The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-02 00:00:00

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CAPITAL MANSION, WITH TWENTY-FOUR
ACRES OF LAND, ELEVEN MILES NOR.TH OF
LONDON. •
TO BE.LETT,
By Mr. PRICKETT,
Elegantly FURNISHED,,and may be entered on imme.
diately,
AComplete MANSION, with capital Coach.
houses and Stabling, and other Offices of every de-
scription, in the tnost perfeet state of Repair, upwards of
T%vo Thousand Pounds having been recently expended there-
on; with spacious Pleasure-Grounds and Gardens, and 24
Acres of rich MeadoW Land in the highest state of cultiva-
tion ; together with a very valuable Right of Common ad.
•joining thereto. '
The Estate aforesaid is the Property of a Nobleman, whose
Profession calls him from Home during the War ; it will
therefore' be lett on the most moderate Terms to a respeaable
Tenant. ' . •
TO be viewed with Tickets only, which may be had of
Mr. 'Alarsil, Upholsterer, Nlount.street.,.Grosvenorisquare•
Tickets may likewise be had of Mr. Pnekett, Highgate, of
whom every other particular may be known, and who will
treat for the same.

HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. JENKINSON and LOVELL,
On Friday the Tenth Day of June, tgo3,..at the Fountain
Inn, in Huntingdon, between the Hours of Four and Six
iu;the Afternoon, subjed to such Conditions of Sale as
• will be then produced,
A Capital MANSION-HOUSE,: with DJuble
Coach-house, good Stables, and other convenient and
extensive Out-011icec and Gardens, situate At Godnianches-
ter, in the said County, together with a Close of rich Pas-
ture Ground opposite the House. •
Godmanchestcr is situate on the great North. Road, One
Mlle front Htintingdon, Fourteen from Cambridge, and.
Filty.eight from London, adjoins the Navigable River Ouze,
and a Pack of Fox.hounqs ire in the Neilthbouthood:
The above Premises are now in tke Occupation of Mrs.,
Elizabeth Jackson.
Further Particulars rhay be had of Messrs. Price and
Browne, Lincolns-Inn, London, the •Au6tioneers ; and of
Messrs Ma* and Sweeting, Huntingdon.

"TO. BE LETT,
fly Order of the Masters, Governors and Trustees of the
Bedford Charity, on repairing Leases for Twenty-nine
Year:, from Midsummer 1804 •
(1\ Ni', HOUSE situate on the North.aide of
F 13eziford.street' liedfOrd-roW, No. :6.
One House on theNorth-sidenf G ray's Inn Passage, Hol-
born,- No. 6.
One House on the East-side of Red Lion-street, No. 40.
One House on the South-side of Theobald's Road, No. is.
One House on the North-side of ditto, No. 37, with Pre-'
mises in Green-street..
ior.Thirty-nine Years and a Q airter from Lady-day 18(54.
Six Houses 'on the East-side of Lamb's Conduit-street,
numbered from 18 to 21, -and No.. t 3.
Two Houses on the North-side of Theobald's Road, No. 50
and 5 .
Two !louses on the SRuth-side East-sqeet, and 3.

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Two Houses on the North-side of ditto, No. as and 26.
Six Houses on the East-side of •New NNth-Strcet,•'nutn:
bered from 6 tog, and No. 13 and 14.
Thirteen nausea on the West-side of ditto, numbered from
20 to 21, and from 3e to 34.
Eight ll,•uses on the North and South-side of Richbell-
court, numbered from t to S.
• Each House will be lctt Separately. . •
The Premises are to be put, into substantial repair, agree„
able to a Particular, which may be seen Lt the 0 of lobe
Gotobed, Esq. the Receiver, No. is, Norfolk-strect, Strand,
Proposals tor taking any of the Premises are to be delivered
Jscaled up)
uly next.

A FREEHOLD.--INIVIINGTON, HANTS.
TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CON'PRACT,
THAT Elegant and Commodious IVlattsion, call-
ed the G ROVE-HOUSE, with the furniture, si-
tttate near the Town of Lymington ; and immediate Posses-
sion may be had. The House has been recently enlarged,
improved, and finished in a superior and substantial man-
ner. It contains on the Ground Floor, a. Drawing-room, 21
feet square, 12 in height ; Dining-room.of the same dirrten-
sions ; Library, at feet by 17, 12 in height ; Breakfast Par-.
lour, at feet by is, 9 feet 7 in height ; with Offices of every
mlee'tiption complete anti convenient. In • the Attic Story
are five large Pa-chambers,. with two Dressing-robins, lam
excellent Servants' Rooms,' and a Laundry. Theme are good
Kitchen Gardens (partly walled) and a neat Shrubberr sur-
rounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling tor
tour Horses. The Furniture is new within the last ten
3nonths, made of the very best materials, in the first style of
elegance, .and in gaud preservation.
.G rove- flutist: ctimmands beautiful and extensive views of
the Isle of Wight, the Sea, and the surro.tading Country.
That delightful Walk called the- Grove, adjoining, js part of
the Premises, and will be included in the Sa:e.
For further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to
Charles St. Barba, Esq. at the Batik in,Lymington, whommill
I,deliver -nacos lot viewing thcliouse and Furniture.

A DISEASE OF, INVARIABLE FATALITYt
THE late Mr.' JOHN HUNTER affirms, that
Mercury, when it does nut succeed in that dreadful
Disease which poisons the iterm of human lite is invariably
fatal. Repeated Cures, if they may be called Cures of this
Disorder, by Mercury, breaks down the Strongest constitu.
lions, and renders; every turlortunate Sufferer an infirm and
perpetual Patient. A . general debility being induced, the
constitutionis open to all Diseases. particularly those of a
scrophulous, hedic, and consumptive kind. A derail of
these consequences would appear a horrible romance; and
the only hope of relief and cure, is in the use of the Genuine
SYRU P. of DE VF LNOS which Many.persons have a rte.-
lariouS interest to decry. it ads salutarily on the whole
system ; throws off all its impurities, and removes that fee..
ble lassitude,that. debility and atrOphr, which are their cer-
tain adds. .
The Medicines are prepared and administered in Frith.
.street, London, at .13s. a Bottle; where Mr. Swairtsonis-ul-.
happy, by his advice, to assist in diminishing the mighty
n►a,s of evil with which this Disease and its prctendcd re-
medy, o ppressco mankind.
N.. 8. The Public is hereby seriously warned against ths
tise•of the Jtam.: of, De Velnos, even when mispelt ; which
name must be frJudulently annexed to Pills, Balsams, and
any thing but the Vegetable Syrup ; the recipe for which is
,the Sale property of Mr. Swautson.