The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-16 00:00:00

NEW STATE LOI 'FE RY

EGINS DRAWING the 12th of MAY, 1806.
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t Prize of Zi3,000 - - is - k 25,606
2 - - - - 20,000 - - - - - - 40,0"00
2 - - - - lu,ooa - 20,000'
3 - - - - Soot) - - - - - - 15,c00,
1 - - - bOOO - lo,o;:,o
to - - - - -.Sao,- - sOOO
23_ . - - - boo
6 3o - 2,c)0•
6230 - - - 21
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25,000 Tickets ,Cz30,000

Five First-drawn Tickets, ist Day E 1000 each Z,* 5000
Five FirstArawn.Ticket§, 34t Day 1000 each 5000
First-dilwn - 4th Day - - 10000
Ditto - - sth Day - 2.0;.000
Ditto - - - 6th Day - - - 2.5,000
PriCe of a Ticket - - Zl9 19
Half' - - to 3 0
43 1 Eighth - - ,C 2 12 o
Quarter - - 5 2. . Sixteenth - t 6 0
TICKETS and SitA,RE
,A..t on Sate at an the Li,:cnced
Lottery-(!ices:

TWO hundred and: nine Capital Prizes, from
soot. to 30,0001. have beeit shared, sold, and registered
in the lastand former Lotteries, by
AORNSBY and Co.
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z 6,. Cornhill, sz, Charing-cross, and Sr. Margaret's -Hill,

BorOugh.
Tickets,and Shares- for toe present- State Lottery, to be
drawn the nth of May, are now selling by Hornsby and C.
ip great variet'y of Numbers at the loiii,-est Prices. Orders by
Letter or Carrier exeCuted exactly .on the same terms as if
present.
N.B. All Business in the Public Funds transacted with
Care and Fidelity. - . •

!THIRTEEN - CAPITAL, PRIZES. ifs the last
Lottery (just finished) were shared and sold -at, the
above Gflices, and the Holders of the outstanding Shares
May receive their Money, or exchange them for -Tickets and
Shares in the new Lottery, which begins Drawing the nth
of May. The new Lottery consists of only .is',ooo Tickers,-
The highest Prize is -zs,oool. and the lowest stl. ; there,
are
~1094 more Prizes than were in the last.Lotterr. • -
Schemes, with Paiticulars, may be -had gratis-- as, above,
Where the last 30,0001, the, last. to,oool. and the, last s000l.:
ever"dravvri, were all sold in Shares by T. BISH. •
l 1 -Businessin the I'ub►ic F tmds transaac.l%*ith.fi- -
delity and dispatch.

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This bay, was puhlished,
in Two Vols. Svo. fine wo%, Paper, price rcs. boardS,
THE SCIENCE of LEGISLATION.. From the
Italian of GAE,TENA LA:',l(.: I lilt L. "
By Sir R. CLAYTON.
London : Printed for Thomas Oaten, No. 3, Ave Maria-
larieosrui. may he had,of all other Booltsellem.
Where may he had, a new Editron, just published, of the
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boards.

' ' FINE ARTS. _
MR. CRAIG has-the pleasure of. announcing to
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,theSTUPY of
NATURE, in 'Drawing Landscape; having been loth; out of
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made arrangements for reviving it under the title of The
COMPLETE .INSTRUCTQR in DRAWING. •
,•
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associating tor the purpose of. prOtnoting the Imitative Arts,
as the means of Nationai Prosperity, eery man should do
his duty, and Mr. Craig; therefore, to aid such pafrichi in-
tentions, as •far as in his,power, otE•rs this Work to the Public
as one that, by beginning with the fittest Elements of I.and-
scape, will instruct without the attelid:ince of a Master the
same motives have induced him to publish tr at a price that
will but just defray the expence.
The first Six Numbers, consisting, of six royal Folio Plates.
each, will contain a complete series of progressive Lessons
in L?ndsc4pe,, with -knStrudions lo accompany .each the
next Six Numbers will give similar Instructions and Lessons
in Figures, &c. • ' • •

• Tlie First Niimber, price 6s. 6d. will' 11,:: published Feb:
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The SECOND EDITION, ErLirged,
This Day was published; price 6s.- I:3 .iOardS,
rrHE LIFE and CHARACTER.. of BONA-
PARTE, drawn fioiri Authentic Sources.

