The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-27 00:00:00

SECOND ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for zSoz.,,
Begins Drawing the 29th Novernber.
THE TICKETS are sold and divided into
HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX-
TEENTHS, KY HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock
brokers, at their Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal
Exchange, London, and no where else on their Account.
' The Scheme consists of Two Prizes of 25,0061. Three of
zo,oool. Three of soool. and others from xoool. down to 191.
to the amount of 2313,0001.
G:r Country Crders. accompanied 'With short- dated Bills
on London. Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by
Coach or Carrier, punaually attended to ; ,and Correspond-
ents may depend on being treated exaaly on the same Terms
as if personally present.
The Drawing, which will beconcluded in eight days, will
be conduced on the following plan. To commence on Mon-
day the zgth of November ; second day, Thursday the 2d
.December and every succeeding Monday and Thursday till
the 23d. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the
Payment of Prizes, and Sale of undraWn Tickets and Shares.
All Sharps sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to
At of Parliament., and also with the Crown, and round it,
" Hazard and-Co.'s Lottery-Office."
Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.

NORFOLK ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WILLIAM SEAMAN,'
On Wednesday the 29th Day of December next, at the Angel
Inn, Yarmouth, between the Hotirs of Eleven and Twelve
o'Clock, unless soonerdisposed of by Private Contrad, of
whi,..h Notice will be given ;
A Very Valuable .ESTATE, consisting of the
L-1. MANORS of CAISTER PASTONS, and CMS-
TER BARDOLFES, with a capital new-built Mansion-
house, a walled'-in Garden of neat an Acre, a Green-house,
about 347 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Marsh Land,
and rio Acres of Marrams, or Warren,. with suitable Farm-
houses and Buildings, all in excellent Repair and Condition,
situate in Caister atoresaid.
Also a pleasant and well situated • Messuage in Caister-
street, with a Barn, Stable, and other convenient Buildings,
two Gardens, and Homestall of three roods of Land.
The Estates lie on the Sea-Coast4 and are within three
miles of the Market and Sea-port Town of Yarmouth, by
which Corn and Manure are conveyed at a small exknce.
The Mansion-house is very spacious and convenient, with
suitable Offices for the Residence of a Gentleman.
Greatest part of the above Estates is Freehold, ail exone-
rated from Land-Tax (except about 3-6 Acres), and has a
Right of Commonage over between goo and 400 Acres of
Land.
Printed Particulars (after the 4th day of December, pext)
may, be had at the Office of MeSsrs. Wat49li and Tolver, At-
tornies, Yarmouth; Messrs. Allen and gxley, Furnival's:
Inn, London ; an hK Place of Sale ; King's Head Inn, Nor-,
with; and White Hohic, Ittn, Ipswich.

-

FOR DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS,
• DALI3I"s CARMINATIVE.
A, CAUTION •
TO MERCHANTS AND AGENTS, IN CoNsEQuENcE OF THE
STAMP DUTY UPON ALL MEDICINES 'EXPORTED.
WHEREAS many Counterfeited Sorts of this
Medicine arc ollred for Sale by sundry Druggists and
others, under. specious pretences ; and whereas repeated
Complaints have been made of the bad Lifetas 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 ofDiredions,
in which such Bottle is wrapped, is the following
EXTRACT !Rom THE WILL OF THE LATE MR. DALBY
" And whereas, I, did many years since instruct my
Daughter Frances, now the Wite of Anthony Cell, of North-
street, Westminster, Gentleman, in the. Art and Method of
preparing, 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
instruated, and communicated to my said Daughter, Frances
Gell, the Secret of preparing or making up.the said Medi-.
eine ; and I do hereby constitute and appoint my said Daugh-
ter, the sole Preparer of this useful' Medicine.-,-I. likewise
give to my said Daughter, Frances Cell, the, scle 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, efFeefeal, and in
general an immediate Remedy for the, Wind,. Cholics, Coa.
vulsions, Fluxes, and Other Disorders in the Bowels of In-
fants; and is equally serviceable to rersons of all Ages,
for internal ComplaintS Occasioned by bad Liquors, Fruit,
&c.
It is sold wholesale only at Mr. Newbery's (the only
• 'Warehouse for br..(arnes's Powder), No. 45, in St. Paul's
Church-yard, on the Coach-way, a few•doors.from the Cor-
ner of.Cheapside, London, in Bottles, prices. 6d. each; and
3d. Duty.—Also. retail, by his appointment, at Messrs.,
boylt and Co.'s, NO. rso, and T. ridding, No. 76, Oxford—
sttget.; T. Wade's, N.. , ;3, Old Bond...street; Bayley and
.• Co.'s; Cockspur-street ; W. Barry's, stationer, Bridge-
.street,. WestannSter k B. Burchell's, Long-Acre ; j. Ward,
,No. 325, fio:born; T. Tutt's, Royal Exchange; and
C;itrke'S, No. 269, Borough High-street.

