The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-18 00:00:00

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'A TUR DAY, j-citY .18, 1801.

To the,HGENTLEMEN, CLER-GYMEN, and FREE-
HOLDERS'of the COUNTY. of SUSSEX-
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cvikyrt.imtN, - ' . •
T RETURN you mrwartnest:Thanks for the high
11 Honour you have-done:mei.in,tLECTlNG ME your
REPRESENTATIVE IN PARLIAMENT. I am fully
aware of-the Importance of the 'Office with which'you have
entrusted me, and by my Condudin'the House of Commons
I shall endeayonr, to the- extent of my Abilities and Judg
ment, not to almse it.
• I have the Honour to remain,
GENTLEMEN', -
Your most grateful, sincere, and obiclient
humble Servant,
Rosehill, July x 6, aox.

JOHN FULLER.

TO GENTLEMEN VOLUNTEERS.

'THE PRINCE of WALES:s NEW PAtTERN
_i_ Mt LITA RY • STUCK, inade" bribe old
Discharged and Wounded Soldiers, for the,Army in general,
is particularly recommended to the Gentlemen Volunteer*,
for neatnesss and appearance, and, its very-easy round the
Neck. Any number v ill be sent to any part of England.
Letters addressed to Mr.
,Reading, Nn 8,/ Gardener's=
lane, King's-street, Westminster, post paid, will 'be-at-
tended to.

Commanding Officers of Regiments may be supplied wit,
any number, as good as can be made, by applying as above.
July_ 17, 18.1.

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CEMENT FOR BUILDING..
ESS RS. PARKER and Manzi,.
tV fadure Cement; or Mortar, ' for • Buildirig in Water,
which farmeurpasses in utility any Terras or Lime Mortar. It
gives to all kinds of Brick or Strone`Work an uncommon de-
grce of strength arki cohesion...~ It sets tinder water, soda
becomes as bard as Stone, and may be e.xp.oied even 'to the
adion of the sea without injury. In all. Buildings, therefore,
intended either to resist or contain Water,- this Cement may
be used with singular advantage. • -
They also prepare a...very- hard and durable. STUCCO,
which effeaua Ily defends Buildings born the nj titian s effeas
Qf wet and damp.

NEXT..MONDAY
THE IRISH LOTTERY BEGINS.

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BISH, for the better accommodatiop of the
A. • Nobility, Gentry, and the Fublic at the West End
of the ,Town,. who. for many years have honoured hini with
their Lottery Business, has opened a commodious Office,
No: 9, CHARINGCROSS,
where TICKETS and SHARES for both the IRI.SI-1 and
ENGLISH LOTTERIES are selling in great variety, and
the Prizes Will be paid as soon as drawn; -either there; or at
his other Old Established Office,

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CORNHILL,
remarkable for selling Capital Prizes; and where ii the late
English Lottery, this year, were sold, shared; and registered,
the following Capital Prizes : •- -- • -
• No. 50,06 x a Prize of £.30,000
9,593 . 1.0,5°0
44,007 .-=-• • _ • 5,000
1.1,563 x;000
'51,425 • 500 '-•-
E.-. 7 Persons in the ',Country desirous of hai-ing Tickets .
or Shares, may be 'supplied the' same as- if riersortally pre-.
:sent, hy. sending Post. Office Orders; good,Bills at short
dates, Bank Motes or 'Caslf, to -either ' • •
No. 4,, CORI...iHtLL; or. No p,-ci-lARIN.q.,C.RosS...
The IRISH SH LOT'T'ERY co,:sists ortIfIRTY-•:-TWO:
O THUSAND TICKETS, and .he total. amount of Prizes
is °NB HUNDRED and F I FTY THO LISA ND POUNDS'
I 'sign. •
'fhe ENGLISH LOTTERY consists of SI ;Tk f'L-lOU
SAND TICKETS, am( the' total amount-of Prizes is-FIVE
'll ORE D, THO USAND PO UNDS. ST E RUNG ..
Bank Stock, Five per Cents. ' Four per Cents. Three per
Cents:, India, Irish,. Im-i&ial Stocks; with their several
Anikuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all Otherkinds
of (..kivernment and-:sold by • -
'STOCK-BROKE'R

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OXFOR =STREET and ST. JAMES's-STREETi
HODGE.i and Co: tespeafully acquaint the Pub.
pc they la-ve-akreat liariet of IRISH TICKETSanti LEGAL SIIARES on SALE "
at the: following hices,
viz.

Ticket, - Z. S S o may gain k. zo,ooo
Half . • xojooo
5,000'
- 2,5'00
Siiteerth, - oti 6 -1,250
Dodges and Co, will' pay the utmost Value for the Prizes
(td any moult) on demand.
The fit-awing will begin on Monday next.
N. B. The Coverninent Express will arrive daily ar the
above.affic^..s, the first of which will be due'on Wednesday
the zzd instant. •

Quarter.
Eighth,

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