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The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-19

PRINCESS AUGUSTA.

•• A: magnificent dress of • green satin, 'superbly einbroidered
in stripes of gold foil, relieved by festoons, richly spangled ;
drapery of green velvet, richly oubroiderd, with a superbly
elegant border of, gold Parisian nett, in festoons of rich foil
strawberry leaves : hussar's' sash of green velvet, embroidered
in stripes, having a strikingly new and elegant appearance ;
at the bottoM of the pettreoat was displayed a beautiful shell
work in gold; the whtile looped up with rich cords and tis.
•
•
sels ; train, green and gold velvet, tissue.
London, England, 1805-01-19

PRINCESS ELI2ABETH.

The same as Princesss Augusta, in royal purple; train,
purple and wild velvet tissue, in checks. fiead:dress, amnia
beautiful gold net, richly spangled, and a prolusion of ale.
gant royal. purple feathers, with a tiara of the most superb
4iarponds. The °trod was altogether beautiful, and Her
Royal Highness never appeared to more advantage.

.PRINC.ESS MARY. •
A petticoat of royal purple satin, With. three Magnificent
draperies of purple veivettrichly.spangled in rings, %%all large
gold foil vine leaves, elegantly entwined and intes; ersed
throughout the whole, each drapery trimmed with the most
beautiful Brussels point ; -the left side or the petticoat có.
'wed with long sashes in porple velvet,, richly embroidered
in the Eastern style, and trimmed all round with the same
beatitiful point that finished the draperies ;
,the bottuni in
waves of gold and vin.leaveS finished this superb chess,
which, Tor the simplicity and eleg,ititce displayed in the mui
en4eM4r, surpassed every thing of the kited we have ever seen;
train, purple and gold tissue, in checks, the same us Her
'Royal Higness Princess Elizabeth.

PRINCESS SOPHIA.
A. petticoat of orange-coloured satin, richly embroidered in
silver; draperies of real black lace, with rich -embroidered
borders of silver toil, intermixed with the lace. The whole
had a most costly and superb ell4l, and fitusked with rich
siivcr.cords and tassels; train, orange-coloured velvet and
silver tissue.'

PRINCESS AmguA,
Apricot coloured satin petticoat richly embroidered with
silver hops; draperies of black velvet, with a very rich em-
brolderidbOrder of silver hops, forming.an elegant wreath,
ground work of an lagyptiun scroll, (he black velvet drapery
trimmed with black lace, the petticoat the same, tine dra.
`peries of black lace, elegantly relieved with silver rope and
tassels, train of velvet tts►ue,
.butt, black, and silver, and
trimmed with sllver. . .
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS_ THE PRINCESS OF
London, England, 1805-09-25

I'lt?d j7lt sr. ?3.

•• - ,
We had a good show -of compaiiy last evening OA
the Esplanade. His MAJESTY, the Oulu of CAN:
BRIDGE', and the PRINCRSSES were _present. His
.MAJESTY principally conversed with the SECRETARY
AT WAR and the CHIEF BARON Of SCirr,LAND.
At seven o'clock this morning His I%NitsTY, ac-
companied by Mr. PITT, and several attendants,
took an airing on horseback. • After breakfast His
MAJESTY Went on board the Royal Yacht.
The troops will have a grand field-:lay before the
Royal Pikes, previous to the DIME of CiiiinnlDGL
• leaving us.
Lord Muf.oß,AvE, Mr. PITT, Mr. W. DLNDAS,
and the CHIEF BARON of SCOTLAND; leave us to•;•
day.
London, England, 1805-03-22

On Monday next will be published, price is. &1.

ATREATISE upon TITHES; containing an
Estimate of every Titheahie Article in common Cul.
tivation; with the various modes of compounding for the
same.
By the Rev. LAMES IIEARBLOCK, A. M.
Printed tor I. flatchard, No. No, Piccadilly ; J. Deigh.
ton, Cambridge; C. Knight,-Windsor ; C. Statics, Chelms-
ford; and lianwell and Parker,. Oxford.
London, England, 1805-03-22

No. 36, CORNHCIL.
TICKETS and SHARES are new selling by
HORNSBY a4O Co. Three Pounds Ten Shillings
per Ticket cheaper than at the commencement of the Draw.
mg of the last
.Lottery:
The present Grand Scheme is highly approved of and
meets with universal support ; as such 1-10 RNSBY and Co.
deem it their duty to make the same known as soon as pos-
sible,, to prevent their Friends paying so extravagantly for
their delay.--'Tis true, the whole of the Tickets were dos•
posed of to the last Lottery, and it may be fairly presumed
they will be in the present, which begins Drawing the 53th
of May.
Orders by Letter or Carrier executed on the same terms as
if present. Prima paid on demand whether` a 301. or a 33,ae01.

OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
IN LOTS,
cht Saturday, March the 30th, at Five o'Clock in the Even

• -
ing, •
T TPWARDS of Three Thousand OAK-TREES,
t.. 1 chiefly Good Plank Timber, standing within seven
miles of Portsmoutk. Apply to Mr. Henry Mallon, Cosinun,
near Portsmouth.

SOON WILL BE DISPOSED OF.
A- Capital- and, very Desirable MODERN RESI.
1-1 DEN CE, fit for a regular Establishment suited from
Five to Ten Thousand Pounds a-year, with a MANOR,
and from about aol to Acres 'of rich, healthy, and dry
Arable and Pasture freehold Land round the House, corn.
mantling beautiful Sea and Land views, situate between sixty
and ninety milks South-west from 1.011(1011.
It very touch desired, a Manor and well-wooded Estate,
about 2000 Acres more, near it, may be adt..4,
Inquire of Mr. Wcbai Sr*liabury.
London, England, 1805-03-22

GAARDEN.

Another Letter from the government of State to
the Legi,lati've Body also contains a proposition for
a new extraordinary Contribution of 3 ,per Cent.
on Property, ,to be raid at three instaltnents, name!.
ly, the ;gilt of .6.ugust, 9:11 of November, and
15th of I.i'ehruary next, on the same footing as the
last Contribution of that nature, and to 'be placed
at the disposal of the future Gurernment.

BotlAPAtvrt had not set ant on his intended
journey to Italy on the t6th, nor was the time of
his departure fixed.

Two Irfavbargh Mails arrived till.; morning ;.the
following are the most important Articles of Intel.
ligence which they
. CONSTANTINOr E, JAN. I.—A French whip of
the Line belonging to the Squildrnri of Rear. Admiral
LfliOts is cruizing in the Persian Gulf, and has
taken 'two English Ships, the. 'value of which are
eatirnatci at a Nillion of liastreh
London, England, 1805-12-04

LAW REPORT.

4
COURT OF KING's BENCH, Use.;.

COL: v. RODGN,I3S.

Mr. G-Annow sated this to be a case in which a
young man had to complain,of a person who had
been his master, hut whose service he had left, and
who Wd injured him in his charaaer, which was
the best property any person could possess, but
wiiich was all such a young marl as the Plaintiff had
to depend upon. The Defendant was a grocer ; the
Plaintiff ha ,1 served him as, a shopman, and it was
at one time 'intended that the Defendant should, on
certain terms, place the Plaintiff in a shop in his own
name. ' • but the net upon this matter broke
off: after which the Defendant said of the
l!laintiff,
to his mother, that he (the Plaintiff 7 had embez-
zled the DetAdant's property----wa:, living on it, and,
(the Defendal,t added) that he could, at any time
he thought p; • t Plaintiff to Bow-street,
and hin %1; f-Jr that the Plaintiff
had heed , ~';tip the Defendant's mo-
ney."

Ert.ati NE made an '',le sreecli for The De-
fendant, and confended there va no malice,
the whole being the mere of a mistake.
Vordia for the Plaintitf—Damages 2o I.

