The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-31 00:00:00

No. 2.6, CORNHILL, LONDON ;
Also at LIVERPOOL and EXETER.

T)IGOT DIAMTONcDi ,TICISETS• are selling

• By HORSSBY .and Co.
'the Prize is valued of 30,0c0t. and is to be determined
by the Drawing of the present English Lottery;--It will
IN the First-Drawn Ticket of the Numbers from s to
418, inclusive.
Th6only Diamonds that ever were disposed 'of by
La tery, were sold by&Hoiinaev and CO, 111 the Year 1774,_
at their old established State-Lottery Office.
llos:vssx,, and Co: beg leave to recommend an early
Purchase; on account of • the very-trilling-. Number. they
have for Sale. • .•

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ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing the id of .Marell, •
CapitaPand unequalled Benefits It be tabled therein, viz.
FM' Z. a 3 - 3750 For Z. 4 9 - k• 15,000
For a S 750..) For ht -16 - 30,000
Atid for aNV hole ,Ticket 60,000.
AiSo the Chance of all the other Capital Prizes, E. c. to
the amount of Half a Mill iop of Money.
THE TjCKETS, HALVES,' QUARTERS,
EIGTHS and SIXTEENTH SHARES, duly
Sapped, pursuant to Ad of Parliament; are Sold "and
Registered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his State Lottery
Office, No. 16, Coral'', London), opposite the Bank of
England.
The tolloWing Capital Prizes have been lately Sold and
Shared at this Otifce : In the last English Lottery a Prize
of tosoool. to a.. Club in New-street, Cloth Fair ; a Prize
of to,oool. to a Gentleman at Manchester No.. 5149, a
Prize of 10,0601. divided into two Quarters, two Eighths,
and four Sixteenths: one Quarter of the Ticket was the
Property of three Sonsof .Mr. George Priestly, WooLsta-
piet, Woodhouse, near ,Leeds; a Share of the above
ropoool. to a vino* Lady at Uppingham,'Rutlandshire';
and-a Share of the same 10,0001. to a Club in Thames-
street ; a Prize of to,oool. to a Gentleman in South-Atal-
, ley-street ; also a-Prize of t 0,0601. to a . young Lady in
Finsbury-square, received' on ,flier account by Messrs.
Thornton and Co. A Prize of 2,0001. to two
Gentlemen in the gorough. No. 9,065, a Prize ofAo,o-col.
to. two Ladies at .Greenwich. No. 19,00,4, a Prize of
to,oool. toa Gentleman at Truro, in Cornwall.
In the English Lottery before rlat,t, a Prize-of to,cOol.
to a Lady at.Montrose;.in Scotland ; a Prize of te,oool. to
a G.:Mk:mania Lynn', in Norfolk ; a Prizeofto,oool. to a
Gentleman in Foulkes Buildingi, Tower-street ; -and No.
44700,, a Prize of- tooool..cliVided into Eight Shares-; and
41 the late NovernbcrLottery the. First-drawn Ticket, No.
'l2A5,` ill one
,Quarter, one I:ighth, • and ten Sixteenths
all in the preLeding Lotteries-,-
Nos. 778 i, 24,01, 28,322, 44.'014, Prizes of Twenty
.rinktisand Pounds each.. Nos. :17,025, 17,049,, 0,676,
12,603. Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds each. Nos.
4,7,7, 19,896, 23439, 25,565, 30,8751.0'978, 'Prizes of
Five Thousand Potions. _ .

Money for Prizes is soon as drawn. Schemes at large
gratis.
*.* Orders from the Country (post-paid) duly answered.

BELLAMY's PATENT WATER-PROOF LEA-
THER, for SHOES, ROOTS, Sze.
itStSTS ali kititi of \Vet, eten if it is put
into Water foi a`month -it does not imbibe a single
drop; and is not ntleelexi with boiling Water, which In-
jures every sort of Leather in a moment.
,This Discovery, which adds so much to the comfort of
life in 'a wet Seastin, by keeping the Feet perfectly dry,
having given eittire:satistaetionnfer abovelive years, induces
the Proprietor to make thivapplication to
_the Public.
Spanish. Leather mfiarcd' Ibr Ladies wear which- Or-
feetly resists Wet without dasrtnying,the beautyt of the
Leather. To be had only at No. 3, Upper, North-place
Gray's-inn-lane,. London.
N. B. Leather for Soles, marked Bellamy's Patent
Water-proof, one'pair of which will wear as long as tWo
pair of the common Leather.--To prevent imposition, no
other Person is.autborized t,, sell it. . .

