The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-21 00:00:00

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To MERCHANTS, dAPT.AINS of SHIPS,
OFFICERS of the' ARMY; NAVY, and OTHERS..
For NERVOIJS• DISORDERS-and INWARD DECAY.
Loss of. Memory, Feebleness,
DimnessOf Sight,
.Horrors of the
Pains ()tithe Bittk and Loins, Paralstic Complaints,
Tremblings, • &c. &c. &c. •
LIUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
LIFE and HEALTH is now taken by Gentlemen of
"file first distindion'in this Kingdom, as well .is Others,. by
whonvit is- acknowledged to Possess the most efficacious pro-
perties in the cure of Weakness and .DecayS. It supplies' the
exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes
the-Whote NervOus System. •
Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whOse: habits
were relaxed by the 'heat of thOse Climates, have received
infinite benefit;, as well. as' 0 fliCers belonging to the Army
and Navy, whose Constitutions were impaired by hard ser-
vice, and the variousschanges„ •Climate,_ &c. •
• .Persons far advanced in years should frequently take a. few
Boxes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen
theni, be the means Olpreventir:7;,Various disorders, and in
some measureguard against the ravages of note.
• Note.—This Restorative is prepared in Pills which ,pro-
duce more .vadual•. and lasting ettetts than all the internal
forms ; the finer parts of the Balsam are also better preserved.
A Pamphlet on its virtues, with a List of Cures annexed,
may be-had of tlie Venders,' price 6d. •
To be' had at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. 163,.
Fleet-street, and No. 13, Old Bond-street; Tot, Royal
Exchange; Matthews, Bookseller, Strand ; Bacon, Oxford-
street; Crutwell,, Bath; SWiney, ' Printer, Birmingham ;
Tesseyman, VOA ; ' Einns, Bookseller, Leeds ; and all
other Venders of-Medicines in Town and Country—price
3d. the brix. ; or it May be had in larger Boxes, price only
rl. fis. which contain the quantity of six small boxes, as
made up-for the Army and Navy.
•N. 13. Country Gentlemen and others may be supplied
with this Medicine, 'by sending their orders by Coachmen, or
Newsmen, or by inclosing cash in a small parcel, direded to,
Mr. Johns
Wade, No.- 163, Fleet-street, or at N0..13, Old
Bonn-street, •

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LPRICE SIXPENCE.

G.LifERAL POST OFFICE,
'SOL. .
70 CrIACE is I),,rey giiieff to the MEMBERS of
N b,th 1701T.5. c.".. P 4 RLIA MENT, that their Letters
and Paicets will, on. the red instant, begin to pass F xEr, as
usual, being turty Days before the Day on which the Near
Pailiament is summoned .to meet.

By Command of the Portef:wer-Getzeral,
FR..11",T FREELING, Sec,

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rrHE CANONIZATION of THO. * * #
Esq. a wealthy- Roman Catholic, who has latelY
ereeled near Weymouth, a 111014.-'..STE RY, and therein esta-
blished a tody of NIONK The Stanzas by Sternhold nd
Hopkins, Poeta Ltureate to the Monastery. Notes by
Addison, Archbishop Tillotson, Hume, buigenan, Re
Bishop Nzwza./n, Voltaire, Bishop Shertook, acid judge black -
sttine.

All the folloy;ing Reviews consider this Publicatirm s
worthy of put:lic attehtion, viz. Monfhiy, for August C'ci.;
British fot February '13,12 ; Gentleman's Magazine;
tor October 141 Anti-Jaeobiii, Per OctoL;e; 1;>O t.
-SJlcl by Kirby, No,. is, Paterno,o,r-r,w, -and [organ,
No. 'to, l legit-'street, Le.don.; Wood; Weyrr. h Cor-
byn; ; and all bier Prilio.ts'. 6d.

TO LIE L.CI-I', 14r (;:,veilant fir per_
i : • al,
T. HAT I •_. Clonmeil,
IrAand, tvherc r, t'lcur :it,d Corn
csg to p? • , 411 t . • •
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ni'; I. I:rj ;...r.aabouE ou..

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.wch
to aoy

• tne Pr:miises into coats that
convey to ‘o\i‘i.c.,:r /by ..+:liitping.
ClonwelLis situate i:orn the Watzr,
in the midst of one of „iw,t rnCoup_
ties in Ire.iand, %%were building :$ civne cu ver, reasonable
..re,rnis.

Person& il.ciinea to embark in so extensive an. 4ridert-riking,
will meet with liberal encOuraciement and inforuhrrion, by
applying t'..) Richard Sparrow) O L
akland, Clonmell, Irend.

LEAD MINES.

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,BE LETT, for such Term of Years, and
upon such ConditiOns-asshall be agreed on, the LEAD
MiN ES in the Kills of South .and Over Cumbetheath, si.
tuated in the PariSh ofil,est-pAa.,;ow,and County of Lanark.
From a mine.ral sur,'cy lately made, and report drawn up
in,consequena: thereof,, by praCtical and experienced Lead
.I'vlinerS, the above Lands are declared to be well worth the
attaititofa Mining Company; and the indications of a body
ot' Lead to be, ,o strong,"as to'w,trrant'trials with every proba,-
bility..of success. Tile • Lei;tl Ore brought trent the Aines
referred to iftille.Report, ,o! which specimens will be exhi-
bited, is of the-richest and pUreSt quality, and was at one
pericz4 wrought to great'acivamage.
The, above-mentioned printed Mineral Report, together
with specimens of the Ore, Spars, and/Auer Metals tnerein
cc ietl, may be Seen by applyihg to Michael Uniting, I,lrri-
ter to rt.: St.Jatnessquare,. Edinburgh ; to Mtss.
a, d- Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-street, Clas.4
o, or to Mt. MUndell, No. 3,1,1-talyer-street, London.

