The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-27 00:00:00

'• LANDED PROPERTY,

ThiS Day was pinlislied, in One Volume Quarto, elegantly
rioted,' and:lllustrated by Diagrams, Price Two (=utheas,
in boards,
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A N ELEMENTARY and PRACTICAL
I 1 -TREATISE on the LANDED PROPERTY' of
-E NG LA .111, ; ,containing the Purchase, the I inprovcznent,
and the•Manageinept of Landed Estates.
Mr:MARSHALL,
Author of diff,:rent Works on Rural Economy.
Printed' for G. and •W. Nicol, Pall-Mall ; G. and
.Rohinson, and Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row ; Ca-
del► and 13,vies. Strand ; R. Faulder, New Bond•Stre4; and
J. Hatchard,- Piccadilly.

SPRING .PHYSIC..
DE VELNO's'VEGE FABLE PILLS are prow.
eci by experience to be the best and most innocent
Alterattve, Purifier and Sweetener of the Blood ; and those
whO ere gflici4in with the Scurvy; Scorbutic Eruptions, Le-
r, hula, or any Disorder arising, from vitiated Blood,
(I,.thise ,rho nave unpaired their Constitutions by dissipa-
tion, juvenile indiscretion's, or mercurial- medicines; should
by tut means omit a course of the Vegetable Pills during the
Spring. Their operation is, so pleasant as not to interfere
with the avocations' of busineSS or pleasure; "its adion is
confined to the animal juices, AO requires no alteration or
restraint in diet ; it dissolves in the stomach, blends with..
the food, arid graduaJy perva- les rite circulating fluids, cor-
,re,:ting its:passage aay &vittion from a state of conva-
lescenee- in short, it Is the tong sottglit for Vegetable Sped-
or safe, hitt active, substitute for that fashionable Mi-
neral, Ni.reury:,(whicli may be said to-cure only by killing),
and when .all other Medicines have filled, De Velno's Pills
may be relied.on ai a tor those Dlsordcrs which ori-
ginate iii•an impure or imp irti sae of the blood.
Pre;iartrl by a regular-hied Surgeon; and Sold, wholesale
anti retail, by Pid.ling and Co. No. 76, Oxford-street, Lon-
dud, inisniall boxes, price 4s. 6d or six boxes in one, price
22S ; • also retail bit 1 utt, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324,
lialhotnl. Butler, No. 4,, Clieapside ; Shaw and Edw4ds,
No. 66, Sr. Pait.'s („parch-yard, and by every Vender of
Me,iicindt the k:inildorri ; but observe that it is signed with
red iiik, J. Pudding, No. 76, Oxford.street, London,
otherwise 01,: Public might be dei.:eived by inefficadous'Pre-
parations assuming It similar Name.
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?VI R. 1 (7.IqMPSON, Ch-ck M
___arfufaetuter. of
.I.Val•ita,P&otettia witnessed an extraordinary Case of a yoTing.
Lady whose Lite was despaired of, in a deep Consumption,
and was cured IV the CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD.
Mrs. Matiteiva, No. 13, Strand,-London, writes, " that
the Disorders': fur winch a Lady of my acquaintanoe was af-
flicted, previous to taking the Balni.of Gilead, were,
Nervous Atli:elm-is and a Very high Inhamitiation of the
Lungs, atteiated with excessive Coughing, which; reduced .
her to Death's door. She is ,now perfectly recovered, al-
titough previously attended by Dr. Pitcairn, and the hist Me-
dical Men, without efteet.''
Mrs. Griffin, of Watcombe, near lilandford, forty=-three
years of age, so ill that she could not walk out of the
house, and fa,rnear three years confined 'to her bed with strong
Nervous Oireal.ions' Trembling, Debility; Lowness of Spi-
tits, and subject to Fits-, by which she-was reduced to a mere
skeleton. A tc--.%v Bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead cured
her. M r. Siromoods, of BlandfOrd, and Mr. Shore, of %Vat-
combe, have attested this Cure:
An Officer of the 7th Dragoon Guards had long been sub-.
