The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-22 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE;

August it, 18.,.
THE
COURT of DIRECTORS
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of Elva:
LAND trading- to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
That it is their intention to receive ;Ipplirations on or before tht
3oth Seitember; from the Merch2nts wanting Tottnagr fir the
Expor! of Goods. to India ; Jot such Goods which art to be Ship,
-ped in the ensuing Quarter :;-and on or -bi:fore the jist Decertiber,
•the 3 tst March, arced jolt, dine, for such Goads the Merchant:
• are desirous of Shipping in each Quartet-, folloWing.such dates e
and that it is their intention also to furniskTonnakc fir ovy qxan,
tiy of Madeira Wine which may be required, by Pei-'sOnS
to ..I)7p the same for India; upon similar applirations.;
Particular's of the Rates of Freight, Vic. for the first Ships 41
the Season, are to Ac seen in tio: office of the Clerk to the Committie:
of Shipping.

W!LLL4 Al RA AVSAY, Secrezat,-

ON, OR BE FOAE; NEXT MONDAY MOANING,
• 'NINE O'CLOCK.,
• TO BE DISPOSED 0 ,
MWE-HNITI7XIVE 'THOUSAND POUNDS, fri
' a Ticket, Hall; .tarter, Eighth, or Sixteenth Shams,.
as may be most agteeabie to the Ptirehioer,
Mesas. 1-101t.NSBY and Co's
STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE, N. 26, CORNHILL,
Opposite the Royal Exchange.

NEXT MONbAir
tHE LOTTERY BEGINS DAAWING.

A-
T, HODGES arid Co.'s Offices; No. 149, 05t.
ford-street, and No. 44, St. James's-street, the fol-
lowing-Capital Prikes, were Sold, Shared, and Regis-tered,
last Year, viz.
No. 29,07, a Prize, of 2o;oo;,I. N0.'15,060, a Prize of 5=4.
!.'5,7,?,5 20,0001. 3'133.3, --: . 3006,
24,7577 ---; 1090091. 28,8§8, ---- sooSi.-
_ . .
In the present Lottery are, . ~ .
of ,
i Prizes A, . 25,000 I 3 ------. 5,000
3 lo,ooo 0 Prizes of Z.. 1,008
And other Prizes,a..movnting in. the whole to 288,0001.
The Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great wiriety, at the
above Offices. "V , ' . ..,, .
p- - The First Drawn Ticket will be entitled to isoc)Ol.

ADVENTURE
OF
SUPERIOR PRETENSIONS

Q ,POPE feels peculiar satisfaction in arinonnctnEt
04 to his Freinds-and.the Flublie the present LOTTERY,
since; for equality of Chance administration of Risk, ail('
superior number of magnitudinous, Priacs, it indisputably
stands most distinguished in the whole nals of Lottery
Adventure, Although' the Capital Prites amount to the
immense Sum of ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOU-
SAND POUNDS, the Blanks are proportionably less titan
even the last popular Lottery ; and; what is riot frequently
experienced, the very smallestPriies yield a profit to prit,-
dent early I`rirc.trisers,

But its more prominent feature of unequalled .adOrttagd.
and attradion is, that before the risk of a single Blank is Ina
curred, or that the Price orTickets is so advanced as to ex..
elude by far the major part of thecochniunity from purchal,
ing; all descriptions of Adventurers; from SpeculaturS of
tens and twenties of Whole Tickets, down to the Holder
of an humble. Sixteenth Share, start proportionably fair for
the stupendous .First-Drawn Priie of TWENTY- IVU
TH.OUSAND.POOIDS

Add to these important consideratiOns, that the smallest
Share; a Siiturith, tiny gaits a. farturie of 15621. tOS. and
that every Prize is paid ,t ti f uI.L in the.shoFt.:.;)4ce to t
MontliS. after the termination of the Drawing maywelt
be pronounced an " Adventure of Superior Pretensions."
TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at POPE'a
Foiurt.mk.ri OFFICE," Corner of the Royal Exchange;
close tatne,,Bant. . . „ •

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE,
rrHE MOBILITY, GENTRY; and PUBLIC in
. general, are respetlfully intbrmed, JOHN BURGESS
and SOS's GENUINE ESSENCE of. ANCHOVIES,
continues to be prepared by thetri in the same manner that
has given,. such universal approbation. for many years past.
The long justly-.acquired superiority of that Article is
fully con Tinned in the opinion of the Country at la r„e, and of
Persons resident in all
_parts of the World, and having stood
the test atrial,_ ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility of their Essence otAnchotieS zind othet
rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, froth the inunehnis
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. 'in
purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
but at their Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade tbr faMily use; of the
•beSt,
West-India,Merehants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
the Army Itid-Oavy, supplied uptni the shortest -notice foe
the East and West.lndies, &c.
03- For the convenience of Families in scothnid, they
have appointed Messrs. a..Johnstoti and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Aptilts for Fish Sauces.