V.ILLIAMS V. TAYLOR AND.ASOI^IIER.
a Straw. Manllfaauret, and sells
Ladi6i. straw-shoos, in. Oxford-Stroet. The Defend-
ants, father and on, live at NO. I, Graceehurch-
street, where the son and his sister carry on the same
business to a gleat extent. Early in the last year the
Defendants-trought out these straw shoes, which had
an extensive sale. The Plaintiff did the same thing
afterwards ; upon which the DefendantS published,
and ostensively circulated, a hand-bi 11,.: by which
they claimed the merit ofhtiving originated theArade
in_this article, and ,were the first to have the honour
of,presentinz a pair of these shoes to. Her Majesty,
who had been graciously pleased to accept them,and
had; as well as the Princesses, patroniZA
That the Defendant was a wretched copyist, and
that a conyarison of bis work with the original was
all that was necessary to expose the ckeat, and that-
the Plaintiff would dp . well to be -7cautious that be
did not incur a prosecution, _

It appeared by the evidence of many respe6tablx
tradesmen, that the Defendants, father and sm,
were engaged . in distributing the3u the
tine in the,City, the other at th•t.Wr:r., of the
'town, upon tvhiclY the Piaintiff brought aaion
against their for a Libel.
Th(3 CaSe Wa'S ah4' managed Mr. Eas K ti r. and.
Mr. G utuow for the Plaintiff, and by the SoLlci-
Ten-GEN nilm.., for the Defendant.

. , .
Lord ELLENnoßoutiu, among ,it.ber tiliog:i, .oh-i
served to,the Jury, that ncithr.r of ille:ie partlers had,:
au exclusive right to -the sal,: tlititirtii:le, l r .:414e,j1
either had a Patent ; cadli had a,ri:Jit tti
n :lo t elleit.„!
.
he could fut Imself, bat \vas iljt :11t..),„vt`.d to dept-e- 1
date the commodity I his urighlsuu. The ainoutit
Of damalriN his Lordiitip lty:t ent_ii:Ay to the J.L-ay.......7. I
Verdia for the Plaintifl; .11.urvvYe3 tool.
• 1.
London, England, 1805-09-13

whieb the French Nation owes to the spirit of DIN.
OLEON, that the certainty of seeing our viaorious
Armies a fourth time under the walls of Vienna,
cannot induce Austria to preserve that salutary tran-
quillity which she enioyed. One, would really be
induced to believe there was a kind of fatality in the
case, when we see that a Power so often vanquished.
does not know how to make any other use of the
moderation of its conqueror than to commit fresh
errors, whilst that magnanimous conqueror never
ceases to offi.r peace to his prostrate enemies', and
always finds hiny,elf compelled by,them to distress
them more and more."

We are informed that the Austrian regiments
which were to form a camp near Budweis, in Bohe-
mia, have uneneetedly received orders to march to
Ems, in Upper Austria, where they will form a
grand camp with some other troops. The regiments
of Manfredini and Joseph Colloredo, being a part of
the Bohemian troops, are already arrived in Upper
Austria.

We are informed, that the troops assembled on
the Coast of the Channel are marching towards' the
Rhine in great numbers. The Official Journal re-
mains silent on this subject, and has for several days
contained nothing deserving notice ; .bUt. ih one
of our other Journals we read the following pa-
ragraph :—"Whilst the German Papers, with much
noise, make more troops march than all the Powers
together possess, .France, which needs not to aug-
meta her forces, in order to display them in an im-
posing manner, detaches a few thousand troops from
the Army of England, to cover her frontiers, which
are Menaced by the imprudent conduct of Austria.
England' is preparing fresh victories for us; and for
herself fresh motives for decrying her ambition. Af-
ter all, those movements are not yet a certain sign
of War ; but since War is become possible, we shall
trace'the true grounds of it ; and we shall only re-
peat the sentiments of every Frenchman, by show-
ing, that the success for which we are indebted to the
reign of a single Ruler, is the sole motive of the
hatred in which we are held. If our Country, to live
atpeace with Austria, England and Russia, must be
extine-t, as Poland was by the Partition, and so de-
graded as by the last Commercial Treaty with Eng-
land, there is not a Frenchrrian but will call, " to
aims 1" and this call is to the French a call of vic-
tory."
London, England, 1805-12-03

4.4 a• 31,2 4 Jt LUC CSCI.
vation of the tranquillity of Europe, has this clay
set out for Berlin, to concert rnea.lures with his Prus-
sian Majesty, respeeling the march of the B.ussian
Troops through the Prussian territory, and for their
future disposal.

