The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-14 00:00:00

CANAL CUItING AND BRICK MAKING:

rri-IE KENNET and AVON CANAL COWL
MITT E E•will meet at their Office in Caroline,Buil&
ings, Mill. on Friday the tgth Ocioher,,to receive Proposals;
and eater into Contract for excavating that part of. the Ca.
nal, betwcen Bishop's Cannings and All- Cannings, a dist.;
ance of about ai mile ; -and also for making a large quantity
of Bricks near Devizes.. • •

Plans and Specifications may be s,,en b}• applying tb
muel Hodgkjnson, Engineer, at -Devizes, as well as at the'
Office in Bath.

• ESSEX.
FARMS, WOODS, TYTHES, and 11E10 OTS.
• ' To BE SOLD,
'AST HANNINGFIELD HALL FARM,
containOg to A. 3 R. lo F. With Farm-I:ouso,- and
other Buildings, now under.Lease,to Mr. James l'av,!nc,r,: fp;r:
a tern of 2r years, of which iv are unexpired at MichA,;l;:il s,
next. This Lot is to be sold clear of Lind Tax.

The LODGE FARM, in East Hanningtield, containing,.
235 A. t R. 9,1). with Farm-house and,other 13nildins,:noyrr
under Lease to Mr. fof a term of zt >ears,.
of which -3 will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, tree > I
Land Tax.. --The above Tenants are under covenant to keep.
the Preniises in repair, being all<zw d rOugh-Timber only.
Aka tbe tollowing kVoods 'CUT RCHLA D GROVE,:
zi.lioining to the Glebe sod Hill Farm in East Flanningfiefd,
c.otatitic,?_,: to A. it. 6P•

G RILKI‘ 13E HEDGES, tt,cljohling to -Sap-tones.
Lane, in West Hanningtield, containing A. 3R. •
LI TTi. E BLVTH HEDGL'S, adjoining ditto, 7 A. o R.
37 P. in ditto.
SE YMO t/ R's SPRING, lying' between Great and.tittle
'Blvtli -Hedges Wood, itrditto, .9 A. 3 R • 34P•
GREA and LITTLE BLOUI)LAND WOOD, izt.
South Hanningfield Hall Farm, 16 A.
PANDAM WOOD, between Gittbrd and Ham Farms, in
South Hanningfield, 13 A. 3 R. 16 P.
Also the GREAT and siviALL Tvern ES of the Parishes
of Buttsbury-and Mountnessing, and the C R EAT Ty-rif Es
of the, Parish of Bursted, which will be said to the respedive
Proprietors of the Estates for which they. are paxable.
Also the HE(Y R I rs due to the Loid of the several Nlancirs
of Writtle, Roxwell, Ingatestone, Margaretting, Mountiies-
sing, Impey, Croncion, Gieat 13ursted, Cowbridge, Easr,
West, and South Hanningfield. --
Such Persons as may be inclined to purchase any of the
above, are desired to. treat by Letter, post-paid, with Thomas
Havers, Esq. Ingiitestone Hall, Essex.

HOSIERY.
•
COOKS continues to have on Sale at his Mann-
fadory ~and Nottingham Warehouse, N. 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIE tt Y ofevcry
description, which,.tbr elegance, neatness, taste, and quality,
has. never been equalled, and, he hatters himself, can never
be surpassed., The many 'advantages he possesses, over every
other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree
of perfedion to which, by indefatigable attention, and unli,
mired e.xpence,' he has brought his Manufactory, while they
afford him an opportunity of ofrering to the Public a variety
of Goods; superior in every. respect to those ofany otheriier-
son, and render all competition fruitless; also enable him to
accommodate the Public,. either in the wholesale, retail, or
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly
be afforded by any. srtP,er .House in the Metropolis.

To the PROPRIETOR of. STIRACIA's.ITALIA.g-

OILS, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street.