By W. BU R DONE, A.:M. •
And.hrnamented with a.srriking L ikeness.-
This Volume will he found interesting to all description's
of Readers it contains, among many others, theJ fol-
lowing particulars : --=..lnectiotes of Bohapar e's early
I.ite -
..His Military Exploits doting tlte. Three Csinpaigns in Italy
-His Passage through Switzerland,, and Cenversations with
ditterent-Individuals-liis• haughty Behaviour at- the Con_
;Mess .at Itastadt -tits l'resehtation to the Direahry-,His
Cruelties, his Letters, and curious Proclamations in Egypt-
, A full Account of the Revolution ort the 18th Brumaire--His
Condud to England, which pr 'yoked the present ‘Var-His
- Cruelties, Murder of Frintei 'Duke I)'Ergliien;,and •Piche-•
grit-Ills privileged Spies-His Secret Police-The Cham-
. ber of Hell described-Reasons:why we never can make Peace
• with him---His Chara6ter, and.how it diffars from other Ty-
- rants who have preceded him, mote savage than any that
'.ever existed in Civilized Eurooe. . . •

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CAPITAL' FREEHOLD OIL MILLS, MEADOW
and MARSH LAND; and PREMISES,
• WALTUAMSTOW, ESSEX.
_ BTO E SOLD• BY AUCTION,

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By PETER CORE, BURRELL, -and FOSTER,
At Garraway's, on Friday next, at Tweiie o'Clock,
.1n Four Lots,
• Lot r. HOSET very .Valuable., Substantial, and
newly-ereeled FREEHOLD 01L MILLS,
construaed on a plan equal in excellence,. if not superior, to
any Mills in the Kingdom, matt advantageously situate on a
branch from the River Lee, Walthanistow., EsSex, six miles
only from ;he Metropolis, either_ by, land or water carriage,
with a plentiful • flow of %%tater, and extensive Right of
Fisery,; comprising an admirable Pile of Building, gz feet
by 44 feet, and four stories in -height, raised with singular
attention, for the .particular purpose of-Conveniently and ex.
peditionsly carrying on an-extensive concern in the' making of
and is:so .const meted, that should occasion, require, part
might easily be converted to .a Corn workr,d' by a'
breast wheel tlideet diameter .and zo feet wide, has two pair
of rolls,- two pair of stones, and IS presses-, with every ne..,
cessary:appendage, and the whole on the most Opprovedand
-fixed principles; large cake houses, cask and cistern houses,
attached, with cisterns in abundan•ce, and lofts ,capable of
stowing 7000 quarters with ease, from whence. the seed can
be distributed, sifting itself in its descent, to every necessary.
part of the works. Detached arc a dwelling-house, IWo cot-
tages for the foreman and wheelwright, various workshops,
store lofts, stabling for 14 horses. coach-house, dairy; bath,
and numerous, outbuildings, gardens, three acres of, pasture
land, and a 'very. valuable right of marsh. • -
Lot 2. Twenty Acres of .rich Freehold incloSeil Meadow
Land, nearly adjoining the Mills.
bit 3, Twelve Acres of Cdpyhold Land-in thc-ComMon
Meadow also nearly adjoining.- •
tor 4. twelve •Acres iii liinvlad, 'separated only by the,
'sewer from.tilP last Lot.
Maybe viewed,. and partieulars at the CheqUers, Walt ham-
stoW ; White Hart, Tottenham ; Angel, Edmonton.; Grey-
hound, Enfield; Castle, Woodford ;,-Eagle, Snaresbrook; at
Lloyd's; Ga:raway's, and the Corn Exchange Colfee:houseS •
Of Messrs.Bleasdale and Alexander, Solicitors, Hatton-court,
Threadneedle-street.(and of .Messrs. Peter Coxe," Burrell,
and Foster, No. 88, Pall-mall, - and No. .s, Thragmorton-
street, Royal Exchange, where' Plans and Sections of the
Mills and EStaV may be seen. - .