FROM THE HAMBURGIV CORRESPONDENTEN.
MutsuCH, Nov. • 12.—The Austrian General,
Count GIULAY, who has arrived at The Emperor's
Head-quarters, was charged with a proposal for an
Armistice,of fifteen days, to give time for negotia-
tions ; but he has returned without effeCting his ob-
.lea•
SAXON'Y, • Nov. 17.--The Emperor NAPOLEON
had declared his willingness to agree to an Armis-
tice for one month, upon condition of the cession of
the Venetian States and the Tyrolean Territory--
but this proposal ,was, not 'accepted. The Russian
Armies under Generals KUTUSOW and Buxnow-
DEN have formed a junetion.
BOHEMIA, Nov. 12.----Our Emperor', and the whole
of the Imperial Family; will remain provisionally at
Brunn, there to wait I the Emperor ALEXANDER.
Vienna will very shortly surrender by, capitulation.
Yesterday the French had not entered the City. A
bloody affair took place on the 6th, near St. Pollen,
hi which the Russians obtained. the lidory, and the
Enemy lost 6,000 'men. The remains of the Coin-
bined Army crossed the Danube immediately after-
wards, where they very shortly expeded new rein-
forcements.

MORA VIA, NOV.' In. -Lunn, instead of Olmutz,
is now said to be the Royal residence. On the
the Army of General Kurysow crossed the Danube,
with the Austrian Corps under General Ks ENSIAYE
there to wait the reinforcements approaching them
with forced marches. They reached this position
after the sanguinary affair near St. Polten, in which
the French lost Woo men. The latter have only
0,000, men on the Left Bank of the Danube ; and
they had not entered Vienna on the t lth.
DaEsnsay, Nov. 1.--The thirty thousand Prus-
sians who are to cover the Elbe from this place to
Muhlbourg, are expetted next week. They are
already. at Bautzen. Their, head-quarters will be
fixed at Erfurth. Sixty thousand pounds: of bread,
fifteen thdusand of flesh, and fifty-two thousand
cans of beer, are daily delivered to these TrooPs.
That the Saxon Army will be put in motion remains
no longer doubtful ; it having been supplied With
artillery, horses, and drivers, to be ready on the
12th. An hospital, &c. is. provided ; and a bridge
is thrown over the Elbe, at Muhldorf.'
THE LECH, NOV. 12.---This afternoon a French
Courier passed through Augsburgh on his way to
Paris; he left Prince MustAT's Head-quarters at
Moelk three days since. Some of the French Corps
which had advanced the tiirthest towards Vicuna
had been ordered to slacken
.their pace, as the Em-
peror not only wished to be joined by some other
Columns of the Army then in the rear, but.because,
he also expeded the arrival of some Couriers with
dispatches of importance.
London, England, 1805-10-31

ORDER. IN COURT.

John nykr, who insulted a Jew, by pulling him
by the beard, was remonstrated with for the impro.
Marshal,
of his condua, by. Mr. NALpF,R, the City
Marshal, and Mr. katooxs, one of the Door-keeper's
of the Hall, and was brought into Court tbr insult-
ing these Officers in the execution of their duty.
Lord ELLSN)3OIIOUGu committed him to Newgate.

PUBLIC OFFICE, .RATION GARD:P.N.—Yesterday
SAO% and Kitaen were put to the Bar, thr the last
time, their eases having beet repeatedly detail-
dret* bills of exchange under the
names of Henry William Schultz, sometimes leav-
i►tg out either Henry or. William as best suited him.
A bill, under the name of Henry Schultz, came
into the possession of Mr. Lane, of Leadelthilli-htrect,
awl not paid. , Upon this he was.fully committed for
trial tOr forgery; as was Kitehen, on a charge' of
defrauding,: a ,Wir. Bird .of a pair of shoes and a pair
of boots. -

