The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-16 00:00:00

NUMBER 55671

EDUCATION.
GENTLEMAN and his Wife, residing in a
„, healthy part of the Isle of
FOUR PUPIL
the
'VA. RD and L DU C ATI ON of FOUR from the
t ges Six to Thirteen, and qualify them in every respect
any of the Public Schools. French,Arithmetic; Geogra-
V2Y, and Mathematics, will beincluri;d'Ai the Pupils course,
°t Studies. Patents inay rely oli their the
kindest Treatment, and the strictest attention being_ paid 'to
!ieir Morals, Terms Eighty Guineas each per attain:l, in-
cluding every Expence, Books excepted.' '. •
Letters (post-paid) addressed toMessrs. Rowden's,
150oksellets NeW ort Isle of Wight, will meet Aithal-
tentiori. P

RicRARDBoN, pOODLUCK,,and .Co.
tradOrs With Governinent lor the present S,I"A FE
4-9TTE KY, respeafully inforni the Pubic that .T ICK E TS
and SHARES are now on Sale at their Offices, Bank. bgild--
'at% Comfit 11, and opposite .the King's Mews, Chating.cross.

SCHEME:
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FIVE TICKETS O? EACH NUMBER.
All to be Drawn the tgtb of.OOTOBE R, Oho.

FREEHOLD ESTATE
-On HILLINGDON 1-OATH, net 4!'XI3RIDGE,

, With immediate Posession. .TO E •
'
,SOLD, BY,PRIVATE CONTRA('t,
CAPITAL FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, :or
Mansion-house, well adapted t.,r the.residence of a gen.
ling Family, pleasantly situated On the higuesr part ot
don Heath, in the Paan,h ot tneCounty of
Ivitddlesex, within two miles from Uxbri he, and newly op.:
Naite to the Thirteenth Mile-stone tram London ;.consisting
kin the Ground Floo-) cut a very good Dining- p-.rlour, Break,
I,st•rann and Study. with a handsome-room} Staircase, and ,
„"all of Entrance ; a Kitchen, Servant's-hall, butler's-pan-
try
and other convenient Offices, and good Leilarage. On
the first
Floor there is a. spacious and' handsome Drawing,
and, three commodious Be-chlinfiers. The- Attie
Story Contains five Bed:chart-M. rs . Tnere is also a Dairy,
laundry, and Wash-house, near to, but detached front the
-swelling .houie, with Servants'-rooms 'over them.. The
i'Ock front ot the House opetis intzia'C arden and Shrubbery,
~e4ttittg towards an t )rchant, 'and an excellent Kitchen-gar-
"en, inclosedywith Brick Walls, and well pladted with choice
Trutt. 'Flees ; togrrlkr with- two Coacti...horsTs, a .tallcd-
4table for six Horses, Cow.tiouse, [lay-barn, and other corn,-
.1110diOuS Out-buildings, with five lnclosures Ot excellent
-'astute acid Mowing-ground contiguoui, containing together
45..Acr6ok3Ure or I►ss.
The situation of flillingdon Heath is remarkable for the
salubrity of the air. • '
'These I‘,remises have been successively'ut• the occupation,-
of Sir lames Cockburn; Baronet, the Flonrurahle General
t're'e, and Lady Sullivan, and are new in the- hands of the
rdPrietor.
Further Particulars and Price of the Estite may be ktiown
l'.Poiappli..ation (by Letter, post paid) to Mr. Tindal, bob-
byat CliehnstOrd, Essex ; and the Estate
,may be viewed
apply ing to Mr. Elliott; at llayes, rear Uxbridge, -

EU k LIIIR ARI ES;;S OOLS, &c. •
This Day was published,
.GUY'S CHART of 'GENERAL HISTORY
on a clear and comprehensive .plan. Size iiine;een.,
1 ihches by thirty - price 'in sheets, coloured,' ;
.on canvas_
anti rollers, 105.6 d. . . .
This Chart conveys not only distinti ideas of distant
events in any one country, but of the relative.occurrences of'
ilitterent narions. History without sotne such helps tau blittle
in, re than a confused heap of facts. What Maps are td
Ceography, this is to History; it will accompanN4t4e.nis.
tonal' through all his researches ; it will interest;
awaken curiosity, and greatly assist his memory-, by giv..
?trig a hind of locality to events.. It will i,ot ottly iacilitate
•1116 progress, but give him clearer ideas of rue rise, (tura-
tlOn, &c. of each country than the, bare perusal of aiany
'volumes.

13y fOSE P GUY, •
Author of the " Pocket Cyclopeectia," " School Geogra-
phy,,, British Spelling Book," dzo. and Professor of
Geography, Great Marlow.
liiinted for C. Cratiock and W. Joy, No. 32, Piternoster.
row.

FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION.
HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THESE Pills are particularly recommended in all
Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de.
zangedAttion of the Stomach, from Colds, whereby the
-Secretion of Bile•is obstructed, or from Excess in -Eating or
drinking, Wherein the Bile is rendered acrid and c'rrosive,
and regurgitated to the .S tornach, causing Sickness, Jaundice,
Windy Disorders, Indigestion, &c.
In Habitual Costiveness, a sluggish .State of the Bowels,
Sick Head-ach,and also during Pregnancy, they niay be taken
• with singular good effect.
_Price zs 9d. per Box, duty included.
Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66( St.
Paul's Church4yard, London, and retail by Baxter, Edin-
ion rgh, and Bull, Dublin, and all I.l.:alers in Medicine.

PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation requires-
. a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with
Apartments to Lie-in, agreeably to their circumstances ;
their.intants put out to nurse, and taken care ot. The con-
solation resulting from this Undertaking to many of the most
espedable Families in the Kingdom, by securing peace and
concord amongst Relations and Friends, is sufficiently con-
spicuous to be countenanced by -the humane and sansible
part of Mankind. I lonour and secrecy having been the basis
of his Concern for thirty years, may' be relied on. Those
TegStdless ot reputation will not be treated with.
Apply to Mr. Symons, or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, London
ilouse.yard, St. Paul's Church-yard.
An eligitvle Country I-louse, where Ladies may be accom-.:
Thodated with A parmialits, if more agreeable than in Town.
:Letters (post-paid) attended ,to, and Advice in all Di's-
411e,rs:incicent no Women and Children.

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.

DM R. JAES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, which
were contrived by the I nventor,as -a Kenteity for him--
sev, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are'ad-
ntirably calculated for Rheurnatisins, Colds, and. all those
coull,laints to which the human !ratite is liabte from the
. vicissitudes .of our climate : likewise for Bilirms, and. all
other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; and for Head-
achs, occasioned by indigestion or by free living. -
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at OF Warehouse
: for - 'Jr . Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Churchyard,
and at Dr.James's late House, in Bruton-street, price 4s.‘d.
a Box, containing 36 Pills ; or six' in one large Box for il. 45.
• None are genuine but those which have the wads New-
berg, No. 4,„ St. Paul's," engraved in the stamp. : ••
*** A true judgment will- be formyd of the pretensions of
• a ID4li who oilers Dr lames's Pills for sale, when it is known
that tie was a mere labourer in .. the Doctor's garden, and to
• tally ifolorant of theprincipal ingredient, Or. James's Pow.
tier, of-which he had the audacity to advertise himself " as
the- original and only preparer ;" though
,it is proved, that
this Medicine was actually prepared and sold before he was
borri,;aid that he never was employed in any. part (.4tthe pro.