The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-11 00:00:00

SALE BY AUCTION.

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WOODLANDS.—EIegant Freehold Residence, envieoned by
Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, with a Paddock eneircliag it
'of 12 Acres of Land, together with the eleaant and wall-
'adapted Furniture anti Effects, near Lyndhurst, in lamp-
•shire.-4ly Messrs. 110111Ns, an the Premises, Woodland,
Cottage, within two miles of Lyndhurst, on Thursday, the
2htli of April, at Twelve, by virtue of nn Execution from
the Sheriff of Hants, and without any reserve;
AN elegant unifiam FREEHOLD 'RESI-
P.ENCE, finished with a view to the voMplete accom-
modation of a respectable family, called Wooaladd, together
with the elegant Furniture, which has hevii completed within
12 months, In the present fashion, and c-mpreliending evey
thing requisite tar an elegant cottage villa; also a cellalybf
hue old wines, upright grand. piensHorte, live and deed t4rol-
ing•stack, Lice.—This delightful residence was formerly the
celebrated hunting villa of Captain Jervis, delightfully situ- •
ate in the, centre of the lawns and grounds, tthlch arc laid Out
with nincb taste, and surrounded .by scenery at the most its-
teresting and pictutestoe description; together with acres
of nark meadow, entirely surrounding tins deliglithil retreat;
new Stabling and coach-hottee have lately been added, and the
attached offices are abundantly sufficient ; the residence is
distant only two Milts from Lyndhurst, in thr most pleasant
part of the Saw Forest, surrounded by good roads, in the cer-
tre of two packs of fox-heundir, and- in a MAO,
,select neigli-
bourhoodi distant seven miles from Southampton, and seven
from Ramsey. Coutiguous is a Cottage, suited ton smell fa,
wily, with garden,'padduck of three acres, and possessitin.
Particulars may he had 14 days prier to the sale, the lid's!
.cipla -Inns at Lyndhurst, Southampton, itionsey; at Mr..
Nuts, 92, ilernersitreet ; and ill Covvittiarden, where tt
drawing of the estate may he seen.

" Invalidigne patrunt refirant jejunia nati."—Vtaa.
From the faint embrace
Vnmanly sons,arise—a puny race! •
I'ARRIA6E, Ishouid tic the foundation of sn-
JL dal happiness. which is often disturbed, thtotrgli the
!males 'hitt ,fitem the union not taking those piecititioni
which would secure, them the enjoyment of that great lluute*-
tic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders
under which human nature is,known to sutler, there are nine
mare alarinittgor distressing than those which result front
fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, or • solitary intempe-
rance.

Messrs. CURRIE and Co.' beg to state that the sedulous
attention of a practice exclusively directed twilie treatment
and cure ,uf CI R VAIN cpNivLAINTs,, entitle them to the
claim of superior acquirement. As regular Surgeons,. they
offer a 'peen). arid permanent cure for every stag,., of that dis-
order, which is contracted in en unguarded aliment, and
which poimne the springs of life, and for every class of debi-
lity; which is the consequence of juvenile indiscretions, pre-
venting the maturity of manhood, entailing by anticipation.
en its unhappy victim all the Lutirinities of old age—the body
becoming enervated and emaciated—the cheeks yellow and
bloodless—and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result
of 'their success ih this particular branch, they refer, to that'
reputation, which,- they flatter themselves; they have ac-
quired, by thirty years' experience,. iu a much extended prac-
tice. In slight and recent cases of syphilictic complaints, a
perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days; and
in cases of strictures, pains in the bones, glees. seminal
weaknesses, &c. &c. a proper perseverance in their plan of
treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in
their EXPECTATIONS of a FAMILY, may be assured that,
in most instances, such defects are gamble by medical skill ;
and thodgli the removal of such impediments be an object of.
doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such de-
fects, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquire-
ment of their experience.
Messrs.CURRIE and CO. may he consulted by patients of
either sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at' their
house, No. ton, Hatton Garden. Patients in the conntry,
stating their case, age, and general habit of living, &c.
enclosing"' remittance for advice and medicines, the same
will be gym) or Jeat to any par; of the kingdom.
107 a Manta Uardo•
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SIII3ITCTOI.
nsrly in this Month-will be published, in 4to. '
"IkTAIMATiVE of the A OVEN? UItES and
TRAVELS. In the INTERIOR of AFRICA, by RO-
liEltr I'vho was wrecked nit the %Vest ern
Ceuta, in the Year 1410; MS detained three years in Slavery
ainrinot the Arabs of the Great Desert, and resided •several
Ai„,,t1,3 yt T.lnhaet,,... With a Map, kind copious Notes.
Printed attiforiniy. with Park's Last Journey Anti Life.
Worh.comprisci art interestinq picture of the suf.
fet in.rs e f (Tristians who liner the inisfortune.to fall into the
hands uftife Arobs—.7nrions Details of the Characters, Lives,
iillil Haidts of the various Tellies of.the Desert—and the oily
;recount, tot the tet,tirtiot,): of all eye witness, of the present
shete of that treat object of European research-r6the City of
Tonsioictuo.