The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-20 00:00:00

A . R. P.

A good Dwelling-house, Garden, and Close,
containing . ' - •
The Brick Ground at,Pa'sibrd,
And Four Cottage 'fc.nemcnts and Gardens in
Lyrnington, - - `. - 2 d
For- further Particulars, inquire of S)1, Knight, of An..
flalbtd:r-
of Lymington, who -.rill aired the rrerni.ca to tte

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BOOKS, CABINET PICTURES, PRINTS, BOOKS
OF PRINTS, e:c.
•
TO BE SOLD 'BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. KING, jun.
No. 36, Tavistock-strvet, Covent garden, on Tlittnday, Fe+
bruaryzs, and Three following -Days at',Tweive
A FINE COLLECTION of BOOKS, Plays in
MS. of JOHN
,efifP.PS, Esq. of. Lambeth, deceased,
comprising Houbraken's Heads, Montbucon Monarchic
Francoise, Vandycit.'s Portraits, • Works of Pennant, I.ava-
ter, innnson; Mably, Henry, Rousseau, Churchill, Cor-
neille, Lend Avesta. Engraved Plates of Music, Writing
Papet and.StAtionary. Fine Prints' by Eloteinv, Rtysdacl,
• Hearne, &c. Cabinet Pictures by Thniers, Ostade, Rubens,
Witson, &c. Many of the Books arc in elegant bindings.
Maybe-viewed on Wednesday, Feb. 2.4,• and Catalogues
th ar Room, price 6d.

Cot I'AC;E on the BAN AO of the TOW EY, CARMAR-

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•. THENSHIRE.
T 0 BE.COLD FREEROLD PREMISES 'con.
- • sisting a Two substantial Houses;• built in the oho..
ratter of the Cottage Ornee: the one commands a view of
the Towey, as far as the. Village,olAbesrgwilly one way, of
the Bridge part of Carmarthen the other.way, and faces the
pi&uresque Hills and Church of Llangutiner across. the
River; it consisisof a- Drawing-room upwards -,of 40 net long,
With CoMpartMents at each end; formcd. by Gothic Pillars,
and a Bow-window in the middle parti and a Dining-Morn
and Breakfast:room on the same Floor.; with Bed,roorna:aud
Servants' Rooms suitable. There is. a sinall Garden in the
front facing the River, terminated. -by a 'Green-house .and
a small Hot-house, and- a Terrace beyond.—The-other House
is adjoining and behind- the hi.st mentioned, and consists of a
Dining-room and Breakfast-roan on the ground-floor, look-
ing into its own Garden, and• a -Drawing-Mom on the one-
pair, lOokitig along the River. This HOtli.t has also suitable
Bed,reoras and Offices on, the .basement .story.—Both the
Houses may be laid together at d very small ex pence. There
is a Coach-house, and Stabling for six Horses.
These P remise a communicate immediately with the Town
of Carmarthen, without seeing any of the houses from its
windows, and, are a very desirable Retreat fOr a genteel Fa-
mily, who wish for a residence in a cheap andplentiful Coun-
try; and by- laying; both louses .together, which might be
done at a very small expence, a very large Family might be
accommodated. All, or any part of the Furniture, may be
had at a fair A ppraisement, and immediate Possession given.
A Plan of the Premises may be seen,- -and further Particu-
lars known, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Mr. Nash's,
Architett, Dover-street; 'or of Mr. Edwards, Solicitor, .Ser-
jeant's.lnn, Fleet-street. •

For BILIOUS DIORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, &c.

- • . ,
.AMR. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leave to remind
the Public 'of the uncommon efficacy of the A NTI-
BILIOUS PILLS, .-"of which he is' the Proprietor; as
also of •-their particular utility •at this Season, in preventing
those dangerous indispositions of the Stomach and Bowels,
which frequently terminate ritally, if not removed in time.
They are the best remedy for all those cases of indigestion
which arise from an irregular secretion of bile, and are more
salutary and useful than any other medicine, in preventing
the costiveness of habit .and sjekness Of the stornaCh gene-
rally attending a state of Pregnancy. The great demand for
them for .Exportation to those hotter Climates, where Bi-
lious Disorders abound, and where the Yellow Fever has so
long prevailed, is the best encomium that can be given of
their virtues, winch,. if had recourse to in time, prevent the
jaundice, the formation ®f Gall-stones, Inflammation of
the linwels, with a 'fri:.:htful train of evils, th, consequeoce
of irregular secretioii.of that acrimonious fluid. Cs6'of
their extraordinary efficacy, from th,any 'of the I,!Tobility and
Persons of the first respeet;lbility,- are wrapped round ca.ll
box, with direelionh. signed " C. Dixon," and sealed with
his .arms.

Sql4 wholesale and retail at Ching and Butler's, N. 4,
Cheapside, near St. Paul's; alsoby„Piuding No. 76, o,vl-
site the Pantheon, Oxford-sfreet ; P. 64-street;
ney,.Pall-roalt; Callweli and-Bull, Dublin.; Scott, li:txter,
arid Sniith, Fd!nburgh;. and by one Medicine Vunder in
every 'rown in the United KingdOni, in boles at ii. Is.
6d. and as. Id.