The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-13 00:00:00

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VALUABLE FRF.F.IIOI.-1 r.',-r'A-rrs in CUMBER-
LAND, TrritE
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TO.EE SOLD BY ACCTI,./N-,
f t'ae New Crown I on, at PenriA on Th.:: sdav the tzth
. day of Angnst, t8(32., at Four o'Ciuck in the A Werniion,
. in Four Lots, .
Lot 1. COMPRISING the very extensive Ma,
nor of Blencowes, with the Fines :IQ-nit-rents,
and other profits thereof, amounting to upwards 0f..301. pfx -
annul-rt.
N. B. There is' a general tine payable by the customary
Tenants,. upon - every change of the Lord of the Manor,' by
death only, which,amounts to about 3.1.
Also a very desirable Freehold Manor Farm, called Blen-
cowe Hall, situate in the_ Parishes or 'Townships of Little
Bleucowc, Greystock, and Dacre, or sortie of them, consist-
ing of a large.andeommodiOus Dwelling-house, with' Barns,
• stables, Cow-houses, and other suitable 0 ut-buildings.iti
gm' repair ; together with the Demesne Lands, contain
mg 159 A. 2 R. 6 P. of rich Arable, Meadow, at.d Pasture
Land, in the occupation of T. Scott, under an agreement for
a term of eleven years, from 25th March 1797, at the clear
rent of 1351. er annum. 1 his Lot irs subject, to a free Rent,
or free Farm Rent of Os. za. per annum.
Lot 2. Comprising a Freehold Farm, called Old Hail,
situate at Great Blencowos in the Parish of Dacre, and is
Skelton, or one of them, consisting of a good. Farm-house,
with Barns, Stables, and suitable Out-buildiqs; and about •
90 A cresolgoo.d :stable, Meadow, and Pasture ai occu-
pied by the Executors of John Reiph, deceased, under aft
agreement for a term of ii yeArs, from 25th March 1797, at
the clear Rent of 65i. per alb um.
Lot 3. Comprising a Messuage or Dwelling-houSe, and -•
' Water Corn-mill, called Laithes' Mill, with. Barn,-Stable,
and Out-houses ; and tea Ac.res, more or less, of Land and
Meadow Ground, at Laithes, in the Parish of Skelton, in .
occupation of Joseph S tockdale, as tenant from year to year,
at the- net rent of 251. per :omum.
Lot 4
.Comprising a Messuage or Dwelling-house, and
Vann, with Barn. Stable, and Out-buiLlinv:s' ana<6z A. a R-
-24 P. moth or hiss of Arabic and. Pasture Land, situate on
Skelton Pasture, in tic Parish of Skelton, in the occupation
of Messrs. Join and Vi/liatia Johnson, under a Lease for zo
years, frOm ad Febniary i 735, at the net yearly rent of 201. .
All the: Lands in the foregoing Lots are free from the' pay.,
ment of-Tythes, except a Close, containing 7 A. 2 R. 34 P.
called Schoolmaster's Close; in Greystock.
. • The Land TaX on all the aboire Lots has been re;feemed: •
- The Farms may be vieWed.on appl',..ition to /be Tenants..
For further Particulars apply (by !,etter pk,,,;-t-paid) to Mr.'
4ttorney-;4-Law, Chelmsford, Lssex,'where Maps.
of the Estate may be seen,' and previous to the Auction,
printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had of
Mr. Mutton, Attoey-at-LaW, at Penrith; also at the prin-
cipal Inns: at Penrith ; at the Place of Sale ; and at Mr.
Tindal's Office, in Chelmsford aforesaid.

ADVICE. TO SEA-BATHERS, BATH, AND HOT

WELLS.

•DR. BRODUM begs leAve to recommend tine
BOTANICAL. SYRUP (the virtues of which are ac-
K nowledged by yersons °idle first fashion and distinelion) ter
Bathers immediately ::"ter quitting the Bath, and one hop"
before. and in particular to those who are sithjea to erup-
tions arising fibril vitiated Humours, Scurvy, the quan-
tity taken each time, time table spoonfuls.
To Nervous nal Debilitated Constitutions in general, ow-
ing to an irregular course of life—as hard drinking, excessive
gnef, and those 'tlebilities brought on by. not knowing the
dangerous tendency of a 'Certain. vice,. contracted at an early
age, the podor recornmends the Nervous Cordial, two
tda spoonfuls, whiell is to be taken an hour before bathing,
anti one after. Ten minutes walk after is necessary.

