The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-08 00:00:00

TO LA DI E'S.

SUPEitiO-12NEEDLES. .
PA,LMER., U CTLER, ' apd MANUFAC-
Pi• Tu kER of IINE STEEL WORKtutlick(tAL
Ni 1 LY, begs to submit to the attention of Ladies his I M-
y Roy et) E EDL ES, Which have of late been brought
19 great perfed in
ion, by removing all doubt of a possibility of
their cutting ill the eye. These Needles,. Mt pleasantness, 4214 superior excellence, are generally' allowed to excel every
rirtiel~of the hind ever yet °tiered to tire Public, .
P• Hitters hiinstir they need etile b.: tried to Tie .ap-
P.oved. Soh in Quarters,' or in small Cases;containing an
ssort:nent of every size.
ittll)ese Needles are sold without any additional expellee for
nipiov'-enient
Upb •
e 04CI, only at No. 20, St. lames's-street,. Lonel9rl.
•1 INA alio w tuace multi ill:taking a quantity',

SPACIOUS good MANSION • HOUSE,
watt a tine' Garden, and tw,i Acres of Pasture Land.
in a most cteiigiiitul Situation at the Soul West . End of the
Town of Newark. The Garden is walktl, and stored with
choice Fruit Trees, very pleasantly situated trom the house
d...wn to alVlZ4i.:le brall.:4 or the. River Trent, which nips
by the roWu. The Paddock of two Acres adjoins tire gar.
den wait to the Sout:, West Ow Road-down to the
River.

Tice House courains a spacious'hntrame and Staircase,
one large and small Parlours, H u,ekeeper's Room. a
Small Library, a -.Wit. .11 liAtious ICuc sen, Pantry, and
very Lonven.eii; Closets and eupaoarils, three excellent
good Celt .r*.
'rue next Floor, five Chambers, and one very elegant
Drawing room, with C 10604. &c. &C.
The Attics, tour good Lodging- rooms for servants, and
Store-rooms

New Building, Brew and Wash-house, with Cistern and
sott water Pump, Coal-house, and Passage to the street,
over the wholeet which is a very large and convenient Laun-
dry:.
Three-stall Stable, Hay and Store-room over it, Boot-
-house, -Wash-nouse, with other useful Conveniencies in the
yard, which is entire, with a good Pump, and is neatly
paved and tagged.
This highly desirable and unequalled .situation stands
on the Banks of a Branch of the River Trent, at chef-lou-
tish* Town of Newark, through wh;cli place the great
North Road passes. The premises offered juin the Street from
the Notting cam Road into the, Town, on the South West
side, and the Navigable River to the North West, and are
peculiarly adapted, in point of situation, w the comfortable
residence of a private Gm tieman and Fatuity, or the extend-
ed views °fa great mercantile trade.
For further Partict:'.us•apply to Messrs. Godfrey and
Tallents, Solicitcrs, Newark upon Trent. •

A RESIDENCE IN PERTHSHIRE.
TO. BE LETT, - •
For, such Period as mily be Agreed on,
THE 'MANSION:HOUSE of MYLNEFIELD,
completcly Fuinished, with Coach.house and Stable,
&c. 'I he Garden will either be-Lett along with the House,
or the Tenant may_ be, supplied with Fruit and Vegetables
from it at the Market price.
The Garden, consisting' of. two Acres, is enclosed with a
Stone Wall twelve feet high, has excellent Hot Houses,
which, with the. Garden, are stocked with the best Fruit
Trees, all in high order and full hearing
The beauty and convenience of this R,.sidence are well
known. It i., situatct at the eastern extremity of the Carse
of Cowrie, within a quarter of a mile of the River Tay,
eighteen miles from Perth, and four trout Dundee, in which
are excellent Markets.
It lies very near to the Turnpike Road • where the Mail
Coach passes daily.
Entry can be given immediately.
• Applications fig wailer particulars may be made to Mr.
Chalmers, Town Clerk, Dundee or to Alexander• Pearson,
Writer to time Signer, Edinburgh,