•- DR. BUSBY's MUSICAL. lOU RNA I-,
Published This Day at Noon,
rr HE First Number of this ' Work vas pub-
lished This Day, -containing the following variety
of eicei knee, and combination or thstinguished talents.
The contents of No. i. arc I'cn Pieces; partly neW,
Foreign, and partly origin English Mos;c.
I. Foreign,
New Foreigilthisie-consistg of
1.. The Overture to, the new Opera.composed by Brune,
noor-petteinting at Pziris with universal applause, under
the talc of L'Auttur (fain' son Menage. •
1. TheYayoUrite new Italian Air; composed by POZZI;,
with original words. , . ' •
1. An Air from the popular view French Opera of 'Arlo-
dant, composed by MEHUL,• Member of the National
Institute, and of the Conserectdry of Music et Paris;
with original words. . •
4. The favourite 'Air in •Hiytin.'spratorio of the Crez.
;ton, with anew Translation: •
5 and 6. Two new and poirilar French Sorits, composed
by EL.N YRAC, with an English Vr/sion,
11. The Original Piects, with Original Words, com-
posed purposely for the Wo4, an; to the First Number,
as tinder:
7. A new Glee for three Voices, composed by Dr.
CA LEC OTT.
8. knew Duett, composed by Dr. -ARNOLD.
9 and to. Two new S'ongs, cc,lllp3sed by Dr. BUSBY.
The original Poetry of the Nuinber is written for thii
Work by Dr.W A LOOT, and other Writers of di,gin lion.
Some of the Pieties are also adapted to the Harp,
Other Instruments.
A Ntiailser of this Work will continue to be publish:it
on the first' day of every Month; containing a variety o:-
Pieees,-equal to quantity and quality to the .above-men-
tioned, all new or original; and unitbrrnly the comp-
, sition of the most distinguished, living Musicians ani
Writers. • ,
- • Published by R. Phillipst No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-
yard, anifeireulated throughout-411e United Kingdom, in
the monthly parcels of all BooksellerS; and may be had
of them vkixi of all the Music-sellers,. pice Six Shillings
each,' with ti liberal allowance to Professors. •
N. B. The Second and Third Ntimbers will contain
some new Pieces by PAISIELLO, STEIBELT,
Cl-
!;III ROSA , H Ay D N , and ot her eminent Foreign Writers.

- • NEW MUSIC..
This Day was published,
At Jones's Music-Warehouse, No. 21, Bishopsgate-street,
9 11E-OVERTURE; SONGS, CHOKUSSES,
1 &c. in the new popular Pantomime of 'the DOMI-
NION of FANCY, or Harlequin's Tour, now perform-
ing with uhboundeatapplause at ,the Theatre Royal, Co-
vent-Gankm;
Composed by 3. MOOREhEAD and J. ATWOOD.
• • Price (xi.
The favourite .Opera of What a Blunder; written by
J. C. Holman,' Esq.. Composed by J. Davy, of Exeter,
price rasp 6d: •
The loveliest Cottage Shed, a favourite Song, intro-
duced by:Mr. .11111 in the Merchant of Venice, with the
greatest applatige, at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden,
price Is. .. •
•
•If--a Body meet a Body, arranged with Variations, by
I.:-Biewitt, inn. price is.
With every other Fashionable Publication.

• This Day was published,
Illustritcd by a coloured Plate,,representing the Pustules
iu Four different Engel,
A Second Edition, revised and enlarged, price Is. 6d.
IkCONCISE VIEW of the most Important
FACTS which have hitherto appeared concerning
the INOCULW.TION for the COWPDX. . •