Warehousc,, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.

NhlY MEDiensi E. AC
At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAMES'S POWDER,
... No. 45; St..PanPs Church,yaid, London.
THE following MEDICINES are Sold; at the
Prices annexed, including the StaMp Duties; and as
it is enacted, that .from the fs't of Septembcr; t 802., the
Stamps should be applied to Propiietary Medicines, as
well .14 Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a con-,
sidetable Addition is made to the StaMpS, on the articles of
higher value, or those iii bulk, the priteS of Di".-Prlies's
Powder will be in, future is. §d. per Packet; or fl. ss. 6d.
per•Doien but the quantity, of a Doien Packets in a Bot-
tle (as Made up ter the Army and Navy)" may be had tor
45., And as by favour of the Commissioners of the
Stamp Otßce,'Plates are prepare& for ,Mr. Newbery's sepa-
rate use, with his Name engravettin each Stamp, the Public
will be careful to obserie, that the words ' " F. Newbery:i
No. 45, St. Paul's;" are printed in the Stamps of all his
Medicines; and as it is presimied that this will be asufli,
cient security against Counteffeits, his Signature on the
Labels on Dr. !alines:J.& roiaica will,be discontinued fin
henceforward.

Startip.,All be illov;ied gratisi as usual, to those who
parchase- Half a Doien or more at a time; of the lower
priced articles. , s

s. d.
Dr. I anies's.Powdek 2 § Lozenges Of Blois r
DO. a Bottle -• z 4 o Fteake'sTina.of Bark 4 o
Do. Analeptic Pills '4' 6 •Do. H.ux.ham!s - 2.9
Do. large 24 o English Coffee - 2'9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6' Genuine Arquebusade.' 8 .6
Do. Convulsion Oil - z 6 Orrnsk.irk Medicines. 8 6
Do. Camomile DiopS r 9 I nglisli's Sews Pills r 0
• Do. Pantgofic Lozenges i ri Essent:eof.Peppermint t ti
Berry's BiliouS Pills 4 6 Grant's .Drops - t ti
Dr. Attstit4 Chalyheate Dr. Hopper; Pills r q
dittq 4 o Glass's Magnesia - 3 6
Dalby's CartninZiive 't- 9 • Hertry!s - 2 6
Eisence ofColttfoot 3 ,
.Norton's4Drbps - 5 6
Cephalic tititl -112.‘ \- o 9 'Spilsbiiry's Drops -5 6
Spence's DoMtrifrice 4 o Dr. Splander's Tea 2 9
Jones's Rhetimatic Tinc- Greenouglfg Tincture t IN
tune - 3 6 bo.-Tolu Lozenges r ti
N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to
the first twenty Articles above enuitterated ;. and. as man'
Persons, particularly Servants and. Nlessengers, mistake his
House, he is under the necessity of-pointing out, that it is
at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheipside, and
that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, ou tvlitch these
Words are lni.:ribed " THE ONLY WARBH.OUSE
FOR, DR. jAMiS's POWDIe:A."

ityI.PERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

SATURDAY, NOV. 20.

IN the course of the Sitting this day, the Duke of
ST_;AL LAN's, Viscount WI cx Low, one of die Irish
Represenrative Peers, Lords GRENVILLE, and VAR-
r.ottou;FT, were respeetively sworn, and took their

~;'~Is.

. .
At four o'clock their Lordships adjourned till
7..v..ronday, when the LORD CUAisicELLOß'takes- his
place on the Woolsack; precisely at one o'clock, in
order to airord those Peers in Town, who have not
vet been sworn,, an opportunity of raking their
Scars preparatory to the coining down of His M'.
r:LETY CO Tuesday.

HOUSE • OF COMMONS,

SATIntDAY, NOV. 20.

THERE, being only thirty-four Members present
;.:t four o'clock, an Adjou;:nzlient took place till
I%,Jontiay. •

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Na.r:) zo, 18oz.

St. James's, Nov. 17, i'Bo2.

