The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

TAKE NOTICE.

The Drawing of the English State-Lottery begins on
MONDAY, the 241 of August.

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There will be only Eight DayS DraWing, and a Capital Prize
fOr every Morning. '
The First-drawn Ticket will be entitled wk. 5,000
' Ditto, - . zd Day - z,ooor
Ditto, ... 3d Day
Ditto, - 4th Day
pia., , sth Day
Ditto, - 6th Day
Ditto, , 7th Day
Ditto, - - Stlt Day
Besides other Prizes, amounting to X. 146,000.

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30,0n0
sOOO
2,,000
2p,000

10,000

THE Tickets, Halves, Quarters,Eighths, and
Si ..tecoths, are now selling in great variety of Num-
bers, 'and on the lowest Terms,
The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, •
IA 0 lc SBY. and Co. Stock-Brokers,
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At their (..%IfiF.lblishea, State-Lottery Office, '(Licensed
pursuant to Act of Parliament), No. z 6, Cornhill, oppo-
site the Royal Exchange, London ; also at their Offices

througholt the KingtiOni

Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers, in Town and
Country, who honour Hoax s'4v and Co. with their com-
mands, ale particularly recommended to buy speedily, on
Account of the very- few Tickets in the English Lottery—
only 24,000. I most Lotteries, upwards 0140,000 have,been
sold before the Drawing commenced.
The Scheme is much approved of, and the demand for
Tickets and Shares, at 1-IoRNSY and Co.'s Offices,
,is daily
increasing.
Orders executed exa6tly on the same Terms as if present.

ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES.
TO BE SM.]) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;

Alkawiful FREEHOLD ESTATE, with Dwell-
ing.house, Gardens, Scc. &c, 35 miles from London,
three from Henley, and four ,from Marlow, containing 300
Acres of prime Beech Wood, avid 440 Acres of Arable arid
Pasture Land.

A' large Manor, an extensive Fishery in the Thames,
which bounds the Estate by the South.
The whole is contained within a Ring Fence, and the Land
is occupied by Tenants at Will.
The House and Offices are large, and in good order, being
now inhabited by the Owner, and are fit for the reception of
a Gentleman's Family. The Gardens and Shrubberies, con-
taining together fonr Acres, are inclosed by a capital Wall,
well planted with Fruit Trees.
Immediate possession of the House and Garden, and of
sufficient Pasture Ground, may be had, if required.
Particulars may be had of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse,
Cloak-lane, London; and of Mr. Cooper, Henley, who
will give Tickets fo; viewingthe House and Premises, which
may be seen every Thursday from Ten o'Clock to Four.

TEIGNMOUTH.
To BE SOLD for remainder of a Term of Ninetv-nine
Years, determinable on the Deaths of Three young Lives,
Al-1, chat Stone-built Mansion-House, called
MEE R PLAT HOUSE, pleasantly situated on the
Bcach, at East-Teignmouth, about li. miles from the City
of Exeter ; Commanding a most extensive Sea PrQsped, and
view of the River Teign, with the Country around. I t
con..sists on the Basement Story, or a Kitchen, Servants'
iftll, Butler's Pantry rind Cellar.:, with a Leaden Pump;
in a Spring of excellent Water ; on the First Floor, a Pra•x-
ing,room, 16 feet and a half square, a Dining-parlour, i 6 feet
inches by 14 teet § incheS, and a Breakfast-parlour 12
inches by to feet z inches. On the Second-I'l6ot and
Attie-Story# four good Lodging-rooms on each. Adjoining
the House, is a Wash-house or Brew—house, with a good
Servants' Room over, a C'ozeh-house, and a Stable for three
I-lorses, with it Tallet over. The whole- of the Premises,
together with ;he Lawn. in front, and belongin9; thereto, is
514,-0u4..(1ky a strong .Val 1, and tinconneetc4 II any other
•
)3M;cling.
Peue:tion will he held for the Sale on Wednesday the
t4th Pity of july 'next, at Four O'Clock. in the Afteproon, at
the Flo, T:tvvm in 1 toter.
the premif,es, apply at the Homje, and further
par::_;;L:rs' mar he had of -Mr. *iforci Attorney at Law,
I'At.ettr.--lEieter lune z 6; 18:12. • '

This pay was published,
•
In one large Volume OCiavo, price, in hoards, Es.
ACOMMENTARY on the REVELATION of
ST. JOHN; in which the difli:rent Emblems in that
most imyortant Book are explained on Scriptural Authority ;
the Age, and Scene of the several Facts predicted scrupu-
lously attended. to • and a Demonstration, grounded on the
most unexceptionable Testimony of History, given of the
accurate Completion of all its Predictions yet accomplished.
" By the Rev.lE, W. WHITAKER,

Rector of St.' Mildred's, Canterbury.
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Yard; sold also by ]. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly; andby
the Booksellers at Oxford and Cambridge,

Of whom may be had,
The Author's Family Sermons, in three Vols. Oaavo,
price, in boards, ii. Is. 'and his other Works.

