The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL

TO PORTER ERLAytiRs, DISTILLERS, OR REC.;
Tip-nots OF SPIRITS,. Sce.
-TO' BE .SOLD BY AUCTION,
-At-his Great Room-, in Pail-Mall, London,
'The beginning of AU-GUST NEXT,
A MQS. T. CAPITAL,-CAPACIQ,US, oci CAPACIO,US, z
WELL-CONSTRUCTED PORTER-BREWERY,
occupying and covefing two statute ,Acres "ot Freehold
Land,. Within the 'boundary :of the Town, with a most
abundant supply of water of the' first quality and purest
nature, competent to supply the Wh6lB inhabitants of Liver,
pool. ' The Premises are most substantially built, and con-
veniently disposed for carrying on, upon thetnost.extcnsive
scale, a,l'orter-Brewery, Distillery, or Reclifyingrit Spirit
a capital and useful S teeni-E rigine,- by which every part ot
the Premises are supplied by Leaden. Pipes, and well cal-
culated to reduce labour inseve raldepartn tents. The Coppers,
Squans, nderbacks, Mash-tins ,and Ceolers, ai nearly
Flew, and in the most perfed There are buildings
stalkinit to convert into a Cotton-Manufaaory, leavit-g am plc
room for ail,the _above Branches the situation fOr which is
undoubtedly the first in • the Kingdom.; and in the Distillery
line there would be a regular vent' for all Spirits that could
be'made: the present moment the most propitious, from the
reduced price ot Malt-and Hops; -a convenience for"Nlal ring
all the yar, round, and the 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
Liverpecif." Printed Particulars will be'ready -to deliver.
twenty days' preceding the Sate, and a Plan -nyty now be seed
at Mr. Christie's, who is empowered to receive Proposals
by Private Contra Cl. .

COAL and I RON-STONE MINES.
T) BE. OR LETT,I3Y. PRIVATE CONTRACT.
ALL those exceedingly Rich., and Valuable
MIKES. of COAL and:IRON-STONE, lying under
the Lands belonging to Sidney College; Cambridge, now is
the occupation of Pigot, r his Under-tenaiitS, lying
.westward of the ToWn of Dudley, at a short distance trt.sal
containing about eighteen Aeres •Of Lit,d, adjoining to the
'Road from. D udiey to Stoutbridge:
The' extraordinary thickness and .quality of these Minerals,
and, their local adyantages, are so. well • known, that any
description of them is unnecessary. • •-- •
For Particulars, apply to Mr..tiolden,..at Modtgate, near
Rotherham, who will treat with' any Person disposed ro
purchase. -

To MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,

OFFICERS of the
.ARMY, NAVY, 'and OTHE
For NERVOUS DISORDER'S and INWARD DECAY--
,
Loss of Nentory, Feetrle iesc,. - -
Dinmess of Sight, : Horrors of the' Mind„,
Pains-of the Back and Loins, Paralytic CompiatAlts,
Tremblingst . &c.
U NitEß's RFSTORATIVIi'. B AMA VT of
LI FE and HEALTH is now-Liken'hy. Gentlerncri:of •
the first distindiOn in this Kingdom, as well as othc.-.cs, by ,
whom it is acknowledged to possess the most efficaciOus pro
perties in the cure of Weakne;'s and Decays. It supplies tiittT-
exhausted palls with fresh' juices, and totallyA..:o4tabliShes,,
the whole Nefv-ous System..

Gentletne,n trom the East and West Tidies, Whosehattii;V:-`7
were relaxed by the heat .Of '.those'Cliinates,l-haVore4.ived
infinite benefit ; as well as Officers. belonging to,tbe Armf,at
and Navy, whose Constit,utkuts Were *paired bitarcrsci--
vice,
,and the varicittS Changes of Climate, &-c: • •' -• •
Persons far advaneed in years should frequently take a•
Boxes of this Restotative, Which- will amazingly itrcurthel,,,
them, be the means of preveLting various disorderS;
some measure guard against-the ravages ier time,
Note.—This Restorative •is prepared
duce Fs which-
mare 'gradual and lasting' area's 'than ail the intcrint • ,
forms ;.the Liner parts of the Baltam are ,als.o' better presertted:. '•
A Pamphlet on its virtues, with a List of -Cures annexae,
may be had of the Venders, price 6d. • ,

To be had at Wade's. Medicine. Warehouses;, No. t 63.,,
Fleet-street,, and No. 1,3, Old' Bond-street; Tuft, Rov-al,
Exchange; Matthews, Bookseller, Strand;. Bacon, Oxfor:l-
-street; CrutWell, Bath Swiney,- Printer,
Tes,seyman, York ; Binns, BookSellair, Leeds ; and all.
other Venders of Medicines in Town aud Conntry--prict.-
6s, 3d. the box; or it may be had in larger Boxes, price only
ii. Bs. which contain the quantity of six. small boxes, a::
made up for the,Army and Navy.
supplied`
with B. country, Gentlemon and others May be supplied
with this Medicine, by sending.their orders by Cosa:lnnen, or
Newsmen, or.by inclosing cash in a small parcel, directed t"
Mr. John .Wade, No. 163,. Fleet street, or a,t No. 13, Old.,
Bood-street..

rvlountileurie, near Leven; -Fifeshire, Oct. a, 1796.
Extra& of a Letter addressed ,to Mr. R. Scott, Apothecary,
South bridge, Edinburgh.