• .
Tins day General Andteossy; Ambassador from
the French Repuhlic, hid his &St-private Audience
of His Majesty to deliver his Credentials
To -which he was introduced by 0;4: Right Hon.
Lord Hawkesibury, His Majesty's Principal Secre,
try of State. for Foreign Affairs, -and condnEted
by Sir:-Stephen Cottrell,- Klnt. Master of 'the C=e—
xrtonies,

St. James's, rB, rgo.2.

This day. General Andrtossy, Ambassador from
tl,e Frencb Republic, .had his fitsc private Au.
ciienge of Her Majesty . •
. To which he was introduced by Edward Des-
brow, Etcf.-Vice•-Cha'ntherlain to• Her Majesty, and
condutied by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant-Mas-
ter of the Cerernbnies.

S.4NKRuPTcy sue4sznEp.

William RotiwicJl, of Manchester, Manuf4cat4er.

B/I.V‘R r PTS.
Phinels Barrat, of the Strand, Illicidlc,sex, goiclsrrifth, to sur-
render Nov. 23, 3.0. and Jan. 1, at ten, Gnildhall, Lon.'
don. Attornies, MOO and Syrn, Carriers'-Hall,
William Yowler, now or late of Sklar& Bedfordsliir!:, coal-
merchant, t 4 4urrender Nov. 23, Dec. a, and Lill. I, at ten,
at Gu.ldnall, London. Attorney, 4r. frail, No. 13, Quecur
street, Cheapside.
Turneri late of Floore, Northamptonshire, baker,
to surrender Dec. 3/ at four, 4, at eleven, at the Wheat--
Sheaf loa, Daventli, and Jan. I, at eleven, at the .An,;cl-
- Northapapton.
.Attornies, Thomas E;aueuit, of
Long Buckby or 7,,lessrs, Xinderley, Long, and Ince, Sy.
raund's- Inn, Cnarcery-Lane. London.
Daniel Mills, of Liverpool, La.,_„,;hlre, merchant, to s,.:rren-
. ekt nee. 3,9, and fan. 1, at four, at Hillitiee's Tavern,
Market-place, Nlinchester. Attornies, Mr. Barret, Man-
chester ; or :1/4.1r. I. itilJ R. Willis, Warliford-'Court, Lon-
don.

Joseph I,,loystr, of Sutton. upon-Der Yorkshire, and
Geo. Bevil, in.llurs, to surrender 13, r 4,, and. jan.
7, at twel7e, t thz: Tele.x.e Inn, York. A ttornies,
BaxtersanlM trtin, FurnivPJ-Inn ; or M7,Tbornas Hunt,

. .
York.
Michael Curti:, ald James Henry Alp.'Jntler "kart, ofWat-
ling-street, wine-trterchauts, to surrender Nov. :13, i)ec.
end fin. 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attomies,.
Messrs. WadesOn,.Barlow, and Grosvenor, A usrin-triars.
James Ball, Gt 'l%lunton, SornersetahitC, hawicer, to surren-
" der Dec. 6,7, a:l4 fan.:, at three, at the Star Inn, Man-
chester. Attornitsj, Messrs. Che4nyrc and Walker, Ma;7-
cheater.
William Fowler, now or late of Sneffkp•J., Bedfordshire, and
Matthew Samuel Hanes, now or'late of Greville-smet,
Hatton-Ganien, ir)ercinants, to srt rrender N0v.30, Dec..l and
Jan. 1, at ten, at Guiltinalf, London. Attorney', Mr. Hale,
No. 13, street, Cheapside.'
Thomas Stretch, late of G rafron-street, St. Pancras, grocer,
to surrender Nnv. Dec. 4, and Jan. t, at one, at Guild-
.

ball, London. A ttainies, Messrs., Fielder and Burgoyne,
Duke-street, (7; tos venor-square.
William Hambly, of Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street,
merchant, to surrender Nov. 27, Dec. tl, and Jan. a, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Hurls, Clock-lane,
Cheapside.
Tames Hot.; of the Inner Temple, scrivener, to surrender
Nov. 22, at one, Dec. 4, and Jan. 1, at. ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney Mr. Brarnridg'e, Common Peas Office, Temple.
Tohn Bird, of Park-street, St. George Hanover - square,
butcher, to surrender Nov. 23, Dec. 2, and lan. a, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Rivers, Basing-lane, bread-
street.

Mitt: Prager, of Finsbury-place, grocer, to surrender Nov.
:.7, Dec. 4, and Jan. r, at one, at Guildhall. Attotncy
Mr. Sarel, Surrey-Street, Strand. .
[Div to.i;Nos and CiLaTIFIC4T4S 'To-morrow.

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