The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-13 00:00:00

GANTHEAUME's EXPEDITION.

3The Zurich Gazette gives the following details
of this Expedition, upon the authority of a Citizen
of Zurich, who was on board the Fleet :-
4, •g( When our Admiral, GANTHEAyME, leftTou-
lon, the first time, a storm forced him to return to
that Port,. and two of his large Ships: were much
damaged, 'Having repaired his damage, he re-'
ceived orders from Government to put to sea again,
and to steer to `the Isle of Elbe, to bombard, l'orto
Ferrajo. It was then that sickness began to snake
such ravages among the crew of his Squadron, that
he was obliged to send, a great many to the Laza-
' recto at Leghorn, and to send back to Toulon two
84's, a 74, and a 32-gun Frigate, for want of men
to man them. It was with one Ship of .8o guns,
three 7.4'5, and the Creole Frigate of 42 guns, that
the Rear_Admiral attempted to land Troops in
Egypt. The Expedition took a favourable turn,
and the Squadron arrived, without having met with
the Enemy, within forty leagues of Alexandria,,
and cast anchor.

In the evening, an' English Fleet of forty tail
was descried; which forced the Admiral to weigh
anchor, and proceed towards the N. E. The land-
ing was to'be attempted then in
.another place ; but
the shore as lined with 1-nrkish Troops and ar-
tillery. The'Rear-Admiral, who began to want
provisions, and Who could ' not, by proceeding,
escape an Enemy -infinitely superior in force, deter-
mined to set sail for France. It was fortunate for
his Squadron that he fuer the Sethiftrure, of 14. guns,
which was taken, after a gallant Anion, as well as
several other vessels. He found some provisions on
board these ships; yet the crew 'would have pe-
rished 'With hunger, had not. the wind been favour-
able. Each man had but a glass of water, half a
glass of brandy," half a pound of salt beef, and three
quarters of biscuit. The Seur;ftsure was near being
burnt, by the imprudence of porGon WhO let a
lighted candle fill into a cask of brandy."

ON MONDAY NEXT' THE IRISH STATE LOT-
TERY BEGINS DRAWING, (thc 16th instant),

In which are the following Capitals, Four Prizes
of io,oool. Four'of ppool. Four of zoool. Five
of moot. Five of goal. &c. &c. and the lowest
Prize 91.---7 The Tickets, Halves, Quatters,
Eighths, and Sixteenths- Shares (duly stamped by
Ad of Parliament), are sold and registered by Mr.
NICHOLSON, at his State Lottery Office, No. 16,
Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England,
where all business relativL to Lotteries, or the Pub-
lic Funds; is faithful), transatied.—The following
is a numerical List of the Capital Prizes lately sold
•
and shared at this Office, viz.

- ',C. 10,000 N. 4. .1.81 , - - £.20,0030
. 21,000 2.3565 - - - 5,00
- ro,Ob 28322 - - - 20,000
5,000 30875 - - - 5,000
- ropoOP 42700 - - - io,cco
- 10,000 43978 - - - 5,000
;" - I°iD°o ' ' 44014 r - - 20i000
- si,ooo 1 46676 - - - loop°
5,000 l 51603, - - - 10,000

No. 549 -
77,c
9.65 -
14777 - -
1702 i. - •
. 1704,4 - •
19004 •
1096 -
23,339 -

t)icsides many of and Sool. each.'
. .
Money lot the Pries as, soiaii 4s.dr;twr..--Schemes
gratis. Qrdets from the "coun.cry {post paid) du
attended to.:

Tickets and Shares for • the English Lottery
that begins dra%ifitig, the 3d of. March next.
- •

LONDON : rinteq by".l:li CI I.:VN LL AN;•(of 13? w-street, Covent -GarticW
A t
.tl4e Sti N.Or No, ei z, ,Y,trand.; diivi)4l;.,4otiyiseqzelits (_):.iitrs Iv]

A GOOPAMT Q `3.4,ONMCIT,TTING,
may (indepeottbni of its :ntrinsic, and. peculiar pro-
perty of enriehment) be acquired from the Lottery,
the essentials .!to' success to whiCh, :ate the same
which constitute the 'requisites to success in all un-
dertakings ;:iiThatever breeds altabitnf expedition,
that is to say, speedy execution of a well-conceived
design, tends, to fill the purse, because a6tiiallY
imparts that; habit .without the-exercise of which -the
purse must be always enipty, or, as the short-hand
writers denote T:—'--The last July Lottery
was a most advantageous Lottery, and many, by
deferring to tiny,' lost the:chanCe of making a For-
tune ; the present Lottery for ,November is conf6secl
to be yet more advantageous than that of July, so
that the Adventurer, who, disappointed last July';
foundito. his ,losS: that " leisure answered leisure,'!
may, in November Lottery, find that " haste pro,
fitably answers baste.'!