IMI'ORTANT.AND SUPERIoR ADVANTAGE OR
• • GAIN IN THF. STATE LOTTERY,
Which wi-lk.buOrt D,awing TUFSDAY, r;ti. Dec. 1808.
I_l LiNRY HOI)GES, PAINE, and 'Co. Stock-
' utokers, tesitecttully intorni the Adventurers that all
Sharesuf Prizeint every Denomination, from 15i. to toc,,ocol.
both Inclusive, that have or may be sold by t;letn at .ny time
in tuts Lottery, shall be PAI ;) in FULL NION E Y, as soot►
as drawn, without ally Discount.or Deduction whatever, at
their old Established U ' ces, viz a, Contbill, Royal Ex-
change ; ►4g, 0 xturd-street, opposite Bond-Street; and 44,
St. I.uncs•s street, near Piccadilly. -
Hodges, Paine. and Co. have no connetlion whatever, nor
ever had, with any .other OttiLe.
It is in the tecolieetion ot the Public, that five Prizes.Of
zo,oool. four ot t0,..0c1. seven of 5.00 cl (meat 4,110.1. seven-
teeit of t,cool. and thirty ot. soot. were recently shared and
sold at the above Offices.
Notwitnstandiog the superior advantage or gain to
at,these Offices, the Tickets awl legal • nares will be sold at
as low Prices as at any reputable Office in the United
Kingdom.

Buy only a Sixteenth, and realize 3001.-per Annum.
Buy only an Eighth, and realize 6001. ditto. •
Buy only aa Quarter, a' l realize tzcol. ditto.
Buy only an i tall, and realize zvol. ditto.
Buy only a Ticket,' and realize 48001. ditto.
Pro establish snch desirably Chances as the above,
in favour of the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares,
HORNSBY and Co. solicited the Grant of tool!? Tickets
front the Contraitor, Which G rant he cheerfully devoted to
the Public, and he kelisl particularly graeified that it is ap.
preciated in the most handsome manner. It is obvious to
Hornsby and Co. that. the Ti..kets. will all be- disposed of
hetore the Drawing begins; for, exclusive of the usual
Chances in a Lottery, the above are in addition.-16, Corn-
hill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.

DR. IAM.ES'S POWDER,
For, ever's,- Colds, Agues, influenzas, Measles,.&c.
AVender of Medicines-, formerly a Labourer in
the Doitor's,gardwi, ha, advertised. himself " as the
original and only person wile ever prepared the Fever Pow-
der for the late Dr. Tames ;'t but as it •has been proved that
this Medicine was sold before he was born, and therefore that
he 'could not have been the '. Origieal•Preparer," he nr,w
shifts his ground, and declares, " that he assistedin the pre-
paration two years prior to the Vottor's decease, the person
who usually prepere& them being in a bad _state ot health,
&c." and thus, by his own sliming, it appears that he was
not the "-only Preparer." •It happens, however, that Mrs.
Evans, here alluded to, who lived many years in the Melees
family, and sum ived'him, was, in truth, the only person who
attended the fires-and assisted in the process till his death :
a man .was occasionally employed to pound the Ingredients,
which is all tins pretender, Mr. Perrin, can live done, and,
Which he calls, " assisting in the preparation ;" so that after
the gross falsehoods of being " the original and only Pripar-
er," his pretensions resolve themselves into the mere quibble
ot aesisting in the preparation,"' because he potinded the
I ngtedielits. ~Bur,..even if heeead been admitted to assist Mrs.
Evans ireherpart of the ptocess, he could nut have obtained
the secret of this. Medicine, for, according to Dr. [antes's AY-
frdivit (pubhtlied by his Executors in 1777,1'T-it had only been
communicated to his Son and 'Mr. Newberg'--.a'niseovery-,
moreover, that has ever bairlied the skill of the 6o :it eminent
Chemists.
The-genuine Powder is to be had only from F. NeWbery
and Sons, No. 4s, in st. Paul's Chtireh.yarti, London; or
at Pr. lames's }lifer I.tkiuSe, iiz Breton-street, in Packets,
-price as. 6d. each; or in Bottles,- containing. 12 Packets, as
made up for the Army and Nave, -price 11.45. including the
Duty Observe that the words, " F..Newberys No. 4s,
raegi" etce eliAtavai.on the atlilT2pi.