0" A number of Cures performed. at Southampton, H,ast- •
ings, Portsmouth, Isle of Wight; Mvgate, Ramsgate, Do-
ver, Bath, :Bristol, Ilarrowgate, Cheitenhani, and Tun-
bridge ,Welis, in the course of the last Season. on several
Ladies and Gentlemen, who, from their elevated situations
in life, will not permit of their Names being published.
Per,ons who do nut know the cause from which their com•
plah.xs originate; the Doelor, to relieve anxiety, informs
those who wish•to receive benefit without a conference, that
on their sending a Guinea, and their morning Urine in a box..
may derive equally the same benefit ; his teietitific know-
ledge. of various disorders, by means of Urine, has establish- •
ed his fame. Those nut wishing to receive AL;nicineS of his
Agents, may receive them from his House in Loudon, by
addressing a line, • post-paid.
To those Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the state of
Matrimony, the Qootor would particularly. recommend th
Botanical Syrup, prior to their • appearance before the Altar
of Hinien, who are in the smallest degree apprehensive of
the system not being entirely. sound, or subjed to relaxations
of the solids.

Tho Cures.containcd in this Pamphlet are-given in as short
a way as possible, for want of room ; but Incy may be seen
at full length in the Guide to Old Age, which- the Dodo(
recommends to Persons of both Sexes, who, .whether Single
or Married, ought not to be a moment without. •
Just published,"-a iew Edition, in. German and in English,
of " A GUIDE to. OLD •AGE," being tha TWo Voluntzs
comprised in One, price 3s. 6d. each.
The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervaus Cordial, to•
be had at the Doctor's House, No. 9, Albion-street, in bottles
at il. as. its. 6d. .and ss. sd. duty included.; Jeboult and
Co.'s, late Bacon,. No. iso, Okford-street, opposite Bond-
street ; Golding,
.No.. 42„ Cornhill ; Ward, No. -,"z4, Holborn;
Cockel, Strand; Tutt's, Royal Exchange ; 'Williams, Per-
fumer to His Majesty, No. 41,_ ; E. Ne'ivi.iery,
corner of St. Paul's C ; Bolton's, P,byal Exchange ;-
Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapsitle"; 13urgt.ois, Amick and
Son, N 2. 32,' Haymarket ; • Shaw's `Medicine-warehouser
High-street, Borough, opposite the SOuthwark Bank ; Mr-
Pidding's, No. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the Pal-anent ;
Forbes, uggist, No.3z, Blackman-street; Borough ; Dicey,
Bow-lane; and to be nad of all the Booksellers and Printers
in the principal Market Towits in the United Kingdoms..

to THEN Professional Men of Education and
V ' Responsibility deviate from the general SYStem hp
the sele'etion of a peculiar branch, the sanction along ccit
-tinned success is the best criterion of superiority:
Eight years have I devoted my•prattice to the exclusive
treatment of Three. Disorders, and the successful result of
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as Lir as I aril
able, the ravages of, those Complaints which arc the most
important in the Catalogue of Humanlntinntiies. • •
After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wishat an early 'period- of Prattice to restue in-
dividuals from the ii;norxrice of uneducated ,-men, or thC'
equally dangerous precipitancy of genera{ Practitioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de
voted my attention, Comprise every •spek.aes of VEN E..
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du-
ration: 54, All kinds of•debility, whether arising frets
the habits of school .boys, - or the .-indiqoaß:es of matures
age: And, lastly,. tau • derangement of 'the system in wo-
men which is Ca iled 3A It RE NNE SS, or STERILITY. •
NOmerous Diitiases are-the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhnra ;, and it not un- •
freqwmtly .happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By- a superior me'
thod Such complaiws are easily -cured ; and, -even where
Others have failed, I trust that. 1 may presume: to otter a
radical re-establishment.
Few,, however, are the Cases of complicated, distress if;
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations- 01.
Men, who, from an ,indulgence in a solitary vice, or tue
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, which' is thc_unavoithble consequence of sucit
peiniciout habits:".
Where the. unhappy sulFerer broods 'over his misery, hitt
carefully. cOnc eals sits misfortune, it may be some con'
labor, for him to know, that althottgii it be an oWezl
doubt or uncertainty with other Lir:lc:al. nets, the r-r 2:(
of these neticiencies by the ..}.,raditai p;o.:TC,IS of Rim,
ya-
tiott, is the, acquit-el:lqm or illy I.,)(}lcricirC.i. If the cite?
of BaCchus or Veins have beAan to Ninotlrf'
• much anxiety will he prevented by an C:'.Tly Cotinieri;q
tion of .61S langui4 State ; sand 'in these cases, no gr° r
difficulty will occur. !-
But where this DeticiencV has for years .exist 6:, a proper •
perseverance is indispensztblv.,-,egtit•Litt to revive the ditty
aermg Sparks cit•l,:ite, and to re-an.Mhttc the Consti.o.tion• A ;
NIARitI N. who have loin.; been dniappointe,.
in tneir expcdattint-; of a Family, .may be ,10,'su red, tl:at
twist instances, such defects by Medical 000.
T;:ci. • secresy. ‘‘tnicn is. to 'My undertakil
the qualiticw.-ions which 1-...,v!,rcs un i: ...a to state, for
of yiy,.pr:tensions, witit
this i:ltinatio.l is _givern, t PUY be consuljS
persons..,, or be, Letter):;mail Note), at,Fr,
house, No. A lUlldel 'near Tcuiple 1-7‘
Ther.i Entrance 'in Water-street,

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