The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

(if any similar coniplatrits are in fu_turemadi) to stop
the licenses of all such offenders.

On'Satur.lay se'nnight SamUel Wright, a farmer,
and;john Bullock, the noted horse-dealer, in Herr-
torclshire, the constant 'attendant of the principal
fairs in this kingdom, were capitally conviEted
Cambridge for uttering forged Bank of England
Notes, and were left for execution.'

LEWES, MARCH 29.

At our Assizes, which commenced on the Crown
sidebefore Baron Hotham, 'on Saturday, there were
-22 prisone+s for trial. Nine were tried before the
Court broke•up, of whom'the .four following were
capitally convided, and will this day receive ben_
terce of death,.. viz.

William 'Comber, for stealing a black poney, the
property of William 'Reed, of Wartling..—Thomas
joanes, for stealing, a valuable, chesnut mare, in a
stable belonging to Japer Bates, of Farnhurst, the
property of William Fennemore.—jcihn Rogers and
Robert Mongford, for feloniously-stealing from the
shop window of Mr. Holman,_ silversmith, in this
town, elven watches, and sundry articles of plate
and trinkets.

.•
John Roots, found guilty of Stealing five silver
spoons, the property of Mr. kellingham, of the
Bear Inn, in the Cliffe, was sentenced to three
months imprisOnment.
John Loveday and James Batellelor, for burgla.
riously entering .the dwelling-house, of Richard Ri-
chardson, of Hord, near this town, and, stealing
therein divers articles his property,—.Richard' Piles,
for stealing a silver marrow-Spoon, , the property ot.
Medwin; Gent.-7-And John. Sergeant,_ for
stealing fowls, the property of Isaac Leany, were
severally acquitted.
. .

Breakfast.—On Tuesday next, a grand
Pic-Nic Breakfast will be given•at Guildhall, which
will cost the Nation Twenty Thousand Pounds Ster-
ling. The breakfast will be
,served up precisely at
nine o'clock to the holder of the first drawn Ticket.
—Tickets to entitle the Public to partake of this
breakfast are to be had of all the licenced Lottery-
Office-Keepers, who are appointed stewards on the
occasion.—N. B. It is the last breakfast of the.kind
this season.

Supposing a LOttery Scheme to- consist of ,only
17,000 Tickets, to be drawn in eleven days; apd
contain three Prizes of 20,0001. two of t 0,0001. two
of zoool. four of wool. five of 5001. with numer-
ours others of tool. and Sol. what price might
Tickets be expetted to bear ?-401. at least, Can
it be supposed, that a single Ticket in such a Lot-
tery would 'remain unsold after the first day's an-
nounettrent ?T—Certainly not. ,Since such is the
identical state of the present Wheel, what is pow
the price of Tickets ?—Only about 24.1,.! I—ls it
not then most, astonishing, that Tickets and Shares
can be procured ?—lt truly is. Yet however un-.
accountable it may appear, they are to be had at
every respeaable Office about the Royal Exchange,
and particularly at POPE'S Office, close to the Bank
of England.

Numerous and surprising are the symptoms of
that inveterate and dreadful disease, the Scutryy ;
and it is evident, that no.person.who has reasoß to
believe that he is affected with the least taint of The
scurvy, should rest, until
.by the 'proper, use of me-
dicine it, has been completely sybdued. The-rapi-
dity with which this disorder. rages, when once it
has entered the constitution, is
.truly astoaishing,
the patient is therefore guarded against thinking
lightly of, his danger; because the symptoms may
perhaps appear to Min to be trifling ; ,rand those
who have begun_ a ;course of the ANTI:ImpOi.
GINES, which .is a medicine calculated so cleanse
the blood of its impurity, are strongly recommend_
edio persist in the use of it, until every vestige of
the complaint has,
.been completely eradicated. 'The
scurvy is so universal a distemper, that no part is
free. from its. rage.; the chyle;* the blood, and the.
lymph, are all tainted-therewith. The of 'the'
Anti-Impetigines is therefore sometimes obliged to'
be continued for some time to -root out the dis-
.
Order.

The Anti-Itupetigines is grateful to the palate,
and uniform in its ataion, gently promoting every
evacuation, and efficacious in all. •

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVESZND, MARCH 30.

Past by—the Medway,::--, from Bengal; Daphne, Ni.
cholsoni froth:Savannah ; Themi3, from Memel;
Anderson Morley, from Surinam; Albion, Huna, from
Oporto ; Anderson;
Regina, Meyer, from Hambro' ; and Three
-Brothers, lime from Calais.
Sailed—the iritannia,. Thompson, from Montreal ; Ed-
ward Foote, from Barbadoes ; Hope,- Reed, for Lis-
bon; Geode Erwagting, Tor Hambro'.; Vrow• Eliza-
beth', Valk, and Vnendschap, kiSrmes, for Bremen.

. MA RC K. 31. Sailed—the Crown, Procter, and Vicissitude,
Strut, for Jamaica,; Cornmerce, Alderson, and Uriana,
Warren, for Petersburgh ; Lord Dunean, Miller, for An.
tigua • Fariny,.l-larley, for Demerara ; Curlew, Caithness,
for Miogadore ; Twe Gebroders, for Amsterdam; Twe
Gebroders, and Vrow.Anna, , for Calais.

111ARRIE13.
On. Tuesday, at St. Pancras, John Freestone Wilson, jun.
of Doughty street, Esq. to Miss E. Pigott, daughter of the
Pigott, of Wigston, Leicestershire