The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-13 00:00:00

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NEW FOREST.
•
HE COMMISSIONER',3 nuthorised by His
'l4"'Y'' Corn—is,ion to ca"-: into execution _all Acl
Paned ta the thirt ." ' -
)estyis kern, . . Yunth
ion
intituied " An Ad for the better Preservation
'and fu'iiieth Years of His Ma_
I:_i Timber inthe New I'orest, in the County of Southamp-
:,°n, and for ascertaining the Be,undaries of ,the said Forest,
Vld of the Lands of the Crown within the same;" Do hereh-
!,l give Notice, that they intend to meet on Friday the 9t
):Y.l3t. April next, at Nine oi. the Clock in the Forenoon pre-
ti,.,t the Crown Inn, at Lyndhurst, in the said County
;..outitaniiptori, for the purpose of carrying the -said Act
'4lO execution —Dated the Bth 'ay of March, 180.2.
By Order of the Commissioners,
,JOHN KJNG, Secretary.

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CUTLER BOULTER.
°PI E MASTER and FELLOWS of PEM
13;-ct BROKE COLLEGE, in the UNIVERSITY?!
Mi,„()l3, give Notice to the Relations of the late t u
ty'll) ROULT E 11, that there is a Vacancy in ore of the
cuzitilacishilps I,..?uded by him in the said College, commonly
4ove ut e.r .uoulter's Scholarship. Any Relatu)Th of the
vears:rnaezti,clonttdexi:eeresdun, having.
me s
.1 1 e ..,tttzt4;s
itecordin to '
g h < Ing lqineteen, is
attained.(bthF Agdeuolyf Tquhaiirittle.e4
I b e to
admissible
of the said Colegineg) • '
..` r-?rshP. If no application is madetto the College by
any
fl,::ive of
tint
the d
in Law, M.
the said Edmund Boulter, or of his Wife, or
Walls, within the.space of six loonth
tot elegy} 4e hereof, the Master and fellows are at liberty
vieet • ny other Person, not related, duly qualified.
rebriary 2s, 142.
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Pktv
M4TE LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING, BY
IL ALLEN,
_NO. 19, Sherrara-street, Gol-
triari,s..d.ri-ssuare, and_No. to, Great Alie:streeeltv,
who have
zlever lea cis, to Ladies and Gentlemen of an.) a
The nit that accomplishment, or only rrr theg Old stile.—
*),(1-vnlare taught on a "plan particularly calculated for thoseto
ail(' in .1
is an object to acquire it expeditiously, privately,
pere'ae first style of lahion.
devoteiri,nt.rs, Officers anti Country Residents, who wish to
4114 .in`"el! time to acsuire this Accomplishment private y,
it' the hca, fel7 days only, may Board and Lodge quite retired
The \,,,;te, and have coustant Instrudion.
tachcric...l% STMINSTER and CITY ASSENBLI ES are
but pecfiae A.,,tek. . None but Subscribers admitted. None
NV,_
,i, ot. respettabinty can subscribe.
Band 15 cond '1 d b t• of the best Performers of
.411,111;.inlii,tircitNthis Country.
, music.. . uc.. e y No
disowns all present concern with his late Aca-
.....,......._ :AY °,-square.