joct to a Nervous Disorder. which affected his whi,le frame; -
his hand shook so violently, that he could not Wrie. The
Cordial Balm of Gilead ,erfettiv cured him', as May be
known by applicatibn to Mr. Watkins, High Town, Here-
torsi.
A Mercer of Chester had been aflliEted from his infancy'
with a -N ervous 'Complaint, a tended with great Debility,
Languor, Want of Appetite,-and Lowness of Spirits,
• increased so much, as to render him incapable or. atecint,.ing to
Business, until fortunately hearing of. the woniierfid efficacy'
of the Cordial Balm of Cifead, he was restored by a- few
IMettles of it.—Ala. Fletcher" of Cheater, W'ilt give the rw-
cessary reference..
A Lady, a fee; 'days since, called upon me, and declared
that the Cordial Balm of Gilead had save:; the tile or her.
friend ; another Lady asiur.fd me, that she was corcd of a
violet Nervous Complaint by'a few Bottles, anti that when
she began taking it, she could scarcely, attend to any thicg.
The soave froal Mr. Hazard, of Bath. . ' •
Dr. SOLOMON's CORDIAL BALM OrGILE.AD, for'
the Weak,- the Sickly, and the I norm, in all inward Decays,
Debility, Lowness of SpiritS. Weakness in either Sex, owing
to youthful imprudencies, or Nervous Consumptions, •its
merit stands unrivalled
Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in tos. 6d. and 335.
Bottles ; the latter contain tour of the former,. by whicluthe
Purchaser saves ys. gvery genuine-Bottle has a Sternp,which
beats the•Propriator'a Name and 'Address, " Samuel' Solo-
moo, Lkerpool," to mutate which is Felony. • •
N. 13. The Postage of all Letters to tfo3, a)o6lor must be
paid, and tos. 6d. as a F'ee, enclosed for Advice.
The Cordial Bahia of Gilead, A sal- I inperigines, 'and Ab-
stcrgent Lotion, and '• Guide to Health," are . • .
Said by Remnant, tiamburgh ; R. Bach, pearl-street,'
New-York ; Mathews,' No. tB, Strand, London ; ' and in
Bath, by 1-Lizard; Bristol, littly,in'; Brighton, Gregory Bir-'
minghain, Knott and Lloyd.; Bedford, Smith ; Blaraltosd;
Simmons ; Bury,St' Edmund's, Dinele • Cheltenham, Set.:
doll; Cambridge,'Hudgson ; Coventry, kollason ; Colches-
ter, Keyiuer ;. Canterbury Simmons ; Carlisle, joule;
Chatham, Etheruigton ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester,'
• Pool and Son; 'Chichester, Philiipson irencester, Smith.;
Chippenharn, Combs'; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, College.
green ; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, Pennington ; Dover,
Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorcheater; Virtue ; Deal, Rose;
Dattthouth, jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ;
Exeter, Trew man and Son ; Falmouth, .Elliot ; Glouces-
ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M•Oonald ; Liverpael, Mer.
eaaiile Gazette Office ; Leetis, !Inns, Holmes ;
Drury ; Lynn, • Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, 'Swinfen ;
Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson • Margate„-Rowe ;
Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold;.' Newbury, Ful-
ler; 'Atlee ; Newcastle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton,
Dicey ; Nottingham', 13urbage;.' Norwich, Ste,ensim and
co, ; Oxford, Jones; Plymouth Dock, lioxland ; Ports;
mouth, Belam ; Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ether.
•ingtou ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, ,Edctoaves.; South.
,„I,too, Baker ; Stafford, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ;
Sunoeriand, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ,• Scarborough, Bay-
lac Taiviton; Poole; Tunbridge Wells,- Sprange ;
E Al.; • weYwouth, Wood; Windsor, Blakeilev ; York,
wolaienholtne ; and by all Venders at G6;ttiLe•Mo.liciAT:S in
tile 12iiited ICihoorn. •