The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-12 00:00:00

SUN.

MONDAy, OCTOBER 12, I'Bol-.4

- DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
SCHEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT
TERY, begins Drawing the I.6th -of Next Month.
No. of Prizes, Value of each. Total Value.
4.10,000 is £.40,000
5,000 20,000
2,000 ---- LOCO
1,000 5,000
500 ---- 2,500
100 - 1,500
5, - 1,000
72,000

8,000

• 8,057 Prizes.
23,943 Blanks.

.150,00%

32,000 Tickets.

Capitals Determinable.
_ First drawn Ticket, xst Day, -£. goo
Ditto, - 4th Day, - 1,000
Ditto, - 7th Day, - 5,000
Ditto, - 13th Day, - to,ooo
Ditto • - 19th Day, - to,ooo ..
Ditto, last Day - - 2,000
Present Prices of Tickets and Shares.
Whole Ticket -Z. 8 3 o Eighth - - ,C. rz o
Half ditto - . - 4 6 o Sixteenth - - oat o
Quarter ditto - - 2 4 0
Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li-
censed Lottery Office.
(a-' An early purchase is recommended, as the Tickets
have risen, and will continue to rise. There is scarce any
probability of there being any more Irish Lotteries.
Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices.

IRISH STATE LOTTERY
Begins Drawing the Sixteenth of next Month.
THE TICKETS and SHARES in the present
IRISH and ENGLISH STATE LOTTERIES, are
on Sale in great variety, and on the most reasonable Terms,
at HODGES and Co.'s, Oxford-street,. and St. James's-
street, where the Capital Prizes,
No. 15.705 - - X. 20,000
29,467 - - - 20,000
24,787 , - - - io,ooo
18,060 - - - 5900
30,333 - - - Poo
,895 - - - 5608
were all SOLD, 28SHARED, and REGISTERED THIS
YE AR, -and in the late Lotteries were Soft!, Shared, and Re-
gistered as above, viz.
No. 12,660 - ,t. 20,000 No. 36,030 - £.5000
7121 - 10,000 -A ISO 17 of 2000
2681 - toopoo 27 of
tOOO
• *** Orders by the Post, or otherwise stria! y executed.
N. B. The English Lottery begins Drawing 3d March,
tBo2.

FREEHOLD ESTATE WANTED TO PURCHASE.
AFREEKOLD ESTATE, situate in any of the
Counties of KENT, SUSSEX, SURREY; HANTS,
or DEVON, to consist of a comfortable Mansion orPwell-
ing-house, with Garden and Offices complete, of which im-
mediate possession can be given, and from 300 to tOOO Acres
of cultiVated Land (of which not less than Zoo Acres must be
in hand), with suitable Farm Houses and Appurtenances.
Particulars addressed to Messrs. Ward, Dennetts and
Greaves, Solicitors, Covent-garden, London, with proper
references for viewing the Estate, and treating for thp pur-
chase thereof, will have due attention.

STOWEY-HOUSE, SOMERSET,
MO BE LET T,' and entered upon immediately,
with the Furniture, Stables, Coach-houses, Gardens,.
Slinibberies, Ponds, and One Acre of Kitciten-garden, and
Thirteen Acres of good Meadow Land adjoining.
The House is elegantly and completely FURNISHED, as
one of the Residences of the late Lady jones, deceased, and
is in every respect fit for the immediate Occupation of a large
and genteel Family; distant from Bath twelve miles, Bristol
ten, and Welts twelve. The Tenant may have the Deputa-
tion of the Manor.

For particulars, inquire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at Ston-
Easton ; or at Bull's Library, Bath.
The Servants at Stowey will spew the House and Furni-
ture to any Person wishing to rent it.

LINCOLNSHIRE.—SALE OF LANDS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Early in the month of January next, not previously dis-
posed of by Private Contrad ;
J.HE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES
.of Sir GILBERT HEATIICOTE, Bart. situate in
the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton,
Wigtoft, Swineshead, Bicker, Gosberton, ;urfleet,' Pinch-
beck, lorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry
Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of Lincoln.
Particulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready for
delivery in the course of next month.
In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed
upon application to the respective Tenants.
Ernpingham, Oit. Bth, 18ot. '

BREWERY TO BE SOLI), •
Peremptorily, on Thursday the zzd Day of Odober, at One
.o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle-
s,treet.. Liverpool ;
AVery 'Extensive and Complete BREWERV,
-ereded in the best manner within the last twelve
years, possessing every improved principle now known :
the whole covering a Plot of i'reehold Ground of Two Acres,
situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, and within 1200 yards
of the Custom House ; capable of making annually 6001%95
Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very
extensive Warehouses, Malt-house, Drying-kilns, &c.
The Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible.—The
whole Premises arc overlooked by a handsome Q welling-
house, well finished • and may be viewed every day before
the Sale, where attendance will be given.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near
Liverpool.

