The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-11 00:00:00

ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERsET
Ht txrum:rioN of tile ROYAL ACA-
IiENIYISNOW OPEN.
Admission (from Eight o'cicieh trti Seven), One '

Ca!al.rigue;

H. UOIVARD,R.A. ec

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Nit 7 EST INDIA. DOCKS.--Whereas
,various
EST
PARCELS of GOODS, imp4red prior to.the 31st De-
cember, 1818, are now lyin<, in the West India Docks; the
charges on which hare not been paid; the.cpurt of Directors
:therefore hereby give-Notice, thatosilless the rates arulcharge
ue Upon the said Goods are paid up within two months from
this date, they Will be brought to Public Salt'to defray the
Same.•
• By order of the Coact,
. . . H. LONGLANDS, Sec.
West India Dock-house, May 4, 1821. , . .

•
EYTON, StOck-Biokei, 2, and
Lombard-street, has to anninince"to the Public that
Tickets and Shares of Chances forl New Lottery, which will
be decided 17th May, are now on Sale et Ids fortunate Office
at unprecedented low Prices; viz. Ticket only 11 Guineas:
71. 13s, quarter 31. 175., Ejglith Ga., Sixteenth
44 Evcry Ticket klecitles ils own fate., and lig other.
Porty-four Capitals, including-Two or 1,000 l.•, Two of 4,000,
ale sure to be drawn on the 17th of May.—E.M"l'ON solicits
tcl,leri‘,3lid patronage of the Public at his fortunate 011 ice,
—'"l-1I LL, where all Business in the Funds is transacted
~sitb fidelity and dispatch.

ME EVENT OF A DAY MAY PROVE A FORTUNE

. ,
FOR LIFE !
BISH reminds his old and best 'Friends,
7,r• the Public, that the whole of the 4,17.07,Prizes 'will he
NEXT THURSDAY, (17th of May,), when every
"'IC- et and every Share Chance must he decided.
Prire of Adventure is reduced nearly One Half; as a
hole Ticket Chance only costs £l4 14s. and a Sixteenth
0711 y Twenty Shitlinhs !
`;,n• T 7 Prizes trust he drawn Next Thursday, inelndingTVen
e
4:?1,000, others of £4,000, £l,OOO, 84c. &c. and 100
Lila:lee:l of gaining Two of 20,20(1.-I\7'o Classes.—Every
Ticiiel drawn singly, each-deciding its own fate, and no other.
bfi3LLUSH solicits the favours of the Public, at his old-esta-
. kiltd Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross; where- he
"'lli in the last Lottery, THREE Prizes of £21,000, besides
tkver,l minor Capitals.
**.*The Prices of,Stocks are affixed howl), against
Mee in Cornhill, by which the Public can the fluctuations.

VVOODBRIDGE, Suffolk.—To .he SOLD,
and entered upon immediately, Ficehold and Land
ax redeemed, WOODBRIDGE LODGE, situate in a most..
beautiful and sporting part of the County, and now in the
n(cupation of the OWner. The House commands a charming
tj';'Pect of bill and dale, with an extensive view of the riverDetjpn,
--"„"") navigable for vessels of considerable burden. it
c''''Prises a handsome entrance-hall, drawing-room, dining.
"B"rn and library; six ch.amliert,, dressing room, nursery,
'tort siltin
c g-room, winch have been fitted up so as io secure a
en
saving in furniture; kitchen, butler's-pantry,
• "r4t-t-,Oni, cominodions cellars, with a man servant's bed-
. r and various other ctlic The coach• house, stabling,
lareets-room, &e. tir.c. have beenes. newlyland most conveniently
dis Posed. The lawn, pleasure grounds, and kitchen garden
a high wall, are 'stocked with the -chtricesi fruit trees.—
Plants in the grapery are just coining, to perfection, and
t`"e green-lionse, a most elegant building,..has been newly
),ToPleted. The whole, containing about five acres, has been
4,d out in the most tasty manner. Though enclosed within
its own pi:citations, the house is within five nrinntes walk
nf the town, which is 77 miles from Lorido:t; on the high
''':art to Yarmouth, 17 miles from Aldborough, and within
,14,,•0f a beautiful beach and cliff upon the coast. The Pre-
; "*. mad he viewed, by apiAitation "to 'the. owner
,residing
„,c7e, and will he found to possess every requisite for the lin-
reception of a family —Letters post paid.
-110V.I.L.PLACE near Maidstone, Kent, late
soLoille Residence of James Hnikes, Esq. deceased.—To be
liII Its' PRIVATE CONTRACT, the above capital
4" FREE-
'I) MANSION, with Acres of Land, situate in a
I iful part of Kent, near the Medway, about:ls miles from
ec,„116"1- The Houk! is in•complcte repair, cOmprising every
Tr("tkience, and fit for a family Of the first respectability.
(.I'7 !remises contain, on the principal floor'of the lansion,
it 11.,,ttz and-drawing-room of large and equal dimensions,
1.,,:::.4•a5t-rooni opening into PI conservatory, library, billiard.
41, aHd other reipilsites. On the first floor, a small draw-
, .
}'..!:.r°,uu or lady's sitting-room, and five hest lied-chambers,
ides other rooms and good attics over. The out-otlices,
with , -
""übie coach-hmise, and stabling for six horses, are
e.'stn'rePicte.• Also,-an excellent kitchen garden, grapery, plea.
• gkouuds, wood ;and ash •plantations, in a flourishing
u„..e, and shrubberies tastefully laid- out. A large sheet of
I.l:er stocked with fish) runs throngli the grounds.
Acres of Land are planted with flops, and an excellent
• hnose has been tat ely Isuilt thereon. Together with
Tii()ltt One Acre and a Half of Leasehold Premiscs attached.
4,,ce,.fixtures and 'kart of the appropriate furniture, with the
and craps, to be taken At a valuation. Early possession
rosy ire had.—For partienlais, apply (if by letter, post paid)
h r• Bartholomew, Solicitor, 6, New Inn, London, where
Ihs ?.nof the Estate may be seen, and of whom Cards to view •
e
wises may be had.

