The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-09 00:00:00

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THERE are no classes of men of greater imp ,
tance to Society than those which devote their time and
talents to the preservation of the health of their fellowcrea-
tures.' HOW eminently successful the late : FRANCIS
S PI LSB U RV was in this truly laudable employment, is com-
pletely evinced by the rapidity of sale which his celebrated
ANTI SCO RBUTIG DROPS have invariably commanded,
As a purifier of the blood, restorer of the constitution, and
bracer of the system, their efUts have been astonishing; as
may be seen by the surprising cures of persons who were- af-.
!tided with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout,
Rheumatisth, Sic. and the deteaion'of those impoStors. who,
by means of forged bills and other pretended credentials, have
vended a spurious composition of this truly excellent medi-
cine. must be a satistadion to all persons who have a com-
petent idea of the absolute necessity there is in being careful
to purchase the genuine, Remedy, as well as of preserving
persona property from infringement. :The TR UE Medicine
is distinguished by the King's Patent, on the bottles nil!,
and wrapper; and as a further guard, by favour of I-Its Ma-
jesty's. Commissioners of the Stamp Office, they have affix-
ed a-stamp on each bottle, printed in at. Aex INK.
Prepared and sold at the ll,pensary, No. 15, Soho-square,
and by the general venders of patent medicines in town and
country, in bottles ss. and ti. 2s. duty included.

.• _ LIVERPOOL.-
+6 PORTER 2RT.-WEBS, -REC-
TIFIERS OF SPIRT
TO BE SOLD- BY Aire croN,
ty. •CH
At his Craat Room, Londsm;
The Orrikini7o,l* sT .N E XT.
.
M S CA I rAIJ, CAPACIOUS, an •
LA_ WE L CONS",f R CTE PO RT W:E BY;
occupying and coverinA two statute of Freehold
Land, within the boundary of the • Town, with it....mosS- .
abut-leant supply,. of water of the first ,;;;..11;'ty- ar,ii purest
nature, competent to supply the-whole'inhAitants'of Liver '
pool. The Premises are !oust substantially.buili. and con-
Neniently disposed for carrying or, uponoloqe‘tensi-ve
scale; a Porter-Brewery, Distillery, or RcctifYilig of Spirits;
a capithl and useful Steeni-,Engine, by every part of
the Premises are Supplied by 1.e.i:4„,n and well cat-
eulated to reduce labour in several departinnt,i, Ti,e Coppersi
Squans, 110(1cl:back's; Mash-tune, and C( ole,-..„ire nearly _
new, andin the most paled condition. 'There are buildings:.
sufficient to convert into a Catton-Manufaelory, le/iv-14)0m
room' for all the 'above By:inches ; the. situation for hick iS •
undoubtedly the first in the Kingdotn, and in the Di.itillery
line there would be. a regular vent far an sl4iritsllia,toillle.
be made: the present moment .the most propitiou's, fioni.the
reduced price ot, Malt and Hops; a convenience for MAtio4
all the 'year ,round, and the. redundant water; will shortly
becoine a•considerable annual produce.
The Premisesmita' y. be. viewed by applying to Messrs.
Beckwith and Co.• Mr,. Meek, or Mr. U. Thoinpson, of
Liverpool. Printed Particulars will he ready to dirertwenty days preceding the Sale, and-a Plan may now be skin
at M. Christie's, who is empowered to receive Propcars
by Private Coritrael. '

NOR FOLK \ E.STAT E.
TO BE SOLD. BY.AUCTIoN,
By Mr. BURT,

On Saturday..the Toth day of. July inzit. at Four o'clock la
the Afternoon, at the King's Head the City' of Nei--
Wich, unless sooner disposed of by Private contrttct,
A Very Desirable .ESTATE, lying at S:1111st.-.,
I-Kin the County of Norfolk„/about 6 macs from
now in the occl!vation. of Mr.. Charles 'Layton,
tor, consiStingot 'a good substantial ;lltveiling-lwose,

barns, F,tables, cuach-house,bullot.k-slied, audioiiicr conve:-
iiieht buildings, all in complete repair, aud;er3 A. 3 12_ -29-
P .61arablo, meadow, and nirsli land, Water and alder-carry; •
the Whole lying in a ring-teitce,. and without either _road or
loot-path Cunning through it, together with the Great' Tithes
arising ftom 'the same-. • • ~ • -
Also-32 A. 3R. 31. P.-or. Common Land, set put ,by the
Commissioners under the
.Salhotise lin.losure and
tended to. be annexed to this Estate.

rs(Y a double- Tenement, SO situated as to he a cor4Vemieot
Abode for a _StewaTil Or, Bailiff; .-or at a small expepce to he
converted into a Earth-house ; and two double Cot:ages tot
Workmen. _

A River -.navigable to-Yarmouth bounds .one side of the
Estate; on the.l3anks of which are. several - good staithes
anti a brick-kiln, Wiih a very excellent vein of brick-
earth ;. the 'Estate lies in a very pleaSant part or the
County, is well-timbered, and has the exclusive right of
fishing and shooting. on, three Broads, well stocked with fish-
and wild.tOwl ; in the neighbourhood are several Gentle-
men's Scats, with good Roads, and Came of all Descriptions.
7.The situation ot , this Estate comictailds peculiar advan-
tages, both for,the residence of the Geralcman•and the occu-
pation of the Farmer or Merchant. Immediate Possession
may be hall. • :
-For turtintWsticulars apply to Mr. Adam Taylor, jun.
Attorney-at-Law, Norwich ; Mr. Richard G Unit, No. Is,.
Flolb:-.M.court,.Grays•Iun London; (where Maps-of t •
Estate may he seen), or to lrlenry Burton, Land-Steward,
at Langley,- in Alarfolk..;‘.
The Stetvanl at the House will spew the PreiniScs:

