The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-05 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate in the Parish of Alveston,,in the. County of
'Warwick, and within three miles of • Stratford-upon A ion,
called CROfT's FARM, consisting of an excellent Farm
House, brick-built and tiled, with Barns, Stables, Cow-sheds,
and other conveniencea, in good repair, and about 393 Acres of
Arable Land, or a convertible quality,. surrounding arid con.
tiguous, to the House, divided into proper sized lnclosures,
200 Acres of which is good Turnip Land, and the residue
IGOrny Soil I likewise the Herbage of about la Acres in a
Lane adjoining the Farm.
This Estate is subject to Land Tax, and also tc the pay-
nient of an invariable sum annually for ever, in lieu of
Tythes, and is lett to a responsible Tenant on -a Lease, seven
years of which will he unexpired at Michaelmas next, ar an
improvable Rent of sool.
"Vie Lease contains Covenants for the management-of the
Farm, agreeably -to the prevailing course of good husbandry
praeliseil'on similar soils in the neighbourhood, and at the
expiration of the Term too Acres' nearest the House and so
at a more distant part of the Farm will he down in blouse,
The Buildings have been erected 3a years, when about half
the Farm was inclosed r; the remaining Inclooures are of a
' much older date. The Fences all over the Farm are in gond
repair, and there is a quantity of thriving 'limber Trees in
the I te.dge-rows. In short, this is so desirable. an Est-te
for goodness of ROADS, pleasantness of SITUATION,
fertility of SO I L, and convemenceof MA ItK F. TS, as scarce.
ly to iTe exceeded by any in the County of Warwick ; and as.
the neighbourhood is genteel, the Rollie,' with a little altera-
tion, might be-inade a comfortable. Residence bar a Centleman
of Fortune, or spots inight be selected about the Estate
elighle for a Mansion.
'rile • reliant, Mr. Isaac Court,wilt shew the Estate, and for
furtherpirticulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to
Mr. Wyatt, Attorney, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire.

FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS; RIIEUMATISMS, Isc:tec.
• • Or. STE ERS's' OPOELDOC.
aITION.—On the ',Outside of the Wrapper
on each Bottle of the real Medicine a Stamp is fixed,
.which is Engraved " F. Newbary, No. 45 i St. Pa:ll#s ;"
and over the Corkof the Bottle a Label is pastcd, with these
Wcirds, " Dr. Stcers'sopodeldoc, piepared by F. Newbery."
All rhos_ which are sold without these Designations are
gross Counterfeits.
'f he Public are requested to attend to this Caution, incon-
sequence of an Imposition which has been practised by cer-,
ton Venders of Medicine, who, under Cover of a Connexion
in Trade with mt. Newbery's House, have not only sold in
London' but, by travelling round the Country,, >have disse-
rninatedthruugh the Retail Dealers in all parts of the King-
qiiantities• of a spurious preparation of this Opo-
delr.ke ; in the Bills of I)ttections of winch the Nantes of
Dr. Steers, of Charing.crou, ittid Mr. New Ivry, of St. Pan l's
hurch_yald, a
.livade use of, in order the mire completely
ti) deceive tillytyy V tirehitserti..
The geoalftZ Opodcldoe. is prepared .and sold by F. New.
-bery Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, 01) the Coach-way, a few
Door 1111111 Clicapside, London, in liottles,,price. is. od. cacti,
duty included; and sold by their Appointinei.t, by I.)icey and
Sutton, Bow riturchaid ; Bacon and Cu. No. r co, and
Pi Idm Ni' 76, 0 xford-screet ; Wade, Old Bond-street ;
Bayley and Co'. CockNpur stre.o ; Wald, Middle.row,
Holborn; I. Tint, itiiV.il I Neil an,;{.44. VI. Clarke, liorwiol,.
High-street ; and by j. llarrts, H.,.....-essor to Mrs. IsigAV•
bcry, the Comer of LuciAte-r,ttut.

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• VOI.. 1. for 1799.
The Earl of Moira 111 r. Jackson Dr. Herschel
Sir Joon Sinclair Lord Nlalmesbury Mr. Justice Grosd
Mr Roscoe Dr. Joseph White Mr. Kettible
Earl of Liverpool Bp. of Worcester Miss Seward
Mr. Abr. Newland Earl of Buchan chancel. of Ireland
Mr. Fox Mr. Isioithcote Mr. Cumberland
l'slr Pitt Bishop of Llsrulaff Sir Arch. Nl' Donald
Dr. Darwin Mr. Henry .Erskine Mrs. SUldons
Lord Rood . Lord Charlemont Bishop of Salisbury
Sir G. L. Staunton Mr. Grattan Lord 11,Idon
Mr. 'rho. Taylor Sir Sidney Smith Duke of Norfolk
General Meliolle Dr. Tho. liawels Dr, Towers
Bishop of London Mr—Dundas Lord Thurlow
Dean Pucker Lord Kilwarden Mar g. Cornwallis
Lord Duncan Mr. Curran Dr. Priestley
Bishopol Rochester Lord Monboddo Miss More
Mr. lustier Buller Mr. D. Barrington Mr. Alder. Boydell
Dr. %traitor Dr. O'Leary Mr.D'lsrseli
Abp. of Canterbury I.ord Yelverton Mr. D. Williams
Mr. 'Murphy . Mr. 'lsaac Corry Mr. Gil. Wakefield
Earl o Dartmoilth Mr. John Beresford Mr. Opie .
