The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-12 00:00:00

MAKE CHOICE IMMEDIATELY

O (*the. First Drawn Ticket 2;00.01. or 10,0001. on the Se-
cond Day, or ro,oool. on the Third Day, or zi,cool. on
the Fourth Day, or Capital Prizes, on any other: Day or.
Drawing.
The'Drawing-Of the ENGLISH STATE wort E RY,
.. begins on MONDAY, the igtli of this Month.
THE TICKETS, HAIN ES; OU.!kl-t.TERS,
EIGHTHS, and SIXTEEN-M-I,s, area w in
great voiiety of Numbers, and on the lowest '1 e;•nLi.
4l'-he Money air the Rrizes'paid Orr Dcinandi by
HORN BY and Qo. St nr*- brokers,

at their old established-State Lottery °dice, (Licensed pur-
su.ant to:Aet o Fri ill men .).
No. 26, Cornhiil, opposite the RoV:il
alsO in e.Very.To:.vn
Clubs, Societies, and individual Piirciitsets, are requestei
not to delay buying-tkei•l:lckets ot..Shares; on aceouut•pt the
very great demand Hornsby -and Co. daily
_experience.—
Tickets rose on the first Day of Dia}ving in the last-Lottery
to Twenty Guineas,andon the sixth Day a.3icket could not
be had at any price.
Bank,.lndia, and South Sea Stocks:,witil their-several An-
auitiez.., and kinds it Gov."rrrrti-:•.)t
sold by Coznmiision. ,
_ ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY,,
.Begins Drawing 29th NoveaTher.
iHe Seid&htE CONT,A I tiS

2 Prizes of - 6 PrizeS. of - rOOO
3 - - of lo;orlo,i 8 - -• of - - sco
3 - - of -., soo,) 19,66 from root:: 19
A T SWIFT anti LO F TERV-Ql-41-+T.:E,
-lA_ No. ' T
POULTRY, the First-drawn `Picket in the
last Lottery, No. 795 t a Prize ofsDool. and NosiBo.4r and
Z3,8:4, both Prizes-oeto,oocl. were sold and shared, as also
seven other Capital Prizes, since. November last. , 7
Tickets and Shares a the present Lottery are on Sale at
the above Office. - '

The Tirst-drawil Ticket is entitled to scoonl.

ADVENTURE
• ,or
SUP ER WA' PR ET ENSIO NS !
POPE feels Peeuliat satistie:tiou in announ:ing
k....P• to his Freinds and the Publie the present LoTT ER Y,
since, for equality of Chance, administration of Risk, and
superior number oli m?gnjtudinous Prizcls„it indisputably
stands most distinguished in the Annals' of Lottery
Adventtrre. Although the Capital Prizes amount to the
immense Sum of ONE' 11UNDR ED AND TEN THOU-
SAND-POUNDS, the, Blanks are propurtionably less than
,even the last popular Lotteiy ; and, what is not frequently
experienced, the very smallest Prizes yield a profitlo pru-
deui early Purchasers.
. , .
But its more prominent feature of, unequalled advantage
and attradion is, that before the risk of a single Blank is in-
curred, or that the Price of Tickets is so advanced as to ex-
clude by far the major part of the Community from purdias-
ing, all descriptions of Adventurers, trom Speatiators of
tens and twenties of Whole Tickets, down to the Holder
of an bumble Sixteenth Share;' start proportionably lair for
•t he stupendous irst- Drawn Prize of TW ENT Y- IT IV E
THOUSAND POUNDS !