NORFOLK. CONTESTED ELECTION AND
SCRUTINY.
This day is published, in Bvo. price 3s.

AABEPog.T of. • the PROCEEDINGS at the
I- ELECTION of KNIGHTS of the SHIRE for the
'COUNTY of NORFOLK,. front its • Commencemeiit,
I uly the izth, to the Closeof the Scrutiny on the 221 r ~f
Atigitst, xSez. Including the Arguments of. the Counsel,
and the Opinions of Mr. Mar..aeld, Mr. Erskine arri
Wilson, on the Construction of the Act of 25th Geo. 3. c.
reggiates the Proceedings.itnet:r Scrutioieso,,iitt
the Der:hior/5 of the isigh Sheriff's' .A.seisaor.
To which are added, Notes of the principal Cases, which
occurred during the Scrutiny, &c. &c.
Soldby 1. Butterworth, Fleet-Stieet ; Cobbett and Mor-
gan, Pall-Mail; and 1. Scatchard, Ave-Maria-lane,

KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

rn One tot, at -the Saracen's Head Inn, in Ashford, on

Tuesday the 7th day of December next, between the
Hours of TwelVe.and One,
,
ffiHE following, FREEHOLD- ESTATE, situate
in the Parish of -Shadoxhurst, about four miles from
the Town of Ashford All that Parcel of Woodlaild called
GREAT TURSS WOOD, containing by estioration -too
Acres, more or less, abundantly stored with good thriving
Timber, and the Underwood in good condition, in several
Fellets of 84 to t t years growth. And all that one other 'Par-
cel of Woodland situated near the above, caned :STON-E
WOOD, containing"by estimation 2,3 Acres more or loss; the
Timber and Underwood of which was felled la'st year. -

The Fences of this Estateare all in compleat repair. It is
rated to the Land• Tax at to'. and to the Poor at 181. per
annum.

For further particulars inquire of Messrs. Jetnrnett and
Son, Attorneys at Law, Ashford, who are authorized to
treat for the Sale of the above by Private Contract, togethet
or separately.

WILTS.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE
To BE SOLD Bs/ AUCTION,

In Four distinet Lots, at the King a;id Queen Inn, in High-.
worth, in the County of Wilts, on toe zd day of Decent.
bet next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, subjeCt.to such Con-
ditions as shall be then and there produced ;
AVERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called the MANOR FARM, consisting,
of Arable, Meadow, and Vasttire Laud in a high state of
cultivation, situate at South Morston, in the Parish. of•
High Worth aforeiaid, in a very pleasant and extremely fer-
tile part of the Country, and distant six miles from Farring
ton, six froin Swindon, and fifteen from Wantage, all good
Market TOI,VM:: -

.
Lot I. Comprises a good Farrn-houser, and a Dairy-house,
Stables,
,and other Out-houses,, all in good repair, with the
Court=yard, Gardens, Carrion, Orchards, &c. adjoining,
containing upwardS of two Acres and a quarter, and with up.
wards of seventeen Acres of Pasture Land, and near eleven
Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto.
Lot z. Comprises a House with two DWellings, and two
Gardens, of rather more than a quarter id an Acie toilet:ler;
and upwards of twenty'-eight Acres of rich Meadow.
Lot 3. Comprises upwards of five •Acres and a half or
Meadow, upwards of twenty-two Acres and a half of Pas.-
titre Land, with a Cow Leaze in part thereof, and near half
an Acre of Coppice Ground. •
Lot 4. Comprises upwards of fourteen Acres and a half of
very rich Meadow.

One of the-Conditions on which the Estate will be putlip,
will be, that in case all .the above Lots should not actually be
sold, the biddings for those that shall be sold shall be void,
and the venders shall have a right to put up the whole
Estate in one entire Lot.

The whole of the above Premises are in -Lease to Mr. Win,
Pinegar,, at a moderate rent, for a term of tourteea, years,
from Lady-day 1799, determinable at the end of the first
seven years, at the option either of Landlord or Tenant, on
notice given. The Tenant pays all Taxes but the Land,
Tax, which is6l. t is. tod. a-year, and is to repair the glass
or the windows, and to find carriage for all other materials
for repairs.
A mottos of 2d. per. Cow 'is payable to the Vicar for the
c Tithe of Milk, and a ompositiou of eight guineas a 7 year 16r
all other Vicarial Tithes 'et tt‘e Estates.
For the accouninolation of the purchaser of Lot 1, the Ma-
tiOr of Barton and South Nlorstott, which is an extensive one,
may, the Estate be purchased in Lots, be bought by pri-
yate-contract; iipd, in t.ase -the purehaser of that Lot should
refuse to purchase it, the option of buying it will be given to
the purchasers of ,the other Lots in rotation; anti in case of
refusal by all of them,. the said Manor will be put -up o
Aticton; and sold to the best bidder..
For a view of the Premises, apply to Mt. Pinegar, he
Tenant, who will_ slaew same ;,,and tor further particu.
lats to Mr. Ha, .Attotagy, Andover,