The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

DIED.

On Sunday last, at his house in Henrietta-street,. Caven-
dish-square, G. F. Schutz, Esq. of Shotover-House, in
Oxon.
'On Friday last,• at her house in Homerton, Mrs. Sarah Al-
bert, in the 97th year other age._
On tlic z7th inst. at Chelsea, 'Mrs. Moseley, widow of
William Moseley,- Esq.
On Monday, Dr. Garnet, at his house in Great Marlborough-
street, after several weeks illness.
On Wednesday the. ztd inst. at Dalnitter, Scotland, Mr.
Robert Whitworth,- Engineer. -
On Monday se'nnight, at her house in Old Aberdeen, Mrs.
Duncan, relief of the deceased John Duman.. Esq. Jam Pro-
vost of Aberdeen. ..
On the 17th inst. at Edinburgh, Mr. William Galbraith,
Farmer, Bro:Ourn.
On the Beth inst. at Edinburgh, Mr. David Hutcheson,
late Sherili-substitute of Re7.frewshire.
On the 16111 of April, at Jamaica, Mr. Robert Falconer,
son of the Rev. John Falconer.
On the tgth of April last, in Kingston, Jamaica, Richard
NicolsOn, Esq. of Mount Pleasant.

t'IZiCE 01'

STOCKS.,

I'ESEE

India Stock
ExLheq.lsills s. s. preen
Fundable ditto prem.
;d Exchequer Bills prem.
Lottery, Tickets 171. 9s.
c)rnn►u►n Kelp.
Impel-. 3 per Cent. .731
Ditto nn.
dank for opening
India for opening •
Consols for opening 7350

NEW INVENTED ftAtS-.
IN tonvci,L!m.:e of die—vci groat ComploinT ct -•
IL late, of the...bad qualitynf-Hats,- has induced Mr. Ogre,
dt No. 71, Strand, ‘vno has resided there-these twenty years, .
to try the experiment of mixing. l‘Foles Fur with Beaver, and
which 114 has round to answer his'most ardentexpediationi, not
'only for their durakility,which, on trial, will be found to 76-Cal
out near two such- Hats- as are stale-in the usual way, tho—
Fur making them so much liner, and of a closer texture.
than the various coarse 'Furs 'that are usually made use of in
the., Manufaauring of Hats ;' and, with other good qualities~.' --
the Fur will not count oir, which has been so much cam.
pLiined of of late, as well as their.takirig - a most beautiful
Black, and which will...retain their colour: and being ths
Manufadurer of his own LEG, lie sells them at the
price of i1..35. Stamps inclUdcd. • Likewise a variety of„ -
Ariny.and Navy Hats, Folding ditto, Patent Silk Hats, Li-
very• Hats and Ladies and Childrens Hats,. elegantly trimmed.
N.B. Vsrorthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation.
. • *** Mole Skius bought in.anyVantity.

COAL and I RON-STONE MINES.
TO BE SOLD OR LErf, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL those exceedingly Rich and Valuable
.L L MIN-ES of _COXL and IRON-STONE, lying under

the Lands belonging to Sidney College, Cambridge, now in
.the occupation of Pigot, cir his ndc'r-tenants, lying
westward of the Tc..)ival .of -Dudley, at ii.short.fiistance trout
containing about eighteen /lyres of Land,- adjOining to the
Road from Dudley to Stourbrid,,ze. •
the extraordinary thickiiss and
.quality of these.-Minerals,
and their local advantages.' ate so well known, that any,
description of therais unnecessary.. ,
For Particulars, apply to Mr. Holden, at Moorgate, near
Rotherham, who will treat with any'-Persow dispUSed to
purchase... •

NORFOLK ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

. By Mr. BURT,
On Saturday the loth day of July next, at Four o'Clock its
. the Afternoon, of the King's Head -Inn in the City of Nor-
wich, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract,