'Add to these important, considerations, that the smal)est
Share,' a Sixteenth, may 'gain a tbrtune of ti6zl. Jos. and
that every Prize is paid la F 11.1.1. in thf.t short space of tvvrA
Months after the tem.:in-Afton of the Drawing ;—it may well
he .Ipronounced an " Adventlire of Snperior Pretensions "
TICKETS and SHARE.Siare now on Sale at POP E's
" FoitTvi,wrz OEFIcE," Corner of the Royal Exchange,
close to :he Bank.
Tin Day wa,3 published,
In Four Volta i4s. sewed,
rrIHEODOSIUS ZULVIN, the! :41onk of
7.; .
of the thina:in Mind. . _

Ffy GE'ORC, '2 MOORE,
• Author of G,:asvil ko , in Three Volhmes.
Painted tOr George all:1
.; Ofi:1 Robinson,: Paterhoster-row.
'Of whom may J, its.d, lately published,
, r. Helen of Glemoss ; a Ntrv..l. By he Author of His-
roTie yaies, 4 vols. 121110. 16S boards.

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is prefixed, a general Defence of Modern Novela. Ily the
A uthorol.Count di Novini, 3•vnis. tzrno. 1,35. 6d.'ses.VetL
• 3. The A lgerine.Captive; or the Life and Adventures of Ur:
Updike.Uncierhill, six years 'a POsoner among the Aigerines,
1 z vols. izn-io. 65.. sewed. - . . ,
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Atala, a Title:front the French of Mons.-de Chateau-
btiunt.; with Erignyvings by Heath, from the Designs of the
Hon. Countess itoii and r. H. Bell, Esq. 411 4 near Pocket
Volume, elegant)), printed. on superfine wove Paper; price
ss. 6d. in boards. - -

MANORand ESTATE in' the COUNTY of fiIINT.
INGDON. •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVACT CONTRACT,
A Very Deskable*FREEHOLD ESTATE, con_
LA. sisting of an extensive Manor and stin,ii•t- very
Farms-, let- to good Tenants ; zomprisinc; in -the tvhole.72l
Acres of Arable, Meadotv, and Pas,turt: Land. Thz Estate
is Tythe tree, and the Land Tax is re;ieemcd, and a navigable
River runs thrbugh it. •
• Further particulars may be had hy application to Mr.
Gorham, Merchant, of St. Neots ; to Messrs. Forster, Cooke
and Frere, of Lincoln's Inn ; and to Messrs. Driver, Sur-,
Veyors, of Kent- road.

THE KING, QUEEN, and 'ROYAL FAMI'L
OWN GENUINE:CHOCOLA rE and:COCOA,
And retomniended by all the Physicians and Medical Gen-
tlemen that ever tasted it, made and sold (only)
161 T EDWARD EAGLE lON's and Co.'s
Thirty years 'Old-Established Tea _Warehouses; the
Original Grasshopper, Nu. 4z, Chein,sile, and Nu. 9,
Bishopsgate-street Within, near Cornhill, London. Taste,
try, compare, and judge, the only way to prevent imposi-
tion. The Genuine Chocol'ate,- 45. 6d: and ss. per lb. The
Genuine Cocoa, only 3s. to 35.'64. per lb. superior -to any
'Patent _ever made, and a saving of ts. per lb. Sir Has
Sloiiiie's Milk, Charchman's 'Patent, and finest Vanilla
Chocolates, 55. 6d. to 6s. 6cl. _per lb.
. Coffees, roasted, 35. ,to 6s. per lb.
Teas, to 525. per lb. with 1 oz. to every lb. (Trett)
overweight.
To Dealers, 'genuine original Chests of Congoir and Green
Tea, neat as imported, 44. 6d. to 45. 10. per lb. All other
sorts cheap its proportion.
Sugars, Moist, sd. to 50. -per lb. Lump, 9d. to 90. per
lb. Better sorts cheaper in proportion.-
Rice, East India and Carolina, 10. to 40, per lb.
Starch, Foreign and English; 8-0. to rod. per lb.
Blues, 'Stone and Powder, to per lb.
• Soaps, YelloW and Mottled, 7id. to 81d. per lb.
Mustards, Common, Fine, and Superfine, 7d. to tad. per
lb. Saltpetre, -6d. to 9d. per lb.
Spices, best Cloves, 7s. 6.1. to' ros. per lb. Cinnamon,
tos. to t3s.- Cassia, ss. to 6s. Nutmegs,. 17s. to zis.
Mace, 355. to 4os. flack' Pepper, 25. 2d. to 2S. 4d. White,
25; 4d. to 2S. 6d. Ditto Long, 3's to 45. Allspice,' red. to
124•* Pest Bro'wn- and White Ginger, 9d. to tB.f. Carra-
way and Coriander Seeds, 6d. 'to rod. Sago, 9d-to rSd.
Tapioca, red. to 18d. Pearl Barley, 4d. to sd. Jordan
Al.lllOlldS, 25. 4d. to 35. Bitter, 14(1. to ail. per lb. Spa-
nish L'iquorish, tzd:`-to.zod. Isinglass, ki_rtsliorn Shavings,
Maccaroni, Vermicelli, Truffles and Morells, at the lowest
prices'.
-fruits,' best Mnscatell; Blooms, Sun, Malaga, and Smyrna
Raisins, Currants; Prunes, French Plumbs, f igs, &e,
Orders for all articles in the Confeelionary, Italian, and
00 Trades, execuieci on the lowest Terms.
CA in. toN.-No connediori with' any other House with
the sign of the Grrisshopper, &c. any other House of the
same name, &c. Nur, have any pt.qsons in the•King,doin au_
iliorit \ to sell Teas:, &c. in, or use their names or firm.
Orders by 'Twopenny or General Post, inclosing Bank or
pad Kills, sent to exact
,anynnit, or Change returned in
Goods, or Orders for Payment on Delivery, duly. attended
to, ilittolesale ancf sent (as per order) to any part,
place, Coach,
Carrier, Inn, Wharf, &c. in London. List
of articles and prices to be had at the Warehouses.
EnqUirerS (Only) must pay post, &tr.
+4.-f, All Articles subject to Kise and Fall of Markets.
Request tinieJv notice with Orders.
Indian Arrow, tint 15, 6d. to per lb.,

