The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-23 00:00:00

LiNCOLNSI:IRE.-SALE OF LANDS.

t 4 • TO SOLE) BY AUCTION,
the month of jainkary next, if not previously (1.,5-osed
osed of by Private Contract ; t •
Tilt De:ad-led EsTA-rEs aod PROPERTIES
the of Sir -GILBERT- HEATHCOTE, Barr, tzituare in
13/I„,'"eriti Parit,hes-ofieake, Frainptun, Kirtoss, Sutterton,
Swineshead, ic,ker, Gosberton, Surdect, Pinch-
-I)(4riagton, Ruskirgtoo, Billinghay, and Siturtfferry
*Ali': tile Pariah of Fiskerton, in the County of -Lincoln.
5.4%;2114r50i winch are in preparation, and will be ready tor
14-1 Y in the course of next mouth.
11Pota,'e mean time, the Lands and P remies _may be viewed
tint'Plication-to the respective Tenant.
-1414ghara, Oct. Sth, iSor.

CHniG„bipothecar3:-, begs leave to call
Zs'l4;4 pub cli ttention to his WORM LOLIiNG ES,
beatlmiversativ proved to possess at once the
dest;:oying the various Worms the stomach and
ierinis:„.4re subject to, hat also the mildness of operation so
'1444.'' in a Vermiluge, which is chiefly to be given to
'''l4.le2l°l. Persons of a, weakly constitution, they being most
l'Qvt`` to this ,species of disoater. By their antheribilitic
4111 s r"
they remove those Sts;convulsions, and e....cruciating,
ll ,141 the viscera, which are occasioned by Worms ; and in
' • 3,•-•ts,,,s!!.s where they are suspe-cied, the Lozenges are a very
Physic. The Lond.o hief Baron, the Lord Bishop
or. ►s'e. with nurab.ers of•the Nobility,i;an hear testi-
the /6.1 the justness of the claim for giving a preference to
e"geS, over every other Worm Medicine.
~,:;11.wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler st No. 47
near St. Paul's, ;.and Retail by every respectably.
' '',:teg as.`::"'•Ver.':.ter in Town and Country, m Boxes at ss. hall
9Ch. zoul Family BOxes at One Guinea each.

at Eight.
Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware-
house, where may be-bad all his different I;rodudicns ; and
also, Proposals for printing' by Subscription, his Three Years
Tour to almost the whole of England, and A considerablz
Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re:
speetable Friends ' - and embellished with Forty Plares in
aqua tinta, from Pidlures painted by Mr: Dibdin, and Twen-
ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared for the:aqua
tints, by Miss Dibdin. The Pidures, and Specimens of the
Prints, may be seen, free of expence, at Leicester-place.
*** The only Entrance to the Theatre will be at the Door
nearest Leicester-square,.
The above Ehtertainracnt, which continues to be received
with the loudest applause, will be repeated every Monday,
Thursday, and-Saturday venings,!till further notice.
Just published, " Honour among Thieves," "Tray," and
on Monday next, " The Letter N. .

ENGLISHand IRISH STATE LOTTERIES for aot.
THE
TICKETS .are sold and divided into
I HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and. SIX-
TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNS and Co., Srook-Bro-
kers, at their State Lottery•Olfice, No. 93, under the Royal
Exchange, London, and no where else Oil their account. ' .
Irish Lottery begins drawing 16tIt'November,.18ox,—Eng-
-11.,n, sd March„ 11302.
Letters, post-paid, dilly answered, and Schemes gratis..
is-;::;;-- Orders accompani..,l with short-dated Isills on Lon..
don, or Yost-Odiee Orderk-,, punctually attended to ; and to
prevent mistakes as :vell as delay, Correspondents are re-
tinested to send thern by

The Interest upon the former Bills to be computed to the 3cth
day of this present Month, and upon the latter to the 3d of Nervern-
ler; 12:Cf, on which days the New Bills to he taken in,excliange,
be respeaivrly dated, and will be delivered on the succeeding
days,'when the Interest will be also paid.
Attendance will he given at this Office miry Day, (Sundays
and Holidays excepted) will/Tuesday, the ,2,7 th instant inclus!ve,
from Ten o'Clock in. the 21lowing 'till One in the Afternoon, for
the purpose of reeri!teing..che same; and for the greater dispatch,
the Beareis of the said Bills are desired to bring La's thereof,
containing the Number in:A'tanerical Order, according to the
value of the said Bills' time of commencement of harem, with
the Principal Stems and interest due on such Bills ; to be com-
puted at threepence balfperayy by the day, on every tool. from
the time of commencement to 'the said 3oth day of OC-lober, and 3d
of November, sBaz, respcßive4 ; and they are derireek to write
their Names and Places of Abode on such_ Lilts, and indorse their
Names on tee said Bills:

• • This-Day was publish+
In One Volume Duodecimo, price,es. in boards,
.A PRACTICAL ' • DIET,
and on the most salutary and agreeable means of sup-
worting LIFE and HEALTH ay ALIMENT. and 'ijtGi=
MEN. Adapted to.rbe. circumstances of Age, -Con-
"stitutiont and Climate; and, inchitling.-the application of
modern Chemistry to*the c mai v Preparation 'of Food..
WILLIAVI NESBIT,. M.D. •
Fellow of the 'Ro‘yal College of • Surgeons, Edinburgh ;
Author of the, Clinical Guide, erc..ike. •
CRITICAL-COMNIENDATION.OF THU, WORK:
" We are convinced triat this compendious Work, on the
important subject of Diet, will prove. a valuable and accept-
able present to the Public—Medical and Physical Journal.
" If there were any Prie desideratum in English Literature
more urgently wanted than ail others, that has hitherto un-
deniably been a Work, which should, with the skill and dis-
cernment ()fan able and experienced 14..sician, assemble for
popular use, all. the dielates of ordinary disereti•-in, general
experience, and professional observat-ion in regard so the most
salutary use of those. thins which serve as toe common all-
mpats of life. The prudentam .of aliments might happily
pfeviint two thirds of the t•iisease..s by which health is destroy.
ed. • Dr. Nesbit is one of the le.w Medical Writers among our
contemporaries, who know how to unite,scietice with lucid
and invamating vkimplicily of -Manner.; the- formalities of
sciences axolciii, but iis•spirit is happily diffused through
the whole. In his present
,Wurkifie has performed a service
whiclideserves:the (hanks of evet, good man zealous of
utilitY. No Family ought to neglea the 'perusal of a
:Book so agreeable, and so interestingly instrudive."—Lon.
don Medical Review.

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