Jenkins, thebankrupt; was again brought up yes-:
terday to' ftnislt his hiit examination, pursuant to
notice in the Gazette, and, after a long hearing, was.
.again retuabded to NeWgate.
Yesterday.morning, about 7 .o'clock, a fire broke
out nt the -Nth) in Lamb's Conduit-street, which
had an alarming appearance, but by the timely ar.'••
rival of the parish engineo,' and the exertions of the
neighbours, the flames' *ere extingUished without
doing much damage.
On Thursday Winchester Pair commenced. There
was a great: show of cheese, whiCh experienced a
di.tllsalo. Prime old at 725. Good now front '.:565.
to 6bs. Great quantities yeniained unsold. Horses
great ; prime ones sold dear.
COOONIeIe*INQUBST.---Yesterday an Inquest was
taken at the Swart public-houSe, 'Kennington, lie-
Jkst mien, Esq. on the body. of ‘‘‘.(illiarn
Hare, a brickataker's labourer. It appeared in evi-
dence that the deceased had been absent titan his
it,dgings the nhot heforo he was fund; and from
the circiltn3t3nCe his coat being dtttnp, it is,Sup.
Pitied tie bad fallen dor, in the wet, and afterwards
gone to the kiln for the purpose of dryingihimself;
anci Liying down on the but bricks, bad fallen itittoep,
and was sailbcated.---Nerdia—Died ty. Sifibeation.
London, England, 1805-03-25

SPRING LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing 13th► May, 18os.

THERE never has been a Lottery of only 30,000
Tickets that ever possessed near the Number of Cape.
tat Prizes with which this Scheme abounds. On inspeelton
it will be found to contain nearly as many Capital Prizes as
has been usual in Lotteries of 60,0a0 Tickets, and no Prize
under zol.

No. of Prizes.

2 ..

3 -

I :

100
6000

30,000 Tickets

SCHEME.
Value of cm:h.
30,000

24,000
10,000 -
Soo° -
2000
1000
500 -100

Total Value.
k60,n00
40,000
30,000
15,003

10,000
Booc,
7000
Soo°
$OOO
120,050

£ 300,000

Capitals Determinable :
First-drawn, Ist Day, to,ooo First-drawn, 6th Day,Cio,ooo
Ditto - 2tl Day moo Ditto - 7th Day logo
Ditto .. ' 3d Day rOOO Mit() - Bth Day 30,000
Ditto - 4th Day sOOO , Ditto - gth Day lowa
Ditto - siti Day loco 1 Ditto - Toth Day 2000
Tickets and Shares are.t.eliing at every Office.
- . . PF.LSENT. pni-cL. ,
Ticket - - CIS 16 •
Half - £9 12 0 I,Eighth - £a 9 o
Quarter - 4t7 o I Sixteenth - 1 4 6
*** The Public who are desirous of having particular
Numbers are. requested to be early in their application to
some of the Lottery Offices; who will take care and engage
the Numbers wanted, at the Bank of England.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. •
RESPECTFULLY acquaint the Public, that the
new STATE LOTTERY SCHEME contains
z Prizes of ,C 30,000 I 3 Prizes of ,C io,ooo
2 - - - - 20,0e,0 3 - - - sOOO
And other Prizes, amounting in the whole to 300,0001.
The Drawing will commence on Monday the 13th of May
next.

'Pickets and Shares arc on Sale by RI CHARDSON,
GOO DLU Cic and Co. Conihill and Charing-cross, Lon-
don.

STATE LOTTERY.
CWIFT and CO: at their Old Office, No. 1,
L 3 Poultry, are selling Tickets and Shares of the State Lot-
tery to begin drawing t3th May.
.The Number and Amount of the Capital Prizes • and the
general arrangement of the Scheme, will be found superior
to any tOrrner Lottery of the same number of Tickets.
In the last Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,9;z, a Prize, of
to,oool. No. Bzoo, a Prize of wool. and, Nos. 9803 and
113,268, Prizes.orsool. were shared and sold at Swift and Co.'s
Office; where No. 6791, a Prize of aci,oool. No. 9362, a
Prize- of 100°01. and No. 19008, a Prize of toool. in the
preceding Lottery, were also sold in shares.
London, England, 1805-03-25

MASTER BETTY.

pROPQSALS for Publishing, by Subscription, a
Whole-length, Print of WILLIAM HENRY WEST
BETTY, the YOUNG ROSCI US : to be ertraved,!by
JAMES HEATH, Esq, Historical Engraver to His Ma-
jesty,.&c. Scc. from a Plante painted by lames Nortlicote,
Esq. R. A:. in the possession of T. Lister Pitrker,• Esq.
CONDITIONS.

