The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-15 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

November a,' iBor.
9H F. COURT of DIRECTORS-' of the
UNITED COMPANY of AfERCIIA NTS of ENG..
rto trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
That a Quarterly General Court .of the said Compaq will he
Feld at then. horse, in Lrazienball-street, an Wednesday, the
26th of Decembrr next, at Eleven :.'Clock in the Forenoon, hr the
purPose of declar.rtg a Dividend from Midsummer last to C'brist-
mas next.

Ik7LLIRM R.4IIISAY, Sec.

MONDAY, MARCH r, ISoz,
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE-
GINS DRAWING. •

No. of Prizes.

SCHEME.
Value of each.
.20,000

Total Value.
.8o;000
40,000

'OOOO
5000
2,000
4000
500
100

•;0,000
10,004 r

12
5°
100

10,000
6,000
5,c00
5,000
324,0*c0

18,000

60,000 Tickets. 4.500,00 is
CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.
First-drawn Ticket, 15th Day, k .roosbe
Ditto, list Day, 24,000
32.(1 Day, 2.ci,0e0
•
Ditto, 4oth Day, r,OO.
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE.
Pk- SENT PRICE.
Ticket, - Ei6 7 e
Half - 8 y - I Eighth 2 3
Quarter 4 5 o Sixteenth r r 6
*, Persons in the Country wishiug to have. Tickets or
Shares, may be supplied by sending good Bills at short dates,
Post (Mice Ofders, Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed
Lottery Office.
pW- The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider-
ably before the Drawing.
Prizes paid in, Sterling Money.

. BONAPARTE.
ri TURNER respedfullyibforms the Subscribers
•to his Print 'front the large Hir.torical Piclure of Bona-
parte Reviewing the Consular Guards, painted by Mr.
Masquerier, and meanly exhibited in Piccadilly, that it .is
now Itished, and ready for &livery at No. 56, Warren-street,
Fitzroy-square.

This Day was published, Price 3s. 6d. in tatiards,,
THE VALLEY of LLANHERNE, mid other
Pieces, iii Verse. To winch is prcroced, a View or the
Valley.
By JOHN FISHER, A. B.
PrintedforJ.Hatchard, Bookseller to He: Majesty,'No. 190,
Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, just published, price
TS. 6d. A. Short View of the Preliuunaries of Peace, and an
extensive Variety of esteemed Publications.

GUIDE TO INDIA.
just published in upwards of:;,o pages, Crown Bvo. superbly
printed by Bensley, on a rich thick•supertine Hot-pressed
Paper, price as. in boards, and lettered,
THE INDIA GUIDE, or TRAVELLER's
COMPANION through EUROPE and ASIA. The
First Part of the First Volume.

By Lieut.. Col. TAYLOR,
Of the Hon. East India Company's Service, Author of
Travels from- England to India, &c. &c.
This Work is embellished with coloured Engravings.
z. Col. Taylor's. Route from,Aleppo to 13ussorah, across
the c;reat Desert in 1789 and go.: Also, shewing the Route
by the Little Desert trona Aleppo to Bagdad ; and exhibit-
ing-at one View the Situation of the ditkrent Towns, Ri-
vers, &c. • ,
2. A Map of the Countries situated between Great Bri:.
tain and the East. Indies, calculated to illustrate the Over-
land Communications between Europe and Asia, with Col.
Taylor's Route front London to Bombay..-To this WOrk is
annexed 4 complete Table of the Asiatic Coins, their value,
Currency, Sce. &c. &c.
,Londoil, sold by Clement, No. 201, Strand, opposite St.
Clement's Church.

. -
AN IMPROVED SPELLING 800 K...
This Day was published, price is. 6d. bound,
With a liberal Allowance to Persons xvlio purchase them by
' the Dozen or Hundred,
N ENGLISH SPELLING ROOK, accompa-
nied by a progressive Sericsof Easy and Familiar Les-
sons, in the manner of liarbauld, Trimmer, Edgeworth, lkr-
quin, &c. intended as a modern and iniproved Introdudion
to the English Language, and to the first Elements of Know.
ledge.
By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D.
ViCar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of 1)1m:-
fries, Author' of the British Nepos, Natural History for
• Schools, Universal History, &c. &c.
This Spelling Book is an attempt to produce a foundation
of English Learning equal to the superstructure which has
been so carefully attended to by NN• riters of the first
nence. Bishop Lowth wrote very excellent IntroduCtion
to English Gramniar,, but there has not yet appeared one In.
trodualon to geaciing, suited to 'the general,arid practical
Use of Schools, that rises aboVe the level of the obsolete and
vulgar Compilations of Dyclie„ Dilworth, and Penning. The
Editor believes that this Manual, in plan and execution, Will
be found to be much better adapted to sow the first seeds of
Learning, than any that has preceded it ; and as it will tend
to facilitate their labourS, he anticipates the -kind patronage
of Teachers and -I'arents in general.
Printed t'or R. Phillips, No. s, St. Paul's Church-yard;
and sold by all Booksellers and tationers.

•
A ERELLI's - TINCTURE, for Clea4in6.o Pee:
-4:1
V.l serving, and Beautifying the Teeth, sWeefening the
Breath,rerribving had Tastes in the Mbuth, cores the Scurvy
in the Gums, relieves the .most excruciating Tooth.aeh in a
Moment, and radically tai* it inu few minutes.' 'The Pro.
prietor of this 'celebrated Tine-titre, so universally known
throughout .Europeobe Low Countries, Germany, 4c. &c.
at tlio request of several persons of distinalon {,vho have`
sought for it on their return ftorn the. Continent, but without
success), has at length.been prevailed en to offer it in amrre
heneral. way to the Nobility and Gentry, byyphlikcipsjt in the
ands of Mr. Hall, of Gerrard-street, Sono,',Patentee_Of 411;.1
Vtolet Soap, as his Sole-Agent for the .Saleofthe
-As a security against imposition, each- Bott4 will be Sealed
with the Proprietor's Initials, U. M. and thelAgent's naive,
in his own hand-writing, on the outside wrapper and bill of
dlrcetions.

Ca" Ask for Morelli's Tindure for the Teeth and Gunu.
• Sold in bottles at zs 9d. stamp included, at the. Ware-
house, No. 40, Gerrard-street, Soho and -at the Otiic;:,
;No. toz, Bank-baildino, Cornbill ; 0.56 by. such. Venders
as have the A gear's allointment.