The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-18 00:00:00

MONDAY, OCTOBER Ig, 1802.

•
SECOND LOTTERY, 1802,'
N0.,4, Cornhi,ll,,and No. 9, Charingrcros.
BISH, with the most sincqre Gratitude
• turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Piffilic,
for the, very distingUished preference shewn to the above
Offices in the late and for Mer 'Lo'tterie's, cdnti-
nuance of that Favour, which it ever shall be his study to
deserve. •
• • Pickets and Shares are selling in great variety on•theiame
terms as every other Office of,equal credit; and the extraor-
dinary success which Purchasers at the above-Offices have
experienced, added to tlm--puntivality observed in the pay-
ment of all Prizes,ere well known.
The Second Lotter-y consists 0f...32;606 Tickets ; total
amount of Prizes z,oool. and begins drawing the 29th of
next Month.

There will be,a Third Lottery the instant the 'Second is
finis:led, which-will consist. 6f '44,000 Tickets ; total amount
of Prizes 392,0001.
Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, and all Business iii the
Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch.

THEATRES. - • -
O BJ LETT fr7nn zsth of March next,
THREE THEATRES situate in the follovfing Prin-,
cipal 'towns in Ireland: viz' 'KILKENNY, WE XFO RD,
and ENNIS, t9hz,ether With, WARDROBE, SCENERY,
BOOKS, MUSIC, &c. coniplete.
Letters pOst-paid, directed ty J. Smithson, Post-Olllee,,
Kilkenny, shall be attended to,

HERTFORDSHIRE-. • •
• TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, i
Mr,joliN ,BARNARD, of Tbapteq,
At the George nn, 'Buritinkfoid,' 1,11)01i NkredneSCUY the soth'
Day of October inst. at Twelve &Clock ;
MANORS of MEEDEN gtJA HOR-'
MEAD REIjEWL'LLS; CH.AR-k'F.S',- awl
CDcIifIA,MSTEAD ; together with the iollowing, vo-
Itiabie, and very iimiroveable FRE tHOLD, and small
ptiOt;COPYHOLD FA:RMS, vii. ' • • •
ESDENBURY FARM, situated in the 'Parishes of
Mcesden and Btirnt Pelham, Ifilhe occupation dtatip Widow
Sell, and several Parcels of Wood-land, in the Proprietor's
Wand together Four 'fittniirectsitinflThirty-five
Acres and upwards
Also, the. Perpetual Advowson of.the RECTORY OF
MEESDEN,• containing a' ParSoaage-House,
Offices, together Kith about One ;Iffuldred Acres of Glebe
Land, and the Great and SrPall Tithes arising from the
Parish of Meesden aforesaid.
' HORM F.AD PARS() NAG E l ARM, Situated-in the Pa..
rishes of Great Hormead and Ansty, containing One HiinZ.
dred and Twelve Acres' -and 'upwards, and alsb the Great
;TithOs arising from about Four Hundred Acres of Land, in
the occupation of Mrs._Mary Prior.' 1 • • •

HO RMEAJ) HALL FARM, situated in the Parishes-of
Great Hormead, Ansty, and Layston, in the ocetipation of
John.Citainua►t, containing Threo Hundred and SiXty-
-four Acres and upwards,' Two Hundred and Thirty-six Acres
of which are free of Great Tithes. ' • •

ROTT ENRO W FARM, Situated in the Parish of Waugh
ing, in the occupation of Mr. Thonias"RaYment, containing
Three,HUndred and Four Acres and upwards.
COCKHAMSTEAD FARM,. situated- -in the Parish. of
Braughing, in the occupation of •Mr..,William :Clarke,
..con-
taining Three Hundred and Forty Acres:
WHITE HAt.L FARM, situated in the Parish of Sandon,
in the occupation of the.. Widow Bowman, containing One
Hundred and Twerity,Three Acres and upwards.
The above Manors and Farms arc situated in a good Sport-
ing Country, neara'Paek of Fox Hounds'." • •

• 'the Tenants hold ,rom year to yearon ly, and the Rents
may be gr;atiy imprcy,d.
For Particulars apply to W. and j. Black, in the Middle
Temple, London ; and 'to Mr. Wade; Attorney at' Law;
thinmow, Vssex.