- SIR,
MY Family la v iog, much to do with Horses, I
have seen the wonderftii effeets of your Oils, for the
growth-of Hair on that Animal. I thought to try if on a Soli
Of mine, that had
,iiery little Hair from his birth, -and fount
it to answer my most sanguine expeelatione., in making it
groW bosh long and thick. Having an Intant in the same
way, I have tried it on him with the same success. Also a
Friend of mine seeing the curet it had on any family, was
desirOusot trying it on his Horses' knees that- the I-t:ir ha 3.
beeholftwo year's ; tt no }only made the Hair grow very tag',
but thick, and of its natural colour.
I am, sir, your's, &c.
T. WHITWORTH, -•
.Church-street, Hacknev.'
To be had as above, and of Williams, No. 41,- Pal l-Mali
Humphreys, No. r re, -Oxford-street ; Golding, No. 4C.
Cornhill ; Messrs. Hendrie, No., r 3, Tichborne-street ; •anti
one principal, Shop in the Country, at z1."145. a- Dozen, or,'
ss. a Pot.

ADAMS's SOLVENT for' the STONE and C RAVEL.
AS the SOLVENT' is'proved to be the most ef-
feduat Remedy known for the Gravel and'Stone, an t
.for preventing the dreadful Operation with the Knife, it is
deserving notice, that Persons accustomed to sit much
their Study,' in Courts of Justice, or who are in any Iva,'
prevented taking due exercise; may be secured from an at'
tack of those excruciating Disorders, by only taking a leo!
Doses of the Solvent, which never fails to correct the cal.!
culous diathesis in the habit.

It is sold, by the Proprietor, S. Perry, Surgeon, at his
House, No. 9, Southampron-siteet, Bloomsbury-square, itt
_Bottles of ss. 6d. its. and One Guinea, Stamps included. ,
For an account' of the numerous Cures of the confirmed
Stone in either Kidneys or Bladder, as testified by Mr. Co
ning, .Mr. Bell, and other eminent. Surgeons,. see " Perry 013
thesStone," price zs. sold by Murray and Highley, Fleet'
street; Symonds, N0..z0, Paternoster-row ; and R. Thur•
good, I3,4okseiler, No 39, Neyvgate-street.
The Son of J. Shipclem, Esq. of Deal, and the Bel'
Mr. Molineux, of Garboldishain, Norfolk, are arPong the re'
cently cured of the confirmed Stone by this incomparable
Solvent,

No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. r 3, 1802..
THE impetuosity of Passion, -and the coinct•
dence of General-Gaiety, must involve a considerable
p,ortionorthe-Community in the sufferance of those Distil'
ars which are destined to be the punishment of illicit induk,
gene.
•= And since the time of Monkish superstitiop, no blame
attached to Medical. Practitioners tin the exertions of thc"'
skit I i.O the removal of these. Complaints.
As Medical. ability can nOt therefore be more usefully
more..respeetably employed, it is only necessary to ing,Lik.`
where it may bemost dei;is:vely depended upon. Certain/Y
not among those who rush without education into -he
ticeof Esculapian Slaughter, but among those, who, ailed
regular initiation, diverge their exertions to one point, an,
concentrate their skill in the study and, treatment sot 00
branch. of
Mr. BREE; Member of the ROYAL COLLEGE 10.
in
SURGEONS of London, and formerly SurAei in 14
Y
ARM, was entitled to make this. SeleCtion, and, with !,t-
-'sanCtion ot-iiiipreeedented success for TEN YEARS PAS
he offers restoration in Cases where the most eminent Yr3Q
ititoners have faded. • • •
00
An insidious Disorder may he contraaedin an lingua
rnotnent.ot intoxication. • By his Plan of Cure, pain is Forg,
vented, the possibility of danger is precluded, and the L'inv
stitution is, left-not merely unimpaired, but .absolutelyproVed
.•
th,,cess..
The-Sbuyffereinpgsroof this Complaint are, however, ,
compared with eomtequences of that:destructive Pra4l3/4'ic
for which,Onan sulicrecl death. To those whose feelings 0,..•.
susccptibleof the misery which this pernicious habit lissie
casioned, it may be some,consolation to know,that by n
per perseverance ..the most deplorable Debility may V
nitived. • e
Anct.wheil the tone of the fibre is in the slightest degc:viO
laxecl, from residence in a warm Climate,. too much IIIC
or the habit of free living, tim,:ly application will t°F,
tpe
progress of that Debility Which might otrierwise tenaj-.
most
Ll ilital• Disorders. •
M. Yee may. be consulted either Sex, with
secrecy, at hi's House, No. 2.9, Arundel-street, Strand
Temple-bar. .
All 'Letters are ex peCted to inclose a, One Pound Not