Bishop of Durham Mr. ohn Foster Lord Rokeby
Mr. King Dr, Burney Lord Nelson
Bp' of
Winchester
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OL. for ISao.
Earl of St. Vincent Sir John Parnell Dr. Garnett
Mr. Shaid 411 . Mr. Southey Lord Dillon -
Rev. Dr. Parr Dr. Duigenan Lord Castlereagh ,
Hon. Thai. Erskine Mr.',G; Ponsonby Dr. Fergussoo
Dr. Chas. Hutton Mr. Grantrile Sharp Mr. Hayley
Lord Hawke.,:bury Mr. Pelham . Countess of Derby
Dean Miluer Duke of Grafton Mr. Pratt
Bishop of Meath Mr. Secretary Cooke Dr. Harrington
Rev. Win. Farislt Major Cartwright Dutchess of Gordon
Sir F. ~ourgeois I). of Leinster . Dr. Currie .
Duke of Richmond Mrs. Ini.hbald Miss Liip,vood
Mrs. Abingdon Earl Fitzwilliam Mr. Win. Cowper
Mr. :Wont William Godwin Lord Kenyon •
Dr. Samuel Arnold Rev. Mr. Greaves Mr. Hastings
Lord Bridport Mr. Shield Duke of Bedford
Nfarg.of Lansdown Sir George Yonge'
. • • VOL. 111. for iSot.
Mr. M. Boulton Mr. I etterson Mr. E. Cartwright
Professor Porson Islr. B. Washington Lord Grenville
Mr. Pinkerton Dr. John G illies Dr. William llawes
Mr. Wilbertbrce Lord Hobart Mr. Ed. Randolph
Mrs. Smith Mr. Ilidlake. Mr. Paul Sandby
Sir ft. Abercromby Earl of Rosslyn Mt. John Clerk
Lord Dorchester Mr, Dug. Stewart Mrs. Rabinson
Earl Staithope 1/r. Hugh Blair Dr: Lettsorn .
Mr. G. Colman Mr. Barry • • Mr. Ald. Skinner
Dr. J. Gregory Mr. John Ireland Or. lames Andersen
Dukeof livid water Sir ‘km. Beechey Prince De Bouillim"
Dr. William Mayor Duke of Portland ,O. of Marlborough
Mr. R. Ker Porter Mr. Joseph Banks Lord justice Clerk
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VOL. V. for tBoa.
Mr. Addington Col eiel Despard Dr. Mitchell .
Sir Rich. Hughes • Lord Sheffield. . Col, ,Tatharn
Lord Spencer . Mr. Windham Bishop of Lincoln
Lord Alvanlyy Count-Rumford . Mrs. Cowley •
Mr. J. H. Tooke, Rev. I. Nlaurice • Dr. Beattie
General Bowles .• General Strutt Gen. HUtchinson
Marg. Tqwnshend Mr. Dawson. I amesMartin,M.P.
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Earl of Fife Mr. C. Whiteloord Mr. Arthur Young
Dr. Moore • . • •
VOL. V. for 1833. ' •
Lord. Auckland Dr: George !till Mr.. IL Mackenzie
Dr. jenner Ati.Shß.Cortis,l3t. Dr. Busby
The .Goldsmids Dr. Thornton Mrs. Millington
Dr. Vincent 111.,j.-Gen.lra Allen Mr. Witi. Hutton
Lord Macartuey Mr. F., tones • Dr. Wut.. Fhoinson
Lord Harrington Dr. Trotter Sir Win. Ouseley
Archdeacon Paley Rev. Rd, Polwhele Sir Francis Burdett
Adiniral Roddain Mr. Harris 'Mr. lames Watt
Sir Rich. 11111,,1tt, Mr Christ. Ainste I.Paliocr,Esq
Rev, Rowland MIL Mr. Win. Gifford Lord 'Mink)
Bishop of Lipkin.- Prof,:ssor Carlyle • ,
V{) L. V 1.- for 1834. ,
Sit•Rohert Peele Nl,lrg. plAnspch t.larq. Wellesley
Adm. Cornwallis Generzil Dundas Bishop of Bangor
Dr. Kipling Mr. C.;ough • • D. of Northumucr.
General Nlcadows- FarHi( Carlisle iiit)(l
Mr. Almon BI. of Gloucester General Vallancey
General. Shncoe Lady Halnilton Lord Cathcart
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Of Buckingham Mr. Braham General Urquhart
Karl TtloPk Mr. Angerstein Major Rennet
Hon. T. renville Mr, 'Pye - Dr. Knox .
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