By C. R. AIKIN,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, of London,
• • Thia.is a judicious Compenai um, and well calcu-
lated to supply the place of the numerous 'mtetisting knib-
licationa that. have appeared on the subjel of the Low-
Pox i • particularly to persons who, being at a distance
from the Metropolis, or who, from other CIiCUMStaIICCS,
do not find it, convenient to
.purchase a' multiplicity, Of
Books.- To a concise awl accurate account of the diflerent
observations on.this subjeel, and a aiiar view of the result
of the several experiments that hdve bxn made with the
view of ascerrainmg the stature of the Piseast, and the ad-
vantages likely to accrue, from instituLing a general'inocu-
lation with Cow-Pox matter instead of the Small-Pox.;
the Author has added a coloured '.Engraving, representing
the Cow-Pox Pustule in its ditferent stagvs.°'-I.oridon
Medical Rovieiv.
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yard ; sold lay E. Balibtlr, Edinburgh ; .and by all-Book-
sellers.
Of whom may be had, on the a6th'of January,
Observations ()tulle Diseases of Ltniclint during the Years
r 7.96, 7,8, 9,` and By Robert Willan, M.D. R.
Price 6s. In boaids.
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Thii Day WAS publisitul, •
Embellished with Six elegani Engravings, and an engraved
Title Page, Price 4s. hoards, •
-JOKE UPON- JOKE ; or, The last-Packet from
the Land of Festivity and. Mirth : containing a Selec-
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&c. dec. Solely calculated 'as tho, best Antidote to the
•
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Landon : Printed for T. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster-
row. .

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This Day waspublished,
Elegantly printed in Quarto, and illustrated by Engray.
ings at Views, . Antiquities; &e.- Price tl.'7s.
Boards.

N HISTORICAL ACCOUNT or.the
1-31. PARISHES in the COV;sITV of MIDDLESEX,
which arc not deicribed in the govirons of London; 114111 e.
lv, Ashford,•Bedfont, Cowley, :Cranford, Drayton, Fel.
tin% in, Hampton, Hanworth, Ilarefield, Harlington, Hai.-
mondswOrth, Iclienhaio, Laleham, Littleton,
Shepherton, South Mims, Staines, Stanweil,
Sunbury, and Uxhridg,e. . .
By the Re.v. DANIEL LVSONS, 111,A, F.R.S.
And F.S.A. • • ,
Printed for T: Cadell, jun. and W,• Davies, Strand.
*4* A 'few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with
early Impressions of tho Plates, • Price al. as. '
As above may also.-he had Mr. Lysons' Environs of Lon-
don, being an Historical Account of the Towns, Villages,
..and Hamlets, within twerve miles of that:Capital, Inter-
spersed with Biographical,Anecdotcs, 4 Vols. •4to.
tl4e(l with Plates of Portraits, Vicvs,. Antiquities, &c.
61. tos. 6d. in Boards. •

- • This .Day -was,published,
In one large Volume, Syn. Price9s. in Boards,
The Third Edition, Revised, Corrected; and Improved, of
I.4"I'URES on DIET and REGIMEN ;
being a Svsteimitic Inquiry into the most 'ratiohal
Meirri of preseiving Health, and
.prolonging bile ; toge-
ther with Physiorogical and Chemical Explanations, cal-
culated chiefly for the Use of in order to banish
the prevailing Abki,,es and Prejudices in Medicine.
By A. E. 'NI. WI LLICH, M. D.
• CON'Vt: NTS.
An Introductory View of the whole Work, and its prac-
tical tendency,
Chap. I. On the Means of preserving Health, and pro.-
longing Life.
it: 01 Air an'ct Weather. : • .
1; I. 01Cleanliness. . . .
IV . 0 f Drco. . .
V . L)1 food— ' .
VI-. Or Drink and Spices.
VI L. Of 'remise and Rest.
VIII. Of Sleeping and Waking. ,
, .
IX. Of gyaeitatious.. '
X.. Of the Alii.:aionp and P,issions of the Mind.
XI. -01 the Organ dl Serve.
XI I. On the Treatment ant) rreservation of the Eyes,
Coact usion, or Recapitulation of useful Precepts.
.Post*cr‘ipt : Containing a Series or Queries, addiesso to
0,,,...e l'apeuts who NViSil to ..give a Slit isfaelory Aecount of
t.,,..: ‘..:;):nc.l,4:iits, when COnsuitiog-Nle.dieal Men;
LQ.. : • : :' i i 41teci t-or T. ::, ;,pughtatt aud U. Rees, r 4.
tert.,Q ~'I'•IO4V. . , •

