The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-26 00:00:00

PR Wit OP. J. 1 U(.AJ,
YESTERDAY_
Bank Stock India Stock
Navy Sher Cent. shut Exchey. Bills s. s. prem.
5 per Cent. 1797, icsa Fundah!e do to prem._
Irish 5 per Cent. 3d Exchequer Bills preen.
4 per Cent. Con. 9311 New S. S. Stock. -
; per Cent. Red. 74ii Onminin
per Cent. Con. shut
I mper. 3 per Cent. 733.
Ditto Scrip Ditto Ann: 1.1 5-16-3.16
!lank 1., Ann. it 3-16 bank for.opening
Ditto Short Ann. India fo.opening
Ditto Scrip • ConSol.for opening 76 511

TO Bli,S01.1) BY AUCTION,
1• •Bv.- CilikiS
-
Oa the Premises, near Hitchin, in_ the County of IlelYS,
Itiiie6 11%4;9 1,t).1):iii;1, the Road
rto
On SAT:kLiAI-, July 3, at Twtilve'O'Clo,
By• ORDER
Tor the'ADAIIN4ST T RAOR,:-
THE -CArl'i'AL SOCK of e--iceellent OLD
PQRT, CI, .A kET and MADE' RA, upwards
dozen, impettcd by E. late Proprietor fot his own use, tit
very superior-quality, and has beer. bottled near Eight Years.
Also part -or the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
other EFFECTS, of
ROSE LEC,KFORD,' Esq. Deceased.
The Wine.to be tastes on the inorning of Salo: '
The Furniture may be viewed two days:preceding the Sale,
and Catalogues then
,had on the Premises ; at the Suit,
Hitchin ;. Swan, Stevenag*i: Whites Horse, Baldock Swan,
Biggleswatle; at the White Hart, Wallwyri ;- Salisbury Anns,
Hatfield; at-the Rainbow Corfee\-house, and in Pall-Mall:
TO,BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
On the Pfemises, at Potters Bar, is miles from London, on
the Road to Hatfield,
On MONDAY, July S, at Twelve o'Clock,
By ORDER of the ADMINISTRATOR,
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED DOZEN.of choice
MADEIRA, of a very superior quality, imported by
the late

ROSE
.13E.CKFORD, Esq.
And sent to his Plantation in the West Innies, from whence
after remainiug.a proper time it was transmitted to the place
of Sale, and has -been there in bottles eight yeiirs, under the
immediate care of the late owner.-
To be tasted the Morning of Sale.

Catalogues. may be then, had- as above-rat the Bull, St.
Alban's; Cr4ell Man, Baract ;. S.,lisbury An-114, liatti:.4l;
at the Rainbow Coffee-house, anti in ?all-IV:ill.

LlV_Eltiool

TO rc.)R7`ER, BREWERS, DISTILLERS, OR REC-
• TI F ERS .SPIRITS, &c.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, bindon,
A
. The beginning of AUGUST EX'l% • •
MU S T CAPITAL, CAPACIOUS, and
W ELL-CONSTRUCTED PORTE R-BREWERY,
occupying and cvering two statute Acres of Freehold
Land, within the boundary of the Town, with a most
abundant supply of water of the first uul purest
nature, competent to supply the.whole of Liver-
pool. The Premises are most substantial; wiiit„ and con-
veniently disposed for carrying on, upon the most eAtens!vc
scale, a Porter-Brewery, Ditllery, or Redift iag of Spirits;
a capital and useful Stcent-Engn. by' which every part of
the Premises are supplied by-Leacim Pipes, and well cal-
culated to reducelabour in st vend departh.ents. The Copper,
Squints, Underhacks, Mash-tulle, and s,lers, are tr:,•il>r
-new, and in the most perted condtion.-'4,trere re buit.:ogs
sufficient to convert nava Cotton-Maim fa,tory, leasing ample
room for all the above Branches ; the sitiLf.ion ter which is
.Fftdoubtedly the first in the Kingdom, :Ind in the l).;-tillers,
hide there would be a 'rep, lar vent for all Spirits tfrat coula
be made: the present to intent the most prointions, trout till
reduced price of :Halt aWil. Hops; a convenience; tOr Nlalting
all the year round, and tiie redundant water, will shortly'
become, a considerable annual produce. -
The Premises may be viewed by applying to Messrs,
Beckwith and Co. Mr. Meek, or Mr. H. Thompson, of.
Liverpool. Printed Particulars will be ready to -delivr
twenty days preceding the Sale, and a Plan may now be seen
at Mr. Christie's, who is empowered to receive Proposals
by Private Oontract. •

lit)lcSES.
TO BE SOLD BY•AUCTION,
By W. JOHNS,
On Monday the zBth Tune, 180 z, and following, on the
Sands, Weymouth,
A THREE HUNDRED TR 0 0
H()RSES, belonging .to His Alajesty's Regiment
York Hussars. They are to be dispased of for no fault
whatever, and will be found well -worth .the attention of
Dealers; Innkeepers, &c. even though at a cons.derable
tance from the place- 'of Sale. Thc:y are in gep.,:iai fir tot
Coaches, 'Chariots' Curricles, or Cie goad, and several to;
the Field. The whole are in the very inghesl, condition. '
The Sale to begin at Ten o'Clock e.‘eh day.

