The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-09 00:00:00

MANOR Of I4CE, CHESHIRE.

MR. •
CHRISTIE very respectfully iriforms the
l'ublic, that' ihe. MANOR, or 1.0141)SIII1'•and
•EsTivr F. of INC E, in the neighbourhood of the City of
.Cheter, which Was adver;ised for Sale on Thursday The
loth of November, is postponed till the Thursday follow-
ing, the sith instt This, it is hoped, will' be accepted' as
.iiniely notice, that no.disappointment may arise to Gentle-
Wen, whose intention it may be to attend the Sale t they will
by this means also have/the opportunity of colleautc tisrther
infigmation respecting INCE, which, in p9int of cOnsc-
'quence, value, and important Contingencies, is not to be ex..
eveded by any Estate ever brought to Public Satu.

, CITY, OF BATH.
A' DESIRABLE HOUSE. FOR SALE,
Private „o•
By i.utraci,
'"THAT
Large, Convenient, Well.built,T4OUSE,
with large Catilen, Coach-house, and Stable adjoining,
elegantly fitted up, in a good state of Repair;,, together
with the Modem ELEGANT ;FURNITURE,,Iatge Pier
Masai; tice. No. 12, St.
.jarnes's-square, Bath, " the real
Property of a Geuileinan going abroad.
Hous6 will accommodate a latge Family has good
,and a Pump at Water. The Furniture Lou-
don madc.--Tickets to view the Premises may be had by ap-
plying to Mr... Flora, at No. 9, john-street.. •

TO BE SOLD, in one of the MIDLAND COUNTIES,
jkl•T:Excellent FAMILY HOUSE, in the Ancient
Stile, with all necessary Offices, in complete Repair,
situated in a . small .Paddock adjoining a Turnpike Rawl ,•
with a Manor, and about moo ,Acres ot rich Land, 'chictiy
'
Pastrc compadly situated, and divided illto convenient
Farms, lett to very respectsble.Tcnants, and fairly estimable
(exclusive or the tvlanswn and Pitadobly at 15"I' per "1"1"'
clear of all Out-goings, and capable o great unproveimut.
A pplicat ions, iu person, or by Letters post-paid, to Messrs.
cgattiaris, Lincoln's 11111,.L0i dm, will be attcadlui to.

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EPORTS of CASES. in the High Court n
JLX. Chancery. determined by, Lord Chancellor ELDON
Dv- FRANCIS VE,S'EY, Inn.lEjA).

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'PLOD'S PRACTIC.;.
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Price 11.- 4s. in boards. of
THE PRACTICE of the COURT of KING'S
BE Ntil in Personal Atlions, with References to Case&
in praiitice in the Coninton Pleas. • ,
liy WILLIAM TI DO. Esq. of the Inner Temple.
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l?ay was published, 14114:e, is.
•A
SERMON, preached on the Mnrning of the
is the. Cathedral Church of Brist&t,
and in tile Evening at Latua..Charl, Path.
By the Rev. Dr. RANDOLPH, •
Piebendary of Bristol, Chaplain to His Royal Highness' the.
Duke of York.

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No. 39, ruacket-street, March I,- 180.3.
TjAVlNG.ticdmitted Myself to the sillily, and.
ii....L,beengratific,l by the anota.consitlerahle praCticein that
branch which I thought proper to seleet,T mist 014.1 have.
not more. ritiserriployeti my time than those who, in the ex.
tensive field of the eroteskion, are occasionally immers:ti in
uneettainty, anticannot always attain that success which is
acquirett by.Coneenirating the intellitaluallpower to one class
of disortiefr.' 7 •

• 1 he•Diseashot are peculiarly distressing; for they
bring with thent a train of eoll.Cohlitallt Symptoms, and, by a
depressina of all vital energy,*existence itself becomes embit-
wed. • Vilieth:r they prise hum the prevalence of ill ex►
ample, the destructive habits •of schoolboys, or the less ex-
' cuseable indulgences of maturity, they require the most as-
siduous professional skill ; and %well may it be observed, that
by the.ignoranceoftinedocated meg, the symptoms are aggra-
rated, and the constitution is destroyed.
At a Member of the' Royal College of Surgeons, and far.
rnerly Surgeon in the Army, I .grolpid my pretensions on re-
gularity. at education, and possessing every -privikge to prac-
tice, I feel 'myself entitled to that confidence with which I
have hitherto been so libergily honoured.
.1n the first sensations of local weakness,-early app 'cation
' will prevent the .:alautity or a Debilitated Frame ; but where
the suderer, from a .consciousnesi of the unmanlinesi of tile
vi.ee which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt
or censure of his Family Physician, andibroods over his
firrnity with careful equcealment, it must be satistadlory tbr
him tb. be .-assured. nor only ot capability of treatment, but
sispof imst i,,t solabte secrecy.
idly, The. Vereteal* ISisiase contaminates the springs of
tire, 'the seeds ot existence are poisoned by it, and posterity
Is injured by the indiscretion ot an unguirded moment.
In recent venereal complaints it is possible to prevent Nip,
danger, or distress.; and in the most complicated cases Luis
the acquirement of ex elusive experience in this line to abet
a sate, certain, and speedy re-establishtnent.
opir, the advantage of this traperience to those of either
sex who are sfilieteii with nny kitid ofdebility, or any Symp-
toms of Venereal lnfealon, ;And in in castes Silt terms of
remuneration are stated on the first Interview.' :- •
Patients in the Country are espe&ed to inclose, a Baqk
Note, and arc requested to specify their age and manner' t
living, as well as' the existing symptoms of the complaint..
;MARTIN BRI;12,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
No: 29, Strand, Arundel-street, near Tern ple-har.---Thete
is an additional entrance in Wirer street ad inuring..

