The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-16 00:00:00

FOR PRIVATE SALE,

•
A BOUT SIX HUNDRED BAGS of BISCUIT
BREAD, lying at a *hart at St: Catharixie',-,
may quautitits 'nckt less
.than ten l34o.—further
Particulars of

Mr. GEORGE- FRENCH,
No. 6, Great Eastcheap.

STAFFORDSHIRE.-SUGNALL HALL E 5 TATS
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. EIENSHAW,

At the SVvan, in Stafflnd, in the County of Stafford, on
'Tuesday the • 19th'-. of .oetbber, 1262, at Three o'Cloek•
the Afternoon; (subject to such Conditions as will be7then
produced), unless iliSposed "of in the mean time by Pri-
vate Contrad, in which, case ten days notice will be given,
•
AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
SUGNALI. HALL, in the County of Stafford, situ-
ated on an eminence, adjoining the .great road from London
to Chester, 140 miles from the former, and $7 irons the lat-
ter place, 2 from Eccleshall,. 3- from Stone, 9 from Stafford,
-and 12 from Newcastle, all Market Towns.; consisting cif an
excellent and remarkably firm built modern Stone Mansion,
completely finished; suitable attached_and.detached QffiCes,•
convenient V-arm Buildings said Vard,=Walled Garden, Hot•
and Green Houses, Baths, Fisii-pands and StewS, extensive
and varied Plea Sure Grounds, Plantations, Shrubberies and
Walks, laid out with taste and judgment, the whole con.
•taining upwards of Two Hundred Acres of Land, in.excellent
conditiOh, of the first .qttality, and-within. a Ring 'hence.
- The Premises command extensive Prospeels over a rich
Country, and-adjoin a large and beititiful piece of Water,
covering nearly One-Hundred Acres, in view from various
parts of the HOUSC and Giotinds.
The Neiglibourhocid is respeCtable, the Roads- good,
.and
the Country abounds with Giune, and affords all kinds of
Field Sports.: -
Possession may be had iniinedi'ately, or at Lady- Day•nrzt,,
and Disc- half of the Purchase• Money may remain on Security
of the Estate. - •

The Farmer at the Hall will shew the Premises, and a
Map•of the Estate, and Ground Plan,, and Elevation of Li*
Mansion, may be.seen at Mr.' CrutwlelPg primer, Bath. •• •
'Printed Particulars- may also be had of Mr. Crutwell.; of
the +'rinters of the Liverpool, Manchester, Shrewsbury,
BirMingham,-Chester, Derby, and StatiOrd papers ;Jai' A•lesscs..;
Price and Williams, Lincoln's—inn.; London, where a-Ma
or the Estate may also• be seen ; and of Collins and
Keent in Stafford, who are: authorised to treat foi the Sal;
ISYTtivate'Contrad,''and Win whoni and iutOrmatiosi
may be had. •

' " ESSEX. •
FARMS, WOODS, TVA:HES, and" HE RIOTS,
TO BE SOLD, • • • ,
• 'AST H-ANNINGFIELD • HALL.. FAR!,
containing Lit A. 3 R.' I o-P; with Farm-house, anti
• other Buildings, now under -Lease to Mr. James Tavener, fof
Lt,4..erthn. oe
f 2f
hot is tv be sold clear 'outifnaeLix.tTpllianredgTtiaeaxitd.,ll,lciocnthaaeilnni:
235 A. 1,R.. 9 P. witli: g's
Farrp-house and other Buildin, noteunder Leae to Mrs William Wright,- for atesm of 21 years,
of which so will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, free 0 f
Ladd Tax:-.-The above Tenants are under coiteiunt to keep
the Preinises in repair, being 4.llowed rough Timber only.
caodlAjlotliasinitiglh:;otto6tiAlli6e.w3Gißil7b:eY;aon.dd.sH i(4l-41:Uar.arn.Ci. ni-ILAstN-115Ia'iCasiRnOgfiVelEd:
GREAT BL Vat HEDGES, adjoining to Sepnour-s
LaLnle,TiTn--LWEesgyaTif nningfituelod,GEso adjoining
containing oAd.it3;oß, A. R.
37 P. in ditto. -
SE YMOUR's—SPRING, lying between Great and Little'
Blyth Hedges Wood, in ditto, 9 A. 3R.14 P.
GREAT and. LITTLE -BLOODLAND WOOD,- in
South Hanningfield Hall. Farm,.l6 A. •
PAN D..kM WOOD, between Gifford andflam'Farms, in
'South Hanningfield, t 3 A. 3 It: 16 P. - .

