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

ANSWER

TO THE NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRI-

VATES OF THE REGIMENT OF LOYAL. SURREY

RANGERS, WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR DIS.

CHARGES IN NOVA-SCOTIA.

MY BROTHER SOLDIERS,

The testimony of your gratitude which I have just recciv.
ed, flowing from your honest hearts, confers. upon, me the
highest reward, which in this life'l capable of receiving.

Your conca& as Soldiers—your uniformly marked atten-
tion and respectful obedience to me, as your Commanding
Officer, have deservedly endeared you tg. me—and I .rest,as-
sured, that had you been called, upon to lace the Enemies of
your King and CoUntry, your lOyalty, discipline and attach-
ment to your Officers, must eminently have distinguished
themselves.

My anxiety for your interests, ,has indeed been great ; my
endeavours for your service, honest and sincere, though
adequate to my wishes—you have amply repaid them.

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Making no doubt buethat the Province in which you have
chosen to reside, will experience • from you, in yOttr• civil
capacities, the same excellent . conduct which ' has marked
you as soldiers, .1 remain, with the deepest sense of gratitude -!
and regard, and the most fervent wishes for your happiness,
your faithful and assured friend, • • .

JOHN EI)WARDS,
Lieut.. Col, Commanding L. S. R.

The 2Qtti-of this iVfotith, the Erly:.ish Szate
tery begins drawing. -

SCHEME,

2 - -or - 25,000
3
- - - - . SOOO
6 - - • - . ' tOOO

8

R'<

22.
SO
And 9400 - - - 19
N. B.- Only 32,0001. Tickets instead of 6c,0c0.
The Tickets and Stamped-Shares that may be en-'-
titled' to the above Capital Benefits, are on sale:
at :Nicholson's Fortunate Office, No. 1.6, CorrAiill:'
where,in the present year, two Prizes 'Of zo,oool,
an pool., each.; were sold, divided into Shares;
and one of zoool. in a whole Ticket...

*," Be careful to see that every Share is sigocd
by the Public's most obedient and much obliged
humble Servant, W. NICI4OLSON:

A remarkable Fall.—ln the Lottery drawn last
year, which consisted of the same number of
Tickets as the present Lottery, four out of the seven
principal. Capital Prizes, viz, both the Twenty,
'Thousands, Nos. 29,467 and 15,705, and two of.
Five Thousand, Nos. 30,333 and 28,8933 were=
sold, shared and registered-et the Offices of HoDGES
and Co. Oxford-street, and St. James's street.

RHEUMATISM and GOUT.

Mr. Thacher, Print cutter, near Bow, was marl
years affliaed with the Gout and Rheumatism, and
A complication of. other disorders, especially tiloso
attendant on the Gout.—ln 1798 he was recommend-
ed to take Dr.-Gardner's (No. 76, Long Acre.) cele-
brated Afterative Pills and Plaster, whereby he ob-
tained an entire .cure.—Mr. • Thacher has since'
evinced his gratitude and. philanthropy by having
the pleasure of seeing his neighbours cured (through
his recommendation) •by the same 'remedy-. 1798.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, NOV. 4.

Posed by—the Union, —; Bellisarius, Scott ' • Aiir.
Bak -
Baiter ; Achilles, Nicholson ; ,Enternrize, ---, and Hear"'
Robertson, from Memel; Ocean, Gia -e, from Dantiic ;
Harpooner. Lamb; Isabella, —, and G all i lee, from
Petersburgh ; Paragon, Kirton, from Riga, Ebenezer,
and Paul and Elizabeth, Rowe, from Norway.
Sailed—the Ceres, Webb, for Martinique; Speculation,
Alaldrum, for Bonavista ; St. Pedro, lbeston, for Madeira;
Aurora Fillmen, for Stettin+ charlotte.Wilhelmina.
for StralsUnd ; Betsey, Marson, and Patience, IVrurph?,l°:t,
Lisbon, . •