The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-26 00:00:00

MO 11T DA Y, OCTOBER z 6,.

IDAME FORTUNE

Deals out her Cards i 1; 16th of next Month, for the last
time in Ireland ;
Therefore those ielio wish to partake of her favours, have
no thy to lose.

SCHEME of :the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT-
. TE RY,.

Value of each.
No. of Prizes,Total Value.
4 • of 4::[0,000 is . 3C-40,000
.5,000 ---- 20,000
---
-- 2,000 3,000
1,000 5,000
500 ---- 2,500
-
___ Soo I,Soo
50 1,000
9 ---_ 72,00

5,.
'5
20
B,boo

8,057 Prizes.
23,943 Blanks.

;C• 50,000

32,000 Tickets.
, Capitals Determinable.
"First drawn Ticket, ist Day, - X. Soo
Ditto, - 4th Day,. - t,OOO
Ditto, .. 7th Day, - 5,000
Ditto, 13th Day, - ,io,ooo
Ditto - • x9th Day, - .0,000
Ditto, List Day 2,000
FrEieht-Pfita cirtickvs.--44=u1sal.tes_
Whole Ticket - S o Eighth -
Half ditto - - - 4 7 o Sixteenth - -
Quarterditto - 2 4 o
Tickets and Shares of Tickets are-now on sale at every Li-
censer^ Lottery Office.:•
*** A speedy purchase is recommeded, as Tickets are
Begins Drawing -the 16th- of next Month..
Schemes trats be had (gratis) at all the Licensed 0

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IRISH S'T'ATE LOTTERY
' Begins Drawing the Sixteenth of next Month.
THE • TICKETS and SHARES in the present
IRISH and ENGLISH STATE LOTTERIES, are
onSale in great variety, and on the most reasonable Terms,
at HODGES and Co.'s, Oxford-street, and St. James's-
street, where the Capital Prizes,
- . N0.'15,705 - - 4. 20,000.• .
29,467 - - - 20,003
.24,787 - - - 10,003 •
18,060 - - - 5000
. ,
• ' 30,333 .- -.- soool
28,898 - - - 5008
were all SOLD, SHARED, and REGISTERED THIS
YEAR, and in the late Lotteries were Sold, Shared, and Re-
gistered as above, viz.
No. z 2,663 - ,C. 20,000 No. 36,030 • - J. 5000
i
7121 - io,ooo Also. 17 of 2000
2681 - 10,000 27 • • of • row
*** Orders by the Post, or otherwise strialii executed'.
N. B. The English Lottery begirn, Drawing 3d Marsh,
t Soz.

WANTED to RENT,
.and enter to immediately,
AA MODERN HOUSE,consisting of a Dining,
Drawing, and Breakfast.. Rooms, three or four g99d
Bed Rooms, Servants' Rooms, Offices; Gardens, Zee. •in
proportion. And from one to two or three hundred Atres of
dry rertiie Land surrounding the House, which must be in
an elevated, pleasant situation, and not further ilian (sic mile
or a mile and a half from a sued Market. Town ; and in a
Cotintry wnerc the Roads are good: If thesituation is beau—
tiful and the Land good, aisedd House, or even a Farrn4house
with an .advantageous
.I.eao, to enable the Advertiser' to
build, would florin objet :c to,i, or such an Estate- would-
be purchased, if the Terms are moderate.
Letteri,itiost4attly, directed: to C. liolman, Esq. at the
Post—Office, Doncaster, with full particulars Of vie Terms,
Rent, Taxes, Situation, &c. Wilt be immediately answered:

.
SOMEKSE -•
O BE LETT, and entered upon immtdioiely,
T
with the. Furniture, Stables, Coach-honsei, Gardens,
Shrubberies, POnds; and One Acre of Kitchen-garden, and
Thirteen Acres of good Meadow Land adjoining.
Thc'Houseiselegatitly and completely R NISHE D, as
one of the Residences of the hum Lady. J ones, deceased, and
is in every reaped fit for the imatediare Occupation of a large
and genteel Family; distarif trolii'Bath twelve mites, Bristol
ten, and Wellet-Wpive,-:TVIc Tenant may have the Depot:a-
-_
Lion of the Manor.. " . •

For particulars, inquire of Mr; Miles, Attorney, at Stun-
Easton r'or at Buit's Library, Bath.
The -Servants at, Stowey will s.lew the House anti Farni-
turd tO-any -Person wishing, to rent it. •

• -'III•ICOLNSAII4..—SALE OF- LANDS.
TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION, •
Early in the maiiTh rfflainiarY next, -if not previously dis-
. ,post.-d.pf oy Private Contract ;
rirHE Detitcheii ESTATES and PROPERTIES
of 'Sir. GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bert. situate`in
fte,sepzral Paristiea of Leak-r, .Kirtotii,Sutterron
Wl:‘4,Coft/Swineshead, Bicker, GOsbetton, Surteet, Pinch-
Dorritioun, Ruskington,
.Billingliay, and Short Ferry
Farm in the Parish of Fiskertuii, in the. County of Lincoln.
Particulars ot which are. in preparatioil, and, will be ready for
delivci r n the course or next month.
'ln the inean'time, the'Lands.ind Prerniscs May•be viewed
upon 4ppitcation to the respective Tenants.
Empingham, Ott. Bth,

