The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-06 00:00:00

THIS AIONTII.

rr BISH resrealully reminds the Public, that the
• STATE 1. >yr R Y notonly begins, but finishes on

-FRIDAY, the ,Z-All of this MONTH
Therefore all who wish to have a ch'tnce to gain
' EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS
by the purchase of a single Number, must buy before the
draw ing.begins, ak the whole Lottery, comsisting of zooional.
in Prices will he decided in ONE DAY.
Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at his old
established Otfices in London. and by his Agents in the
Country, who in the lite Lottery have been remarkably for-
tuilate in selling and sharing an immense number of Capital
Prizes, particularly the two last 30,o001; Prizes, the last
24.00c1. Pia; and the last Capital Prize ever drawn.
* * Persons in the Country may he supplied, thecame as
if present, by sending their Orders (post or carriage paid) ac-
companied with Bank Notes, good Bills, Cash, or Post-Office
Orders, to either or his Old Established Offices,
CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING-CROSS,
LON DON ;
where all Business in the Public Funds is transaded with
Fidelity and Dispatch.
Please to remark, the STA r i E s the ONLY LOTTERY
that will be drawn THIS Y EA R.
•

HANDSOME RESIDENCE, I.N NEWARK-UPON-

TRENT..
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AWeLI-built, substantinl, modern and elegant
IIANSIUN, together with convenient Yards, Plea-
sure and Kitchen Gardens, Hot-houses, Peach-house, and
ether Appurtenances thereto belctiging%;• an excel le.rit brew-
house, Wash-house, Larder, good Laundry w►th Chambers
over it, and other ()ut-ollices and buildings, large Stable.
yard, walled in, with capital Stabling, and Coach-houses ad-
joining ; situate in Newark-upon-Trent, and well adapted
for the residence ot a genteel Family. The House, which is
large and roomy, has very lately undergone the most. com-
plete repair, and has been rendered as convenient as possible;
it has also been much 01i,talellted, and handsomely painted
and papered. The Offices, which have also been 'most corn-
pletely and substantially repaired, have every possible con-
venience attached to them. The Gardens walled on every
side, are laid out with taste, and handsomely planted with a
great variety of beautiful flowering Shrubs, and well stocked
with the choicest Fiuit Trees ot every hind, in toll Dearing
and well traiaed.
Also, Two Closes of Pasture Land, situate near the above
Premises, containing about four acres (inure or less,) with an
excellent and newly-ereeted brick and tiled two-stall Stable,
arid a roomy Coach-house. Every accommodation will be
given as to possession, and the property will be sold in one,
two, or three lots, as may best suit the convenience of the
p4tchatser. The whole is Freehold, and the Ltrl-Tax re-
deemed.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. A lien and Hudg.
kiuson, Solicitors, in Ncwaik, atoresaid.

This Day were. published,
In Two Pocket Volumes, price
7s. in hoards, a New Edi-
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MHE WORKS of HORACE, translated lite-
rally into. English Prose; fur the use of, those who
are desi rails of acquiring or recovering t competent Imo tvlOge
of the Latin Language.
- -.lly C. SMART, AM. .
Of Pembroke College, Canibriage.
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