A Very Desirable...ESTATE, lying at use,
LA. in the County of Norfolk, (about 6 miles from NorvvichJ
now in the occOphtion of Mr. Charles ,Laytoh,-tlae Proprie-
tor, consisting of a good substantial - Dwelling-house, with
barns, stables, coach-house, bulloLk-shed, and ether conve- •
nient buildings, all in compllte 'repair, and 213 A. 3 R. 29
'l'. of arable, meadow, and marsh landi.water and akler.carrs4
the whole lying in a ring-fence, and without either road oc
foot-path running through it, togethefvvith the Great Tithc4
arising from the same.- • ,
Also 32 A.'.3 R. 3t P. of Common Land, set ottt by the
Commissioners under the Inclosure 'Ad, ilia in-
tended' to be.anucxed to this Estate.
Also a double Tenement, so situated as to be a convenient
Abode for.a Steward or Bailiff,. or at a small expence to bc
converted into a Fatrn-house ; t doable Cottages for
Workmen. •
River navigable to -Yarmouth bounds one side of the
•Estate, on the Banks of which are s'evalal good staithes
and a brick-kiln, with -a very excellent vein. Of, brick'
earth ; the *Estate lies in a very pleasant part 'of the
County, is' well-timbered; and • has the exclu:iive right. of
fishing and shooting- on three Broads., well-stocked with fOlt
and wild-fowl ; in the neighbourhood are see -ril Gentle--
men's Seats, with good Roadsvalici Game'of all Descriptions.
The situation of this 'Estate • commands peculiar advan-
tages, both .for /he residence of the Gentleman and the Deco,.
priori ot the Farmer or l‘lerchant. immediate PWSeS4IDiI.
may be hart.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Adam Taylor, jun.
Attorney-at-Law, Norwich ; Mr. Richard Gildard, No. 13,
Holborn-court, Grays-Inn, London ; (where Maps• of tilt
Estate may be seen), or to Mr. liOnry Burton, Land-Stewasat-
at Langley, in Noctolk.
The Steward at the House *ill slim the Premises-

ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLANt)i. -
ON scoitßuric COMPLAINTS IN GENERAL...
SCORBUTIC,
.and other Eruptive Disorders,
have very considerably increased in this Country of late ,
years notwithstanding mifny remedies have been repe.atedP, -
oared to the Public,- under the-most species pr4tences, and
it is a matter of regret, that after strenuous eflbits of so -
many persons, attentive to the cure of these complaints, and
tile whole Materia Medica having .bens ransacked for the
means to eradicate them, they should still gain ground, and
become in a manner constitutional to numbers Of the inhabi-
tants of this climate.
Serious relicfetion 'upon this important subjea, has ,at;
length determined -Doctor. Solomon to endeavour to rill'
out to the ,Public the causes of these maladies—the va-
rious forms and appearances by which they are manifest:di
and to oiler some observations on the best mode to obt.aati
certain and lasting cure; and., he trusts, that the destrucliv:
'disordersabove alluded to, will be totally eradicated in matt`'
and their dreadful symptoms greatly relieved in all, rho al'
ply to the remedies recogimentkd to them ; hi the sele-aioil
of which, the greatest care has been, taken to discard every
thing that can possibly tend to hurt the
_weakeh constire-
thins,. and to unite with, judidious acumen those medicines
which are the most pointedly: directed to remove obstrueiroo
and correct impurities in the vital stream. ,
- It has been held by all Physicians, that Chronic Distem—
pers abohnd Chiely among the inhabitants of the Jorthern
parts Of the Globe;- and we have .unhappily experienced tua
truth of this assertion in this Country, where the frequeit
sudden changes of the weather at certain seasons of the year.
Spread the most excruciating and alarming diSorders anioag
sus, by chilling the. blood, and materially atlzeting the state
of the
_perspiration; and, thus Occasioning colds, coughs,
rheums, &c. &c. -the. portentous harbingerS• of almost every
disease which proves so fatal to the inhabitants of Alileria•
Perhaps there IS no place on earth's° subject to these suddell
changes as the Unitti'd States, .where the extremes of 1,1e.;4
and cold arooften experienced in.one day. lichee it becomes
a matter off the greatest national importance, to seek out 161
some general and decided remedy for those' disorders whiclt
take their rise fronTobstruaed perspiration. One of the hi?,
mediate elliras of this obstructionds to contaminate the vital
fluid, by fixing the saline particles in the blood, which na-
ture would kindly evaporate; and thus increasing the ihiptire
juices, and diSposing them to corruption and putrefliCtion;
which. is the true source of various obstinate and ane, •,crous •
c
disorders.'
To the Affliaed with the Scurvy, King's Evil, Scrofula.
Strums, Leprosy, Erysipelas or St. Anthony,'s Fire, gi.oo,'
RheumatiSm, Piles, Lues Venerea, Yaws, and Disohlers orr
ginating in Obstructed Perspiration, or I mpurity•of the.Elooa'
Dr. Soraolihis having been long in possession of a read':
for the certain Ind effectnal cure of -hose disorders which
i
arise from an-impure and vitiated state of -the. blood asui
lymph, has observed with thedeepeSf regret, the 111.4mberless
instances' Where patients have pined away a miserable eYi>t-
ence without receiving' the smallest beheti.t from any thing
they could, procure, he has at.length yielded to the p,re,,411
necessities of his fellow-creatures, and determined to publiel
to the worhl-S Medicine truly calculated to cleanse the
from all foulneSs, counteract every morbid .atrec;tion, IP"