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• This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Six -Volumes, OClviro,. price 21. 2S.
in hoards; a
,Edition of .
• •• •
AN ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, Ancient
and Modem, tram the Birth of christ-to the ReAinning
of the Eighteenth Cemuryi in which the 'Rise, Progress,
-and Variations of Church Power are cohsiiiiCredin their Con.
flexion with: the State,. of Learning and l'itiloz,ophy and, the
Political History of Europe durinethat Period. By the late
Eeirned - , • . -

. JOHN LAWRENCE MOSHEIM, D. D.
And ChAucellot of the Poiver.sity of Cioxtingeti.
Tranilated. rim the original Latin, an.l 0,..-zotnpanLed with
• Notes and Chronnlog;,.al Tables,
Ey ARCHIBALD MACI,AINI::, ;).1).
, • To Arnk.h is aEtiLil an accurate E ndex:
Prh:Zed for J. F. and C. Rivingtoh, 17/, I and
RicitautOn; k. lankier, T: and Robinson,
Walker,Yemor, flood, and Shnr4, , R Lea," J. Nunn,
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,W. Stewart, Blacks:anci •Parry, S. Bag-
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SIXPENT F.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, •
• . • . April 3, 13c6,
HE COMMISSIONERSfiw VICTUALLLYG
.His AYESTY's NAIT do berely give Araier, That
on Monday' Ile 2816 instant tiny. will be ready to receive •
Tenders; in writ 'g (sealed zip), and treat for tbr supply of
what FR ESti BEEF shall be demanded j;ir the use of Ills
Majrqy's Ships and (terse!: at. New Romng, in Daher
and at Margate fon separate. Co'iiralls), from /bat Day to •
the 3fct of Dec. next,' inclusive ; and, to be paid for 6,
payable, with inttnest,winety days after date.

The Conditions of the Contrafis may be seen at the Secretari.'l_
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.111.0 regard will be had "to arty Tender in Which the Price shall
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the b'oard befc.re Otte o'Clock on the said Monday the 2A//l instant,
nor unless the Pers= who makes the:Tender, or sure ,Pers9v on
bit helm'', attends, to answer, when eWled for..

XTERNAL AppliQatiOns in Eruptive Cases (cx-
•
cept those arish:g fromp simpleirritapon) could witiimit
Any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains N,,filte
takes to relieve the Health by pushing, the ofrending. matter
to the *skin, and remove it farfra.u•the priti,:iplepf life ! tnr
she knows no -.l)liger than it can_ be kept there does-the Pa-
tient enjoy health. n'ushig repeilents then, what tr,,,thie
.we take to cross one, pf the.moat salutary I:iws of our ilenf:.
fa Tress. In. taking "SPLI.SI3UIt. V's PATENT AN TI-
S CORBUTI C."I3I:OPS the internal habit is correefecl, the
health mends, and thus the Disease dies away. In
pliula,' Scurvy,. Gout, Kin:Lima:ism, Nervous and Bilious
Complaints illepeifdingiOn the irritability of the Statiach,
lief is speedily given. It is necessary to ask for the; ?went
Antiscorbutje Drops, with the King's Duty priired in b;ac.k..
ink, instead of red ink-told as usual at the. niiNtisa7l.-
-Solio-squarC, in, bottles of ss. 6d. los. rl. 2.;. -Duty ill-
clude..l.• •