WOODSTOCK, OXFOIDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By CHURCHILL and TURNER,

. •
By Order of the Trustees of the Estate of Mr. Ve`n-- Hanks,
Deceased, on-Monday, the sth Day of uly, 1802., at the
Bear Inn, in Woodstock, in the Coun:y of Oxford, be''
tv,,;11 the hours and five o'Clock in the Afternoons
rincv-0 very Desirabie 'DWELLING-HOUSES,
:`,lcssuage acid Cotta-ge belonging to the Saing., plea-
santly situated, adjoining the Turnpike Road in Woo stock,
in two Lots. - •
Lot I .-L-A very handsome BRICK EDIFICE, lately erea-
ed onan eminence, with a double flight of Stone-steps, orna-
mented with a boantiful Shrubbery, and commanding a pit;;l-
sant prospecl or Blenheim Park, and an extensive- vie':si over
the Country ; comprising good arched Cellaring and -Wine-
Vaults,- Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, and.Buticr's Pantry, ..9-11
the Ground-door ; a /3reakfast-parlour, • Dining, and Draw-.
ing-rooms; four good Bed-chambers, Dressing-room, 404
Attics; Wasii-house, Fuel-house, and Carden ; gormo .>talied
Stalling for six llorses, with Saddle-room, Granary, and
Loft over ; a- small Cottage adjoining the Stable, Coach-
house, and Dog-kennel, lately in the oecupat..m. of Bell
Lloyd, Esq.
Lot 11.--A neat BRICK-HOUSE, -with large handsome.
Bow_ windows and Terrace in front, near to Lot I. /o;ll:nand-
ing a very fine extensive view pfßlenhenn Parlz, and c,msist.-
ing of good Cellaring, Kitchen, Scullery, and Fuel-"h 'use, On
the Ground-floor ; Hall, twb Parlours, three Bed-caainbers.
Dressing-room, and Attics, in the occupation of Arthur Ma'.
lonv,, Esq. Also, a Nlessuage in two Tenements adjoining,
with a good Garden, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Waite.,
Possession of the first, Lot may be had at Michaelmas next
or sooner if required ; and of the ad Lot at Christmas next-
: Woodstoek. is pleasantly situated on the great North Road,
adjoining Blenheim Park, sixty-three miles frum Loadols..
eight from, Oxford-, in a tine Sporting Country, equal, if
not superior to any in the kingdom, and in the vicinity of
two Packs of Fox-Hounds, and °ilea Harriers.
For further 'particulars apply to Mr. North, Solicitor ; of
the A uctoneers, in Woodstock, Oxfordshire..

EXTERNAL APPEARANCE NECESSARY IN iLIFE-
r ORD. CHES .I'.4;al+-IELD particularly adyises
, I Cleanliness, not only as necessary to Healib, but thc
Success of our Fortunes in Life ; -and with so slothttil. 3
Complaint as any disease that Bias the least analogy to the .
Scrbtula Indolence will naturally w event either of die sexesfrom profiting by this excellent 'ob,iervation. -
.EIUIPTIONS IN THE-- FACE.
The inconsistent doctrine of those who recommend F. 7.,.-
ternaF Applications for Internal Complaints, is 61;viaied I,'-'
the following simple question : Will the fur whiCh a:iiieres
to the-inside of a kettle, Or boiler, •6e removed •by was!-i'lg
the outside ? The same-comparison may be made respe:tii:g
the ~omaii flame : Can an internal complaint be removed Or
an ~:;,:ternal application ?. These questions are left to be an-
swered by every Reader, which will shew the ridiculous-
ness of inculcating this doctrine, while the Infallibility 4
Dr. BRt)DUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in tile
extraordinary Cures that daily appear in the Papers, p•trti
he cularly in cases o' the above nature : Dr. Brodum, as a regu-
lar Physician ha- been known many years, and not as a
Nostrvin Vender. His motive for publishing- this advertise-
mem, is,to secure.. Health .of the Public from the dauget 1
that attends external application, Which, to his knowled:::e,
his proved fatal to many who have placed itt it an iniproper
confidence.
A Naval Captain in the India Service, during a long period
was afflicted with :`hues Venerea, whiCh he contracted wb.cri t
a Nlidsinpman ; the complaint in consequence fell into 11'5
limbs, and the ulcers it occasioned exposed the bones v.-1 . •
view; by recommendation of-a Captain George, cf Hull, l''
implied to. Dr. Brodum, and in three months was restord;
tint being apprehensive of a return, as he v.:as imitt?Altcl):
ohliged to sail for India, he took with him a dozen bottle _.
am, i Botanical Syrup, from which he has experiei.ecd their . ,
salutary elleds.
1--1
The Botanical Syrup, and Restora•ivc Nervous Cori.,‘'.'
to be had at the Doctor's Hos,,t, No. 9, A Ibion-str:t.-t. '' , •
la,tt les of ii. 2s.=l is. 6d. and Ss. 54. ; and by all Print.er',-
Booksellers, and Venders of Me....ic:ne, in the United .1-',-;ng7
doll, with proper direetiens.
The Medicine May be nazi every day. A quart bottic.coo-
tains equal to five snail ones. - . - ;,pits
•It will be ru...._siary the 1.);;Aor should se; sncli Fat
as are athicttd with D,.africss or I PSY of Sight, or send ti2c`r
e•ises try letter or pared to- the l)odor (post or ccrriage pi i'll,
%vim lius usual lee.