BUILDERS.--Any person or per6ons
'd A
desirous of contracting to build aI,UNTIG ASYLUM,
pa;r Oxford, according to the Plans and Specifications pre-
ttri.l4 for that purpose, are requested to deliver Proposals, in
lt„ Z, addressed to the Chairman of the Committee, at the
tik;'c',!fie Infirmary, at Oxford, on or before Saturday, the Dth
f)if`" June next, and to attend at. the Radcliffe Infirmary, in
the°,-rd, on the Tuesday following, at the hour of eleven in
t.,!..,",'re'noon. The Prop,sals arc to be scaled up when deli,
-at and will be opened by the Chairman of the Meeting,
tvii‘r time and place last above-me-nilmet]; but no Tender
accepted, unless the person making the same, or some
Rj't en his behalf, shall appear when called. . The flans
:Specifications will, on the 221 day of May instant, be
lied at the Radcliffe Infirmary, in- Oxford, for inspection
'xamination.. RICHARD INGLEMAN, Architect.
Oxford,M
ay 4, 1821,
be ~•
Posse;sion Of the Grown-I-on which the Building is to
arr,-ected cannot be given before Lady-day, 1822; unless an
litiOntelit, which has been proposed, for an earlier
shimld be acceded to by I he tenant.
Witil.a just and humane sense of
tßentille calamitous results arising from the injudicious treatT
1;11,,,. 'if a certain malady, contracted in a manner too well
►rato require comMent, and often 'entaiig oti its -
I' %it:Air/lA-series of distressing- and almostl innsupportablmte
EADY respectfully calls the attention of those
44'.1;_ested, to his pecoliac and most effectual method of cure,
nki„l4,e the advertisin, empiric of the. day, or the equally dri-
,ar"al conduct of thoi'e," who bold the word of riroinise to the
tomeßand hreak it to our Lope." Dr. Lnlv will not presume to
age infallibility in every &sea iption 4 case, but as for as
aliam aid, assisted by inedit;al and sotgieal can be rip-
tio:.u, be promises a certain, speedy, and prim:went restora-
it, I.; having made every species of_Syphilitie aticctirm,. and
tio.satrious train of diseases, the primary objects of his pr01e5;‘,,,111",)4.
;‘,,,111",)4. stndies,.and being flattered by tine transcendant success
tat:i.csli has accompanied his mode of treatment during the
tvitce of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to offer,
f~lO the fullestconfidence, pretensions at once the most hope-
)4(l encouraging. - Innumerable instances can be adduced-
,:_Lyn istratiye of the superiority of Dr. Eady's'systein, which' has.
Arfound to •prevail, even, where eminent talent, retained
t 11111dic institutions, been ineffectual. In addition I'o
fo_t..c consolatory advances, .Dr.• Eady will lie found equally,
iallunate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies
4,rrt,!_i.e human constitution, which embitter, and if not
.timely
Nis:ted, frequently render nugatory the very principal of
. From this desolating- state of inanity and sterility,
.4ttYlece-anitnating the frame and affording tone and elasticity to
I,,rreilnaxed organs. r. End): is happy t convey the most
prateXes F and positive a‘surances that theft
-sufferers ,of both
trescueil; a steady perseverance in the means
bei‘ng only required.—Dr. Eady consulted daily, at
Dean street, ton nt Soho, by patients of boils sexes
~).,,f;tters inset respectful attention.
Sty 1-te Street,• • Soho, is a .
private House;oppositeMeard's
)I,._cy;,,oue end of Dean Street leads into Gerrard Street,
,posite the General Tvvi) brans
nito Oxford Stret— Post Office, and the
Advice gratis to the Poor.