restore weak constitutions.,
The Anti-I Mpetigines is by no' means a new medicine ; iv
is founded on a chemical- and philosophical basis, under t'a°
sanction of the great and learned Dr. Culled, or Ectinbure;lll
who describes " 1 ippetigines" in' his ever-to-be adruir;:,
Pradice of Physic, No: 1737, as «. disorders -originating
a depraved habit, or affeetions of_ the skin."
1 nnurneczble letters of recorniuendation and certificates froff?
the Clergy, Churchwardens, and Overseers, in various par,V,
of England, are in the Proprietor's . possession; .particulao7
_ . _

The
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T Rev. J . Atkinson, of Cuirdale. _
The Rev. Richard Carr, of Billinge.•
The Rev. John Fawl, of Wigan. , •
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The Rev. ). Hague, of Butterworth. • , •
Tile Rev.', Samuel Sewell, of.Prescot.- -
•.
Tile Rev. William Twyford, of Didsbury.. - . ~'
The Rev. Philip Kitchen,. of Liverpool.
• 'File Rev. A. Clarke' - Methodist Preacher; IVianilles'''':'
• Theßcv. Joseph Taylor, olCoppull.
The Rev. Thomas Knowles of Standish:
The Rev. Thomas Lowe, of Atherton. •
• The Rev. John,Relphe, Of Oswald Turth. ' • '
The Rev. Richard Johnson, 01 A isgarth.
The Rev. john CrewdSon, of ilindley.
Tl Rev. J: Fisher, of ScOiton, parish of Garstmg•
The Rev. R. Westall , Neiv Acrington, near Blackburn:
The Rev. W. Pearson, of Bolton, &c &c.
Sold liY E. Mathews Strand, 4ondon ; and by all 'tilt Ye::
putable Medicine Venders, Booksellers, &c. in every P.r'!..s •
cip-al town in America, price ins. 6d. a bittle, .with coPl'.o
'dileetions, sealed up. on
• Family. Bottles at 4. ios. contain.six half-guinea en-s'
which
. r.f. 1
Dr. Solomon may be consulted by letter (post-. 0
er, 1
inclosing„his usual fee of a guinea,. directed " Money lettbrd
Dr., Solomon, Solomon's-place, Liverpool ; paid- (3°4 -1
i
postage." •
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