HEUMATISMS,, Palsips, and Gouty Afic-
.,
firms, With their usual coin:whits-nits, Spasms, or fly-
ing Pains, -Flatulency, I tuligtion, and general D:bllity,
originating in whatever source, are relieved and frequeltly
cured --by WHITEFIEAD's'AS:-; ENC of -NI UST AR D
PIE LS, after every-other Means had failM.
The-Fluid Essence or -lust-art-l; used with the Pills' in
those, CoMplatnts inhere necessary, perhaps. the must
ac-
tive, penetrating, and ell dual Remedy in the World, ge.ie-
rally curing the severest Sprains and'Eruises in less than half
thetime usually taken by any other Liniment or -Ernt,,roca-
firm ; and, if -used imrnTdiately. after any accident, it- pre-
Vents the part turning black. Chilblains it prevents f: Jul
breaking, and. instantly removes their tormenting itchin,r. .
Prepared (Pity, and sold by I t 1,1-3NSTON, Apothecary,
rZ, Greek street, Soho, London, at zs. gd. each Eox or
Bottle ; and
.by every Medicine Vender in the United King-
dom.

The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the-Name
of R. Johnston inserted on it. ' . -

This Day was.published, •
In One very 'thick and closely printed Volume,. contaiiiinz,
upwards of Soo Pages, price toamd~ in boards,,o4 i 2S. well
honn4 in calf and lettered,
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A COMPENDIOUS LAW DICTIONAIIYJ,_
Cl: containing-both an L'kpliThation of the Tetrit and tne
Llvy itsslf, intended for tile tise of the' Country Gentlertian,..
the Ala-chant, and the ProfessiOnal Man.
llv THOM PT AS OTS, Gent.
Formerly of Skinnetiolliill.
Dedicated, by p'etinission, to the Right I lonoutable Lord
• . Fllenboi-ough. • •
" I I to compress a prodigious titn,ritity or matter into a very
'small coinpasa be to consult the accominedation 01 the pub-
fic, the Author of this Djekionary has done it in he coc.iplctesr
Manner imaginable. The smaliqt.and'neatest t)pe, ivn-itout
any unnecgssary spaces, has yo condensed the matter
book, that it might. with diri4ent rnauageme4t, be expand-
cd to a handsome folio.

" To give- a single article by way of specimen out of 'Co
extensive a ‘Vork, would like pro iuciug a brick .as a
sainple of a !louse ; bin ye are clearly' of opinion,' from the
ehaanination we have made, :111(1 from the character •,1 the
Author, that the, Book mil- be karat ektremely•uief !I In
the Library, in the Counting-house, and the "

British Critic. ct
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" The',AuthOr's view in this Work was to ty,
small compass, 'a %York which would not only Oe
professors of'the legal science, but to -mercantile
neral, by atrording a ready explanation of the terms '0
and at the same time stating IR a very general way, so;.;:
the leading law relative to each particular head respect: r.
Greater attention has been' bestowed on those: p.irts of
the Work-which relate to Bankruptcy, .insurance, and other
branches ot-Cointneectal Law, it having been pat!ipuhirly
the wish of the 'Author to adap t the performance to the use
of Merchalgts."7Annual Review, Vol. 2, foray 3.
London: Printed for and sold by Thomas Ostell. No, 3,
A Ye. Maria-lane ; and everylßookselicr in the Kingdom