SIR, , „ , ,
VotiWilt please to transmit the following C:ise.E'
ii to Mr. Lignom,. Surgeon, at his Dispensary, in Man-
chester, which I hope he will not fa:il to publish for the
general good of mankind.,
Mr. LIGNUM; —SIR
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About fourteen years ago, I was seized with the measles,
soon after,7which 1 suppose . had got cold,. which be,;an in
my throat, and in a short time ulcerated to an alarming .de,
gree, I then applied to a 'Gentleman of the Faculty, who gave
me some relief;' but sometime after, to my unspeakable, sor-
row,- my cortipldult returned with • redoubled violence. It
then' 'broke out in my nose,, upper jaw, and roof of my'
mouth, and that to such a degree that, twelve pieces of bone
ekcoriated:from 'thy nose,. two. pieces from the roof of al'
mouth, and. every tooth
.of My upper jaw,
,one excepted,'
nropt opt.. My disorder tfien spread over both rhy s-boulders,,
and under both my artns, which tendered .ille totally incapa-
ble of dressing,Or.undressing.mvself withoUt assistaq.ce, L
again made appticatiortio several Gentlemen of the Faculty.
but from the strong mercurial preparations prescribed, by
them, I vsizs at different times in a high state of salivation,
but, alas! all their efforts prpved inerieetual ;. and in this de*
plorablc and helpless situation I cotitinued four years, when.
about the month of December, 1795, I perusing a news..
paper, Wherein I observed .a case' which intm the description,
appeared 'similar to my own,, and had been cured by the sole
use of,your Ropl tintiscorbutic Drops. I then, through
the blessing of Cfocl, was deterthinett to make trial of them ;
and to my great surpri.:o; and still greater satisfaction, -be-
Nre I haatinished taking. two small bottles, the ulcers in
my breast and under my•arrns, which betbc,e were still spread-
ing,then began' to neat round the ednes, which convincc.*4
that, by.a doe perseverance, ..1 might, with confidence,. 1-,Ck,
forward for a r..:storation of health, which; by the v:rtirel,;.)f
your SOverelkil remedy, of V‘illich I took but slit or seven
bottles, I..am not iirfuliposs'esfionof,,,and of'that inestim-
able :lamely,. a good-starte of health.

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Any p_:..•i: L0.....:ur0u5. of iilttlier in ton-numb, rn'ay be fully"
snistie:t . ~. ,i.!,l:!,,.ing‘ t 6 me, '-or M.r. Scett;- as abiwe, front
I•liciin I 1.-:.....-,:i•c-sed-the Drops. • , . •:- :.
~ .. - ..1 am,,Sir, ,our, humble Servant, - •
(Signed) • • • JAM ES RODc E I.', Shoemaker.
) D:i:vrl).•SvvsyNE, Minister.
• -,-; -Attested -by ---, jOH N' CLANp;sos Bailie,
,
" ARTHUR SMITH, hider.`

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-,,..-. The.se. Drops.are.,so4,l;in,
,rnonllleds sg,.tai-2 bottles, at 12,5-
MO
4i.- 6d. One 12s. bottle is equal to qVntity to three
'4s. 6o ones. ' They *rnay:be had, wholeale'and retail, at
: Mi. Liglittio'.s Dispensary, No. ,57, Bliitge-5.,,Te.-4t, Mancha-
- ter,„; at 1-low,trd,:s and Ev.iths's, No Ai. Ldag:.lane, West-
,. Sinithfield, sole ‘VhoLsale Agents in'l7ielltion ; and retailV
' the l'olkiting ti.Asons•: -ii. C1111(1:41, NO. 4,, Minories ; W •
Clark, No. 269, Borough ; )urdan, No. 33., Whitecilapel-;•
--je.t),ult,. 3,04.
,159 Oxford-street ; Sutro ~ No. 14r, ,Long-
-4.e ; Wade, Ohi BOritlL-street,' an`d No: 162,- Fitet,atteet ;
t'utt itnil.Boniton, Royal. 'Ex.:11,41,A:: ; i.c.:::.,r, No ton !':d-
barn. ; T &tit, _l%l a ..;qz7 ,- Strand ; a.-,..1. Wan:, 'No. 32.1, fi .•I,*
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