• Also the (.; REAT•and SMALL TYTHES of the Parishes
of Buttslitiry, and Mountnessing; and the G R E AT T YTH E 5
of the-Parish of Bursted, which will be sold.to the respedirl
Prokietors of the Estates for ivilich they are payable.
Also -the A-I.E RIOTS due to the Lord of-the several Manor,
of Writtle, Roxwell,lngatestone, Matgaretting, Mountnes-
sing, Impey, Crohdon, Great Bursted, COwbriclgo, East.
'West,. and. South HanningflOd.
\Such Persons -ks'rnay.beliix;:lifted to purchase any of the
above, pre, 4esiovA toptre„at,l4%.,l;etter, Rost-paid, with Thomas
Havers; Esq.- irtgatestbrarHatl, •

Copy of a Letter received by Mr. SCOTT,
of Edinburgh, arta
'forvvarded by hitn to the Proprietors of the GENUINE
spILSBURY's ANPISCORkIUTIc. DROPS, No.
Soho.:Square, London.'
SIR, - •
T AM .tery happy to inform you of'►the good effea
1: 1 have experienced from the use.of SPI LSPIA:V's
DROPS recently procured from you. The following is 3
short statement of my case :

About.a year since. l perceived a small pOpleOrt•my right
leg, which gradually increase 4, ;discharging a thin acrd
mour, • several large bpils then, aplwared, And both legs wetsalreCieil, till at last the fore part of my right leg became ul- ,
ceratedfrom the' knee to the toot ; the pain was so 'acutt
that I .was reduced to-the necessity of keeping my bed, not
being. able to-walk ; T lay in this conditiori,near six iriOntlis,
during which time I consulted several Medical Gentlemen;
but with little-elieci, till fortunately I was advised by a friend
to try SPII.S.EURY's DROPS, which I. seli.7 for. to' your
Shop ; the, gOo4 elkits of which have been most surprising'
for in a short time my legs were bealed,..and my, health and
strength restored, which, under:Providence, 1 can attribute
only to the vxoellenee of the above Medicine, anil am- happy
to say that at the present period I am in every'respect
•:c.,lnd in my limbs, and. as perfeelly well in health and
strength, as I haye ever been at any former period of giy lit
I am, Sir, your obliged Servalit,
Dean, near- Edinburgh, • WILLIAM WILSOS
ruly, 5, 1802.
We, the'undersigned, do certify to the truthbf the aboil
Case : .. • ,

• Mri. I.LER, Grocer, Edinburgh.
ROBERT BROWN' Weaver, Water 9f•Lcith,
A.k'c . FIFFF., Weaver, Dean, nearT.dirvimil-gh.
The above Drops_arc sold by the geoeral venders b town
and‘conntly,"ivith a bla6k Stamp atlixea to each bottle..
marked " Sr ILsa URY and Co; No. is, Soho. square." Al5l
the words, " By the King's Patent," on Bottle, Bill, and
Wrapper. • •

•
No. 29, Arundel-stri_vt, Sept. 13, rBaz..
.•
HE impetuosity of, Pi scion, end the coinct'
donee of General Gaiety,
the
involve -a considerable
portion of the Community -in the suiferatice of those Discs'
ders which are destined to be the punishment of illicit indba'
hence.
And since the time of Monkish superstition, no Wattle 13-7,.
attached to Medical Praditioners for the exertions of tbv.'.
skill irethe removal Of these Complaints. •
. As Medical ability cannot therefore be more usefullY
tiadrerespedably employed, it is only necessary to ingnir
where it may be most decisively dependeckipon. • Certairiii
not among
,those who rush without education into : he rfAc..;
ticeof Esculapian Slaughter, but among.- those, who, al l:5,
regular initiation, diverge their exertions to One point, te
concentrate their skill in the study and treatudent
branch.
Mr. BRE-E, Member of the ROYAL COLLEGE
Mge(
SURGEONS of • London, and formerly Surgeon in t
ARY, was entitled to make this Selection, and, with tbe
,r 9
sanction: of unprecedented success for TEN YEARS PAS
he offers restoration in Cases where the most eminent Pr 3
ititoners have tailed,. • • rdel
An insidious DiSosder may be.: ContraEted in an ungns •
„re,
montent•of intoxication. By his. Plan of Cure,' pain 15,:r0n
vented, the possibility of danger is precluded, and the
stitution is left not merely unimpaired, but absolutely' rin
proved by the process.
• The sufferingsof this Complaint are, hoWelter, r icy
compared with the consequenees of thatAestrative Pr*
for which ()flan suffered death. To those whose feett!tiso',..„.
susceptible of the misery which this pernicious habit n' ,5
ro-
„
casioned, it may be some consolation to know, that bLrre.-
per perseverance the most deplorable- Debility th:tY
moved. '
And when. the.tone of the fibre is in he _slightest de I.‘eA,e,
taxed, from residence in -a, warm Climate, too -hrim ton tile
Or the habit of free living, timely application W111..d.
progress .ofthat,Debility which- might otherwise te"
to
most fatal Disotders. . iolabAe
Mr. Bree may be consulted by either Sex, with in% neif
Strap"
secrecy, at his House,- No. 29, Arundel-street,
..Tem Note.
All Letters are ex peaed to inclose a One Pour)

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