FOR DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS,
DALBY's CARMINATIVE.
A CAUTION.
WHEREAS. many Counterfeited sorts of this
,Medicine are offered for sale by sundry Dtuggists and
others, under specious pretences ; and whereas repeated
Complaints have been made of the bad effeds of these Com-
positions ; all Purchasers are' requested to be particularly
careful in observing, that the name of F. NEWBERY is en-
graved in the Stamp, which is pasted on each Bottle,' as the
surest mark of authenticity; and that in the Bill of Direc-
tions, in which such Bottle is wrapped, is the following
EXTRACT from the WILL of the,late Mr DALBY.
"And whereas, I did many years since instruel my Daugh-
ter Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Gel!, of North-street;
Westminster,' Gentleman, in the art and method of prepar-
ing, compounding, and making. up a certain Medicine, of
which I am the sole inventor', called and universally known
by the name of DALBY's CARMINATIVE ; I have again
instruded and communicated to my said Daughter, Frances
Cell, the Secret of preparing or making-up the said Medi-
cine; and I do hereby constitute and appoint my said Daugh-
ter, the sole Preparer of this useful Medicine. 1 likewise •
give to my said Daughter, Frances Cell, the sole Property of,
the said Carminative, and all Profits 'arising from the sale
thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever."
This excellent Medicine is a most safe, effectual, and in
general an immediate Remedy for the Wind, Colics,
vulsions, Fluxest and other Disorders in the Bowels of In-
fants ; and is equally serviceable to Persons of all ages, for
internal Complaints occasioned by bad Liquors, Frmt, &c.
It is sold only at Mr. Newbery's (the only Warehouse for
Dr. James's Powder), No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard,
on the Coach-way, a few doors from the, Corner of Cheap-
side, London, in bottles, price is. 6d. each, and 3d. Duty.—
klso retail, by his appointment, al Mess. ieboult and. Co.'s,
146.4,50; and T. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; T. Wades,
Nn, 13, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co.'s, Coekspur_
street ; W. Barry's, stationer, Bridge-street, Westminster ;
B. Burchell's, Long-Acre ; J. Ward's, No. 325, Holborn ;
T. Tint's, Royal Exchange; and W. Claake's, No. 269,
Borough High street:

' qh

Speedily will be published,
' • In Quarto, with Engravings, Part I. of
/% SYSTEM' of NATURAL HISTORY of the
1. STRUCTURE or ANATOMY of ANIMALS.
By ANTHONY CARLISLE, Surgeon, &c.
Prided for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.
This Work follows the Zoological Classification of Lin-
rlus, and is adapted to the Studies of those who cultivate
Natural History only, as well as the Medical Profession.
It is the Author's Design to give the leading Fade, in de-.
freed from Technical Expression as ,much as the Nature
of the Subject} will admit. Many of the Descriptions will
be entirely- new, and all the Authorities admitted either upon
the actual knowledge of their Correctness, or their stria Con-
formity with the Author's Experience. The First Part il-
lustrated with Eight Plates, from -Drawings made by the
Author, will corpprise an Account of the Physical and Che-
mical Properties of. Animal Substances, as far as they have
been clearly ascertained. and a particular Description of the
internal History or Anatomy of the Class " Vermes" of Lin-
naeus.

This Day were published, Price 6s. in boards,
POLITICAL RECOLLECTIONS relative to
EGYPT ; containing Observations on its Government
under the Maineluks ; its Geographical Position; its In-
trinsic and Extrinsic Resources; its relative Importance to
England and France; and its Dangers to England in the pos-
session of France; with a Narrative of the ever-memorable
British Campaign in the Spring of zBor.
By GEORGE BALDWIN, Esq.
Late His Majesty's Consul-Geneial in Egypt ; and attached
. to the Commander in Chief during the above glorious
Campaign.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published, in Odavo, Price 3s. sewed,
THE CHURCH of ENGLAND VINDICAT-
ED from MISREPRESENTATION. Shelving her
genuine Dodrines as contained in hp Articles, Liturgy, and
'Homilies. With particular Reference to The Elements of
Christian Theology, by the Bishop of Lincoln.
By,aPRESBYTER of the CHURCH-of ENGLAND.
London r Printed for J. Mawman (Successor to Mr. Dilly),
in. the Poultry.

This. My was published, in Eight Volumes Odavo,
Price ii. Bs. bound,
LETTERS written by . a TURKISH. SPY,
who lived Five-and-Forty Ygars undiscovered at Paris ;
giving an impartial Account to Ile Divan at Constantino-
ple, of the most remarkable Transactions of Europe, and
discovering several Intrigues ,and Secrets of the Christian
Courts (especially of that of France), continued fromtheYear
1642 to the Year 1682.
_ _

Written originally in Arabic, Translated into Italian, and
from thence into English.
.London Printed for W..otridge and Sot), J. Cuthel,
Walker, Vernor. and Hood, Lackington,- Allen and Co.
Ogilvy and Son, R. Lea, I. Nunn,. and Mundell and Son,
Edinburgh.
These Letters (the Writer of-which was unknown to Dr.
lohnson---Boswell's Life of Johnson, 4th Edit. vol. iv.
p. 207); according to the Author of the Curiosities of Litera-
ture (4th edit. vol. ii. p. 123) were written.-by John Paul
Marano, who died in z 693, and by this ingenious contrivance,
gave the History of the age in which he lived. Charpentier
mentions, that even in his time, the Volumes were read as
they came out, while their Author remained unknown : but
though the Book was read and admired, and underwent many
Editions at the period of its first publication and Translation,
no Edition of it has appeared for some time. The Publishers
have brought forward the present Edition at the present mo-
ment, cmceiving that it will neititer be impolitic nor Unpro
fitable to compare the Political and National Charther of
the French People, as drawn by the hand of a Master a cen-
tury and a half ago, with the features which they have since
exhibited, particularly during the last ten years.

HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
DOCTOR. BARTON's PATENT VITAL
WINES, having from extensive experience proved to
be of the most essential benefit in preserving, recovering, and
establishing general Health, and the use of them rapidly in-
creasing, from becoming very generally introdUced at table,
require an establishment on an extended basis. The Pro-
prietors have therefore been induced to form a considerable
mercantile conneaion of great credibility to meet their de-
mand ; and respectfully inform the Public they continue to
be sold, as usual, at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they
are prepared, No. 7, Berners-street, Oxford-street; as'also,
by appointment, at the following places :
No. ;31,.Cheapside ; Messrs. Ching and Butler's No. 4,
Cheapside; Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Cornhill ' • Messrs. Je_
boult's and Co. No. r5O, Oxford-street ; and Mr:Barlow,
No. 29, Cockspur-street, at 365. per doz. bottlds included;
and Wines for medical use 655. per doz. with printed di-
reolions, retail, for ready money only.
N.B. Venders and Wholesale Dealers allowed a liberal
profit.

•
Extrad of a Letter from North Shieldi, to Mr. Lic Num,
No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester.
SIR, •
Gior many ycArs looked upQn all a-dver_
tised Medicines as baubles, merely, to delude the igno-
rant (from having that immediate and salutary relief from
Gentlemen of the Profession, who from having, received an
education, attending ledures, and a long practice, 'ought to
have in every degree the preference) by pretending to died a
cure, as they think, unknoWn to the world ; and as a further
chaeming thing, as they thought, without any restraint of
diet or hindrance of business a man of weak understand-
ing, tliSe apparent great qualities of quack medicines might
be very inducing ; but to a sensible one, how silly, and how
artfully they' GILD OVER- THAT PILt,, which we thought
their own bosoms told them were a false imposition.
But how shocked I at this moment feel, after having made
uie of every argument to censure falsely the great properties
(I am now convinced) your incomparable Pills are possessed
of. Between four and five years, some misunderstandings
having taken place between my families, and I,• for want of
a sufficient resolution to bear up with such trifling things,
. took to that pernicious vice, Drinsing ; and to that very vio-
lent excess, as, in a short time, to be (almost in a state for a
strait-jacket) in a very 'high fever; but, after an uncommon
expence, as they thought, quite recovered : but shortly'after
being bound for Memel, Lwas severely struck out all over
my body with large blotches, which came off' like the scales
of a fish ; by the assistance of the medicine chest, was kept
pretty easy our return to England, we were delivered.
1 happened to make mention of my case to a Gentleman,
who informed_mehe had, a short time before, been in a simi-
lar condition'," but by taking a few boxes of your Pills, was
quite recchered. Then, and not till then, did I summon up
courage to banish prejudice, and try if any change would
take.place on me ; but, after taking only five boxes, the parts
which before were of a bluish red, now resumed their natural
Colour. For such a recovery I atrr in duty bound to you for
the invention of that Medicine, which has so efledually re-
stored me to my health.
But when another recovery from the same Medicine takes
place in a different distemper, how-great a praise any one may
or can bestow on its virtues, will ever hill 'short, and the
fame of its inventor can only be annihilated by the expiration
of rime itself! ThiS winter and spring, have been taking
your boxes whenever I could procure them, fora fashionable
complaint.
Should it ever be in my power to recommend any unhappy
objets to your MediCine, you may be assured all I can use
in behalf of the merits of your fame, shall be used by,
Dear Sit,•
Your most humble, obedient, and
North Sea, April 27, i7y9, ever grateful Servant,
from Norway. EDWARD MASCELL.
• The Pills may be had, at 2s. 9d. the box, wholesale and
retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary, Manchester ; and at
Howard and Evans's, No. 4z, Long-lane, West Smithfield,
sole Wholesale Agents in London ; and retail by the foll6w-
ing persons: H. Cundell, No. 47, Minories; W. Clark,
No. z6g, Botough ; Jordan, No.. 33, Whitechapel ; jeboult,
No. leo, Oxford-street; Sutton, N 0.141, Long-acre; Wade,
Old Bond-street, .anti 163, Fleet-street; Tutt and foul-
ton, Royal Exchange'; Knight; Norton Falgate ; Turtle,
Ne. 127, Strand ; acid ard, No. 324, Ho)betriL