The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-23 00:00:00

ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE

The. inconsistent dodlrine of. those who. recommend Ex-
ternal Applications for Internal Complaints, is ,obviated in'
the followmg simple question :• Will the fur which adheres
to the inside of a kettle, or boiler, be removed rty washing
the outside ? - The same comparison may be made respelling.
the human frame : Can sn.internal complaint he removed by
an external amalication? These questions are left -to be an-
swered by overyu Reader, which will slieW the ridicule:is-
ntss of inculcating this doctrine, while the Infallibility:of
Ur. BRODUNPs BOTANICAL. SVItUP. is evinced in the
extraordinary Cures' that daily appear in the. Papers; parti-
eularly in cases of the above nature : Dr. Brod= as a regu-
lar Physician has been known many years, and 'not as a:
Nostrum Wider. His triiitive for publishing this adVertiso."
merit, is to secure the Health of the Public from the danger
that attends external application, which, to his knowledge,
has proved fatal to many who have placed in it as improper
cotthdrtice.._ • •
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ANaval Captain in the India Service, during a long period
was elided with alues Venerea, which he contracted when'
a Midshipman ;• the complaint in consequence fell into his
limbs, and the ulcers it occasioned expdsed the- bones to
view; by recommendation of a Captain George, of Hull, he
applied to Dr. Brodlitn, and in three months w.,is-restord
but being apprehensive of a return, as he was immediately
obliged to sail for India, he took with him a dozen bottles
of his Botanical Syrup, from. which lie his experienced their
salutary etteCts. • '
The Botanical Syrup, and Restorative Nervous Cordial,
to be had at the Dodoes House, No. 9, A Ibion.street, in
bottles df ml. as.---11S. 6d. ands. sd. ; and by all Printers,
Booksellers, and.Ventters of Medicine, in the United King.
'dam, with proper directions.
The Medicine may be had every day. A quart.bottle con.
tains equal to tive sinall ones•
it will be necessary time Doctor should see such Patierits
as.are allliCted with Da-ailiess Or Loss of Sight, or send their
Cases by letter or pariel to the Doctor (post or carriage paid;
with his usual fee.

• PIANO .FORTE
STtrBELT's Six Sonatas, Up.. 5 7s. 6'.---
. Szeibelt's Op. 51,
Trios, Concertarite Viol. Ten.• Viol. Op. 4; 73.
rnenti's Three Sonatas, Op. at, Flute, or Viol. /1,-,:ouip.
6d.-Mozart's Three Selected Sonatas, 75..63.
2s. 6d —Kozeluch's Three SonataS, Op. 7s. 641. each
2s. 6d.—Mozart's Grand Trio, Viol-Ten. Accomp. Op. 14i
s. 6d.—Mozart's -Andante with Variations, as.—illeyer
Concertante Viol. AceOinp. as. 6d.---Overture to Lodiska,
Is: 6d.-:-Overture to La Cosarra, zs.—Mazzinght's
Sonatas, Op. 2; Viol. Accomp. 7s. 6d.—fladn's Three
Sonatas, Op. 40, Viol, and Bass Accomp. 7s. 6d.
• •N. B. Old Music bought, or takenin Exchange, by A. Ha:.
intltorr, Ncr; 2.24 Piccadilly. •

ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE AND ESTATE

IN 'YORKSHIRE,'
• ,TO B 1 SOLD BY 'AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINE,.
At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in Cornbill, on Thursdat
the 3d of March, at Twelve o'Clock, in One .Lot,
A .Valuable and very Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, lying perfealy CompaCt and well watered;
refreshed by- the River Gypsey, whick runs above ground
throngli part of the Lands, on which stands a most cotnplete
and elegant Villa, with every requisite attached and cletatii-
ed Office; well known by the, name of FALCONER'S
HALL, in the Parish of Fokholei,.ahout hAlt a mile distant
from the High Road befween Dritlield and Scarborough, illue
miles from the former, ten trom the latter, and twelve from
Bridlington ; together with an excellent Farris-house, with
convenient Outbuildings, and sundry contiguous InelosureS
of good Land, containing near Sao Acres ; together With the
Manor or Boythorpe, extending over about toed Acres of
Ground. The Residence, Offices,' and about Six Acre, of
Land; are in the occupation of the Proprietor Who will give
immediate Possessionf and the well-adapred 'Furniture is tO,
be taken by the Purchaser at a fair valuation; then:scut the
Land. is held by Mr. Nut-blown, by Lease, six years or'
4 hich are now unexpired, at a net Rent of about 8401.
To be viewed till the Sale, by applying, to Mr..Williarn.
Nutbrown, of whom print :d Particulars may be had ; abq
of the Printers of the York Courant and Newcastle Adver-
tiser; Swan, Ferrybridge ; Angel, Doncaster ; of 1\ less!'
Caton arid Beetson, No. .4, Gray's-inn-square; RainbuW ;
an:l of Mr. Rain; Land Sur/got, Charlotte-street, Blooms-
bury.

TITHES FOR SALE.--ISl4rtif WIGHT,
TO SOLD BY PRIVATI3 CONTRACT,

AVERY Valuable IMPROPRIATION, corn,
prising all the G it EAT TIT izS acne of the most
fertile Corn Parishes in the Ist,: of Wiiht, containing up,
wards.of r5OO Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Sea.
Nlarsh Land.
A very advantageous eircurriltance, of a particular descrip-
tion, will accrue to the Purchaser of the above Titles"
which will be explained to any person wishing to treat to(
the same; and a return of upwards of -4f per Cent. wilt
arise from the Purchase-money. These Tithes are particu-
larly recommended to the attention of any Gentleman wisb.
ing to make a respeetable Provision for a Son in Holy Or-
ders.

The situation of the Parish is beautiful, and the air re•
markably.healthy.
PoSscssion may be had of the whole Property at Michael-
mas next. The Land-Tax and Poor-,Rates are very mode-
rate.

Particulars maybe kno%sn by applying to Mess. lenkins,
James and Co. New Inn, LancVn ; and of Mr. Worsley,
Solicitor, Newport, Isle of Wight, where a Survey of the
Tithes may he seen.
• February 17,1803.