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COAL and I RON STONE.
rriOF'BE LE FT, • fOr stick Term of Years, and
-- upon such ConditiOns as may be.a:riced 0:1, the very
-valihible^and extensive COAL and IRON STONE in the
Linds and Estate of Park-hall, :situate-J,iii the 'Parish of
:.or,,voi,;;ldi and_ Count v st Tr/ i , --
The Co,:i h,this o.!`ite, has hecn frequently
wrought to great advant.4;e, and for-whitch•considerable rents
'rave been recently oinred, is admitted to he of very, excel-'
dent quality, and ofgrc;it extent. A level might be driven at
no very considerable exp_ence,•swhich'personsversant in these
maters are of opinion would clear several hundred Acres of
Coal of the very first quality. • • ,
The 4on Stone, or :.wittch there is great, abundance, has
4:so been partially wrought.
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„Cite conjunction of the. abuve.two valuable articles, on so
extensive a scale,.in the immediate neighbourhood of excel-
lent Rods, aro:1[1401e Great Clyde and Forth Canal, render
tnein well worthy time attention °fa Mining Company.
For -further ithormation;' application may' be made to the
Proprietor, Mr. Livingston, at Clarkston, by Falkirk ; or,.
to Michael Uniting,. Writer to the Signet, St. J ame.'s-
a (ILEA re,- Edinburgh,

FREEHOLD -ESTATES ar'd MANORS,
-TO'BE SOLD 13`34- AUCTION,
by Mr. CROFT, .
- On Saturday the 31st of July inst:
At Garraway's -Codee-Fkluse, ',Change-Alley, Corialtill,
- •• • - Londonf.
- - -In-ON E-LOTI •
(Instead of Twenty-one, as mentioned in former Advertise.
ments, and Particulars already delivered,)
!' 'HE (.:a!,ital and very
.Nitinable FREEHOLD
1„., ESTATES and MANOP,s, desirably, and very advan.
tageOu:sry. situate in a beautiful and fcrtilepart of the COmity
of Berks," divided -by the High Road from London toisath,
infeeni.t27ll3",'-'liie-Navigable River Kennett, xvirhin tea-miles
of Reading, and Ifirty- seven of London,
corni).l-,:,.. He MANORS U ETON and P A DWORTH,
-With I Quit-rents, and Immunities,
the large Mansion, or Manor Hauser, called U ETON-
C 0 U with several Oliioes and
.extensive Buildings, and
sundry Well2eon,litionedY:triifs and Lands; ol.excellent
ble, Meadow, l a tre. and Wood Lands, with several.Tene-
ahenfS and g the, whole containmgup wards of Two
TNT HousALl,..:4B;lituatein the several Parishes of LI
Sullhahlistead, Abbots Sullhampstead, Ban..
'lister anti Wurghtield, and of the estimated Aiinual Value of
TwoTnOusand Two Hundred Pound Pounces, Art in hand, part
on short Leases for years,, and the remain on Leases for
one, two, and three Lives.

To be viewed by applying to Humphry Buss, the Wood-
ward, at U fton ;. and Particulars may be had at Ufton-Court
House; of-Messrs 'Sinart-and Cowslade, Printers, Reading;
at the Hare and:Hounds, Beenha near Ult:in ; Pelican,
Speenhamland; Castle";m
Marlboroughl of Mr. Crutwell,
Printer, ; Messrs. A ldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lin-
coln's Inn, Lon Jon, where a Plan of the Estate maybe seen;
and of Mr. Croft, Land and Timber Surveyor, Llanarth,
near MonmOuth, where an-otkler Plan may be seen, and who,
as well as Messrs. Aldridge ind Smith, is authorized- to re.:
ceive Proposals for the"P nrchase of the whole Estate.

LAT. 'Nil: KING s • PA'FBINiT, - • •
- Granted to J.. Barton, 11. D.
VITAL- WINE, recommended for the Preven.
tion. and-Cure of ,sonle of the most alarming Diseases,
viz. Gout in every form, Rheumatism, Fevers, particularly
of the Putrid- kind ; Scrophula, Consumptions,- Nervous
AtFections„ &c. Also for the Diseases of Hot Climates, as
Yellow Fever, Liver Complaint, Cholora Morbus, Cutane-
Affeaions, ••&c. ' •
The' leading features of, Vital Wine are, the prevention of •
all tendency to petreSceiley in the habit, removing obstruc-
tions in the Glandular; ,a,nd,..piTervous Systems, and bringing
insensible perspiration to itssspioper quantum and 'regularity.
Flence the superior adv.antage.atteuding its use is evident; and
the Proprietors have received the most ample and honourable
testimonies of its virtue from personages of the first rank and
.respeetability.
Pamphlets of its. "admirable qualities, with full direaions
for its use, tray be had (gratis) at the Laboratory and Vaults,
where it is prepared; No. 7; Berner's-street, Oxtbrd-street;
and of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Ching and
Butler, No. 4„ 'Clicapside, where the Vital \Vine is sold at
6s. Sd. per-Bottle, or 665. perdozen, bottles and Stamps in-
cluded.. Also by appointment, at Mr. Barlow's, No. 39,
Cockspur.street, Charing-cross ; Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Corn-
hill ; Mr. Want, No. 324, II 1h
; Mr. Shaw's, No. 74,
St. Margaret's-street, 'Borough ; and Messrs. Jeboult and
Co. No. Iso, Oxford-street; rind one respettable House in
most principal 'towns in the United Kingdom.