The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-07 00:00:00

BEAUTY OF PERSON.
AS nothing is a greater Ornament than a White
Set of Teeth, ROTTER's ASIATIC TOOTH-
POWDER( or ORIENTAL
.DENTIFRICE; which has
met, with universal encouragement from the-- first Personages
of Fashion and Distinetitin, during a period of Eighteen Years,
is recommended to The attention of the Public. Ladies and
Gentlemen who have not tried the eMict of this excellent Den-
o Llice, tvill find a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain
its efficacy and virtues; its excellencies being acknowledged
by the most respeaable Medical A uthotities, used by several,
and -recomrnended.., The Powder cleanses and beautifies the
Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no acid that can cor-
rode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. From its
astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,
which often proves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth,
preserves sound Teeth from decay, seen res decayed Teeth from
becoming worse, fastens those whiel vire loose, proves the hap-
py.means of preventing their being drawn. But what has en-
hanced it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who
have bzeri in the.habit of using it, is, that it prevents the re-
turn of the Tooth-each, with which, before that period, they '
had been violently afflicted; and obviating the necessity of
that most disagreeable_)f all verations—Scaling the Teeth.
Likewise a Tincture which possesses" the power of easing
the most violent Tooth-achi and braces the Gums, and 'is a
Wash after the Powder, perfectly sate in its use, having no
ac J. M. Trotter recommends it, to Gentlemen going abroad
to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been abroad have
found the good died; of the Powders in tong voyages - and
also proper for all Families, and Schools to keep by them.
She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any
Asiatic Tooth.-Powder without " M.,Trotter" on the Stamp',
.on the top of the box, several compositions having been
vended for it, in Town and Country.
Sold, wholesitle and retail, at the warehouse, No. 3, Beau-
fort Buildings., Strand; and by appointment, by Messrs.
Buller and Loder, Oxford; Mr. Reynolds, ,Bath; Mrs-.
Shearcliff. and Andrews, Bristol ; 'Mr. Trewman, Exeter;
Mt. Snack, Portsmouth; Richards, Plyntouth Mr.
Wood,Veyinouth ; Mr. Edmonds, Northampton ; Mr. Lu-
cas, Southampton; ,Mr. Howard, Reading; nr. Middle-
ditch, Ipswich; Mis. Pollett, Colclicster; Mr. Brass,
Hull ; Mr. Holdbrook„, Derby ; Mr. Winks,. Gainsbro' ;
Mess. Dillon CheSter Aldred, Yarmouth; ,Mrs.
Cross and Wood,: Shrewsbury'; Mr. Rice, Wakefield; S win-
tOn, Leicester; :aid Mr. Spence and Mr. Raeburn,. Cdn-
burgh.; and Bull, Dublin., Price is. 6cl. a Box; Tincture,
as. 94, duty nicluckd. India Broshesi is. each,

MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ACAPPIAL 'and VALUABLE FREEHOLD
/ •
ESTATE, pleasantly situated (In the Turnpike Road
leading to and within eight miles of Britignorth; seven miles
of Broseley, nine miles of Shrewsbur', and fifteen miles of
Ludlow, in a picturesque part of the Connty,of Salop ; con-
si;ting of the MANOR, or reputed Manor 'of P REST-
-110 PE, -with the Waste Land, Right of Com Mon over the
extensive Commons of Westwood, &c. in the ancient and
respedable Borough and Parish of MU C [MEN LOCK, and
734 Acres of fertile Arable,. Meadow, 'Pasture, and Wood-
land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient Inclosures,
with substantial Farm-houses, Malt-houses, Barns, Stables,
Shedding's, and other convenient and necessary Out-build-
ings, now lett to respectable Tenants; at the old and annuo
Rent of Siol. of/thereabouts, but capable of considerable
advance.

---flle Estate lies in a .Ring Fence, knirtida with Game; and
contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for
the purpose of itriAatiori, with a never failing Streain run-
ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in. any quan-
tity may be purchased on reasonable terms within two miles.
The. Land contains an inexhaustible Nctine of Ball 4nd.Stalae-
Heal LIM E-STQNE of the first quality,- with every indi-
cation of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is sub-
ject to a Land Tax of 171. 45. a Chief Rent of it. 3s. 6d.
and is Titheahle.

(3 14,0501. part of the purchase-money, May remain
charged upon the Estate.
To beat for the sante, apply to Mr. fames; Wellsborn,
near Stratfcrrtlort-Avort ' • or to Mr. Coutiland, Attotney,
Shrewsbury; and- for Particulars, to John Bishton, Esq.
Kelsall; John Dodsbri, 'Esq.' •Cound ; Messri. lreinlierton
and. C:.ouplancl, Shrewihttry.; Thomas Haslewood, Esq.
Bridgnorth; Win. Wheeler, Esq.. Winteriold ; and :it Mr.
Jaines's Office, Wellsborn ; Win. Parsons, on the Premises;
the Stork Tavern, Birmingham.; and at George's Cottee.
house; Chancery-lane, liontiOn.

A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH
AMPTONSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Six or more Lots,
By Mr. KIRSHAW, .
At ilia. Hind Inn, Wellingborough, on Wednesday the 23d
of June inst. at Three- o'Clock, trri/eSS previously dis-
posed of by Private Contract;
A Very VALUABJ,E and DESIRABLE FREE-
ri HOLD ESTATE, situate in a most pleasant part of the
Country, adjoining the Market Town and in the Parish of
Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton, consisting
of a substantial and spacious MANSION HOUSE, which
may at a small expellee be made suitable for the Residence of
a genteel Fainily, with walled Gardens, Fish-ponds, Pad-
docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house and other
Buildings ; Courts, Fann-yards, and Appurtenances, and
about zoo Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, of
the first quality for natural fertility; but still capable of great
improvement, divided into proper sized In,closures, encircled
in a ring fence, and plentifully supplied -with Water. The
Pasture Land, in richness of iiFrbage and fertility of soil, is
superior to most feeding land in the Kingdom, and the whale
is deserving the attention of Gentlemen desirous of investing
their money in landed property, and partichlarly of such Far-
mers and Graziers who may wish to cultivate, .stOck . and
prove a fertile and grateful soit. Lime and Manure may be
pur.:haseti neat' the Estate in airy quantity,' and on reasonable
terms. "

The Estate is lithe-free, and of the annual value of 7601.
lett to respectable Tenants, who are under proper agreements
fur the management of the Estates, and have Notices to quit
and deliver up the same at Michaelmas. next.
'fo treat for the same, apply to Mr. hunts; Wellsborn,
near Stratford-on-Avon'' Warwickshire •, Mid* for a view of
the Premises, apply to Mr. Gascoyne French, Bailiff of ,the
Estate, Welliigbdrodgh ; and for further particulars to
George's Collee-house, Chancery-lane, and to Messrs. For..
St:r,, Cooke and Frere, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Messrs.
tionson and Sou, Wellinghorodgh, at &Jose (Mice:. Plan's
01 the};,rates are deposited.

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