The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-07 00:00:00

IMPORTANT FACTS.

•
ALL. the ob}ec ions that have existed against for-
mer Lotteries appear to have been removed by the pre-
sent Scheme. Each Day's Drawing will be nearly equal, and
the number of Prizes will be in the same proportion evcry
clay from the first to the last. There are Capital Prizes to
the amount Of nearly r 20,0001. and the tOrmation of the
Scheme is such that a single Ticket may gain 45,0001. ; be:
sides which, there are upwards of a thousand small Prizes
mote than usual. The Wheel will go round on Monday
next.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
•
. May 2, 406.
THE COM :A rv
MISSIONERS riCTUALLING
Ills AyEST)" r N.4PY do hereby give Noticf, That
on Thursday the, tstb inst. at _eleven o'Clock`precisey,_in the
Forenoon, thsv will, he ready to sell, to tie bigheStßidder, at His
Majesty's Vietualling Premises at De'ptrd, sandy Lots of the
following Provisions and giauallingStares.,viz.
Bread, Bread Dust, Bran, Bakehoute Sweepings, Bags and
Rags, Beef, Pork. Suet, Packing Scraps, Empty Tierces
and Irish Barrels, Vinegar, Butter, Butter,' G tease,. Slush
and Scrapings, Cheese, Sugar, New Board DOublet and
Slab Ends, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece and Rum Puncheon
Heads, Staves of various descriptions, Tight and l:iy Head-
ing, Iron Hoops broken and bent, and worn-out Coopers'.,
Tools—lying In His Majesty's Viduallipg at?,
Deptford..

A Deposii of 251. ter Cent. is to be made 11P9n the Antimi
each Lot at the time ofSetle and if the remainder of the' 111,44
Le not paid, and the .Parlicalars taken away, within twenty work-' .
lag days afterwaidr, the Deposit will Le jotjetted,'and tZe Goods
remain the Proper-.y of the Crown. -
The other Condition'. may be seen, and printed Catalogu. '`a•z,o
be had, at the Secretary's O//ice.

GENI:RAL POST-OFFICE,
1116, t, 1806.
A CAUTION.

SOE Merchants.qf Eminence in London, and is
M a
great
,Comme,cial Town in the Counpy, have lately been
prosecuted at the instance of Nis Majesty's Postmaster-General,
and con /Red irr Penalties and Costs, for sending Letters. ht
Boxes, by Stage Coaches, in prejudice of the •Revenzie of the Post.
Office. .
It it hoped that this will be a Warning- In all similar cases, as
their Lordships are bound to prosecute the Llll, to its Pill exunt.
The Penalty is Five Pa'unds, ;with Costs, for every Letter
sent (recoverable against the Party sena'ing) contrary to the. Pro-
visions of the Statute of. 42 Geo. Il I. Cap. Bt, fir preventing
Letter's being sent otherwise than Post.
By Command of the Postmaster-General,
FRANCIS FREELING, See.

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ESSAYS, in 'a• SERIES of LETTERS to a
• TR! END, on the following Subjects :
A•Man!s writing Memoirs of his own Life.
2. Decision of Charaeler.

3, The 4pplication of the Epithet,. Romantie.
4. Evangelical Religion, IJ:evadingly unacceptable to Men
of Taste.
By the Rev. JOHN FOSTER, Freme.
Printed Air Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornie, • Paternos-,
ter.row, ••
• ",To declare at once our opinion of this honk, we must
say, that we have seldom perused any publication ,tvith more
pleasure. 'He•il, on the whole a Most masterly writer, per-
spicuous, acute,. profound and eloquent. .He appears inevery
page. the warm supporter of she best interests of mankind ;
ise writes with a degree of feeling and energy which is highly
captivating. His style is Atheommonly
Jacobin RevieW,
". We are highly grsritied when we meet with a writer
who, to a view of p-rofJund- and original. thought, together
With just views nf religion and of morals, Joins the talent of
reeortunending his ideas by the graces of imagination, and the
powers of eloquence. Such a writer we have the happiness,
of reviewing at present."—Lciectie Review, .Nov.