t.ZiglthAl; 1.11,11,41)NE55,
To Mr. T110114i3 TAYLOR, Surgeon, No, 9, NOY
. bridge-street, London.

DltAlt sia,
T T is with the• must heartfelt satisfaction 'that I
address yottoir the ineomparabla excellence or your in-
valuable Medicine, LEAKE's PAT F.NT PILLS. In the
Spring sof this year I had the misfortune to contract. a Vehe.
real Complaint, attended with the. moat alarming and dan-
gerous symptoms; insorntrelf,•.•that I have been confined
to my room for a•whole weeit'vagether," And not able to Stir
out of it; I had, no rest night nor clay, and suffered the most
excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse,
my eyes grew weak •and dim, so that I could scarce discern
my °Wed; if over so close to me, And expected nothing less
than the total loss of my sight.— From a stout, healthy,
and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadow, and an
objett of pity and com passion . .M y friends had all .given me
over, and thooght my recovery impossible. In this dreadful
state, and expeeling every minute to be My. last in this
world, I was fortunately recommended by -a neighbour to
try your Medicine; but having tried.4l medical -aid to no
purpose,* and being at an enotmoos'expenee, it was some time
befotel could be prevailed on to take them; at last I sent
for six boxes, and before I had, taken them ,all, I found con.
siderable benefit; my pains gradually decreased, and. my eye-
sight grew better,,ancl, to the great, surpriae and asto•irsh.
malt of all my filend4 (after taking three boxes more), my
health •itykstrength petleelly restored; and I ant now
(hanks to my tiod antt,y.our invaluable Madielnes) as well
and hearty:as everl was in my life.
You are at full liberty to publish this ih any• manner
you think 'proper; for the• benefit of society at large, :and •
Which.; should have sent you-sooner, but was fearful of a'
relapie. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, • "
Dear Sir, yourobliged humble Servant, - R. L. LEIGH.
High-oreet, )lirminghim? Nov. i, 179 g. • •
The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all
Persons that Are in any doubt of their being entirely flee of
every Vtiseteal Ail4tion, particularly to those about alter-
ing their ,condition in. life, as it will certainly eradicate
every taint of that 'nature, of however lung standing, or'
however disguised under the appearance .4.4 other disorders
it may be; fdr Scorbutic,- Glandular, and Cutaneous Corn-
plaiurs, it is also recinumencied to be taken, especially in
the Spring,‘Sumrrier, and Fall.
• .
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA‘'..
LOS Menlbtfr of the Corporation of Surgeons,'; London, at
his flouie, 9," New Bridge-street; where ha 'wills give.
Advice, Without a fee; "to perbons takinethrge Pills, arid,
will answer-Patients' Letier3, if pesit.paid, on the same
terms, observing in all cases the .most invielable
Patient's name or case having been rnentienrl, but at their
own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the coolie'
of more than 35 years, that he has had the, cootie t.4ti or
an extensive sale of the above Medicine, arid the Prattler
arising therefrom.
They are also sold by his appointment, at the Per.
furrier's, No. 35, St. Athanta•street, ; Mr. !co--
.
• bettson's Toy4hritp, No." nog,: Oxfor(l4treet ; M Steel's,
No. Union-row, Little ; and by one Per-
"n in ever, consider:Ole Town in 4c. in biiices
of only each,. -I.taled tip,:witb full and plain Di-
rections; woereby 4.oesens or ,either Sex trams OM them-
selves with misearal secrecy,
N.. is. Each Itox sold HS Great Britain ia„see)e4nP.with
a Stamp, on winch, .hy favour of the Commissioners is
pnnted at the Startip-Office-,"4 T. Taylor, Na. g, New
Brike-atreet,...tit inulate ,ii 111004 .viper
ate ‘01441;01101(4.