When fhe votaries of Epicurus had, locally speak.
ncarly, eXhausted " Plenty,", at Guildhall, on
the Lord Mayor's Day, it came to the turn of the
jolly Sons of Bacchus to do justice to the order; 61
the 'day, and droWn the " (the initials
of Peace and Plenty), in' deep bumpers.. A Naval
Officer, half seas over, iu.his.turn, -but in a vein of
hilarity, •gave his loast—" Three P's," which, e-
ing with good humour obeyed; and the-explanation
demanded by the conip:in'Y 'the brave son of
.Nep-
tune exclaim:4 with eXtasT; qThe.Three P's are—
Pope and Princely Prizes! I was thefortunate pur-
chaser at his .Dice; . Corner of the Royal Exchange,
the Ticket numbered,44,9oS, in the last, English
Lottery, which proved a Prize of 29,0001. !"

The Rev. Tr-tom AS EDMONDS., of -Upton on Se-
vern, Worcestershire, has ..:ommunicated to
PsaioNs, of Leicester_squar,e, London, the result
of his trials with the Patent MetalliC Trahors:—
Among those are 'several remirkable cures of Rhea.
matisrp, Lumbago, Burns,, Inflammatory, Tumors,
and one Case ouan infant, which he states as fol.
lows :

" I have a child fourteen months .old, who lately had a
troublesome 'ebniiilaint in his nose and upper lip, which was
highly inflamed and exceedingly sore. It had been in this
state about three weeks,._ and whiehotlxkugh- vs a .had .endea-
voured t 6 heal," appeared to grow. worst.' Otte "eVe:hingaVhe
lay asleep in his sister's anus, I resolved to try the TraelorS,.
mhich I did for forty minutes. the part bled when.
I begun, and an• acrid humour issued from under the se;:h,-
yet during the operation that discharge was evidently dimi-
nished, and the inflammation was nearly removed: To
my surprize.and -pleasvre, on the next morning, the scab
carne
off,. and the place was well. The tasieesi of
this case not only prove the great utility of the.Ti-adors, hut
that they do riot cure throiigh the mcdiun iinaginatiort:"=-.
Mr. Edmonds concludes ." I have no hesitation; na.y„l I
think it my duty to say, that I believe your Tractors to be
great utility."
The Tradors, so necessary in every Family, and among
Horses, may be had genuine, with new and Iniproved Difeee
tions for using them, for, Five. Guineas the Set, of B.
Perkins, A: M. the Patentee, in the Nouse •of the late
john Hunter, Surgeon, Leicester-square _ and ot. Frederick,
Smith, Chemist an H d Druggist, in the 'ay-market, Lon-.
don. The . portable nature of the Tractors fenders their
conveyance by coach, or even by post, pertediy convenient.
Letters inclosing their amount (post-p4id) duly attended'to;
N. B. The putc.haserS of the Tractors receive gratis, two
ditilirent Books,.which contain, as communicated by -ihe
first literary characters, about three thousand Cures of Gout,
Rheumatism, Scalds, Head-ach; Toothattli;Sprains,
'mations, &c. &c. and all analogous Diseases of Horses.
crtos,--Thegenuine Trators are stamped with the
words " PERK iNs's ATCNT r. s," and at the bot-
tom of the printed directions is it Poveeipt for the five guineas,
signed in the hand writing of the \Patentee. By observing
this,i rryOsitions will often be detected.'

SHIP

CRAVF.SEND, NOV. 11.

Passed by—the Yonne, Elizabeth,. from Catwick ;
l'Ave Uebroders; Hocker.; adpe, Jacobs ; and Elizabeth,
Petcrs, from Rotterdam.
Sailed—the-Orion, , for Bremen;
Schmidt, for Antwerp ; Langley.,
G race ; and Helen,- Gs orlon, for Africa.

BIRTH.
On the Toth inst. the Lady of Sir John Payne, Bart. of
Ternpsford, Bedfordshire, da Daughter.