The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-28 00:00:00

NEXT MONDAY MORNING,
The Ait.A,WING of the ENGLISH LOTTERY begins,
with a Prize of smot .•
No. z 6, CORNFLLLL.

irESSRS. HORNSBY, ai-ki Co.' assure their
IVI. Friends and the Public, that the demand for Tickets
and Shares, at their Offices in Town and Country, is far be-
) and their most sanguine expeaation ; indeed, it is such, as
warrants a decided opinion, that the whole df, the 24,000
Tickets will be disposed of before next Monday Morning,
Nine o'Clock, at which time the Drawing of the .Lottery
commences. ' .

HORNSBY, and Co. therefore, request their Friends and the.
Public, by no meat;s to delay purchasing. Tickets are rising
daily, and must continue to rise. _ _

A
,
Book with an,exaet account of each day's Drawing; will
be kept for the immediate inspedion of all those who honour
HORNSBY, and Co. with their commands, free of any ex;-.
pence whatever.
N. B. All Orders executed on the same Terms as if pre-
sent.

• GLOUCESTERSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Unicorn Inn, at Stow-in-the-Wold, on Friday the
6th Day of August, tilez, between the Hours of Three and
Four in the Afternoon, subjed to such Conditions-of Sale

as will be thed produced (or in the mean time by Private
Coniraci), either together or in the following Lots;
A LL that Cap:tal FREEHOLD- MESSAGE,
.L.k FARM and LANDS, situate.in the Hamlet of Icomb
Place, in the County of Gloucester, together with one un-
divided Moiety of the MANOR of ICOMB, extending over
about, 700 Acres of Land, adjoining to the Turnpike Road
leading from BuffOrd to Stow, and within two Miles of Stow.
Lot. Quality. Quantity
. .

T. Pumphill, adjoining the Road . R. P.
from Burford to Stow, with the
Undivided 0414.1rn•T*6-Iviato.t. • Arable 12 3 8
iy
of lc. mb - -.

s. Pumphill, adjoining Lot 1, and ( Ditto 10 1 0
Icornb Green - -
3. Drurnhill, adjoining the Road
from Burford to Stow, and Ditto ,11 2 27
Lots x and 2
4. Farther Court Hill, with a Barn
thereon, adjoining the former Ditto 2o 016
Lots
s. Hither Court Hill, adjoining
the 2cl and 4th Lots, and I comb Ditto 12 2 8
Common - -
6. A Piece, Adjoining the 4th and i Ditto 12 1 0
501 Lots .. -
7. Lower Langett Meadow, Par-) . ,
sons Meadow, Upper Dry Lea. . Meadow, ,"
4
sow, Lower Dry Leasow,Cop- Pasture &c. • 14 °
pic.e Meadow, Colonel's Cop- 1 ,
pice and Langett, containing J
8. Rush Grounds, in three Pieces Meadow •
of Meadow and Pasture S and Pasture 44 I I'l
9. New Middle Field, Old Middle Arable,
F ield, Lower Inn Meadow, Hog Meadow, ..
Meadow, . Stock-yard, and and •°7 3 3
Shepherd's Close Meadow Pasture
ro. A very good Stone-built -Farm-)
house, with convenient Build- 1 ; 1.1 , .
ings in good repair; and the i -31,- - -
following Pieces of Land, viz.: >km, 9, 44- z/2
Knowles, Church-Field, Inn.. 1 '''"" Viet'',,,
Common Field, Town.. Park, 1.
'ld a P'.--- ' Tr P-

and a Piece above Town rack j
• Total • 330 r 22
The Undivided Moiety of-the said Manor of Icorno will be
offered with Lott ; and as the Proprietor of the other Moiety
has no residence in the Manor, but lives at a distance, it is
well worth the attention of any Sporting Gentleman, for the
purpose of erecting a Villa ; but it may be Sold with any
other Lot, if more agreeable to the Persons present at the
Sale.

N. B. The above Estate is Tythe-free, paying a Modus of
31. a year, and is not charged with Poor-Rates.
Possession may be had at Lady-Day next.
For a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. Hands, the
Tenant at. Icomb- Place ; and for further Particulars, and
the Plan of the Estate, to Mr.lPayne, Surveyor, at Lugwar-
dine, near Hereford; John Parsons, Esq. Keinerton, near
Tewkesbury; or to Mr. Fallows, Attorney-at-Law, Here-
ford. •

M"' This Advertisement will not be tepeated.

DEVONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD,

THE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
NORTHBROOKE HOUSE and FARM, which, with
the Gardens, are in complete repair and good order. The
House stands in a Lawn of 30, in the middle of a Farm of
more that 6o Acres ; on the Banks of the River Exe, a large
branch of which runs though the grounds ; a mile and a quar-
ter from the City of Exeter, one of the best Markets in the
Kingdom ; and nine miles from Exmouth, it fashionable
bathing place ; in a good neighbourhood, with good roads and,
pleasant walks about it ; the Land is rich and procluaive,
laid out equally for profit and pleasure ; and may be kept in
hand as a Farm, or lett to good Tenants without difficulty.
The House is dry, compaa, ant convenient ; on the first
and second floors there are five pleasant and airy Bedcham-
bers of a good size, with four Dressity-rooms, two of which
have fire-places, and may be converted into small Bedcham-
bers ; a Breakfasting and Dining-parlour, and a Drawing-
room, the two last have bow-windows, apF13r0,44 feet long,-
a Water-closet, and four Rooms for_Serxaas. The Giound-
tioor consists of a good. light Kitchen, ir Sutlers Pantry, a
Servants' Hall, and a Beer Cellar, about 17 feet square each ;
a Wine Cellar fitted up to hold a good stock of different Wines,
a Housekeeper's Room, a Dairy, a Larder a Scullery, with a
Brew and Wash-house. And there is Stabling for rz Horses,
a plaCe for two Carriages, with a large and excellent Bain
and Farm-yard.
Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase an eligible
place for health and pleasure, be desirous of inquiring after
Northbrooke, he may have his inquiries answered, so as to
inable him to judge whether it will be worth his while to
take the trouble of viewing the place, by applying to NICZUS.
Follett and Williams, Attornies, EXetcf.
Exeter, julyxr, 7.802.

This Day was published,
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APPENDIX,
rt. Asylum of Maternity at Paris.
rz. Fisheries in the West of England.
r 3. Moravian Converts at the Cape.
14. Cottager keeping a Cow on Arable Land.
ig. Case and Opinion on the 43d of-Elizabeth. •
i 6. Regulations for Cotton and Woollen Mills.
Notes and Additional Observations.
General Index to the Third Volume.
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Volume, price is.

THE CELEBRATED ABSTERGENT LOTION.'
VOR the Cure oi. Redness, Pimples, Blotches,
.I.: ' Coarseness, &c. in the' Face, Hands, and Neck ; the
only-remedy for -effectually cleansing the complexion, and
removing all diseases of the skin, pints ss. sd. half-pints
2s. gd. signed, sealed, and warrantedgenuine from Dr. Solo-
mon, Liverpool.
It is the most elegant, aromatic, mild, safe and valuable
Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic Eruptions, and every disease
of the face and skin : it gently opens the pores, eradicates the
miasma, and restores the skin to a degree of fairness and pu-
rity beyond the powers of description. Ladies in particular,
as well as Gentlemen, may rely on the good qualities of this
Abstergent, as the best clearer and beautifier of the ,skin,
which it renders fair, delicate, soft, smooth, and agreeable,
removing every kind of stain, tan, sun-burn, and all those
freckles which long illness and fatigue generally produce.----
It is celebrated for its peculiar quality. of clearing the face,
neck, and hands; which are thereby made exquisitely fair,
white, and delicatis'tinshort, it is the only cosmetic a Lady
can use at her t9piattemithlease and comfort, or a Gentleman
have recourse t tten siiiiviog3 is become a dreadful operation
by an eruptivq coease ut. the, face. The Abstergent is war-
ii
ranted absolute IT to remove, Without pain or trouble, every
kind of ekrupti6Po'n the hilinan body, from whatever cause
arising. As a spietly, efEctual, and sate remedy, it is unri-
valled, and has performed cures when many other Lotions
could give no relief. It is haridess to the tenderest consti:
tutions, and innocent to the most delicate complexion, re-
stores the skin to its wonted pureness, and preserves it thin,
soft, elastic, fair, and delicate.
. B. Each ,bottle ha: a label signed by Dr. Solcirtion,
without which it cannot be genuine.
Sold by Mr. Matthews, No. IS, Strand; Messrs. Dicey
and Co. Bow Church-yard; Messrs. Howard and Evans,
West Smithfield ; Moors. Barclay and Soil, Fieet.markei.

