The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-02 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC

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dr...1
WEBB, for favours already experienced
1-11-• returns his sincere Thanks, and from those Personi
it4elinedto.adventure.in the SMALL but RICH LOTTERY,
4, be Drawn on

THURSDAY 4th JUNE,
he respectfully soliciti a preference;. having now a great va-
li etY of Tickets and Shares for Sale, at his newly established
jet FORTUNATE OFFICE,

17, LUDGATE-StREET; near St. Paul's ;
*here the last Prize of FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS
EVER SHARED, was sold in One Half, One Quarter,'One
Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, and paid on demand.
4** Orders from the Country punctually attended to. Go-
trrnment Securities Bought and Sold by Commission. Irish
'4IIIE Notes exchanged for British. Currency, and
_Bills on
Dublin negociated by

G. WEBS, Stock-broker.

Licensed State Lottery Office,
17, Ludkate-street, near St. Pauls.

FOR RHEVMATISMS, COLDS, Sec.
1)11. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS are admi-
rably calculated for the above, and all those Com-
i,laints to which the Human Frame is liable from the vicis-
litudes of our Climate, as likewise for Bilious and other
Disorders of the Bowels ; and for Head-achs, occasioned by
indigestion or by free
gs
p_They should be taken upop every slight indisposition, ano
~limari by tinkl assisting nature- in the due discharge of the
functions, they preserve the body in health and
'gout.
As they. require no confinement, they are particularly con-
venient for Travellers.
„ Sold only by I. Newbery and Sons, No. 43, St. Paul's,
;Id at Dr. James's late house, in Bruton-street, London ;
rf,e, 4%. 6d. a box ; or six in a large box fot 11. 4s.
..,,,Dserve the words, " F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's,"
—4l4YeAt in the stamp.
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TO BE SOLD BYAUCTION,
By. Mr. STEWART,
At his Great Room, 194;:. PICCADILLY, on WEDNESDAY,
-June 10, at 12, with immediate pussession,L_

THE ValuAbl • FREETIOLD ESTATE of
BUCKSBRIDGE, most desirably situated in.the Parish
and adjoining the Town and Borough of Wetidorer, Buck.;
ingliamstvlre, With Votei for the County and Borough of
Aylesbury; comprising a Dwelling-house for • a Family of re-
spectability, Out-offices, Barns, Farm-yard, Garden-, Orchard,
Trout-stream and Fish-ponds, One Hundred and 'Four Acres
of rich arable 'Meadow' Land, extensive Right of CominOn or
Sheep-walk bounding the same, the *hole very compaCt and
inclosed on and adjoining the Turnpike-road, and a Branch
'of the Grand Junction Canal ; conveyances and.froM Lon-
don every.day; a Site part of the country for-field Sports.
Richard Staples, Bailiff at Buclisbridge Wendover, will
sbew the Estate. _ _

Particulars had of Thomas Hearne, Esq.
Solicitor, Buck-
ingham; the George and Angel Inns, Northampton ;. George,
Aylesbury; White Hart, Great Missendeui Crown, Atner-
sham ;' White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lion, • Wendover, and
of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly.

VALUABLE STEAM MILL AND STORE-HOUSES,' AT

DOVER. „
TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On TUESDAY, the Sixteenth day of June next, at the
ROYAL OAK INN, in DOVER, at Three o'clock in the

Afternoon', by order of the Assignees of Peter Becker, a
Bankrupt, and of the Mortgagee, •
ALL that Valuable New-erected Freehold
-LAL. STEAM-MILL, lately employed in. the Corn Trade,
with capacious Store-houses, Caves, and other suitable appen-
dages, situate at Dover, very contiguous to 'the harbour,
which affords great facility of shipping and-unsbipping goods
at it very trifling expense of carriage. The Mill drives five
pair of Stones and a Wheat Machine, or thilee.pair of Stones
arid Wheat Machinery; fuel may be obtained at a yery mo-
derate expense, and the concern possesses the means of ear-
Tying on an eXtensive and lucrative tradv, in-a manner pecu-
liarly advantageous. M•
For particulars apply to Mr- Shipdern and Mr. Gravener,
Solicitors, Dover ; r.John•Barnes, Solicitor, Clifford's Inn,
And Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Solicitors, Essex-street,
Strand.

BERKSIIIRE.-LEASE/lOLD COTTAGE.
TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, • •
By COOPER and WILLMOT, •
lit the KINCCS AkMS, IVIAIDENHEAD-BRIDGE,
On SATURDAY, the 6th Da:y of JUNE, 1812.
At-Twelve, o'clock,
THE Unexpired 'Term of 31 .Years of' and
in an Elegant COTTAGE arid PREMISES, in a most
delightful Situation, commanding beautiful Views of Clifden
Woods and the River Thaines, one Quarter of a Mile from
the Bath Road and• Maidenhead-bridge; One Mile from the
TOwn of Maidenhead, Two from Coottl-Am Bray, and Six
froni Windsor.

The House and Offices consist of a Drxwing-room, Eating-
parlour,' Butler's-Pantry, Water-closet, and-two Kitchens, all
on the Ground-floor, and six- comfortable Sleeping-rooms on
the Upper Story ; particularly well adapted for the Residence
of a small Family. •
A Courtyard with Coach-house; Two-stall. Stable, Poultry-
yard, Wood, Tool, ar.d Gardening Houses.. .
• A most excellent KITi;HEN-GARDEN:weII stocked, and
an ORCHARD in full hearing.
A veranda surrounds- the House. The Pleasure-ground.,
and Shrubbery-is. most tastefully laid out.
The Fixtures will be included in the Sale.
The Furniture, which is well adapted in the House, may he
taken by Appraisement, -and immediate Possession had.
• May be viewed by Tickets, on application to Wm. Bowyer,
Esq. Exchequer Office, Temple ; Mr. Willis, Maidenhead,
bridge; and of the Auctioneers, Maidenbead'and Cookham, of
,whom Particulars (in due time) may be had ; also iat the
neighbouring Inns, the Auction Mart, at the Exchequer
Coffee-house, Westatinster, at at the Printing-office; Maiden-
lade.