The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-30 00:00:00

COTTAGE on the BANKS of the TOWEY, CARMAR-

THENSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD, -FREEHOLD PREMISES, con-
j.. sistipg of Two substantial Houses, built in the cha-
rader of the CottageOrtr6e : the one commands a view of
the Towey, as far as the Village of Abergwilly one way, of
the. Bridge part of Carmarthen the other way, and faces the
picluresque Hills and Church of Llangunner across the
River: it consists of a Drawing-room upwards of 40 feet long,
with Compartments at each end, formed by Gothic Pillars,
and a Bow-window in the middle part, and a Dining-room
and Breakfast- ropm on the same Floor; with Bed-rooms and
Servants' Rooms suitable. There ,is a small Garden in the
front facing the River, terminated by a Green-house and
a small Hot-house, and a Terrace beyond.—The other House
is adjoining and behind the last mentioned, and consists of a
Dining-room and Breakfast-room on the ground-floor, loOk-
ing into its own Garden, and a Drawing-room on the one-
pal r, lOOking along the River. This House has also suitable
Bed-rooms and Offices on the basement story.—Both the
Houses may be laid together at a very small expence. There
is a Coach-house, and Stabling for six Horse%.
These Premises communicate immediately with the Town
of Carmarthen, without seeing any of the houses from its
windows, and are a very desirable Retreat for a genteel Fa.
filly, who wish for a residence in a cheap and plentiful Coun-
try; and by laying both Houses together, which might be
done at a very small expence, a very large Family might be
accommodated. All, or any part of the Furniture, may be
had at a fair Appraisement, and immediate Possession given.
A Plan of the Premises may be seen, and further Particu-
lars known, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Mr. Nash's,
ArchiteH, Dover-street; or of Mr. Edwards, Set-
jeaut's Inn, Fleet-street.

MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1802,

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, BE_
GifS DRAWING.

SCHEME. • • -
• .
No. of Prizes. . Value of each. •• Total Value.
4 of X. 20,000 is X.50.,006
4 --- rO,OOO - 49,000
4 5,000 20,000
S 2,000 - 16,000
10 - boob. ---- 10,000
Soo --- 6,000
50 100 5,C00
Zoo SO 5,000
18,090 1$ - .324,09.

60,006 Ticket:. ,C.50,),000
CAPITAI.S DETERMINABLE.
First drawn Ticket, "isth Day, ,c.x0,000
Ditto, 2ist Day, 20,000
Ditto, • 32d Day, 20,00 q
Ditto, 40th Day, i,OOO
•

TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING
-at EVERY;LIC"ENSED LOTTERY-OFFIOE.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket, - - k. 16 ti o
Half ~- StO o Eighth - 2 3 o
4 5 6 I Sixteenth i i 6

*** Refuels in the Country wishiiig to have Tickets or
Shares, rriay be supplied by sending good Bills.at short dates,
Post Office Orders; Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed
Lottery Office:
od -- The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider-
ably before-the Drawing.
Prizes paid in Sterling Money.

First of March the State-Lottery begins Drawing.
-13 ICFIARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. 'Stock-
lA_ Brokers, at their Licensed State_Lottery Offices, Corn-
hill and Charing-cross, London ; also in the Market-Place,
Norwich, and in Castle-street, Liverpool, are selling-Tickets
and Shares, in the greatest variety of Numbers. In the last:
aor4. late State-Lotteries the following Capital Prizes have
been sold at the above. Offices,. in Shares : ,
N 0.12,807,, 30,0001.7-No.. 26,883 (as First-drawn), 30,0181,
20,0001. each. 540001. each, • 2,0001. each.
No. 48,577 No. 33,599 . .40. 13,726
• 23,148 , . - 22,40 , , 28,879
35,989 . ..40,689- 22,699
10,cool. each. . : '37,400 11,90 z
• 27,964 ' ' 7,494 1 11,722
31,692 • 11,035 . 25,983
25,215 9,915 46,102
5,00°1. each. z,oool..each. , 15,938
38,229 - 41,768 ) 24,165
41,827 . 2,168 " 14,755
&c. &c. &c,
Also in former Lotteries, since the year,l767, a great propor-
tion of Capital Prizes, too numerous to mention.
Since Lotteries were first established there have 'been but
Four Prizes of 30,0d01. divided and sold in Shares.—Two of
them, Nos. 12,807, and 26,883, were sold by Richardson,
Goodluck and Co.
. .

•
. OPIUM, freed from its Deleterious Qualities.
IHE.- Genuine BLACK DROP is a Medicine
well known and appreciated in the Northern parts of
England (under the. appellation of the Quaker's Blaek Drop),
Where it is employed by Medical Practitioners in preference
to any other Preparation of that valuable-Drug.
It is applicable in *all Cases, where Opium or Laudanum
are advisable,-and is free fro the distressing effeds resulting
from their use. It is particularly serviceable in Nervous and:
Spasmodic Affedions-,- Pains in the Head and Stomach, oir-
pression of 'Mi'nd, Gout, Rheumatism (especially when
affeding the Teeth and-Cums), Coughs, Asthmas, and the
vations Complaints producing Pain and Want of Rest.
'Each Bottle is accompanied witi proper DirediOns.
Prepared by C.,„ Whitten, Clienist, Chester'; and, by his
fold irri.:Lth*er -0.41ith., f4P,yrriarkszt ;
Bell, No. 335, anajeboult and Co: No. 150, oj-if-ord-street ;
Ward, No. Holborn; and Moore, Russelstreet, Co-
ventzgarilen ;, and by different Druggists and Venders of Pa-
tent Medicines throughout the Kingdom.
er-.?" A liberal allowance to Medical Praditioners, Drug-
gists, and Venders of Patent Medicines.

For BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, &c.
AR. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leave to remind
riL the Public .Of the uncommon efficacy of the ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, of Which he is the liroptietor; as
also of ' their particulat'utility at .this Season, in preventing
those dangerous indispositions of. the Stomach and Bowels,
which frequently terminatelatally, if not removed in time.
They are the beSt remedy for all ,those cases of ,Indigestion
which arise from an irregular secretion of bilc, and are more
salutary and useful than any other medicine, in preventing
the costiveness of habit and sickness, of the stomach: gene-
rally attending a'state of Piegnaney... The great demand for
them for Exportatien to those hotter Climates, where Bi-'
lious Disorders abound, and where the .Yellow Fever has so
lon•prevailed, is the oest encomium that can be given of
their virtues, which, if had recourse to in time, prevent the
Jaundice the formatiOn of Gall-stones, Inflammation of
the Bowels, with' a frightful train of evils, the consequence
of an irregular secretion of that acrimonious fluid. CaseS Of
their extraordinary efficacy, froth Many of the Nobility and
Persons of the first respeCtability, are wrapped round each
box, with dire ions signed " G. Dixon," and sealed with
his arms. ._

Sold whole Sale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. '4,
Cheapside, near St. Paul's; also by Pidding, No. 76, oppo-
site the Pantheon, Oxford-street; Wade, Bond-street; Swa-
ney, Pall-mall ; Callwell and Bull, Dublin ; Scott, Baxter,
and Smith, Edinburgh; and by one Medicine Vender in
every Town in the. United Kingdom, in boxes at xl. is.
ss. and 2S, gd.