The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-25 00:00:00

TO TUTORS

\V ANTED, a Situation for a Young Gentleman
somewhat advanced in his Education, in order to
prepare him for the University, under the care of a Person
of established reputation, who limits his Pupils, if any. to
nuntivt. wance: Uet greater than lwelity 04 thirty
Miles from Town, would be preferred,. The Character and
Abilities of the Person to whom the Pupil is to be entrusted
being approved of, liberal terms will not be objeded to.
Application may be made by Letter addressed to A. B. at
Messrs. Knight and Triphook, No. 38, St. James's-street.

NEXT MONDAY
THELOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.

Co.'s
_........_ , _
A T HODGES and C Offices, No. 149, Ox..
Ii ford-street, and No. 44., Si. James's-street, the fol-
lowing Capital Prizes, were Sold, Shared, sod Registered
last Year, viz.
Na. 29,467, a Prize of 20,0301. No. i 5,060, a Prize of soool.
ri,705, ---zo,oool. I 30,33 p - sOOO.
2407,- to,oool. 28,696, ,--- soogl.
In the present Lottery are,
Z Prizes of 4. 25,0.0 i 3 ----=-- S,OOO
3 10,000 I 6 Prizes of 4. 1,..0
Null other Prizes amounting in the whole to 288,0001.
The Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great variety, at the
above Offices.
Gfr The First Drawn Ticket will be entitled to 250001.

SLCOND ENGLISH'STATE LOTTERY for 1802.7
Begins Drawing the 29th November.
THE TICKETS are sold and divided into
HALVES; QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX-
TEENTHS, by 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 25,0001. Three of
ro,cool- Three of soool and others from roaol. down to 191.
to the amount of zBB,oool.
fila' Country Crders, accompanied with short. dated Bills
on Loudon, -Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by
Coach or Carrier, pundually attended to ; and Correspond-
ents may depend on being treated exadly on the same Terms
as if personally present.
The Drawing, which will be concluded in eight days, will•
be concluded on the following plan. To commence on Mon-
day the 29th of November ; second day, Thursday the zd
December ; and every succeeding Monday and Thursday till
the 2.3 d. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the
Payment of Prizes, and Sale of undrawn Tickets and Shares.
All Shares 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.
SECOND STATE LOTTERY, tBO2,
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Begins' Drawing on Monday Next.
THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS;
EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are Selling in the
greatest Variety of Numbers, at the very lowest prices, at
Messrs. J. JOHNSON and Co. old Licensed State Lottery
Office, No. 3, Pope's HeadAlley,Cornhill, which has been so
highly distinguished for Selling and Sharing Capital Prizes,
particularly for having in a former Lottery sold and shared
both the Twenty Thousand Pounds Prizes drawn on one
day, and which no other Otficeever did. An early purchase
is particularly recommended, as Tickets will certainly rise
betore the Drawing. Schemes at large gratis, and Money for
Prizes paid on demand.

rr 'HE LEASE of a HOUSE in Lower Grosvenor_
street, to be 40 LD, with or without the FURNI-
TURE.
Enquire of Marsh and Tatham, Upholders, Sec. Mount-
street, Grosvenor-square.

The CREDITORS of ROBERT JONES, late ot Foremon
Castle, in the eounty of Glamorgan, Esq. Deceased.
NTOTI.2E is hereby given, That at a Meting of
rt:<!C,.;ditors of the said Deceased, held r!). day, at tilt.
L tat, the 4:( trie
County of Glamorgan, in consequence of it being thought
advisable to have the concurrence of the Creditors of the De-
ceased in general, in a joint suit, to procure the application
of the Estate and Effects of the said Deceased, in discharge of
his Debts ; it was Resolyed (among other things), that no
Proceedings be had at Law or in Equity to effeduate the
same, until the z3th day of. November instant ; that the Re_
solutions of the Meeting, in the custody of •the Solicitor to
the Creditors present at the Meeting, should be open, at his
Office in Cardiff; ihr the Signature and Acquiescence of such
Creditors of the said Deceased as may choose to acquiesce
and join in prosecuting their Claims and Demands on the
Estate and Effetts of the D'eceased; and that from anti after
the 29th day of November instant, the said Solicitor should
proceed thereon for the recovery of the said Debts and De-
mands. Dated the 2ci day of November, iFoz.

CHARLES BROWN,
Solicitor to the Creditors present
at the'Mceting.

CHESHIRE:
TO BE LETT, with immediate Possession, if required,
ACommodious MANSION-HOUSE, called the
LO E, belonging to Thomas A rmett, Esq. (READY
FURNISHED) situate one mile from the Market Town of
Congleton, in. the County of Chester, on the Turnpike
Road leading `from Congleton to Buxton, consisting of a
spacious Dining-room and Drawing-room, with large Kit-
chen, Servants' Hall, and other suitable and convenient Of-
fices,, on the Ground Floor ; good Cellars ; four good Lodg-
ing Rooms and convenient Servants' Apartments above
Stairs; together with Brew-house, Stables, Double Coach-
house,• Dove-house, Aviary, or Poultry Yard, and other
convenient detached Offices ; extensive Gardens, Pleasure.
ground, and Fish-pond ; and with or with Out about Fifteen
Acres of rich Land; and a Barn, Cow-housses,' and Dwel-
ling-house convenient for a Labourer or Servant, appurtenant
thereto.

The Furniture, which is new, very elegant, and according
to the most modern taste, having been purchased within the
two•last years, to be rented by the Tenant along with the
House,

The Buildings have been thoroughly repaired, and the
Rooms fitted up in the neatest manner, within the same space
of time; .and the Premises are in a delightful, airy and
healthy Situation, and being near a good Market Town, and
.on an excellent Road, form a desirable Residence for a Gen-
teel Family.
To view the Premises, for further particulars, and to treat
for the same, apply to Thomas Arinett, Esq. Ashborne,
Derbyshire, or to Mr. Malbon. Attorney, Congieton, by
whom all Letters, post-paid, will be duly answered. .
Nov. 'Sox.