• ••••• • • • -BELNIONT HOUSE.
TO,BE SOLO BY PRIVATE-CONTRACT,
PHIS most 'desirable HOUSE, \L' ;I'l.ll the Garden
and. Stables; situate on the River Dart, and from which
the most piethresque Landscape presents itself to the eye that
perhaps was ever seen. lt conirpancis the romantic Town
and Harbour of Dartmouth, and an extensive View into the
British Channel. The House has been built bUt a few years,
and consists Of two Parlours in 'front, e:4411 20 feef by 16,
elegantly firted.up ; a small Breakfast-room ; Serv.ants'-hall,
.with Cellars. underneath ;-a-Kitzhen, Pantries, &c. &c. eight
Bzvi-;ooms, with Garrets over. Very exLetlenr Water is
brought by Lead Pipes into the'lcitchen and Wash-house.
Belmont front% the South, and is well shelteredtroin' the
Norih and West by a Grove of Trees. The
,'inildness of the.
Air in. the South of Debora is, well known, add constantly
recommended' to Invalids, and Persons' of • tender 'Lungs..
The beautiful Scenery Of the Rivet Dart, the advantage of its
being free froisi ai3ar, andits vicinity to Torbay, render this
a most inviting Residence for any Gentleman. Who IciePs a
Yacht, or is fond aßouts and Sidling: Immediatepossession,
may be taken, and the Fixtures had at a fair Appraisernent.
For Particulars, apply by Letters (post...LW:A) ro-rhe Rev.
John_ Russell, at Southill, near Callington, Cornwall, the
Proprietor.
Dated Sept._ 27.

--Biat)6NORTH,
IkVERY VA-LLIAALE ES rT AE • in Fee Sim.
plc, called the BItOCKA LES (subject' to such -Con-
dittons as shall then be produced), will be SOLD' BY .A UC-
'PI ON, by Pensam Clarke, at the Crown Inn, in Bridgiairth,
'on" Saturday the '6th day, of November next, b.tween, the
hours' of Three and Eight in the Afternoon, unless previously
dis Posed of by Private COntract, of Which -notice. will he
given, consisting of a substantial PAW-MOUSE, with
convenient Barns, Stables, autbuildings and: l'yerpises
thereto.. belonging, arid about 22a Acres ol' .useful Arable,
-
Meadow,' and Pasture'. Land, divided -into about ihirty:dive
incloshies; antt a considerable quantity-of Crowing Timber
thete.m.; and also the y:ilitable Mines of Coal,. Freestone.,
and Clay, which have been' bi.iied and proved in the Estate,
and nearly `adjoining the Iron Works of Billingsley.
: • I..ite Estate' is sittute in a7Ritg, Fence,' vvithin seven miles
of isridi,corth, siol one mile cci tire trivigable river Severn,
in the Parish of Chelinarstr,..in the. Cotintrof Salop, in the
tenure of Messrs.- .Birkirt and - Stattin; 'tinder -Leas,,-. .for
tw.inty-one years frOin Lady,daY last, at the very low Rent
of tbol. ; part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mort-
gage of the Premises.
. .
-1O treat fOr the same bY -Prjvate Contraar and for further
particulars, apply to Mr. James Weliqsnournei near Strat-
ford-on-Avon ; and Plans and Particulars-of the -EState are
left at .tlic'OtticeS of Mews. Junes and Hughes,. Solieitors,
and Messrs. Marshall and Smith, Solicitors,
Bridg,uorth.

Al. PHYSIC.
rr HE propriety of taking some Alteratt•ve Medi.
1., tine at this Season of the Year, to facilitate the „efforts
of Nature, must be otivious to the weakest capacity it: is a
salutary 'indite; founded by the wisdom'oT our Ancestors,
and sanctioned by the approbation of every Medical'Alan : its
utility,tp not confined to the present_ advantages, but extends
also to the prevention• of many Diseases, which fraitiently
occuf'• when seaSofrable
.physic has been' tegleaett.: The
Pnhlic arethdrefore.reinindcd, that _DE V ELNO's VE-C E-
TABLE PILLS arc proved, by ample
._experience, to be clie
most'safe and efficacious hitherto discovered; as an alterative,
purifier; -and sweetener of the blood, and forradically'curing
the Scurvy, Scrophola or King's Evil, Scorbutic Erupticins;
Leprosy, the ill etteas of Mercury, and all Diseases originat-
ingikum an impurity of the blood-=-A variety of proofs; of
their of from -People of Respectability, are.cdnstatitly
published in the L'on.:on Evening Papers • tics must na-
turally be supposed to ha;,,e their due weight-, and supersede
the necessity of any fui-ther comment from the Proprietor ;
'-ret -he !mistimes to assert, that the real inerits.of..thiS,vege.
table preparation will, on a t4ir trial, plead more forcibly in
its own recommendation, than any thing 'which'cante said
of it.

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BECKI7O.RD ON HUNTING.
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