The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-28 00:00:00

P 1 PIDE YDS.

lone zB. James Ciffird, of Shepherd-street, Oxford-street,
Nliddiescx, coal-merchant, at ten; at Guildhall.,
June 22. Absolom Gray, of Flea-sire:Ay L,0n.19; mercer,
at tert,'at Guildhall.

tune zi . hompson'and Percival Barker, of Dean-
street, Southwark, Surrey, mercnants and co-partners, at
one, at Gutidhall, London._ _

j tine ?..i. William Spears, of Rood-lane, London, fish-sales-
luau, 'at ten, at Guildhall.
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'Lille 2Y. 'Thomas Eddells, of A Iderrnaidniry, London, ware-
imosenun,a,t one, at . -

June ty. Richard Walker, now or lateof Leicester,- attelve,
at the Blue Bell Inn; LeiceNter.
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!lily S. William Whittaker, of Manchester, meichant, -at
eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn,' .Mabichester.
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lune 19. lames Haohnes„aßotchergate, near CarliSle,'Cum-
Berland, common carrier, at eleven, at the Lion and Lamb,
Carlisle.
July 4. Edward Nixon, of Manchester, merchant; at eleven,
at the'Spread Eagle- Inn, Manchester.
June 19: Benjamin Rushforth of Marshall-Hall, and Wit-
ham Rushtorth, Gf Crowstone-Hall, Halifax, Yorkshire;
merchants and co-partners, at ten, at 'the Yew Tree Ism,
Robert. fawn, Birstall, Yorkshire. •
June 23. John -Russell, now or late of Worcester, grocer, at
tour, at the Hop Pole lnn, Worcester. .
lune iB. Thinnas Haynes, now ur latent'Oundle Northamp-
tonshire, nurseryman, at eleven, at the George Inn, North-
ampton:

June 16,, I osiah Jenner Jordan, late of Gloucester, .tea-dealer,
at eleven, at the Oht Bear,Gloucester. ,
June 23. )ohn Russell, Edward Russell,William Hartland,
and "Thomas Williams, now or late of Worcester; merchants
and co-partners, at, four, at the Hop Pole • Inn, Wor-
cester.

June 26. John Milner, of Morley,' Yorkshire, woolstapler,
at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds.
June 26: %Wiliam Dingman; late of Liverpool, merchant, at
one, atthe York liotei, Willianeson-square, LiverpoOl. -
July 12. Samuel Johns, late of Plymouth. Dock, shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter.
June e 7, • John Peters and Alexander Peters, of Southwark,
Surrey, linen-drapers and •co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.

Isaac Redde:l, of West Trooimiich, Staffindshile,,

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Ihrnara Siu of York, wiile-merchant.
John- Speni..er'the y,ininger, late LiV '.rpoor, innkeeper.

The
,Leami-cr, whiCh lies sailed from New York
underGenc-1-al :MIRANDA, on a predatory or levolu,
tionary enterprize against some part of Spanish
'America, was ,boarded in, the Mona Passage by a
British Cruizer, the Captain of which "was about to
send, her •tb Jamaica, when, it is stated, MIRANDA
produced a passport from the• British Government,
and, it is-added, was in consequence suffered to pro-
ceed.. .

Short is the existence now of the present Lottery
—yet never was the remainder of a drawing of any
former Scheme'equal in.interest to that of the one
now at issue.—Though four dayS, are over, all its
greater -Prizes are yet to be possessed. In short, in
filed and floating Prizes, there are still to be distri-
buted, amongForttme's Votaries, nearly 170,0001.—
and with but little more than two 'auks and a half
to a Prize at any period of the remaining Six Days.
The nioment is truly critical; and spirited adventu-
rers will not let it escape them.
When disorders, of the 'most malignant nature
have either from hereditary causes, the luxury- or
dissipation
.of the age, crept as it were involuntarilyr.
into our frame, it is of the utmost importance to
those affliaed with them to _knew where to meet
with a permanent and radical Cure. This having '
long been the obje& of Dr. SOLOMAN, of Gilead-
House, near Liverpool, he has at length consented
to make public his An"ti-lippetigines, a medicine
founded on a chemical • and philosophical basis,
for the cure of the ,Seairvy,, King's Evil, &c.
and_ which. he has adminiStered duriu- a long aiurse
Of private practice 'with the' most, complete and
never-failing, success; in the. most. obstinate cases. ('
The powers of this medicine are of the most gentle
and invigorating nature, gradually cleansing the
„blood from every impurity, and restoring the pa-
tient to his 'pristine health, when every other has
entirely failed, as may be fully seen in the pam-
phlets delivered gratis by all the Venders in' most
towns. • ._

HIRTIL
On Sunday morning last, at Wallington-House, near New—
bury, the Lady Of A. F. Nimes, Esq. of:: DaltOter.