The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-11 00:00:00

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing August 2,18 oz.

This Lottery consists of only z 4,000 Tickets in.
stead of sixty-thousand, and the lowest Prize is
191. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling Money.
The highest Piizes, are two of 20)0001.---twO
of 10;0001.—r•twO of s,oool—twO of z,oool.—foor
of z,oool.—eight of sool.—twenty of tool. and
forty-one of .Sol.
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six-
teenth Shares, are sold and registered by Mr.
Nictiotsog, at his State Lottery Office, No. 16,
Cornhill, London ; where the first Prize of zo,bool.
that was ever divided into Sixteen Shares, (No.
(17,993), was sold and registered in the last Eng-
lish Lottery, April 7th, 18oz.
Particulars thereof, and of the great success that
attended - the purchasers of Tickets and Shares at
this Office in the late Lotteries, are inserted in the
'Schemes at large.
Correspondents in the Country who intend ho.:
nouring this House with their orders, are requested
to be particular in giving direaion to No. 16, Corn-
hill, and to see that every Share is sighted by the
Public's most obedient humble Servant,

W. NICHOLSON.

SHIP NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE S.
Arrived—the Lord Nelson, Wooldridge, from fersey.
Sailed—the Rose, Weeks, for Havre-de-Grace; and Car.
teret, Green, for St. Maloes.

POOLE, JUNE 9,

Arrived—the Nimble, Urquhart; Mlive, Williams ; and
Dart, Baker, from Portsmouth ; Two Brothers, Stocker,
f(om Exeter ; and Gatcombe, Chant, from Tenby.
Sailed—the Neptune, Payne, for Hull; Love and Unity,
Balne; Goodrich, Mcars ; and Industry, Morris, for New-
foundland; Ann, Yule, for Sunderland ; Amity, King, for
Newcastle; Mary, King, for Tenby ; and Blandford, Jaf_
ford, for London.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 9.

Arrived—the William and Francis, Beals, for Weymouth.
Sailed—the Industry, Chase ; Olive Branch, Wickham ;
and Nancy, Dublack, to the East ; Emanuel, Thorson, tbr
Norway ; Samuel, Chatnbers ; Brothers, Lee • and Spring,
Wardle, for Rotterdam ; Astley, Ellard ; deres, Ottey ;
Dione, Sims • and-Cherry, Lane, for London ; Staff of Life,
Elph,for ; and Industry, Goodifl; for Chatham.

GRAVESEND, JUNE 8.

Past by—the William Pitt, Pearson, and Achilles, Cor-
ney, from Martinique; Princess Amelia. Gardner, and the
Atlantic, Muirhead, from Surinam; Adventure, Ainsell,
from Barbadoes; Skeene, Thorp, from Madeira ; Grenada,
Richardson, from Demerara; Diligence, —, from Bat= ;
London, Martin, from St.•Kitt's ; fames, Baily; from
Africa; Esdaile. from Opotto; Hunt. and Matthew,
—, from Jamaica; Ann, Croislev, Btothers, Thompson,
and the St. Thomas, —, front Lisbon; Adventure, Fol-
ger, from the South Seas; Jane., Reynolds, from Hambro' ;
Friendship, Smith, from the Cape of Good Hope; and the
Hunter, King, from St. Michael's.
Sailed—the Edinburgh, Wallis, for Gibraltar; Com-
merce, for Copenhagen ; Hambro' Packet, Gooch, for
HambrO' ; Jong&,Jane, —, 'and V row Eltge, Martins, for
llavre.

- - -
JUNE 9. Passed by—the Eliza, Brooking, from Palermo ;
Tartar, Hand, from Gibraltar ; Barbadoes Planter, Caiter;
Duke of York, Burnett ; and Nelly, Mall, from Barbadoes..-
Sailed—the Fanny, Prouting, for Seville; Eliza, Thomas,
for Dublin ; Enrerprize, 'for Havre ; and Thames,
Linder, for Hamburgh.

MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, at Northwold, Norfolk, the' Rev. John
Kempthorne, Fellow of St. john's College, to Miss Eliza-
beth Sandys Whish, daughter of the Rev. Richard Whist',
Northwohl.