The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-09 00:00:00

On CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA, by
„Dr—POWELL:
' On MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN
'and CHILDREN, by Dr. TayNNE.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr.-
' Nichoyon, at the. Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's
.

MODERN.DANCING AND'SELECT ASSEMBLIES.'
fR. ALLEN's PRIVATE -SUBSCRIPTION
;NI ASSEMBLIES' commenced on Friday, January 1,
and will Then be crOntinued ,every 'FRIDAY, at No. 19;
SHE RRAKD-STE ET, Golden-square:—his CITY AS-.
SEMBLI ES are, as usual, every MONDAY, at No. so,
GREAT AYLIFF-STRE ET, Goodman's,fields-.
None. but Subscribers admitted.—None but ',People
of respectability can subscribe.
At both flouses, Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who
have either learned- Ingle old style, or not at all, are privately
taught in the most elegant manner every description of MO-
DERN DANC and every requisite for the most fashion-
able Parties, by M. ALLEN, whose Plan of Teaching is
particularly calculated for thoSe to whOm it is an object to.
acquire this Accomplishment expedificiusly and in the first
style.
Mr. ALLEN particularly informs those who wish to re-
ceive his Instructions, that he has entirely removed his late
Dancing Academy, in I-Paydon.square; to No. a., Great A}-
Tiff-street, Goodman's-fields.

ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, for iSoi,
Begins Drawing sst March, x 862.
THE TICKETS are sold and divided into
HALVES,
.QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX-
TEENTHS, by HAZARD.; BURNS and Co. Stock-
Brokers, at their State-Lottqy Office, No. 93, under the
Royal Exchange,- London; and no where else on• their 'ac-
count.

PRESENT PRICE 07 SHARES.
Half - - C. Sto o Eighth - ,C. z, 3 o
Qirarter - 4 5 6 Sixteenth - - r a 6
(cir All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agree-
able to Aa of Parliament, and also with the Crown, -and
round it, " Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-Office.".
Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis..
Orders accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, or
Post-.Of ce- Orders, pundually attended to; and to prevent
mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents are requested to
transmit them by Post.
Bank, India, and &mgt.-Sea Stocks, with their several An-
nuities, India Bonds, Eiccheiluer Bills, and all kind of Go-
vernnient Securities, bought and sold by Commission.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, tgot,
Tn tOMME. Cf. tißAVVille
HODGES. and Jo. No. 149, Oxford-stfees,
posite Bond-street, and No, 44, St. James's-greet,
(having no connetlion with any other Office) most reSpea-
fully inform he Nobility and Public, that they havei great
variety of Tickets and Shares on Side, on the most reasonable
Terms,
Capital Prizes in the last English and Irish Lotteries,
Sold and Shared at the.aboTe OfficeS:
No. 29,467- a Prize of. .20,000

24,787
18,060

30,333

20,000
10,000
5,0b0

5,000

18,63 -------- -s;wB
And in the lite Lotteries were Sold, Shared, and. Registered,
as above, viz:
No. 12,660 a Prize of £.20,000
7, t 2, 10,000 ,
2,6 S I Jo,ooo

35,030
17 Prizes of

5,000
2,0Z0

27 lopoo
)'rr Prizes to any Amount paid on Demand, and GOiern-
ment Securities bought and sold by Commission. • ,

FASHIONABLE ARTICLE OF DRESS.

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THE extraordinaiy Patronage vwhich ROBIN-
SO.N's SARSNET CAMBRICS have met with,bas
induced bim to finish, fur the Winter fißson, a great variety
Of new Colours in that article; of plain, Stnped, checked, and
figuredlwith silk in them and without), which he begs leave
to acquaint the Nobility' nd Gentry are ready for their in-
speetion. This article, the elegance and merits of which
ha7e established it in all the Circles of Fashion, needs no en-
comium of the Proprietor ; but the admiration it has gained
having led several Drapers,'Haberdashers,and Mercers to make
imitations of it, introducing it Under its name, though destitute
of any of its Valuable qualities, Robinson is,under the neces-
sity of cautioning Ladies against those interested, envious in-
dividuals, and of informing them, that the genuine Sarsnet
Cambrics, such as have been adopted by. Her Majesty, the
Princess of Wales, the Dutchess of York, and the other Prin-
cesses, together with the principal part of the Nobility, are
to be had of himself only, No. 12, Henrietta-street, Co-
vent-Carden. The above is a -mostiaegant article in black,
and Families are informed that Robinson supplies every kind
of Mourning, for which pUrpose he has several new Articles,
with mixtures of Silk, &c. which are nut to be had of any
other Person.

PATENT PERUKES.
D OBINSON and HOLMES, No, t, Essek-
..
IX. street, Strand, Peruke.makers to MS Royal Highness
the Prince of Wares, and to the Thea.tre Royal, Covent-gar-
den, respedfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, His
Majesty haS granted. them Letters Patent for making of Pe-
rukes., which may be combed in any direEtion, dressed in any •
fashion, without discovering the weaving, as those made in
the Ordinary way are subjea to, by the slightest derangement ;
but continually have the greatest resemblance of Nature. The
improved mode of working is not confined to natural Perukes,
but may be used in all kinds of to the greatest advan-
tage. The Patent granted to R. and H is the only one wherein
the resemblance of Nature has been the princip4i objed of
the Inventors, others being for Springs only. Itilliessliead-.
Dresses, and Ornamental Hair, to be had on the above prin-
ciple, No. 8, Warwick-street, Golden-square.' Printed.
I ntruaions, for measuring those residing at a distance, may
be-had as above. A Reference for Pantent in Town will be
expeded for Country Orders.

' • SOUTH WALES.
FARM AND MILL To 13t 'UTT.

O. BE LETT, and entered upon at Candlemas
Day next, a FARM, called GIVE RN VALE, in the
Parish of Clickhowell, in the County of Brecon, consiSting,
of a good Farm House, and suitable Out-buildings, and
about 220 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; _ and
also a good Water Corn Mill, which has been lately erected,
and is supplied with a good Stream of Water in the driest
Seasons : the whole is in the tenure of Edward Parry.—The-
Land is so situate, that Water, for the purpose of. Irrigation,
'may be brought over almost every F.ieldin the Farm.
Apply to Mr. Everest, Greenwich, Kent or to Mr. John
Maund, Builder, Brecon.