-7 • TO BE SOLD, . . • .
Before Abel Moysey, Esq. the Deputy to His 1113;esty's Re...,'
ine'mbrancer of the Court of E xetiequer, at his Cnambeit in
the Inner Temple, London,on Wectnew.tay the 4ra of.No-
veinber next, at Twelve :lock at Noon,
_pursuant Yo a
Deccee of the said Court, inadein'a.Cause Mutt:led P go s_

- ,
SER v. seußtocK, - • . .
9-11-IF, FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD 4‘,S-
-1.. TATES of David Settrk?ck, Clerk, deceased, called
LOVE HILL FARM, in the PariSh of Langley, in the
Count), of Bucks; and BLAEN CO RS E, in ,the Parishes•of
Llanginning, St. Clears„ and Llangadock, in the County of
Carmarthen, and in the Parish-of St. Peter, in the County
of-the Borough of Carmarthen.
Particillar's may be had (gratis)-at the said Deputy Remem-
brarieces Chambers, and of Mr. Bowyer, both in the Exche.
quer Office, in the Inner- Tetriple; Mi.- Scurlock, No. 3,
hiul's Chain, Doe,tor% Commons; - and• Messrs. and
Meredith, Gray's Inn,'Lohdon. ; of Harbert-Lloyd, of Car-
marthen, Attorney; at the Castle Inn, Windsor ; the Plough
and Harrow, Langley ;: the White
,Horse, Uxbridge ; the
Swan, at Ivor; Ivy Bush, Carmarthen; New Inn, at 'Lang-
harne ; the Castle Inn, at Haverfordvvest ; the. Mackworth
Arms, at Swansea ; the Bear, at Llandilo-; the Castle, at
Llandovery ; the Golden Lion, at-Brecon • the Talbot, at
Abcrystwith ; and the Blue Boar, at'St.• Cleat's.

ISLE OF PURBECK, DORSET. .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Red Lion Inn, .Wareharn, on Saturday the i4th No-
vember, !Sol, at Four in the Afternoon (unless previously
disposed of by Privase,Confrad, of which as timely notice
as possible will be given ;) • , •
THE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE ex-
peEtant on the Decease of a. Widow Lady of about 76,
of an ESTATE, with its Appurtenances, situate,at Stoplc, in
the said Isle and County, of about the annual value, of 'mot.
exclusive of all Taxes and Out-.goings, except ; Repairs,
comprising a Mansion-house fit for the'Residenceof a Gen-
teel Family, Coach-hose; Stable, and other Offices, a Co*..
tage, Gardens, Orchard, and very rich Meadow, Arable, ar..!
Pasture Land. The Situation heatthy, and about two miles
from the Sea. The Road good,. and communicating with
the Turnpike and other places of resort. The Hills in. the
Vicinity afford Most excellent' nd salubrious Rides, with
extensive and pi&uresque Land and Sea Prospects ; about
five miles from Wareham, a good Market TOwn—An eligible
purchaSi: for retirement or pleasure, and well worth the
attention of 'any•Gentleman, -Naval; Military,• or otherwise,
.retiring from public avocations at this juncture. Mr. FDA—
ter, Solicitor in Warehain, or Messy. Pearson and gon, Soli-
citors., No. 6, Pump-court, Temple, London, will, oh ap- ,
plication, furrirsh 'further Particillars, OP treat by Private
Contrei6l.- .

To-morrow will be ptiblished, Price is. 6d.
frTHOUGHTS on the PRELIMINART'AR-
i TICLES of PEACE.

By a KENTISH CLERGYMAN. •
Qui sit, Mecmnas,ut nemo, quam sibi Sortem
Seu ratio.dederit, seu sors objecerit, illis
Contentus vivat ? Ho a:
London : Printed by W. and C. Spilsbury„'No. 57, Snow-
hill :.sold by R. Faulder, New Bond-street ; J. Hatchard,
Piccadilly; Didier and Tibbett, St. James's-street ; J. Rey-
nolds, Oxford-street.; F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's
Church-yard; and J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange'.

This Day is published,
In Four Volumes, Izmo. Price One Guinea, in bonrc4,
I.4ETITIA ; or, The CASTLE \ViTHOUT A
SPECTRE.

By Mrs. HUNTER, of Norwich. ---
Prined for W. Robberds, Norwich; and sold by T. N.
Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, PateruipsterL-row, London.
Of whom may be had, lately published,
t.. Percival ; or, Nature Vindicated, a Novel ; in 4 vols.
By R. C. Dallas, Esq., Price tBs. in boards.
2. The Father and Daughter.; a Tale. By Mrs. Opie.
Th: se and edition, with a frontispiece, price 4s. 6d...

A RCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin,
LI. IRISH POPLIN And TABBINET MANI.? FAC-
RE K 5 -aria IVIEKC'Eara •••
Ronal Highnesses the ?riii‘e- ancl rincess of Wales, Duke.
and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and the
Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street,•Covent-garden, London.
The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the different •
branches of the Royal Family, and- Ladies of the first rank
and fashion, it is hoped has On:lenity establi,shed, in the
opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of
Archer and Haughton's, Poplins and Tabbinets ;
.also gold,
silver, *figured and plain Chamberry MuslinS, and Italian
Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c.