The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-29 00:00:00

MIXT MONDAY MORNING,

The DRAWING of the ENGLISH LOTTERY begins,
with a Prize of 5,0e01.
• - No. z 6, CORNHILL.

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\4l ESSRS. HORNSBY, and Co. asure their
/V" Friends an the Publics that the.4ernand for Tickets
and Shares, at their Offices in Town and Country; is far be-
yond their most sanguine dxpeaation ; .indeed, it is such; as
warrants a, decided opinion, that the wtole of the i 4,000
Tickets will be disposed of before next Monday Morning;
Nine o'Clock, at which time the. l)tawing of the Lottery
commences.

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HO RNS Y, and Co. therefore; request their Friend. sand the
Public, by no inea,s to delay purchasing. Tickets are rising
daily, •and must continue to rise.
A Book with an exact account of each day's Drawing,-wil I
be kept for the immediate inspe&ion of all those. who honour
Huittisay, And Co. with their commands, free of any ex-
.,
pence hatever._

N B. All Orders executed on the same Perms as if pre.
sent.

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CHURCH, LIVING.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE NEXT PRESENTAJION io a LIVING,
pleasantly situate; within afi hour's fide of the City of
Bristol, on the Gionctstcrehi, onnci.ting M. a nrat
commodious ParSonage House and Homestead, Coach::house,
Orchard, and, Garden, with about so Acresof
,Glebe Land;
and tliTythes of the Parish:
• The-present Incumbent is about 7c years of age.
Application to be made to Messrs. Bengough and Palmer,
4ttomits at Law John-street, Bristol.
'Tills will not be advertised again: ' •

TOWN and COUNTRY RESIDENCE COMBINED.
THE FREEHOLD ESTATE,called ST. JOHN's
WOOD, situated in the Parishes of st. Mary-le-Bone
and Hampstead, comprises Soo Acres of excellent Pasture
Land, beautifully disposed within itself, commanding the
most various and extensive prospects within one quarter of a
mile, of the end of Baker-street, next the new Paddington
Road, and extending from thence with a gradual ascent
within half a mile of Hampstead Church. The Proprietor
of .ths Estate is desirous that .the same should be appro-
priated to the ereaion of an adequatenumbet of respectable
HOUSES, which may COMBINE the advantages' of a
TOWN- and COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

Near- the Centre of the Estate it is propoSed to build de-
tached Houses, with good GardenS.and Offices, so' s to form
Circleat a Mile in circumference, the area whereof, con,
tanning nearly Sixty Acres of Land, may be lajd out' in.
Pleasure Grounds, with Hot-houses, Greenhouses, of other
conveniences, according t4.).the, taste.of.the Proprietors, of the
several Houses, combining the adVantages of a Country
House witn•a vicinity to the most fashionable parts of the
Town, and a safe and excellent access by the New Road to
any part of the City.
The Public are respeßfully informed, that the) Plans' of
the Estate, with intended Buildings, end thei•T 'distribu-
tion, may -be-seen by applying to Mr. Shaw, Great James_
street, BeiltOrdrow, who is authorised to receive Proposals
from Gentlemen desirous to take any of the. GrOund, and to
. comnmanicate whatevr further Particulars may bo required.-

PATENT BEDS; SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,
PINING TABLES;
Differing in Stile and Plan from those in the old ‘Vay.

UTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY
-L..) and WARE-ROOMS; NO. ft. and 14; CATHERINE -
STE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the above
articles to the KING:andQUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses
the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESgES; and Alanufac-
turer of Furniture in general.
BUTLER has observed sorlie of the various AdVertizetrienti
opposed.to him, the intention, of which may be easily disco-
vered rand writes in short that, by the permissiOn of Provi-
dence, manufactures and sells a's- above; (Where also may
be Ivdevery Article in the U4pholstery -Line) Oiit superior
FOUR-POST, and TENT BEDS, with- BraSS Screws and
various' other Brass Parts ; ' SOFA BEDS; making a hand-
some Sofa and a'comtbtrable Bed; CHAIR. BEDS, which
transform the same way and each in a few minutes; DIN-
ING TABLES on various Construdions, and quite on a. new
Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a
particular compact Construction ; and various IMprove-
mews in Furimuip. - 7

houses completely furnished ; the A rtieles.of well-Season-
ed woods and excellent workmanship: Also, lovexportation,
Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted-up tbr Pas-
sengers, &c
BUTLER has constructed several Tools and Machines for
working his Patent Articles, &C. at his Manutadory, as
above, and with much submission, and a true sense of gra--
titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge-
nerously received.

(51- In contradiCtion to the false assertions oppbsed to the
Sale of Btrri.l.a's Patent 'Articles, achis Warehouse may be
seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables ;
and•'the other for Brass, and 'other Screw Bedsteads, which
extepdto Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw.
Posts or Feet.