeildatory. Letter, with
his ow gnit
ature, and that of the three Leaders of the'
Manchester Methodist . Society, as welt as two Neighbours
who attested it, and which is ready at any :ifile for•lnspec-
tion, at my Counting-House, Solomon's Place, Liverpool.
I am, Sir, ..tc: -
4th lune, aoz. • SAMUEL SOLOMON.
Copy of a Recommendatory Letter frorniA: Clarke,- Metlls..
dist Preacher, late of Manchester, afi4 Others, sena with a
. poor Objed of Disease to Dr. Solomon. - •
"- The bearer, Thomas Child, is a Member of the Metho-
dist Society of this town (Manchester) ; he has been altilded
for three months with violent pains in his loins, togetherwith a swelling in the abdomen and legs,. Ihe charaCter of
which disorder we cannot ascertain.

"Ne'recommend him to • Dr. Solomon, as an ohjea of
charitable relief.

Witness our hands this r.slth day of March,
A. C!. n It Ke, Minister.
" IsAAcWILKI:;:soN,).
" THOMAS et). INTER, LeHICZS.
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" JOHN HARDMAN, )
ca RICHARDIiuxToN, ? Ne4hbour,,,,,
WILLIAM STAIILmr,
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CAPITAL 'ESTATE in SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A, Large MANSION HOUSE, with Coach-
honses, Stables, Pleasure-grounds walled in, Garden,
Paddock, and Lands containing Two Hundred Acres, well
wooded and watered, fit for the immediate reception of a
large Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family. The situation is
about _thirty-one Miles front London, and upon the best
Road in. England.
For further Particulars inquire of Messrs. Blandford and
Sweet, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London; or of Mr.
!ones, Solicitor, Tunbrid6e Wells:-

To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Desirable Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE,
elegibly situate on the Banks of the Wye, in the Pa-
rishes of Llanurthwll,.. Llanatinfaur, Nantmell, and Lla-
nyre, in the Counties of Brecon and Radnor, at a central
distance between the good Market Towns of Builth and
Rhayador(exCept the. Lone 'Farm), and lett to the following
Tenantsl -at the under-mentioned Rents.
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MOst of the above:Farms, except the Lone, are only di-
vided by the River,Wye, on which they border for a consi-
derable distance, and wherein they have a valuable Right of
Fishery. The adjacent Country abounds with Bare;, G;;;;Ize,
and Partridges. The•Pretnises haveyeod Sheep- ‘.'izilks be-
longing to them, and are;, very improveable:• The Timber
thereon, being several himdreds• of fine Maiden-Oak, and
good Ash, to be taken by-the Pnrchaser at a:fair valuation. "
Messrs'. Jenkins; James, and Co. of No.' 8, New Inn,
London, are authorized to treat tZir the Sale thereof.