SOLOIIION's,GUI DE"TO HEALTH.
This Day wts published, ,price 3s. • •
In One Volume Odavo, of near 300 Pages, with an elegant
Portrait of the Author,
• A •NEW EDITION (with Additions) of
ALGUIDE. TO HEALTH; or, Advice to bOth
Sexes in a Variety of Complaints. Explaining the
most simple and' efficaeioUs -Remedies tbr those Diseases.
• whtsch are treated out une....te the following Heads, viz.
-Asthma Fits - • ;
Bathing, Observations on Fluor Albus, or whites
Bashfulness Gout
Bowels Heart-bum
Cold ifysteric A tiZ:dions -
Cmisumption immoderate Evacuation
• Cure for Nervous Diseases I rregurarity about the turn
ejed ion ut lite
Deficiency of Natural Leprosy
Strength Lowness of Spirits
Difference between Venereal Memory, loss or &feet of
Symptoms and those often Nerves, weak
mistaken for them Rheumatism
Digestion Scurvy
Female CoMplaints , Scrofula, Sec.. &c. -
To which is added, An assay on an Incidental Disease,
and consequent Weakness.
By S. SOLOMON, M. D.
This Pamphlet points out the dired method of cure, from.
a Blenhorhagia or Gonerrhon, to a confirmed
which is added, An Essay oo Secret Venery, and a Discourse
on I 1-ipoteelcy in time Male, and Sterility*,and Barrenness inci-
dent to Females, &c. 'An Appendix on the subject otet soli-
tary.and destructive Vice, and an Address to. Parents; Guar.:
dians.and Thtors, and those who have the care ruid education
of Yourh ' • likewise Advice to Ladies,. pirtictilatly the at:.
Aided with Dicases peauliar to the Sex.---The whole illus-
trate(' and interspersed with 4 variety o authentic Fads, never
before published.
N. Is. For the very excellant charader of this Work, see
the different Reviews. . .
*** Upwaras of 73,00 e Copies have adually, been sold of
" Solomon's Guide to Realth," as certified-under the hands
of the Printers themselves :—a-ntanherio uncommonly fArge
most be the bet.criterion of the merit. of' the,Work, and the
••. •
appiolat ion of the Public.
Rernarks.—ln this useful Publication will be fourict.n,
Treatise on Fenvtle Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac,and
Consumptive Complaints, and' in, which is explained ,the
symptoms, mods or treatment, amid ternecties in the different'
stages .of the Venereal Disease; cautions to young persons of
the danger of improper connekiolis_, or improper tre3tinent,
&c. with the dilterenLe between the venereal symptoms and
those frequently mistaken for them : also ,Advice'to• Bathers
at Bath, Buxton, Southampton, ece:: . •
• London: Printed for. the Author, and' sold by Mathews
and Leigh, No. iS, Strand, and 1-1. 0. Symonds, Patel:floater-
row ; also by all Booksellers in the United Kingdofn, price
35. free of carriage.

-IRC.Ii•Ni..TRADr. OF GREAT BRITAIN. -.
*THE I'4:AKERS of FIG-IRON, and all others
L intere:.teti in the pr,.)sperity of this most
-
•im-
r portant and !w;:;',,ary Metal, are desired to meet at One
o'Ciock on T. riday thie ath• inst.-. at tile Crown and
Anchor Tavern; in the Str:nld, to consider what consequences
may ensue to tr.i; great sonrCeók our National We4ith; from
a l!iir now pending in Pi.rliinnent, to -iln7ose a TAX of 40
percent, or nearly one-half of its present cost,- at the Fur-
-114/..e nwuth.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

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• TUESDAY, .APRIL .15.
T.,ord Viscount DUNCAN took. the :Oaths and his
Seat.
The Irish Militia ServiCe Bill was read a third time
and passed, and a Message ordered to be sent to the
House ofCnnimons, to acquaint them thero;itb.
The Irish Treasury Bills: Bill,, and the British
Fisheries Encouragement 8.11, ,Were read a second
time, and cornthitted for to:Morrow.
Mr. Crewe, tSecretary to the Board of OrdnanCe,
presented Returns .respeaitig the Strength of the
Royal Regiment of Artillery, the number of Re-
cruits, &c.
Mr.,,Worsley,- from the London Flour Company,
presented -several Accounts 'froth that . Company ;
.and Mr. Irving, Inspeßor General of Imports and
E4orts, presented several Papers relative to the
Shipping and Cot-palette of Great Britain ; all which
, were: ordered to lie on the Table, and the Papers
presented by• Mr. Irving to be printect
' Mr. Hawthorne and several other Members-of the
-,1-iause of Commons brought up the '10,009,0001.
Loan Bill, which was read a first tinre.---
Adjourned, till to-rnorrov.; (this day). .