4SANXTER's PATENT PLOUGH.
IS MAJESTY has been most
_ 1 I pleased to grant His Royal Letters Patento _tocamr.
graciouslybr
nc1.071 s,arnx.ter, of Horseheath, in the County t
Yz,r.106,..1.`„ the rhakilig
a& upon the
. >i-i, which is S
to
enter's
Qr„und like a
car o construeled as .
of his 'new invented PARING
Sand thr latithin fatP for upon a board;
as it .
has a
r..guim, . g superior to breast plouiling'it w,:ill pare
or
five Jrithat regulates the depth, from one inch to tour _
lan_, , with two horses, agood
_
.cutt:
!Ilan may pare upon d
taeu g
_l,and two acres Per day. This Instrument is al ow
of
..
_lie 'mitt useful ever introduced in the Aviculturet
rt
nie,s kC.indom, not only for Paring Land ter burning, but o
_laating foul Stubbles after harvest which, after piough!ng,.
Laily be raked °p
with the wads and taken off altogFtne_r,
.',l p;rticularty where the Land is wanted to 13,-; immediately
ye() v , .
' 0 with Wheat.
The •
c. price of tile Plough is Five Guineas, exclusive of the
catriage.
4
All ,
h 1 , oruer sent, free of postage, to Mr. Sanxter, Horse_,pliii, near Linton, Cambridgeshire. or to Mr.
nearly op;
be to Creat Turnstile (where a Model of.the mit:
ser,; •
i' will be duly attended to.
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I'IORDr. lANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
the Rheutntitisms and Colds which prevail
en,. at this season of the year no Medicine is so safe and
1 . ca.iotis as br.JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Tneir
e.cu.torntenclency co promote Perspiration, and all the natural.
t,..eorr'L. .lais,
.will account for -their singular virtues in thcse
tratwl . 1?%, as .well as-in many others to' which the human,
..i.:. is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They
,attnlirably calcul.4t;:ll for' Disorde,•s of the. Stomach and
tit Levels, for persons pf a bilious or -a Gouty habit, as also tar
of 55 whose constitutionhave been aaded by a too aktive
vi
,ioo sedentary. life. They arc 'likewise particularly ser-
-1)::„ibk in Head-Adis occ-asioiled by Indigestion, and in re-
Ni'!.,'..tlie bad etleds of free living ; as also hi prev.eutinig
pet:.(l',.,ind Apol,lexies, so often the consequence of.inte
0/.._.1..e. Recourse should be had to them after every excess
thus or drinking, and upon every slight indisposition; and.
vvitl their Weil-known eltaradailitic of promoting longevity
vh bc' mairitained ; for, by assisting Nature in the due dis-
tt,a:ge of the antlial tuntlions,_ and by keeping the consti-
ih'?on as it wero iv, continual repAr, they preserve the body
•• lealth and vi^our, and prevent premature decay.
teQul..)-s the AN AL'EPTIC PILLS owe their excellence to a
iar preparation, which has neYetbeen divulged
.by the
gel: 'out to the present Proprietors, they can only be had
F,tratine,from them ; and they are sold by ,Francis Newbefy,
• at t,
41e Warehouse for Dr. I arnes's Powder, N. 4,i; the East
spa
of St. Paul's, a few' doors from Cheapsi e, London,
Arne at Dr. lames's late house in Bruton-street, in Boxes,
I,)r`ce `fs• 6d. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of Six
"I 4
.r be had in one large Box tor• il. 2s. 6d. -
1, Observe that the Name " F. NILWBRY, NO. 4,g, St.
aul's "is en raved in the Stamps. All others are coun-
terfeits'. . g

TO BE SOLD, -
In Two distina Lots,- pursuant .to an Order of His Majesty's
Court of Exchequer, at Westminster, in a Cause entitled
HULL against WATSON, before Abel Moysey, Esq.
Deputy to His Majesty's Retnembrancer of the said Court,
• at his Chambers in the Exchequer Office, in the Inner
Templf, London, on Monday the 3d day of May next, at
Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon ;
• SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in
Great Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, and Burgh
Castle, in the. County of Sta.:ilk, viz.
Lots, consisting of a Freehold Maltkouse, Offices, and
Buildings, situate in or near a common • Lane or Row, in
Yarmouth atbreald, called the Conge Row, lett to Sir Ed-
mund Lacon, Knt. Tenant at Will; at the yearly Rent of
r5l.
Lot a, .consisting of a Freehold Capital Messuage or Man-
sion-J-Louse, Still*, Buildings, and Gardens,-containing, by
estimation, .3 'Acres and 38 Perches, called Burgh Gardens,
situatein Burgh Castle, in the County of Sugblk. Also a
Freehold Piece of Marsh Groimd, called the Patrole, conti-
guous to the said Mansion-house and Gardens, the whole of
which.Messuages, Gardens, Land, and Premises, are lett to
William Nutman, Tenant at Will, at the' yearly Rent of
231.'
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Chambers
of the said. Abel Moysey, Esq. in the said Exchequer Of-Ike ;
Mr:Watson, Yarmouth, Solicitor; Mr. William Steward,
of the same place, Solicitor ; and of Mr. Henry Maddock,
Solicitor, No. 8, Lincoln's-inn New Square, London.

