The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-10 00:00:00

The Capital Prizes'"already drawn have been di-
vided among the 'PubVic, which is what the Lottery-
Office Keepers wish to happen. The only open
hours. for sale of such few Tickets and Shares that
remain undisposed of, are from three o'clock in the
afternoon until ten the next morning. The Lottery
finally closes on Saturday next. HORNSBY and Co.
are selling Tickets and Shares at their Offices, 26,
Cornhill, 52, Charing Cross, and St. Margaret's
Hill, Borough. The rich state of the Wheel, and
the low price of Tick'ets, is well worth the Adven-
turer's attention.

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, NOVEMBER 7.

,ArriN•red—the- Isabella and Ann, Rooke, from Newfound-
land ; Nunn, Holloway, from Lyinington ; and lacob, Bart-
lett, from Exeter. •
Sailed—the Lark, Spurrier, William and Mary, Allen,
'ACtive, .Williams, and Active, Brown, for Portsmouth;
1-lope, Netherwood, for London ;• Hope, Righthead, for
yeyrriourli ; and Agenoria, David, for Guernsey.

• 4 - GRAMISEPID:,NOV. 7.
.Passed by—the Mary, Harry, from Honduras; William.
Britton,. t-corn Malta ; Ekiza, Laren, trout Leghorn ; Three
BrOthers,-4teairs, Vrow. Marthi,'. Class, Hoop, Streuen,
Kaufman, Jails Lndrsck, Leckers, and johannes; Panderzu,
from Vatell.
Sailed—the Favoiliite, Cleveland, for;Guernsey ; Hoop,
Deyen, Venus, Cooper, Hoilbuiig; Woolf, and Vrow fan
tina, Bo!, for kl4mbrob.

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Orr Thuryday.l*ri the-Lady ff., lames Danvers, Esq. of
Richmond, Surrey, of a Son:
'• On the ist inst. at Ottery St. Marv, Devonshire. the Lady
of William Fergusson, Esq. Inspector of Mieltary Hospi-
tals,'of a still-horn San. • • • • • -
Lately, at' Sir Edward :Baker Littjehales, Bart. •in -the
Vat}:, Dublin, the Right Hpri. Lady. Littleliales, of
a Son and Heir.

MARRIED:'
On the Ath,st: ax Edmonton Church, the Rev. Mor..
gala, 'late Chaplain of His 'Majesty's Ship San Joseph, anti
Secretary to Vice-Admiral Sir Charles-Cott9A,liart. to Miss
Freeman, of Southgate, eldest daughter of -;ffe late john
Yreeman, Esq. of Newitigton Green. • r -- • - • •
On. Saturday-last, at Mary-le-bone Church, Joseph Till-
peron, Esq, of Upper Harley-street, to Miss Kyte,-Attugh-
ter of the late Rev. Dr. 1.C)4. ' • - •• ‘
The same day, at St. Stephen's;- Celeman-street, Mr-
Richard Ray, of Cheap, to Miss jenner, of Coleman-street.

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DIED.- . • -
• . , .
Lately, Mr. Carrulhers, Surgeon in the Hon. EastTjudis
Company's service.
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PRICE ON' J .I*(m.'lCS-

SATURDAY. ;
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Bank Stock, '- ' .r:" • . India.Stcsk,
Navy 5 per Cent. 94 i I _lndia Bonds, 33. 43. pr,
5 per Cent. 1797, Exchequer Bills, par, 4s. pr.,
Irish s per Cent. -.c..i::.. .. - 9triniutn, .4- - , _
4 per Cent. 79 I a i 3 per Cent. Dererrei4.-
3 pet Cent. Red. 6gii 1 Imperial 3 per Cent. 59 ii
rper Cent Con 61,1,4-4;_,- 7, ajtcLAnti.-11
Bank 1.. Ann. 17 5- t6ths 1 - Cou. tok..2sth Nov. 6t i
Ditto Short Ann. - .

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Morning, 52,1iin.- after: 3.- 1-Afteancon, zo m:n. after 4.

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A L LE N.G,g
ESSR CLIIO.IIi and Co. cliallenge the %Orel*
• • •
M. World O. pr, ovea sineein3t:rriCevrvlterettiei r • Mokeirus
and, Method Care'liate-fail Td• of thellesnzi_effea. -Thar
praelicEtif many••years
,in 110 particular branch of their-pre..
fessiou:has not given rise to one unsucceSsful„ =ft,. Thefeern-
t inue tb tl et their.studies 't t reatyn ens -and cure-of cer-
tain.COmp.laints, and that derangement of the system which:
is the consequence of a'clestruetive habit: It is a melancholy
' truth, thit die-Indulgence inztifo-solltrtry vine brings on those
Deficiencies-and Debilities Miler'''. requelitly preient awl
embitter the,,Matrimottial State, and 'imposes
lion upon its ilnliapiTy-Viclirns aft the-infirmities of old age-
To such perlons it must be rconsoling refieetion to know
that they-many nnw,_by a rew..and mode of treat-
' menu, be restored to health, ttteligth'-'fand manly vigour.-
-Messrs. C.:lCrie .1;ld Co. being rep:liar-surgeon,. of the Royal
College, the ;Idea -of. eat pirctsi ,eannot pos.:11)1y be attached
to their praEtieo, for nothing-hut-a IhOrough convietion, con-
firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious Mode of,
treatment atto.ptat by ,the general I.',raaitiomr in the cure of
. Venereal Cow plaints;..and that class of Debility which inevi-
tably results froin':the indiscretions of youth, could induce
them to deviate from the usual system, and by performing
.the
most surprising cares, convince thelverld ot the decided su-
-periority of their mode oilman:lent. . ,
Messrs. Currie and Co. mat be consulted by patients ot
either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour,
at their House, 'N0.:107, Hatton Garden. Letters from the
Country (post-paid), inclosing a Bank Note, stating the
particulars of the case, will have the necessary advice and
Medicines sent to any part of the Kingdom.