The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-13 00:00:00

TUESDAY, =MARL-it 13,

This Dig Was published., in Quarto, Price tBs. inboards,
fIOMMUNiCATIONS 'lO THI BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE, on the best means of converting
Grass Lands into Tillage &c. &c. being the Third Volume
of Communications to the Board.
. Printed for G. and W. Nicol,_ Pall-Mall, Booksellers to
His-Majesty and the Board of Agriculture; and sold by Mess.
Robinson, Paternoster-row; and J.Asperne,Cornhill. Where
may- be had the First and Second Volumes of the Communi-
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This Day was published, in Odavo, Price is. 6d.
A
GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE
of SHROPSHIRE; with Observations. Drawn up
for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Internal
Improvement, by JOSEPH PLYMLEY,- M. A. Arelidea-
con.of Salop, and Honorary Member of the Board.
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West Riding of York, Perth, North Riding of York, Fife,
and the other Publications of the Board. •
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-Ireland, published by- authority pt; the Dublin Society :
Wicklow, Dublin, Down, Kilkenny, Londonderry; Sligo,
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NEW EDITION ia-f Mr.- GODWLINPs LIFE and AGE'
of CI-lAUCEIt:
ri /T R. PHILLIPS
has the • Siiiisfaftion it4ortn
iNI the Public, that in consequence of the very favourable
'reception and rapid Sale of the First Edition of Nir.Godwin'i:.
Lite and Age ot;Chaucer, he has prepared a New Edizion, iii
Four handsane Volumes, Ocii'vo, which maybe had or all '•
Booksellers, -price Thirty-six Shillings in boarus.
Besides the Life of Chaucer, this valuable Work contains
Memoirs of his Friend and Kinsman{ Min of Gaunt, Duke
of Lancaster, and Views of theTrogreiis of Society; Mani,crs,
and the Fine A rts•,- from the dawn of Literature to the close
of the FOurteenth Century.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Feb, 4. 1804.

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A New .Edition of • • : '
BROAD GRINS, comprising, with new ati4li-
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A N AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT: of the rate
.Ll. unfortunate DUEL between-LORD- LIMELF.ORD
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WOOD:LANDS, &c.• in.j< ENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Star Inn,.Maidstone, the latter end of next Months
in 13 Lots, of which due notice and particulars will be
given,
THE FEE SIMPLE of ,•.above .900 Acres of
wOO D LAN withthe Underwood and Timber of
various growths t hereon Also two FARMS intermixed there-
with, one containing 73 3R.3 P. and the other 20 A ..O R.
26 P. Allotments Of Underwood of about 13 years growth arc
felled annually, and the whole in 'about r3..year4i. ;These
Woods are situate about 4 miles from Rochester, Chatham
and Maidstone, to which towns thet-e is a turnpike-road,
chiefly on .a descent all the wa.,•;, -
for further particulars, apply to Mr. Murton, at Tunstall,
near Sittingbouthe; or to 'Mr. Woodgitte of Gold6n-squa.re,
Loudon. •

SOMERSET.
• CAPITAL NAVY and other TIMBER.
TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION,
~ . 1N LOTS., i
By R. TOWNSEND,
'On Friday the 6th Day of April next, tBo4, 7,t the Talbot
Inn, Melts, precisely at Eleven o!Cloek in.the Forenoon,
p fl. of
sOOO OAK, ASH, and ,ELM Trees,
of grtarlengtia arrd large dimensions, now ,growing in
Melcoinhe and other Woods, near Melts Park and Whatley,
and in Postlebury Woods, in the Vatisb of, Cloiord. . Melts
is' twelve, and Cloford sixteen Miles from Bath, from whence
is a Navigable Rivet to Bristol.
*.* The Timber is all marked. . 7 - '
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Printed Particulars may be.had after tile igth inst.: at the
White Hart Inn, Bath; Buslylnn, Iliistol ;,Mr. 'F,ownsend's,
.Warminster ; Mr. Broderip's, Wells ; Mr. Wickham's,
Frome ; Grecian Coftie-1-16use, and at the British Fire-Office,
Strand, and Cornhill, London.%--' ' • - '
-- For a view of the Timber and Particulars, apply to Mr.
Forbes, at Mells Park, and Mr. Whitcombe, of Melland's
Green House, near Frome. - - '

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`SOME People of a bad habit of.• Body and bad
L. 3 living, contra& tpti9gy excrescences on the Skin,-ivhich,
unless-chec:.ed, communicate their morbid nature to 'those
bones, superficially coveted, and immediately in the neigh
bourhood of these UlcerS. By applying..corroding Caustics,
you destroy the adjacent Skin, and even should the bone re-
main sound, and the wound put on l'heal thy appearancei you 1
have prevented it from healingb)cdestroying the integuments 1
which Nattire has it not in her power pettedly to regenerate. ;
—Let me advise the patient; therefore, to mend his system,
and spare the surface; the goocLe.treets.of which treatment
Isabella Goodlet, of Laswade, near Edinburgh, experienced
in a perfea Cure of her Ulcerated Legs and Arms, by taking
a few bottles of Spilsbury's Drops: Her case is attested by
Mr. Baxter,: Mr. Patton, Minister, and Mr: Srewar4 Sur- •
geon,. of. Edinburgh.
The etii:Cts of this Medicine on Scrophula, Gout,. heuma-
tism,
&c. are amply detailed in the bill accompanying the
Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, sold at • the D.ispeinsEiry;;Solio-
square, London, in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and il. as, with a
black stamp, affixed to each bottle, marked " Spilsbury and
Co. Nol. is; SOhb-Square." • .7 i • .

, . . HEALTH4ND ',ONCE-VIA:Y. •
' Dr. JA-MES's ANALtr.fiC, PILLS.
MO obviate. the Impositions which have long been
practised in:regard to this Medicine,
.a small attention
only is requisite; tor as by favcitir of the C ommissioners of .
the Stamp-Office, Separate Phitei- have been prep.iied 'for .
Mr. New:hery's use, with his Natnefengraved in the Stamps,
the I niitation of which; would be a ,Capital ()Armee, _the
.ge-
riuine Preparation•.mmy now be readily ascertained; it Is.
therefore recommended to' Purchasers nOt to•open any 'Box in
future,' unless' they observe the, words, " Newbury,
No. 45, St. Paul's," printed.in the. Stamp.
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The supetior Excellencuf these PillS in Rheumatisms and
Colds; as well as in other Complaints to which the' human
frame is liable, from the vicissitudes of our Climate, is uni-
,versa,lly acknow:ledged, They arc admirably:calculated for
Bilious, and'Other Disorders' of the Stomach and BowelS ;
for Head-achS- occasioned by:lndigestion :UAL for preventing
. Palsies: and. Apoplexies, so often- the ;consequence of Free"-
Living. Recourse should be'llads to them' after every- EX•
-
cess, and upon every 'Slight ‘intlispoiltinn ;• and thus their
well-known characteristic of Tromoting. Longevity will be
nraintainecl ; for by assisting; nature the due discharge of
the animal functions, and by.keeping Constitution, as it
in continual rePair; they preserve the Body in: health,
and-vigour; and prevent premature: decay,., They require no
particular conrinernetit nor attention to diet.
They are sold only by' F. Newbury Aild-sons",
at th't Ware-
' house for Dr. 'James's Powder;tllo.'4;, St,:Paul's, a few
:doors frorri Cheapside, London ; tputat Dr.ialues!s late house
Bruton-street ;, in boxes price to. 64. each, Stamp includ-
ed ;or tilo quannty of Six in one large box for 4s. -
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