.CAPITAI. PORTER BREWERY FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
Upon the z-thi day of March, rSoz, at the House of James
Lei, the Eagle and Child, Warrington,
rTH E RUNCORN PORTER BREWERY,
.1 with all the Brewing Utensils, Stores, Casks, '&c. as
the same are at preSent possessed by 2Eneas Morrison. The
Brewery is Leasehold, of which there are 14 years yet to come,
and Was built in the years 5785-6. It is excellently con-
.stru&cd, well supplied with water, and is situated on the
banks of the Mersey, within a few hundred yards of the spot.
where the Duke of Bridgwater's Canal joins that River, con-
sequently has the advantagessofcheap water carriage to Liver-
iklattehester, and all.the manufaauring towns in Lan-
shire, Cheshire, Stafibrdshire, &c. There is a commodious
dwelling-house upon the premises, consistingvof tburteen
Rooms, besides Kitchen, Olives; B.:c. a large Garden well
stocked, and an appropriate -quantity of Land,.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Macdougall and
Hunter, New Square, Lindoln's Inn; Mr. William Lawson,
'Merchant, Liverpool ; or .Mr. .lEneas Morrison, upon the
Premises,
either of whim are authorized to sell by Private
Contraa.

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D SPORTS, with ESTIMATES, PLANS, and.
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and Bye Roads, together-with the Course of the River Rother
and its Branches.; denoting those Parts, . the Navigation of
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to His Majesty, Charing-cross ; at Me. Taylor's, Architec-
tural Library, No. 59, High Holborn ; at Mr. Lawrence's,
No. 37a; .-opposite 13=ton
.Buildings, Strand ; at Mr.
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AN HIS-TORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL
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• 'LORD FREDERICK- CAVENDISH.
...
THE • Efficacy.- of the' Genuine 'GOWLAND's
LOTION 'is every day proved so strikinglyin its
teas, that the.l3roprietres§:would not hold herself obiged to
recite an one of the, numerous Cases which present
.thern- •
selves to her observation, if-it were not to guard the Public
and herself against the effeas of spurious Imitations and ar-
rogant Impostures. -In a recent instance, the Servant of Lord
Frederick Cavendish had an eruption on the, forehead, which -
baffled the aid of his Lordship's own Physician and Apothe-
cary.; it was cured by. a few' Bottles of Gol.land.s•Lotion.• It
is necessary, however, to add, that this was the Genuine Lo-
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.Signature.

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.

IN exciting the public attention to these vallable
Drops, an enumeration of particular cases would be un-
necessary ; successful experience for more than half a cen-
tury, having sufficiently established their reputation, in the
cure of every species of FEVER, especially the YELLOW
or PUTRID, for which they .are eminently distinguished,
The Proprietor, -from their increasing, celebrity not only de-
riVes the highest gratification, hut is enabled with confidence
to recommend a trial of their virtueS. • The asthma, inveter-
ate coughs, scurvy, all impurities of the blood, colds, sto-
mach, and bowel complaints, yield to their beam, yet pow-
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Medicines. AlSo Dr. Norris's Anti-bilious Pill, celebrated
as 'a safe, and effective aperient, may be had at lathe above
, places, in Boxes at 2S. 9a..

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