The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-29 00:00:00

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of SOUTiIpIyTON.

GENT L EM EN,
A Verj general Report having prevailed, that
have.expressed an intention of offering my Services to
the County at the ensuing Eledion, and that have actually
commenced a Canvas .With that view, I think it necessary to
contradi& a representation so unfounded,' by a•public Ad-
Vertisement.
I beg leave, Gentlemen, to assure you, that I.am too sen-
sible of the numerous evils that attend a ContestecfElOion,
and I feel too highly therespedable charaaer of your present
Representatives, to have even formed a wish to disturb them
in that situation to which your suffrages have called them,
and in which they will certainly receive my warmest sup-
port. .
At the same time, I trust that I May' be permitted to say,
that I do not mean to abandon those pretensions I had the
honour to submit to your consideration at the commence—
ment of the present Parliament; and which, I flatter my-
self, the services of my Family to this County, for some ge-
nerations, may have reasonably led me to form to your coun-
tenance and support. in case of any unforeseen Vacancy.
Impressed as I feel with gratitude, which neither time or
circumstance§ can efface,, for the repeated marks of confi-
dence and favour my, Ancestors have receiyed at your hinds,
I shall consider it a duty, ',cm any occasion when i.conceive
my services may be useful or acceptable to the County; to
offer myself a Candidate for that situation which I shall
never cease to consider the highest objed of :reasonable am-
bition. I have the Honour,to be,

GENTI:EMEN,
Your most devoted, and
Dogmersfield Park, Z faithful humble Servant,
Oct. 28, 1801. S H. P. S. MILDMAY

ENGLISH AND IRISH STATF LOTTERIES, 1801.
. * Irish State Lottery begins Drawing November t 6.
English State Lottery begins Drawing March 3, ‘BO2.
THE TICKETS; -HALVES, QUARTERS,
EIGHTHS, and SI)(TEE-NTHS, are now selling,
in great variety of Numbers, and On the lowaSt f.,rnis. The
Money far the .Prizes paid on: demand; by lioßNsint.and
Co, Stock-Brokers, at their Old-established State Lottery
Office .(licensed pursuant to Al of Parliamentl.,. No. 26,
Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London ; also at
Liverpool and Exeter: `. • ..' •
Correct Numerical. and Register Books are, kept, and
'rickets and Sharai registered, at Sixpence per Number. '
Orders accompanied with good 13ills,- payable at sight, or
of a short date, will be punctually attended to, precisely on
the saend Terms as if present. • • .•
Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
All Shares ield at this.° tfiee will be stamped,Areeable to
A6l-0/ Parliament, with the words " State Lottery Stamp-
Otfice."
Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, -with their several An-
nuities, anti all kinds of Governthent Securities, bought and
sold by Commission. . • • ..- •
CAPITAL. PRIZF.S Sold,. Shared, and Registered by
HORNSBY- and Co-.
a Prizes of Thirty. Thousand PoUnds.
7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds..
a Prize-4 of Fifteen Thousand Pounds.
13 Prizeiof Ten Thousand Pounds.
19 • Prizes of Five Thousand Potinds.
• 3o Prizes of Tivo Thousand Pounds.
49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds-.
73 Prizes of five Hundred. Pnuttds,
Cox's Grand Diamonds in the Lotter; 1774; and the Pigot
Grand Diamond in the last English Lottery, yvlrs.se .by
Hornsby and Co.

• . .
LINCOLNSHIRE.--SALE OF LANDS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Early iii TaC month. of jankvwx n.t, if not Ncvturualy
posed of by Private Contract
THE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES
of Sir GI.LBERT. HEATHCOTE, Bart..§ituate in
the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, tifterton
Wigtoft, Swineshead, Bicker, Gosberton, Surtleet,. Pinch-.
beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry
Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of I.incoln.
Pariit;ulars.of which itre in. preparation, And will be ready for
delivery in the course of next month.
the mean time, the Lands and Premises may, be..yiewed
upon application to the Nspeelive Tenants.
• Eitipingham,,Od. Bth, 18ni.