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LEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE,
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A uthors. Deigned chiefly :lbr the junior Students in the
Universities, aitd the liiglierelasses in Schools.

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Sold by Messrs. ROfington, St._ Paul's Church-yard ;
Hatchard, Piccadilly*:;: arid Egerton, 'Whitehall, London ;
Hanwellaud•Park-er, and J. C'ooke, Oxford; and. Deighton,
Calni?ridge, .• _ _ _ _ :s ' -

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The Fourth Edition of;
History the Interpreter of Prophecy ;
.or,` A View of
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and preschOecurrenees of the World ; with Conjeaures re:
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THE MEDITATIONS of a RECLUSE :
Chiefly on Religious Subjeds.
By )01-IN BREWS.FLR, M. A.
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Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees, and G (catnap-1, in the County

of Du-rham

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- A SECULAR ESSAY: ~

Containing a Rat rospedive View of the Events, conneazd
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iJIENTOR; or, the MORAL' CONDUCTOR
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/ By DAVID MORRICE,

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irk,, Arithmetic, Bc-c, Price Po . 6a. seised.

BETWEEN TETSWORTH AND OXFORD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By -Mr.
On Friday the z6th the ItainboW Coffee-house, in
Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'clock, in Twelve Lots,
'THREE very Valciable and Improvable
A and A RABLE FARMS, with other rich Cr::::ni;
Tillage Land attached, and near thereto (tine
which has been redeemed), most advantagei.msly-,,itintea no
each side of the TURNPIKE ROAD between T I,TS-
WO RTH-and 0X FORD; four Miles from the foi'mer, and
sevea or eight from -the hitter, between tie 45. N-ii!e, 5104,K2
and Wheatly Bridge ; a van of which, to the es ant of 0
Acres, in three most fertile Meadows, lie on each s ide nt tfit...
Bridgc, on the Banks ni the RIVER THAM E.
-The several Tenants are, Messrs. Hearne, Scott, Tyreli,
and Davies, wlo hold from year to year, at Re,iis (except
Mr. Hearne, who has a L.nse, of which Jive rar; are now
on_rcpirect.the MANOR. of CH I W R TIT,
NV 1 it.4l FI,At, in the Parisn of Grett Mil toil; these-Estates
lie : toaethsr ,fith ERN in the RIVER•
:111,A :VI and three thercht. ' •
Co 1-...Asze of tire 'renants, of whon-i printed
may -be had; also -if the, Toll.-house at ‘rileatty-
Bridge ; i?igeons, Milton Common : Swan, "Vet.worth ; Rt.al
Lion, 'ycc,itib and Henley -, of the Printers of the Oidtad
an i Realm; Papers ;1 Mr. Hollier, ; Mr.
staple I Holborn; Rainbow ; Mr.
Lan I-Su veyir, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury-, Lon.,
don; where, ari at Mr. Hollier's, a Plan may be-seen. . •

