The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-16 00:00:00

WARRAN I'ED UNDRAWN.

TICKETS and SHARES'are on Sale by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at thc.;r
Licensed State-Lottery Offices, No. tog, Cornhilt ; No. 8,
opposite, the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, London ; and
at Norwich ; where the following Capital Prizes have
been Sold and Shared in the last flaw Years:

LAST STATE LOTTERY.
No. The First-drawn' Ticket,,abth Dat', E.
2.6,883, Ina Half, a Fourth, and Two Eighth Shares 30,01 S
35,09, In Tw6 Fourths, Two Eighths, arid Your
-
Siveenths _ 20,000
25,2'5, In One Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Six- ,
teenths - - 10,000
9,915, In a Hilt; a fourth, an Eighth, and Two •
` - Sixteenths - - 5,000
24,165, In a Half, Two Eighths, and Four Six-
teenths - - 2,000
15,938, In Sixteen- Sixteenths - - 2,000
14,735, In a Half, a Fourth,' an Eighth, and Two
sixteenths - - 2,000
IN WHOLE TICKETS. ._
No. 19,96.. '- k. io,ooo No. 20037 - -,C • 54,00
29,454 - - 10,000 10,012 - . 5,000
1,2.4 . -. .' 10,007 48,646 - - 5,000
A150,.-LOTTERY 1791,
No. 12,807, in Sixteen Sixteenths 30,0001.
And in fortiler Lotteries a great propnrtion of Capital
Prizes.

REGISTRATION OFFICE
FOR THE SALE OF HERITABLE PROPERTY.
NOTICE to all SELLERS and PURCHASERS of
HERITABLE PROPERTY in' and near QLAS.
GOIV. •
FROM! the frequent Transfer of PROPERTY,
and the very great quantity constantly in the Mar-
ket, it is evident, were an Office opened for the Registra-
tion of all the Heritable Properties onASale, either in
Glasgow, Lanarkshire,.or any of the neighbouring .Coun-
ties, it would Word much conveniency both to the Buyers
and Sellers. _

The Owners -of many Properties, thototit ready and
willing to sell, ,rill not beat the trouble and expence of
advertisipg in the Newspaper's, and others do not chuse to
hold their Properties up to public view in that manner.
Some Propprties cannot bear the 'heavy charge even of oc-
sional advertising ; and very new can ailind to have-so lull
descriptions given as. would be, satisfactory, and are often
wanted. For these an similar reason, am* must at all
times be much Property for sale that is not fully known
to be at market.
Sellers, *Means of the Schen). 6 non proposed, would
alwayrhave an opportunity to keep'therr Property in the
cyc of the
•Public, and, in view of all who really wish to
purchase, aod-at a very moderate expence, as Property
registered would-appear in the market till sold.
An Institution of this kind would give Purchasers an
opportunity of procuring general information, and of see.;
ing particular descriptions of the Heritable Property on
sale, which must prove an advantage to all concerned.
To carry this into elle& GEORGE THOMSON, Cor-
ner of Huclieson-street, Glasgow, has OPENED an OF-
FICE for the REGISTRATION of HERITABLE
PROPERTY on SALE,, and solicits the support, en-
cianr4,ement, and patronage of t.;ie Public.
He has already on ins Books, several Estates in he
Country, a variety of Situations for Villas, many Lots of
Building Ground, and a. great choice of Houses, which
are to be'sold by various Proprietors anti Agents at ditlin-
ent titnesand places.
Registration, when the description is a moderate lepgth,
Five Shillings, and if renewed after standing a year on the
Books, Two Slullings and Sixpence.
George Thomson farther otters his service to the Public
as a Broker-or Agent, either in the sale. or purchase of He.
ritableProperty. This he hopes May prove a coaveniency
to Gentlemen who are not immediately on the spot, or who
have 'other and more important' Engagements on their.
hands. He has •at present the disposal of Lands in the.
Country, Situations for Villas, Building Grounds, a variety
of Houses and Shops in Glasgow, which he recommends
to intending Purchasers as well deserving attention.
Brokerage fort he purchase or sale of any PrOperty at 'or.
under TWO Hundred Pounds, Tivo Guineas, with five .
ibillings for every additional Hundred Pounds.
Gentlemen al a distance wishing to lay; out Meng in
the purchase of Estates in Scotland, or upon Mortgage,
may,receive such information as they may'..want,- by writ-
ing (post-paid) to the Advertiser.
Glasgow, tith Feb. iSot. • •

On Thursday next, the :9th of March will be published,
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PURSUANT toa DECREE of the HIGH COURT of
CHANCERY, aside in a Cause BRANCH against
DOWNES ;
I—HE Creditors and. Likatees of WILLIAM
.
HARPUR BRANCH, late of Peckham, in the
Parish of Camberwell, in the. County of Surrey, Sur.
veyor, deceased, .are to come in and prove their several
Debts, and claim their respcdiveLegunes before Edward
Leeds, Esq..one of the Masters ofthe said Court, at his
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings' Chancery-lane,
London, or in default thereof they will be excluded the
Ewe& of the said Decree.
.For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Cooper and
Loivc, of Southampton-buildings, and Messrs. Sudlow
and Richardson,' of Monument-yard. • •

By. VIRTUE of a COMMISSIOIII of APP RAI SE-
Id ENT and SALE, issued out of the HIGH CO U RT
of ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND- -;

WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' •
At the Island of Guernsg, on Monday the loth of April,
18ot ;
THE following GOODS; now lying'in Ware.
houses at G uern sey, and the to be delifered, viz.
9.0 Ii I DES in the Hair,
yo Large-CAS ES of SUG A R ;
being the-entire Cargo'of the Danish BrigNeptuntis, Ana-
tus Torgrinson Master, from Lisbon bouratto.Bilboa
For vievfing she Goods, or any other Particulars,, apply
to Mr. Solomon Langa, Merchant, Guernsey. ; and for
Samples of the. Sugar, &c. to Messrs. Prickett and
Weston,' Merchants, Weymouth..

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
'.lly 'WILLIAM SEAMAN,
At the Kings Head, in the Market Place; Great Yar-
mouth, on 'Thuratay the 19th of March, tgoi, at 12
tl.Clock runless Nuner disposed of by ,Ptivate-Contrad,
of which timely np_fice will be given) ; • •
THE CUTTER, late called the DUKE ..of
yoRK," but now'called the KING of PRUSSIA,
of the admeasurernent of 54 Tons, now lying in Yarmbutni
Haven, compleatly, .4itted up as a P.acket, with is B&ts,
and every Convenience, and with all her Materials as-from
and fit for Sea. •

. veoet only 5 years old, is a remarkably fast
sailer, and has been employed ever since she was bait, as
a Packet-Boat between' London and ilambbrgli, and Yar-
tnouth and Ha mburgh. c;
Printed Inventories of her 'Furniture. and Materials niaj
belhad, by applying to the Atteloneer, at Yarmouth.