STAFFORDSHIRE,
POTWORKS TO BE DISPOSED OF.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

- By J. cOOK,
Either in the following, or such other Lots as May be con-
-eluded upon,ftt the Swan Inn, in Hanley, ,inthe Statlbrd-
shire Potteries, on Tuesday the loth of November, tBOl ;
the Sale.to begin at Five in the Afternoon, subje& to Con •
ditions to be then produced, unless previously disposed of
by private Treaty ;
T •
Lot i.. „consist of an excellent and ,well-hpilt
DWELLING-HOUSE, situated in the Centre
of Shelton, in the Staffordshire Potteries, on the general line
of communication through that
.populous County, late the
residenceiof Mr. Ralph Baddeley, comprising a handsome
Entrance, Hall, Dining-room, zo feet 6 inches by zo feet,
Drawing-room, 18 feet by 16 feet, two Sitting-rooms of dif..
ferent sizes, with four Bed rooms, and two Dressing =rooms
over the same; three Ledgirig-rooms for Servants, and Store-
room ; the whole finished in appropriate manner. .Also
a commodious Kitchen, with the usual appendages, and four'
capital Vaulted Cellars ; an extensitre Orchard' and Garden
adjoining the House, the latter walled on two sides (part a
hot-wall), well covered with Fruit Trees, and atontrenient
Hot-house\af recent ere&ion—the Vines in great perfealon.
A lso a roomy and wel l-built Set of Pot-Works near tie House,
wherein the said Ralph Baddeley bath" carried ,on his .Well
known Earthenware Manufaelory for a number of years, be-
ing one of the oldest established Works in the Trade: Also
Eight Dwelling-houSes at a small-ciistancie, very convenient
for the Workmen employed in the Manufaao67; an excel
Croft, or Piece of Land, lying immediately, behind the,Wprks,
called Pool Field: the whole Premises containing, as now
marked out 'and allotted, 6 A.'. i R. aP. or thereabouts.
And either with or without the adjoining Pieee, of Land,
called the BARN FIELD, containing 4A. 31t 25 P. or
thereabouts. Both the said Pieces of Land abounding, with
Saggar, Marl and Brick Clay,' of the first quality.'
Any Person desirous of embarking in the, Mannfaetory of
Earthenware, will seldom meet with a situation combining
of so many favourable circumstances : in point ot locality, it
is inferior to none in the Country, being in the heart of the
Village, on the Hue of the. proposed 'RailWay. flour Etruria
Wharf to Hanley, and Coals Just at hand, Immediate pos-
session may be had of the House*and Potworks, and all the
valuable Machinery, Utensils, Moulds; Patterns, Plates, &e.
taken at a fair valoatiOn., Hence that opening which Peace
will undoubtedly give to the extension or our Manu fatiories,
and which is expected to carry the Earthenware Trade to an
unex'ampltd height; may be instantly embraced; nor is the
advantage of stepping into an old esiabl shed Connedion, in
the outset of'a Concern, to be overlooked.
. Lot z. To consist of another commodious and well-built
Set of POTWORICS 'adjoining the former Lot, and now in
,the holding of. Messrs. John and Edward Baddeleys with
sundry old Buildings, affording an opportunity of, making an
handsome Entrance Front to the public Street or Roacl.4oAlso
.t valuable Piece Of Land, called the SNAPE, lying contigu-
ous,to.the Works, and containing, as now marked out, and
intended to be allotted, including the Tool,' which affbrds a
never failing suPply of Water; z'A. 3 it; ;3 P. or thereabouts.
Either of the above Lots are eligible situations for any Ma-
nu ilidgry Where etrent is required,'and Much fuel epnsumed ;
aadthe present Ifuilclinzs are easily convertible to the neces-
sary purposes.
A-right. Road tor. all- purposes will be reserved toot t,
frOin Snape-Marsh doWn the further side of the Snape, and
alSblo'the-Barritielcl.- . • • . • ..•
rlr the,,Barntield.is.not sold with Lot i, the saine*wfil be
put up as a SeparatELot. • "r -•- •
A Plan of the Shelton Premises, as allotted, may be seen
at Mr. Tomlinson's Office, in Hanley.; and further Partita-
Lars, or to treat by Private Centratt, refer there.