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July, iXoz. Embellished with an elegant Portrait of
Madame Le Brun, and four Figures of the prevailing
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BY THE KING's PATENT,
Granted to J. Barton, M.D. •
VITAL WINE, recommended for the Preven-
tion and Cure of some of the most alarming 'Diseases,
viz. Gout in every form, Rheumatism, Fevers, particularly
of the Putrid kind ; Scrophula, Consumptions, Nervous
Atfettions, &c. Also for the Diseases Of Hot Climates, as
Yellow Fever, Liver Complaint, Cholora Morbus, Cutane-
ous, Affedions,
The leading features of Vitl Wine arc, the prevention of
all tendency to petrescency in the habit, removing obstruc-
tions in-the Glandular and Nervous Systems, and bringing
insensible perspiration to its proper quantum and regularity.
Hence the superior advantage attending its use is evident, and
the Proprietors have received the most anige and honourable
testimonies of its virtue from personages of the first rank and
respeCiability.
• Pamphlets of its admirable qualities, with full directions
for its use, may be had (gratis) at the Laboratory and Vaults,
where it is prepared, No. 7, I.l.erner's:street Oxford-street;
and of the Proprietors Wholeale Agents, Messrs. Ching and
Butler, No,. 4, Chvapside, where the Vital Wine is sold at
6s. Bd. per Bo,ttle, or 665. per dozen, bottles and Stamps in-
cluded. AlSo by appointment, at Mr. Barlow's, No. 39,
.Cockspur.street, Charing-cross ; Mr. Vale's, No. 46, Corn-
hill; Mr. Ward, No. '2,4, Holborn - Mr.. Shaw's,' No. 74,
St. Margaret's-street, Borough ; and: Messrs. Jeboult and
Co. No. lie), Oxford-street; and one respectable Haute in
most p:incipol 1:0`,V115 in the United Kingdom.

From the LONDONGAZETTE, jyne 29, 1802.

tY THE KING.
A PROCLAMATION,

FOR DISSOL.VING THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT,
AND DECLARING THE CALLING OF ANOTHER.
GEORGE R.

Whereas We have thought it, by and with the
Advice of Our Privy Council, to dissolve this pre-
sent Parliament, which now stands prorogued to
Tuesday the 'Seventeenth Day of August next : We
do, for ,that endi publish this Our Royal Proclama-
tion ; and do hereby dissolve the said Parliament
accordingly. And the Lords Spiritual and Tempo-
ral, and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses,
and the Commissioners for Shires and Burghs, of
the House of Commons, are discharged from their
Meeting and Attendance on Tuesday the' said
Seventeenth Day of August nest. And We being
desirous and resolved, as soon as may be, to meet
Our People, and to have their Advice in Parlia-
ment, do hereby make known to all Our loving.
Subjeas Qur Royal Will and Pleasure to call a new
Parliament : and do hereby further declare, that,
with the Advice of our Privy Countil, We have
given Order that Our Chancellor of that Part of
Our United Kingdom called Great Britain, and
Our Chancellor of Ireland, do, respeaively, upon
Notice thereof, forthwith issue out Writs in due
Form, and according ,to Law,, for calling a new
Parliament : And We do hereby also, by this Our
Royal Proclamation under our Great Seal of Our
United Kingdom, require Writs forthwith to be
issued accordingly by Qur said Chancellors respec-
tively, for causing the Lords Spiritual and Tem.
poral, and Commons, ,who are to serve in Our said
Parliament, to be duly returned to and give their
Attendance in our said Parliament ; which Writs
are to be returnable on Tuesday the Thirty-first
Day of August next.
Given at Our Court at Windsor, the Twenty-
.
ninth Day of June, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Two, in the Forty-second
Year of Our Reign. ,
GOD SAVE THE KING.

BY THE KING,
A PROCLAMATION,

IN ORDER TO THE ELECTING AND SUMMONING

THE SIXTEEN PEERS OF SCOTLAND.

GEORGR R.