Tn-lOUGH several Remedies discovered
I. Which pettedly eradicate•every species of Scurvy,
Leprosy, Rheumatic and Gouty Pains,- yet none are round
equal either in expeditiOil, pleasantness,, satetv, or cheap-,
ness, to Dr. PAT ERSON's VEG STABLI DROPS,
which in Scrofulous Schirrus, or Cancerous Tumors, lA-
c;:ers, and White Swellings, perform.the most wo,nderful
cures;-and in Convulsive, Epileptic, .Paraly tic, as '
Mental Derangement,, and other deplorable Nowous .Afti:e-
tions, where large'quantities of celebrated Medicines haVe
been tried in vain, a small Bottle of the.,e Drops,bas given
the happiest proofs of their excellent properties, particularly
in promoting a-regular appetite and true digestion, eni,elling
all morbid -humoul's, and dausing'prOper pursfty, texture,
and- tenacity, with free circulation and equal distrilnition of
the nervous and other fluids, and thereby rcn►oving a! 1
_ail eras.
windy, and. spasmodic complaints, whilst they - produce
composure of Mind, a cheerful flow of spirits, accompanied
with sit agreeable diffitsion of natural warmth and lively sen-
sation through,every part of the animal frame, so as to ren-
der the sickly, weak,. and delicate habit healthful, and re.•
store the decayed constitution to a state of strong- activity. •
- These Dropsare inclosed in plain directions, and appointed
to be sold by Tutt, ,Royal Exchange; Ward, No. Hot-
,born, opposite Gray's Inn; London; C. Collins, Salisbury
,Horsey and Woodward, Portsea ; Watts and Harding, Gos-
' port ; Donaldson and .lottley, Portsmouth ; Jennings,
Bishop's Waltham; AObbins, Winchester; Skelton, Sbutli;-
•am p ton ;: , Hollis; Rontsey ; lons, Lyinington ; . Benson,
Ringwood ;.Mogre, Poole; and most Venders of Patent Nte-.
(Wines in Great Britain; at Ss. the • bottle, duty incltided ;
and may he had ati-No. 4, Little. Tower-street, ,London
where all orders wholesale and retail are duly attended to.

Also his NI EZE RION PILLS, which, though requiring
no restraint of diet, or hindrance of`bushicsS, yet' ate a sate,
expeditious, and infallible 'cure in every 'stage of a esitaiii
disease, being sealed up in:plain di.redionF., with ins trucsioni,
by which-all the baneful efieds of that insidious 'disoidZi' are
nntmdiately prevented by attending to the method therein
directed;. price ss. sd. duty included.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Lsq.
Dear Sir, , No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London.
I.F EELit a Duty incumbent upon me, to inforTr
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure 1 have ree--
ceived horn your invaluable Medicine, L EAK t 'sl.) AT E N
.I'PLLS '
About two years ago, I was attacked willi.a'VEN E'R EP. /0.
DISORD , w hich I treated rather slightly fir-some time,
but the DiSease at length spreading all'overlily body, 1 was
obliged to apply.to the:most' eminent •of.the Faculty, but-.
their assistance afforded only temporary relief r I went
through various Courses of Salivation, and .from being rather
of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. - The.
Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered me a cola-
plete Object, so-that-my Friends despaired of my recovery-
When brought to this situation, I considered death. as inevi-
table, but a relation .of mine commenting upon the many
Cases in which. s,•ou'r Pills had succeeded, I was induced toL.
try a Box of them, which I thought rathLor relieved me, -and
by persevering for two or three mune* and following you
diredions, 1 experienced the most unaccountable relaxation
horn- pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; 1 am now titanic
.god, perfectly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt
not, but one more box, which.l think cautious to take, will
establish boy health in its original state.
It is with the most heart-felt gratitude, that IL subscribe
myself, Sir, your much obliged humble Servant,
Deansgate, Manchester,J W.PEARSON(
P. S. For the public benefit, I do not'objed to the abovd
being published, but leave you to act as yon: Own better
judgment shall didate.
Prepa?ed and So]d by the sole Prorrietor,
TH.OS. TAYLOR; Member of the ROyal College, of Surgeons:.
London, at.his Hothie, No. 9, New Bridi:;e-street
Where, after .a constant residence of more wan Tint ty-si,t
" Years, in- a- pradice particularly directed to the Cure
Venereal. Complaints,_ anti thoselncidennt to the Parts e,
Generation in both Sexes, with that Mviolable secrecY
which- Men-- of his Profession should always observe, 1-10 •
flatters -.himself, the advice and .assistance. he gratuitous-
ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be
esteethed by 'a discani ng Public, as an advantage seldom-

to be obtained, arid voiciof ambiguity. „
. -Also sold, by his Appointment,. tOr
_the 'convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's,. No. 35, St. Ai,-
ban's-street, Pall Mall the Toyshop, No.. 103, Oxt-or"-
street; Mr. -Disbprouglfs, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr'
Steel's, Bookseller, No..i; Union-rOw, Little Tower-hill!
Mr. ).faXter's 'South-bridge, Edinburgh-; Callwell'st
Dublin.; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; Atkinr.:on's, Man"
chester, -4 and by pne. Person in every, considerable Town i"
Great Britain and Ireland, in B6xes of act,: zs. 9d. eacili
sealed up with full and plain direaions, whereby
either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, 351
safety. , ;tit
-N. B. Every Box told in Great Britain is sealed tip sc•-,
a stamp, oriwhich, by favour of the Commissoners, is PP"...
ed,
_at the Sn fi
unp-ofce, " T. Tay ior, No. 9, New 13ridg'
street," to imitate which is Felony, and a Liothers are Cooll#
terfeit.