The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

LINCOLNSHIRE.-SALE OF LANDS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
!,Y in the month of January next, if not previously dis-
,
posed of by Private Contract;
'HE Detached :ESTATES and PROPERTIES
of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in
tips everal Parislfes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton
btlorti Swineshead, Bicker. Gosbertan, Surfleet, Pinch-
.F.CKl Durrington, Ruskington, Billipghay, and Short Ferry
p.irin in the Parish of lisketton, in the County of Lincoln.
4..a.r.ticulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready for
't!very in the course at next month.
In the mean time; 4112 Lands and. P remises may be viewed
'Pen application to the respective Tenants.
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RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK & Co.
'The only Office th".xt evcr sold Two Prizes of Thi*ty Thou-
sand Pounds in Shares), __ _

HAVE on Sale,• in great Variety of Numbers,
and at the lowest Prices, IRISH and ENGLISH
STA'rE-LOT,TERY TICKETS and SHARES, at their
Offices, the Corner of the Bank-Buildings, Cornhill ; facing
the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, London; and
in the Market-place, Norwich. The Lotteries begin Draw-
ing—lrish, 16th Novsrnber—English, 3d• March.
Correspondents will have Tickets and Shates sent thern by
remitting Post-Office Orders' 'or good Bills atshort Dates,
to Richardson, Goodluck and Co. Stock-Brokers. London.

ENGLISH and IRISH LOTTERIES, 1801.
The Irish begins Drawing November 16th,
The Imperial Lottery March 3d.
rrICKgTS, ' Halve's, . Quarters, Eighths, and
I Sixteenths, are now selling in a great variety of Num-
ber.;-in both Lotteries, at DRUMMOND's Fortunate Old
Statetottery Office, No. 65, Fleet-street • which has been
so remarkable fo'r selling, sharing, and Registering Capital
Prizes in the last as well as limner Lotteries.—As there is
the greatest probability, if not a certainty, of his selling,
sharing, and registering several Capital Prizes in the ap-
proaching Lotteries, with the great Rise in the Price, which
may be expeaed soon to take place; having obtained, so giori-
ouS.and honourable a Peace as the present, added to the many
large Capitals which cannot be engaged now as idwar time,
has induced Mr. Drummond to recommend to his Friends and
the Public in general, an early Purchase, as the Price of
Tickets and Shares at present are reasonable, but if the
Gentlemen possessed of large disengaged capitals should turn
their speculations to English Lottery rickets, he should not
be surprized to see Tickets soon at the enormous Price of Sol.
each.—Correspondents wishing to avail themselves of the
above caution, may have Tickets or Shares sent them, with
the same attention paid to their interest as if present, by re-
mitting Post-office Orders, Bank Notes, &c. post-paid.
Shares of Prizes in the last English Lottery paid in full at
this Office.
N. B. Correa Numerical Books, and Tickets Registered
as usual.

'rifts Day was pliniistied, price "1
-1-alt-a-Crown, nound in
• vellum,

POETRY for CHILDREN, consisting of such
Pieces, partly original and partly seleded, as may be
committed to meniory at an early age.
By MISS.AIKIN.
. Printed for R, Phillips, No. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard;
Sold•by B. Tabart, at the .luverrilc Library, New Bond-street;
by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row.and by all other Booksellers.
Of whom. may be had, published at the same time, the
three following very superior little books for the use of Chil-
dren.
r. Visits to the Menagerie and the Botanical Carden at
Paris, containingsa rapid and very pleasing view of animated
nature, adapted to the capacities of Children, translated from
t!ie i rench of L: F. laufret, in two small vols. 4S. bound.•
2. The Little Hermitage, and other Tales, as. bound.
3. The Juvenile Plutarch, consisting of the Lives of ex-
traordinary Children, and of accounts of the infancy and early
progress of illustrious men, intended to stimulate by ex-
ample, 3s. bound.