The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-14 00:00:00

FEMALE PRIVATE EDUCATION

A LADY who is very eligibly situated in the Vi-
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/dumber of YOUNG LADLES; is desirous of infirtning
t-heir. Friends, that. she has, at present, Vacancies for Three,
whose ages do not exceed Thirteen Years. Her Plan being
private, and.'fier Pupils select, .the Terms for their Admis-
sion are One Hundred Guineas per• Annum.
All'further particulars maybe known by Letters address-
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ttgal-‘street; Lincoln's-inn-fields. • • •

IDERSONS disappointed . on. Sunday or Yesterday
of BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER, which COll-
- Pri;it of the Cal,Fl N, and the FUNERAL CAR,
and also of the Arrangements in St. Paul's and Gieenwich'
klospital, with an accurate account of the Processions by
WAter and Land, may now -be supplied with a .Reprint of
thiise Articles, 'Which are printed now separately, and may
be had with Blank Pages, on which Letters may he,written
for the purpose of being sent into the Country by the Post.

TO, BE :SOLD, the- Next PRE SENTATION
to a very Valuable VICA RAG E, of a Parish in a
gubd Country 4 within 5o ipi les of 1,6 i-don, containing about
boik, Acres of inclosed Larld, in cultivation ; •wifh.an ex-
cellent Family fiduse and Offices irr good r4air, and bo
twcen 9 and to Acres of Glebe, • Meadow Land near adjoin-
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and Co. Stationers, Wych-street, Temple, Bar, London.
Letters, post-paid, duly answered. • '•
•:

For RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, 'CHILBLAINS, &c.
Dr.•STEERS's OPODELDOC.
THIS Medicine; from its warm, penetrating and
attenuating Qualities, is found to be an •exeellent..Re
medy for external Rhemnatisms ; and by its strengthening
Powers, -it speedily restores the Parts which have-been in-
jured by BruiseS and-Sprains. It is ofgreJt Service in Cramps
or Numbness; Stillness or Weakness of the joints, and as an
Embrocation for the SoreneSs ofthe Feet after violent Exer-
cise.; as also in promoting a proper Circulation in-the Limbs
When in a paralytic State. It is also particularly recom-
mended for Chilblains; and it. used in time it will prevent'
their breaking; but in thi-s case it should be dissolved and 'ap.
plied•warm , ..• „'
The Genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold only by F.
Newbery and S'ons No, 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way,
four Doors from Cleapside, price
.2s. bd. a Bottles, Duty
included : but as a variety of CounterfeitS are ()tiered to the
Public,in which the Names of. Dr. Steers, of Chairing-cross,
and klr. NeWbery, are trailditiently made use of, 'Purchasers
are requested to obser;ie whether the words 4! F . N c wbery,
N 6, 45, St. Paul's," be engraved in-the Stamp; if. not; the
Preparation must be spurious.
Sold also,- by their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton,
Bow Church,yard ;7 Bacon and Co. No. t sa, and I .Pidding,
No. 76, Oxford street ; I.,Wader Old•liond.strect ; Bayley
and Co. .cockspur-street ; j. Ward, 'A ;
T, Tutt , Royal Exchange; W. Clad e, Borough, High-
street ; ao.by j. h arris, Successor to Mr,;.• E. Newbt3ll
oeksellcr, at the Cotner of Ludgatc,ttir.O.

TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Llicenced
.Lottery-011ice.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket—. - £l9 19 0 ~ •
Half . ~cio 2 oi Eighth - ,Ca T 2
Quarter • S. ao I Sixteenth t 6 0

*--
An early Purchase Is advised, a's the first 5.:,ci0 Tickets
will.be eutiticd to zal. each, besides their ehaoce of the La
•• - .

..• FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES.
bfhepreLent..Lottery ScaWipe-contains •
3 Piites of . ~o .0 3 Priies of, -• ,C 2036
- - •• - totoao 8
3 5 00- 20
Besides Pri4es of tool. sel. &c and (what nootJter Lottery
ever:. possessed) Ale first 7'5606 Tickets &awn ont•of the
Wheel will each be entitled to gal. besides the usual Chance
t.or theabove CAPITAL PRIZES. • -
TICKETS and SHARES.;are selling, in .great
riety, at the old established Offices, 4, CO RNI-lIL L,
antic), CH ARI NG.O ROSS I, Where•'the last .30,0011.- atid•
the two last ,Prizes of 20,e001. ever drawn, were all shared
and sold by T. 131 SH,
** The Lottery begins the id of next

No. 26, CORNIJILL, CII4IRING.CROSS, and ST.
NIAR.GARET's H 1 LL, ISOROUGH.

T N a few Days the Drawing 'ccuninenees. The
First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to lo ;. the
First-drawn sole Tickets will be entitled to 27.1. each, he.,
skies the usuid Chance of , the Capital Prizes; these Advan-
taes are censid,:rably.infavour of thOA.WII.O buy before the
31r of next Month.
110RN'S}Y and Co. respedfully acquaint the Nobility,
Gentry, Societies, and individual A.lventnrers, that they
have for Sale a. Variety of TLCKE.Ts and SHARES on the
lowest Terms. . . „ ,

The Money for Prizes raid on Demand, whether a zai . or
a «otonot.
Orders, by Letter or Carrier, exeeutei iicaaly on the same
Terms as it present.

ICHUMSON; GOODLUCK, and Co. re-
spectfully acquaint-the Public, that the Scheme for
'the State Lottery twcomitteme Drawing on the 3d of Fe-
bruary, 10-_,6, consists or Twenty-rive Thous'and Tickets,
and contains .

3 Prizes of k 20,050 ( 8 Prizes of nOOO
3 - - - to,000) zo - - - - - 500

3- - -

5 ZO

50

3 12.0 - - - 50
And the sOOO First-drawn Tickets 241. ;each,' besides. being
entitlecl.to the Chance of the. C.Apitals, and. all other Prizes.
TICK-ETS and SHARES are- on Sale ar their Offices,
Bank-buildings, and facing the Gat!: of the King's
Charing-6ross. - •

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_ _ _ _

Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
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