ESTATE AND MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, LIN.
COLNSHIBE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SIVI I 111,..

At GarraWay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on.
\Friday the 'loth of August; at Twelve o'clock, ;,
.THE ,:MANOR and EX IRA-PAROC.:I-1,1:AT:
TOWNSHIP and ESTATE of BROTHERTOFT,
bounded by Navigable Streams communicating with the
opulent Sea=port T,:iwn of Boston, and the most considerabl
Navigations of England, intersected by a Turnpike-road,
with the MANOK-HOUSE and Offices, Orchard, Plea-
Sure and Kitchen Gardens, well stocked and planted; Sta-
bling for Nine Horses, a powerful MILL that works a large
Threshing and Winnowing Machine, Stalls for fatting ninety
head of Cattle, large Granaries; a Farm-house, Barns,. Sta.
Ming, Cow houses,, a Wj i 4 I) CORN MI LL, Thirteen
Cottages, and numerous Out-buildings, with. 879 Acres of'
rich Arable and Grating. Land in Fifty-eight Divisions:
in a Ring Fence. Let at Rents, and of tile Value of t. 40.1.
pet annum.
The Estate commands an. excellent Sity!rion for improve-
ment, highly advantageous; near the greatest Sheep Market
in ;he Kingdom. The Rates are coinparatively,low, and
reduced by an Estate applicable to the relielof the Poor.
Fourteen Thousand Founds of the Purchase-money may'
rensain on Mortgage.
May be viewed, and Particulars had, ten Jays preceding
.the Sale, of Mr. Thirkilli *trorocy at Law, 1365r0n4 of tie
Printers '6f' the Cambridge Intelligencer, Stamford titer...
cury, and Nottingham journal ; Mr.' Brace, Solicitor, 'Es-
Sex-court, 'Temple ; at Garraway's and of Mr. Smith,
No, 62, Broad-street, near.the Royal Exchange.

ror BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of tttz

STOMACH and BOWELS-
Dr. jAMES's ANALEPTIC FILLS.
THE Excellence of these PILLS, as a gentle
purgative, and as a general- preservative of Health, be
assisting Nature in the due discharge of the Animal Functions,
has established their reputation as a Medicineof the first im.
portance. They am adrhirably calculated for Disorders of
the Stomach and Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious, a Gouty,
or ' Rheumalic disposition - as well as for those whose Con-
stitutions have been affected by a too alive or too sedentary
life, or by-a residence in hot Climates. They are likewise
particularly serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indi-
gestion, and 'in removing Ore' bad elfeets of tree living ; as
also in preventing, Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the con-
sequence of intemperance.
The tendency of theSei rills is to open the pores by night,
.andr the body by day : they moreover promote sleep,: and re-
quire neither confinement nor attention to - diet. Kecoursi
should be had to/hem on the first attack of a c,)1(1, or upori
any slight indisposition; and they should never he omitted at
bed-time aftel- an excess of eating or' drinking; and thus
their distinguished charaderistic will be maintained of pro_
moring longevity, so remarkably exemplified by their Inven-
tor, 'who; by the constant use of them, though a very free-
liver, attained the age Qlseventy -five:
As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues to a
peculiar preparation, wnich has never been divulged but
to the- present proprietors,- they -can only be had genu.
ine from them; and they are sold by Francis Newbery,
at the Warehouse. for Or. James's Powder, No. 45, the East
End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside, London ;
and at, Dr. fames's late house in Bruton-street, in Boxes,
pfice 4s. 6d. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of Sit
in oxl large Box for- zs. 6d.
Observe that the words, " F. NswsEar, to. 4,5, St.
Paul's," are engrave,' on the Stamps. All others are coun-
terfeits.

