The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-22 00:00:00

EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS.

-CURTIS and MILLIKEN, Florists, Walworth,
respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that their
superb collettion of Tulips is •now in bloom, and may be
viewed every Day train Ten o'Clock till Six, Sundays ex.
cepted.--Admittake Gratis.

'they .also beg to intOrm the Public, that their best Bed of
tulips, consist ~:g or the most valudble sorts- known in this
Country, Will be Sold by Auc-tion. by Messrs. AL LPOR-r
rad SON, on she Premises, the 28th and. zyth inst. Cata.
logues ot, the Sale to be Matt at the Garden's, ‘Valwoatli.
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VOLLOWED a -Boy on Sunday, a Blacki-and-
A..' "bite NEWFOUNDLAND BITCH ; had no Collar
v

Apply to Mrs. lintlnink,King,street,'Westininster, 'colter
`of Bow-street.
N.B. f not owned within fourteen-days, will be:sold to.
IQ), the Expettees.. •

• 1" EN tHOtJSAND POUNDS.
EX.T MONDAY, MAy 26th, 'will be the
foURItH DAY of .Drawnig,- when the first Ticket
Vir;;l;vn out of the Wheel will 'receive .io,oriol. - The Pirst-
drawn 1 icket oh the tolloWing Day, We Firth. 'will be en.:
titled to 2,0001. ; and on the Sixth Day, to 25,0001. 'Each
of these Capital Prizes will begiven to the First.- drawn Tic-
`Yets, independent of any other Prize which may happen to
be drawn against them ; by which it is evident that a single
Ticket may gain the immense sum of 45,0001.
The follow'ing,ist he piesent State of the Wheel :
?rite of - zs,ooo -• -is - - iCOOO
st - • - 20,c00 . 40,000
•A 10,000 - 10,000
;„
30015 • .10,000,
500
- - - - 4000
•
7 - i9O - - • - coo
-50 - - ,800
Besides the ilia :proportion of the 2tl. Priiet:

RICHARDSON; GOODttCIc. and Co. re-
speettully acquaint the Public, that the FOURTH
AY of Drawing will coinntence on MONDAY Am) RN-
-1 next, at Ten o.' Clock, anti that the FIRST.DRAWN
TICKET on that Day will be entitled to TEN THOU.
'SAND POUNDS.
T C'XiiTS and SHARES, warranted undrawi4 Continue
on Sale at the Offices the Corner of -llauk-buiklings, Corn.
11111, and facing the Cate *of the KinA's Mews Charmg.c oss ;
'where No. 115,252,a nize of ON E.THOUS AN D P 0 UN DS,
the First Day, and No. zi,64, a Price of ONE THOU.
SAND PAIN DS, the Third Day of the present State Lot-
tery, were both sold in ao Quarter, an Eighth, and Ten Six-
teenths Sharet., by Richaritsot, Gtodluck, mid Co. '

, A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
greSt netibtatlon which Mr. BURGESS
has gained by tile superior Excellence ()ibis ESSENCE
of ANCHOVIES tin. FI SH Aec E has induced many
Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely diti
Jima%

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iouN guitctSS and SON think it a dtity they owe the
Public, to caution them against. such Imp,isit ions., as several
People travel the Empire, olle,ing Shopkeepers, &c'. an ex-
tra large profit to vend the spurious kiwi:. they are pal-
ularly requested to ask for BOK GEt s's, and to observe none
1. genuine but what have these words upon the Label
lohn Burgess and Son's 'Original and Superior Essence of
Anchovies."
Warehouse, No. 16'7, Strand, corner
.of the Savoy Steps, London: •

NORFOLK.
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• TO BE' SOLD BY -AUCTIONT,
.11 Mon
• In
ns,
fury the arLday of June, tBo6, at the Angel nn.,
..Bury St. Edinuturs, Sitliblk, at Twelve o'Clock, in Five
Lots,
A Most Desirable and Compaq VREETIOLD
ES PATE, consisting of the Manor of Spode, with
algrave, with the Manor house -called 'Spode Hall, and
about asoo Acres at arable; meadow, and pasture Land, di,
"Yided into compact Farms, each of them in a ring fence, situ-
ate at Sporle, 0 teat l'algrave, Little Patgra-ve, Dunhaini
Nolth Pickenham, Newton, Nedon," Swain:ant, and Fran.
sham, in Norfolk. The-Estate is in a good sporting country,
and in a neighbourhood-abounding with game ; it adjoins to
the town of ,is 'about 'is miles front Lynn and'
about Zo from Norwich,. and there are about so. Acres. of
IVoodland attached to the Hall iarm,, which will be :;old
With the Manor.
Messrs. Wm. Pearson,. Cxsar Newton, Thomas Wells,
the tenants, will shew the Premises; and printed Particulars
"lay be had at the ChambeLs of Greene, Tennant, and Har-
rison, Gray's-Inn, London ; of Mr. losselin, Surveyor; Bel-
stead, near Ipswich ; at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's;
at the Swan, SwAlhant ; at the- Angel, Norwich : at the
Proprietor's of the Cambridge Paper ; of Messrs. Eaton
and Hammond, Newmarket; and of the .tespedive Tenants
tipon the Premises.

VICAWs.HILL, NEAR. LYMINGTON; HANTS:
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Angel Inn, in Lyrningtori, on Tuesday, the Toth day
•of j tine next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, unless betbre
Pisposed of by Private Contra C 3, of which due notice will
• or given,
AConvenient .DWELLING-HOUSE, surround.'
ed by a thriving Shrubbery, with a doublC Coach.
house, Stabling for eight horses, Garden and Paddock, con.
t,.icing in the whole about two acres and a quarter, most de.
Y situate at chat much admired spot called VI CA R's.
oil the borders of the New forest, one mile and a
ha
if if distant from. Lyiningtop, in -a intik tespedable neigh-
bourhood, with reads remarkable for their excellence it all
seasons.
The House' contains two gOad Sitting-rooms in front, each
n 6
.feet square; a small Back Parlour, with an excellent
kitchen
Brewhouse, and other convenient Offices on the
vround Floor; three good Bed-rooms; With a light. Closet
;'I Water-closet on the First .1. loor ;. and three Servants'
coins in the Attics; with excellent, undervound Cellars,
anti a plentiful supply of good Pump and Rain Water.
, The Premises, which are Leasehold for a ter of tOOO
fcars, were lately occupied by Mrs. Coppell • they arepecu-
liarly adapted for the residence of a small dented Family,
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'ict immediate possession can be given.
For further particulars, and a view of the Premises, and to.
treat,s for the same by Private Contrad, apply 1-if by letter,
post-paid) to Mr:Kind, Solicitor, Lyinington.
-N• B. .About six Acres of Land, adjorrung the Premises,
thy`
be rented-by' the Purchaser, if required,