Whereas We have, in Our Council, thought fit,
to declare Our Pleasure for Summoning and Hold-
ing a Parliament of Our United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland,
,on Tuesday the Thirty-first
Day of August next ensuing the Date hereof : In
order, therefore, to the Elating and Summoning
the Sixteen Peers of Scotland, who are to sit in'the
House of Peers in the said Parliament, We do, by
the Advice of our Privy Council, issue forth this
Our Royal Proclamation, strictly. charging anti
commanding all the Peers of Scotland to assemble
and meet at Holy-Rood House, in Edinburgh, on
Tuesday the Tenth Day of August next ensuing,
between the Hours of Twelve and Two in the After-
noon, to nominate and choose the Sixteen Peers to
sit and vote in the House of Peers, in the said en-
suing Parliament, by open Eldlion and Plurality of
Voices of the Peers, that shall then be present, and
of the ?Proxies of such as shall be absent, (such
Proxies being Peers, and producing a Mandate, n
Writing, duly signed before Witnesses, and both the
Constituent and Proxy being qualified according to
Law). And the Lard Clerk Register, or such Two
of the Principal' Clerks of the Session as shall be ap-
pointed by him to officiate in his Name, are hereby
respeaively required to attend such Meeting, and
to administer the Oaths required by Law to be
taken there by the said Peers, and to take their
Votes ; and immediately after such Eleaion made,
and duly examined, to certify the Names of the.
Sixteen Peers so defied, and sign and attest the
same, in the Presence of the said Peers the Electors;
and return such Certificate into Our High Court of
Chancery of Great Britain. And we do, by this
Our Proclamation, strialy command and require
the Provost of Edinburgh, and all other tlie Ma-
gistrates of , the said City, to take especial Care to
preserve the Peace thereof, during the time of the
said Eleaion ; and to prevent all Manner of Riots,
Tumults, Disorders, and Violence, whatsoever.
And We stri&ly charge and command, that this Our
Royal Proclamation be duly published at.the Market
Cross at Edinburgh, and in all the County Towns
of Scotland, Twenty-five Days at least before the
Time hereby appointed for the Meeting of the said
Peers to proceed to such Eleetion.

Witness Ourself at 'Windsor, the Twenty-
ninth Day of June, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Two, in the Forty-second
Year of Our Reign.
GOD SAVE THE KING.

Naples, June 9, iBoz.

Charles Emanuel the Fourth, King of Sardinia,
having by an Instrument, dated at Rome, the 4th of
this Month, resigned His Crown and Dominions in
Favour of his Brother the Duke De Aost, His Royal
Highness has acceded to the Crown, under the name
of Vidor Emanuel.

Paris, tune 17, 1802.

The Ottoman Minister at this Residence has this
aty received from Constantinople the Ad of Ac-
cession, on the Part of the Sublime Porte, to the
Definitive Treaty of Peace between His Majesty
and the French Republic, the King of Spain, and the
Batavian Republic, signed at Amiens on the 27th
of March last.

Douning-street, june 29, 1802.

Accounts have been received here, that His Ma-
jesty's Ratification of his Acceptance to the King of
Sweden's Act of Accession to the Convention,
signed, at St. Petersburgh the 17th of June, 18ot,
had reached Stockholm.

Downing-street, June 29,, 1802.

A Dispatch has been received from His Excel-
lency Lord St, Helens, His Majesty's Ambassador

xtraordinatir itt the Court of Sr. Petersburgh,
dated June 3d, containing the Particulars of what
passed between the Count de Kotschouky and
Baron Stedingk, the King of Sweden's Ambassadot
at St. Petersburgh, on the occasion of the latter's
acceding, in the name of His Swedish Majesty, to
the Convention between His Majesty and the Em-
peror of Russia, signed at St. Petersburgh, the 17th
of June, Igo 1. •

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This. Dispatch states, " That he, (the .Count,)
after erldeaVouring to refute the various objeCtions
that had been urged .by the 'Baron de Stedingk
against the tenor of -the ;Convention of the 17th
of June, 18oi, and to demonstrate to him that that
Treaty presented to the Northern Powers all the
advantages that it had been found possible to ob.
tain, had proceeded to observe, that the antecedent
Convention between Russia and Sweden having been
in some sort broken by that which had since been
concloded between Russia and England, and'to'which
Denmark had also acceded, it would certainly be
advisable for SWeden to accede likewise to that
Treaty, in order that she might not remain in a
manner insulated, and that some common PaCt might
still continue to exist between the Powers of the
North."

Downing-street, June 29, I SOZ.

The King has been pleased to appoint William
Fullarton, Esq. Brigadier-General Thomas. Piton*
and Samuel Hood, Esq. Captain of the Royal Navy*
to be His Majesty's Commissioners for executing
the Office of Governor and commander in Chief in.
and over His Majesty's Island of Trinidad.
Whitehall, jaw 29, 1802.

The King has been pleased to appoint William
Adam, of Blair-Adam, Esq. to be His Majesty's
Lieutenant and Sheriff Ptincipal of the Shire of
Kinross,