THOUGH several Remedies are discovered
which pettedly eradicate every spe;:ies' of Scurvy,
Leprosy,heurnatic and Gouty Pains, yet none an.. found'
equal either in expedition, pleasantness, safety, or &leap-
ness, -to Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS,
which ire Screfulons Schirrus, or C.nccrous
cers, and White Swellings, perform the most wonderful
cures; and in Convulsive, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as
Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous Affec-
tions, where large quantities of celebrated Medicines have
been tried in vain, a small Bottle of these Drops has given
the happiest proofs of their excellent properties, particularly
in promoting a regular. appetite and true digestion;, expelling
all morbid humours, and causing proper purity, texture,
and tenacity, with free circulation and equal distribution of
the nervous and other fluids, and thereby removing all bilious,
Windy, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they produce
composure of tnind,-a cheerful flow of spirits, accompanied
with an agieeablediffusion of natural warmth and lively sen-
sation through every part:of the animal frartle, so as to ren-
der the sickly, Weak, and delicate habit healthful, and re-
store the decayed constitution to a state of strong activity.
These Drops are inclosed in plain directions, and appointed
;to be sold by Tiot, Royal Exchange ;- Ward, No. 324, Hol-
born, opposite Gray's Inn, London; C. Collins, Salisbury;
Horsey and Woodward, Portsea ; Watts and Harding, Gas-
port ; Donaldson and Mottley, Portsthouth ; Jennings,
Bishop's Waltham ; Robbins, Winchester; Skelton, South.,
ampton ; Hollis, Romsey ; Jones, Lymington ; Benson,
Ringwood ' • Moore, Poole; and most Venders of Patent Me-
dicines in Great Britain, at Ss. the bottle, duty included;
and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-street, Londoh ;
I.ehere all orders wholesale and retail are duly attended
. _ _

Also-his MEZERION PILLS, which though r•gairing
no restraint of diet, or hindrance of business, .yet are a slre
expeditious. and infallible cure in every stage of a certain
disease, being sealed up in plait diredions, with instrudifms,
by which all the baneful eflegts of that insidious disorder arc
immediately prevented by attending' to the method therein
direded ; price Ss. sd. duty included. •

BEAUTY OF PERSON. • •
Patronized by His Royal Highness : the Duke of Kent.

AS nothing is a greater Orniment than a White
Set of Teeth, TROTTER'S ASIATIC TOOTH..
POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has
met with universal encouragement from, the first Personages
of Fashion and Distin4ion, during a period of E ighteen Years,
is recommended to the attention of the Public. Ladies and
Gentlemen who have not tried the efnet of this excellent Den-
tifrice' will find a single box a sufficknt quantity to ascertain
its efficacy-and virtues ; its excellencies being acknowledged
by the most respectable Medical Authwities, used by several,
and recommended. ' .The Powder cleanses and beautifies the
'Teeth, sweetens the. Breath, possesses no acid that can cor-
rode the ;name, and is extremely safe in its use From its
astringency it strengthens the gums, eradiCates the scurvy,
which often proves the desteuetion of a whole set of Teeth,
preserves sound Teeth from decay, secures dcc ,y 0 Teeth from
becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, proves the hap-
py means of preventing their being drawn. But has en-
'lanced it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who
have been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the re-
turn of the Tooth-ach, with which, betbre that 'period, they
had been violently afflided ; and obviating the necessity of
that most disagreeable of all operations—, caling the Teeth.
Likewise a Tindure which possesses the power of easing
the most violent Tooth-ach, and braceS the Gums, and" is a
Wash after the Powder, perfectly safe in its use, having no
acid. M. Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen going abroad
to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been abroad have
found the good eileds of the Powder; in long voyages ' - and
also proper for all Families, and bt 110°1 s.to keep by them.
She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any
Asiatic Tooth-Powder without " M. Trotter" on the Stamp,
on the top. .of the box, several compositions having ;been'
vended for it, in Town and Country.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at the warehouse, N 0.6, -Beau-
fort Buildings, Strand; and by 'appointment, by Mcii-ssrs.
Buller and Loder, Oxford; Mr. Reynolds, Bata ; Mrs.
Shearcliff and Andrews, Bristol; Mr. Trewman, Exeteri;
Mr. Snack, Portsmouth; Mr. Richards, PI) mina ; Mr.
Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Ednionds, Northamp.oi ; Ai.. Lu-
cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, Reading; Middle-
-I,pswich; .Mrs. Pollett, Colchester; Ali% Br..ss,
Hull,; Mr. Holdbrook, Derby ; Mr. .Winks, Gainsaro' ;
Mess. Dillon, Chester; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth;

C r9ss and Wuc;d, Shrewsbury ; Mr. Rice, Wake&ld Swi
ton, Leicester ; Mr. 110thr,..,x.:;1, Cambrtdee ; -an.i
Spence and Mr. Raeburii, Edinburgh; and B
Price As. 6d. a Box ; Tindure, zs. 9d. duty La4.:iu..A.
India &wines, La. cull..