The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-05 00:00:00

IRELAND.

WANTED by the ROYAL CANAL COM-
PANY, an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard
Evans, Esq. deceased) of experience' 'in Canal- making,
whose talents and abilities will bear the most unquestion-
able scrutiny.—Any Person answering this description, will
meet with compensation suitable to his exertions 'and merit.
Application by Letter,. or otherwise, will be received by
the Secretary, at the Company's House, No. 28, Lower Or-
mond Quay, Dublin, whickwill be taken into consideration
oti ninday the kith of February next. It is requested that
none will apply but such as will in every respect answer the
above description. Signed by Order,
MARK KERR, Secretary.

Royal Canal House, Dublin,
[an. 11, 03oz.

CHUDLEIGH, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD, in FEE, by,PRVVATE CONTRACT,
With Immediate Possession, •
16i. Handsome'New-built Double Front DWELL-
ING HOUSE, with all necessary and convmient
Oflices, a good walled Garden, containing about Three var.
tern of an Acre; together with about Halt an Acre of CI-condi
which surrounds the House.

The louse is situated on a retired, healthy, and delightful
spot, commands :a beautiful View of the Country round the
1 own of Chudleigh, is well calculated fin the Residence of
a genteel Family, and consists of two Parlours, one lo feet
by 16, the other 17 by is, a Hall 20 feetiay 16, and a large
Kitchcn on the Ground Floor; five Commodious Bed-reoins
(one. of which may be made a good Drawing-room) on the
Secoxid Floor also five good Bed-rooms, with CLoseis, 1.4: the
Third Floor, and a large Garret over the same.
Chudkigh is a good Market Town, has the advantage of
seVeral•respettable Boarding Schools in it, is pleasantly si-
tuated on the Post Road leading from Exeter to Plymouth,
distant nine Miles from the former, and about seven from
Telt gmouth and Dawlish, much frequented Watering-places.
To accommodate a Purchaser, between Fifteen and Sixteen
Actcs of Ground, about a quartz-of a Mile front the House,
may be purchased with it.
For further Particulars, apply (if by Letter, postpaid;) to
Mr. Dolling, Attorney, in Chudleigh, Devon.
January zi, isoz.

SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Fourteen Lots, in March _next, the 'Time and Place of
Sale
T will be hereafter advertised, "
-following FREEHOLD ESTATE, the
Propeify- of • EDWARD THORNYCROFT, Esti.
situate in the Hamlet of Stockwell, in the Parish of Lain..
both, viz.
• The NIANOR,-of REPUTED MANOR of STOCK-
W E.LL.

The Capital Mansion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu-
pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. with the Off lees, Gardens,
and Pleasure-grounds, under Lease, ,which expires Lady-Day
1803 T
hiCapital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens Orchard,
&c, in the occupation of C. Hail, and - Cox,Esqrs. un-
der.LeaSe, which expires Lady-Day 1803.
The White Horse Public-house, Offices, and Gardens, in
the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree-.
ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas .18z6.
The Farm House and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the
occupation of Mr. Richard Shnmons, Tenant at Will.
The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr.
Benjarnia Smith, Tenant at Will,
The House, Offices, and. Land, in the occupation of Mr.
George Wheeler, Tenant at Will.
The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant
at Will.

The Wax Manufactory, with the Mansion House, Offices,
and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. under
Lease, Soo years.and upward of which are unexpired.
The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate be-
tween the 3d and 4th Mile Stones on the Road from London
to Streatham, by which it is bounded on the East, and the
load called Acre-lane, leading from Clapham to Camber-
well, runs through the Estate towards the North.
Public Notice will be given when Plans and Particulars
are ready to be delivered by W. and J. Black, at the Grove,
near Epping,
and Middle Temple Hall Stair6se..

DR. f,ANILS's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
.."-VOR the Rheurnatistis and Colds which prevail
A: at this season-bl the year, no Medicine is so sate. and
efficacious as Dr. JAMES'SI ALEPTIC PILLS. Their
peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration;and all the natural
Secretions, will-account fur their singular virtues in these
Coloplaints, as well as in-many others to which the huinau
frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They
'are admirably calculated..for Disorders of the Stomach and
Bowels, for persons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as also for
those whose constitutions have been glided by a too adive
-or too sedentary life. They are likewise particularly ser-
viceable in 1-lead-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and in re-
hioving the bad effects of free living; as also in preventing
Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the conseqUence of intern.. peralice. Recourse should be had to them after every excess
pleating or drint;ing, and upon every slight indisposition; and
thus their well-known charattcristic'of promoting longevity
will be maintained ; for, by assisting Nature in the due disc
charge of the animal tintaions, and hykeeting the consti-
tutiun as it were in continual repair, they pi-;:serve the body
in health and vigour, and prevent prernatwe decay.
As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe theii'eXecileoce to a
Ipeculiar preparation, which has. never begii divulF,d •by the
nventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only he had
genuine from them; and they are sold by Francis Newbery,
at the Warehouse hs, Dr. James's Powder No. 43, the East
End of St. Pauk's,• a few doors from eheapsicte, London,
apd at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street, in-Boxes,
price 45. 6d. each, Stamp included or the quantity of Six
may be had in one large Box flit 11. zs.• 6d.
Observe that the Name F. NEW Br:R Y, No. 41„ St.
is engraVed in, the Stamps. All others are cou-n-
-twits.

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