TO THE PUBLIC. •
" COME
anxiety' Was entertainoii rcsio.Etiricr
- the Cook* cne of Mr. Drape press Wiltrri..:s,
" which sailed last week in a dr.:;- 441....; of win..!, iron
" Holyhad, The skin Vilie , the care ,vith
" which those Vessels ar•.... C. • . , us very hula
" apprenension of any in.; 'try r. and Our ex-
"- peetations have been . .o-rited from
44. the vessel, which, unable to lace •.. or • ni.,st dread-
" ful gales ever known 1;e this had put into Elie
" Isle of Ma.n. ,
•••-
" These Express Boats have, si;• •.; c,stabik:hment,
" been of incarculabiea•ivant:;,: in Mails ;
" they pm to St 3 in any Weitt,z:l, th ~p.n(!tvard
within a very IeVI-poirds of the rvm t ; • t they
" have now'been for several year:. zo is ca sea..
" when mine of the regnlar raCiZ.ct; ,b 'Lae to leave
" port, no accident of any kind has ever yet occurred ru
"- any one of them."
The thregoinkParagraphs having made their alipcaranec
in the Hibernian felegraph of the 74th test. ; we are autho-
rised to inform the Public Of the truth of the cireurnstan,:.•*
therein alluded to, for tear they 'night be intlueed to think
that those Paragraphs contained matter of ',""a'et : The Cook
Wherry sailed from Dublin (not Holyhead). on Tuesday
the 30th December; !Soo, the same tide with His. Ma-
jesty's Packet the Leicester, on which evening it certainly
blew strong, but by no means that desperate gale of
wind represented in the abeve Paragraphs, as the Leicestiir
made her passale to Holyhead within the following
twenty-four hours; and has since been three times in
Dublin and back again, whil:d the Cook Wherry has••not
made her appearance at Dublin or Holyh&tdi which, from
the charaeler she bears above, is rather serprising, as the
wind has often since been in a favourable point for• het-
sailing film the isle of Man, had shearrived there.
With raped to the " incalculable advantage" incurred
to the Public by those " Express" Boats in tarrying the
Mails, it is• oilly necessary .to say; that • when' the wind
happens to blow too strong from a point-which prevents ,
the Packet on turn tram sailing, that Packet, by-an order
from the Dublin Post-Otfice, is obliged to send the Malt
On board one of the Wherries, and cannot oblige hereto
return it . in case she does not proceed to sea ; and it is a
welt_known facl, that although those Boats have carried
some. Mails, still they have seldom, it' ever) put to WA
when the Captain of the Packet has tholight it improper
weather to sail; Which gives us reason to itanen:, tiet
the end which was intenchkl to be Uti3WL red iv the ern.:
Ployment of .thoze " Express Wherries," vit. " that of
putting. to -sea when none ot the regular Packets• would
dare to leitiv Port,"• still remains ttneiaetccl.
•Frotit thetorcoingittatenient, the ,Public Will be ena-
bled to judge ,what degree of credit is to be attach ti to
those liket encomiurns which are so f!-ecpaeotly arid INvishlY
• bestowed on those " int:oh:Wahl!, 4ivaZtageous" Express
Boats,"in sornie'or f.vi-N-wspapera. —

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' This Day weto, pitblished, price (s. poards,
TWELVE SERMOM on. the. A4:anrages
whiol result from Christianity ; and do the in..
finenee of Christian Principles on the Mind and Conduel:
designed chiefly for the usc. of Families. •
' • To'which arc added, PhilanthropleTra6.lsfeonslsting #.4
t. An Essay on .the State d the Poor, and "on the
means of improving it by Parochial Schools, Frienciiy So.
cieties, . •
• Z.. Rules forfortning"and condueting Friendly. Societies,
to facilitate their keneral establishinent.
B•
Y JAMES COWE, M. A.
Nri‘;'at of Sunbury, Middlesex.
The Second .Edition, revues i and enlarged,
Printed for lt6h;xn, New Bond-street ;F. and C.
Rivington, St. Paul's Charch. ; yaril G. Pa•er •
-
noster.row ; and D. Bremner, Strand.

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REMARKS on the SITUATION of the-
PO OR' in the " M RO POI. I S," as contribtitin;
to the Progress of Contagious Diseases ;, with a Plan for
the Institution of HOUSES of RECOVERY. .for
sons infeeled by Fever.
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• for-those-who want then to give away, • •
INFORMATION for OVE RS E E RS', the 3d Edition.
• Also, at 'the sante Price, • -
INFORMATION for CUTTAU E RS, the Sixth
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the Members of the Society; the SecoridEchtion;
EXTRACT frbm an Account of what is doing, tar prc-
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Observations. . A, •
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. Of whom may h.: hail,
_Coinp)ctc Cop is of their Reports hitherte published,
in Twu -voinines Prise _"}s._ sewed.'