The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

An old woman, ofthe oameof Stevens; wasibund
dead on Sollowfield. Common, Wiltshire, on Friday
evening last, in 'a state which gave reason to believe
she had 'been inhumanly murdered, The.decea.Sed
had been shopping about two miles from her habi-
tation,_ and from her staying longer than 'Usual oh
.her errand, her son; a *farmer's servantwertt to
fetch her. He Was informed that she had gone
borne with her provisions, and be returned} but she,
not having arrived, search was - made for her. She
was not found until the next morning at daybreak,
when a labourer of the, name of Davis discovered
her about 100 yang from the .footptith, dead. • Her
bead .was very much bruised, as was also her body,
as if she had been beat with a stick; The tmfortu-
pate woman was about so years of age, and lived
on a trifling' provision bequeathed her by.a relative.
The grand:chance for obtaining the Capital Prizes
is removed from the speculators into the hands of
the public ; nearly the whole of the 20,000 Tickets
are disposed of :—there is little doubt' but the few
remaining:i-vill be sold before the next day of toraw-
ing, Tuesday, the 4th of November; particularly sO,
as there was.no Capital Prize.drawn on the last day
of,. drawing. , Warranted undrawn Tickets
.and
Shares may now be purchased at HORNSBY and
Co.'s State 'Lotter, Office,, 26; Comhill, 52; Chars'
it,icr-cross, and Dorotagh. The
Wheel contains twO of,
,2:0,0001. two of 10,0001.
three of 50001. five of 0001. seyen of 5001. Vie.
We haVe before noticed•the astonishing success
of Dr. Sot.olvio. respeaink the astonishing Cures
'performed by that all=sanative' Medicine the Cordial
Balmof Gilead, which has amazingly promoted the
sale in.. this neighbOurheOd., These Cases,. so re*-
speaably attested, prove 'its intrinsic 'value ner-
' vons-consumptiVe complaints in general, and
iini-
versally stamp its fame as first of Medicines extant.

/jr..FOTHERGIL' NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS are
strongly- recommended at this Season to the. Fair
Sex : they'are pronounced to be crtaiu, id removing
all LoNN-ne:Ssanii Depression 'of the Spirits, the -most
alarming Diseases of the :Head and Stomach,
tatiwn of the Heart, hurrid' 'rh(sughts, •vain
frightful Dreams, Loss of Memory, Relaxa,tjon from
Miscarriages or difficult Labniirs., debilitated itiabit
from long residence in Hot Climates
,and a Seders-
Lary cite, .Palsies, Dorsal Consumptions, and -weak-
nesses incident to both Sexes ; alSo for Spitsins frorn
an irregular influx of vital .beat into- the affeeted
Muscles. This grand Anti -spasmodic; Remedy ne-
ver yet failed in a single instance for eighteen years
past, in :Bilious Cases,• Indigestion, slow, nervous,
putrid, malignant, petechial. Fevers, and broken`
Constitutions.—SOld, wholesale and retail, atMr.
Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of . Paternoster-,
row, in Bottles, at 45.6 d. and t ts. each, v.ith ample
direaions; and may be had of most Country Book
sellers. -

PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.

Ann Freeth and Nicholas Adams, Luton,•Bedfor4khire, straw-

hat-manutadurers.
Thomas Gilbert ktid- fohn Eginton, Birmingham, wine and
liquor-merchants.
Daniel Maytuni And George Mayhem, Lynsted, Kent, brick-
layers.. . .
Richard Isaac, William Bray, and john,G ill, Tavistoele, Dc.
vonshire. .
Joseph Spencer and Zachariah Hubbard, —ftplow Mills,
Bucks, rrsealir,
....,11 . . ~
John. Elindle,Wm.. Hindle., Law, Kenyon, and, Allton Stans-
field, Sc.itecli tle, Lancashire, - calic6=p ri ii ters.-.
lames Henry Gill and j oselih Rie.lardson, jewellers, sillier-
taiitli,. and sword-cutlers, Liverpool. • -