g.CIt.OrOt_II.I.A, or EVIL, and ASTFINIA
. c2URtD.
To Mr. LlGNyrNfgeS:strtgraceoti iv h
Surgeon, Iclise,, Dispensary,ter. No. 57,
, il

, . Barton, in the Parish of Eccles, in the County of
sic, . Lancaster', Nov. z 6, 1798.
CTUATED by a principle of gratitu.le anti
ittstice to Society, and your Drops, adcled ,to my own
i aion, obliges me cordially to confess and vouch tor.zheir
very extraordinary powers. I have, ter thirty-six 'ears, • -
been toe above complaints, although most of
the under whose care I have been, termed my af-
,tll,!tion scorbutic, till,: happily, r came under_ your care,
when you pronounced my case to be scrophulotts. About six,
ttionttis ago, a Ladv in theneighhourhood of Barton, treating
ilielepforable condition. I was in, visited me, 'when,' :imme-
diately, she strenuously recommended the use of your Drops,.
at Winch time I was in such a calamitous state, as I think •
se4rc:;:ly ever poor mortal was—my right -arta and left leg '
were -both swelled to a truly alarming, degree; in ow ar•n.;
.and han:ls: there were upwards of twelve running won.
• whidi issued a large .iptaritity of ichorous humour,
pith insuderable: pain ;' my leg and foo,t were so
mat I had not been able to get either shoe or Stockin on-rOr
many months ; there were I ikewise'many wounds in my leis,
and fo(a,.whieh disebarged a large quantity ,of humow, st-
ww,i- to that which issued from my hand and arm, hilt was.
awre glittinons; and, to add to any distress, I was
ranch aillicteit with an astltmatic---corni4aint and int,•rmitting
fewer, Tor twelve months, every other day, together with,
depraved_ appetite, faintness, lowness and sinking of the
spirits,: anti my..sleep was as it were totally departed from.
!IIJ„ had nest known what it was to experience a sound
sleep for many inont.h4; such was my lamentable conditio»,..
that-I was ..carried to and from my bed, and worn almost
to a si,,....tetQn; indeed, it .is impossible -for me to de.cribe
the situation-to NvW,h_l was reduced, when 1 began taking
your Drops • l:metbre I had finished one small bottle, 1
round himself much better ; but how shall I express my
grateful thanks to C.:od, and you,- for your inestimable pre..
W14711,•by the rime I had taken three small Potties,
I could-walk troin'in.. own house to and train Nancnester,
4ta,„.„'
I)UtileS, lam kJ:fl pet-y restored to health : -2111.w,40, ah.f.
sixty-second-year of .»y age, and when I look 6444 strikes
me with astonishiiwnt, to consider what-a poor enutemated
creature I was for so malty years—that your merit and good-
ness may be rewarded in this world, -as. well as the world to.
come, is the sincere wish and prayer of, dear Sir,
Your devoted humble Servant,
SARAH PRESTWICH:
Attested by R. GuEsT, Curate or-Eooles,
WM. LOWE, Overseer of time Poor, - •
Taos. Royer., Sotoolinaster in Barton,
jotiN PHILLIPS, —, •
f ANVS Sa-tires,
SAMUEL. LAME, • •
"RICIIARP BUCKLEY,
THOMAS PARR,
• 71r110MAS COLLINk!..
SAMULL DURST, Wonky.
0112 45. 6d. Butt le is sufficient to convince the affiiaed of
, Witary eflects-or the. Medicine.

These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at its. and
45 6d..1-one 12S. bottle, is equal in quantity-to three. 4s, 6d.
one;;. • They may be had wholesale or retail, at Mr..:Lig.
mint's Dispensary, No. 57, Bridgerstitet, Manchester ;
at...H.o.ward and Efatis's, No. ,42, Long-lane, WeSt-Sinith-
field, sole- wh,olesal!?.. 'Agents in London ; and' retail, by
the following persons: H. Ctindell, No. 47, Minories ; W.
Clarke, No. 2.69, 'Borough; Jordan, No. 33, Whitcchape);
JebOult• and Co. No. tso,' Oxford-Street; Nottcin
Falgate; Kirk, .No. 119, Cockhill, Ratelifie ;'
No. 76, Oxford-Street; Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; Tutt
and Bolton, Royal EXcitange ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn;
Wade., Old Bono-Street, and No. 163, H leet-Street ; and by
the; principal 'Venders of Medicine in every Town in the
United Kingdom.

NEW MEDICINE ACI. • ,
At the only Warehouse for. Dr: lANIES's POWDER,
No. 45, St. Paul's Churchyard, London.

rrilE following MEDICINES are. Sold, at the
-Price annexed, includfng 'the Stamp Duties; and as
it is enaacd, tjiat from the Ist of September, iSoz, the
Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as
well for Foreign as for .Hogue C.onsuurption, arid as a con-
siderable Addition is made to, the Stamps, on the articics of
higher value, -or those in bulk, the prices of. Dr. larne4's
Powder will be in future 25. 9d. per Packet, -or tl. gs. 6d.
per Dozen but the" quantity of a Dozen Packets sin a Bot-
tle (as made up for -the Army and Navy) may be had for
rl. .15. And as by favour of the Commissioners of the
Si.ainp Office, Plates are prepared
,for. Mr. Newbery's sepa-
rate-use, with hii Name engraved in egs.:ll Stamp, tlie Public
will be careful to observe, that the words, '' F. Nev. bery,
No. as, • St. Paul's," are,printed in the Stamps of
Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will be a
dent security against Counterfeits, _his Signature-on the.
Lb:As on -Dr. james's Powder will be discontinued awn
hence,.
.orward.•

Stamps will be. allowed gratis, as usual, to tfiose who
purchase Hale a Dozen or more at a time, of the, lower
priced articles.

s. d. s. a'.
Dr. fames's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois r
Do, a Bottle - .24 o freake'sTinetof Bark 4 a
Do. Analevtic Pills 4. 6 Do. Fluxham's - 2 9. •
Do. large box - •24 'o English CoileF - 2 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Genuine ArquebusWe S 6
Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 • Orimkirk Medicines 8_ 6
Do. Camomile Drops r 9 I nglish's Scots Pills r o
Do. Paregoric Lozenges I r Essfinceor Peppermint i if
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops -
Dr. •Atrstin' Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills
ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia -' 3 6
Dalby's7Carminative 1 9 Henry's.,Ditto 6
Essenceof Coltsibot 3. 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6
Cephalic Swill' - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 -6
Spence's Deniarice 4 o Dr. Sohsnder's Tea 2 9
fones's Rheumatic Tine- G ree.nough's Tinclure
tore - • 3 ,6 Do, Tolu Lozenges • r tl
N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to
the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; andas many
Persons' particularly Servants and Messengers, linstake his
House, he is. under the necessity of voiriting out, that it is
at the East End of St.• Paul's, nearest to Clic:lpstcre, and
that it has ;a large White Stuccoed Front, on which these
Words are inscribed : • " THE ONL,r WAREHOU:SIE
FOR lilt, jAMES's POWDER."