-r. The Print will he liUbliSlied in the ,course of the pre-
sent year.
2. The Price to Subscribers,. Two Guineas ; Proofs, Four
Guineas: "one half to hepaid at the time or subscribing, the
remainder upon the delivery of the Print.
3. The size of the Print will be 21 inches by at inches.
4. The Print will be delivered in the order of Subscrip-
tion, •
OWg- Subscriptittns received by W. H. Betty, Esq. No. t;
Bedford.:street, Bedford-square t'Mr. Clark, Bookseller, No.
38, New Bond-street ; and Mr. Heath, No, t 5, Russell-
Place, Fitzroy-square, where the Pieture may be seen,

PURSUANT to a ,Decree of the High Court of
Chancre, made in a Cause" entitled Mackay ..gainst
T(idd„ the Creditors of 1014 N MACKAY, late of Fludyer.
street, in the City of Westminster, Esq. deceased, are fotth-
with to come in before john Ord; f;::.1 one of the MAsters
of the said Court, at
-his Chatnbers, in Southampton-Build-
ings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove their Debts • or, in
default thereof, they will be excluded the Benefit a ;he said
Decree.
London, England, 1805-03-25

TO T,H[,NOZfILITY ADD GENTRY.

. _
likfiß. ALLEN, litocing.Master, continues to
.1.V.1. attend Families and Schools, exieditiously- teaching
correct graceful 'manner of .performmg easily all 11dottern
Figures, with the genteelest SeleetiOn of Steps, admired for
neatness o► brilliancy, and every elegant,- fashionable, and
finished requisite of Diming.
Mr.. Allen's Houses, No. t 9 Slietrarchstr,vt, Golden-
square, No. to, Great Alie-str.;et, and
No. 16, Bouverie-strect, Flier-street, are. also open for the
Private Instruction of respectable Ladies ~n.. 1 Gt.ntleriten of
ny age, who have not learned that Acc 11)phi:intent, and
i'retr _learning from home, either quite in private or in Sets.

_„
Officers and others, trvin, or Aoitig abroad,, and all who
cannot spars much time, will meet the greatest mica-air:oft to
comp:ete them as quick as possible.
*** The sara Assemblies are every Thursday.
London, England, 1805-03-25

AgR, JACKSON's COMMITTEE niter at his
IV.L. House, New Broad-street, every Day, at Twelve
o'Clockt and will be obliged by the communication of any
friendly information.

TO THE PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
THE retreat of Mr. Alderman SHAW leaves
you the4iberty- of choice, bgween two Candid,ates
,only. I firrnfirhape that the truly distinguished and
nt Support with which lain tavourat, and
which this unexpeCted event has greatly contributed to
strengthen, must prove succeisfill ; an shoulrfthe result of
the Ballot on the 28th inst. be. equal to my expeCtations, a
! zealous discharge of my Duty shall evince my gratitude for
so high a proof of your confidence:-
I remain, with the greatest respea,
Ladies and Gentlemen'
•
Your most faithful and devoted humble Servant,
King's Arm's Yard, jAS. PATTISOL
March zo,
N. B. Mr. PATTISON's COMMITTEE sits at the
King's Head Tavvn, in the Poultiy, from Eleven o'clock
till Four. •
London, England, 1805-03-25

GOSPORT.
FOR PUBLIC SAL F,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday the astlt of. April,
at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon,

. .
ONE Thousand and NinetK.six. rons of GUA.
TEMA I.E INDIGO, and other Goods, being the
Cargo of • the Spanish Ship Elmeti.;, eaptticed on her voyage
from Havannah to Cadiz by Ut Majesty's Ship Tribune,
R. H. A. Bennet, Esq. Captain.
Catalogues may be had ; samples of the Indigo seems week
previous to the Day of Sale, at Messrs. St. Barb°, Gtven,
and Bignell's, London ; and at the Counting-house of Mat-
thias March, jun. Broker,..Gosport,
London, England, 1805-03-25

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High
Court of Chancery, made in a Cause LLOYD against Lord
MILFORD, before William Evans, of the Town and
County of Havertindwest, GentiTtrnan, at the Castle Inn,
ha Ilayerfordwest aforesaid, on 'Wednesday the loth day pf
April next, between the bows of Tea and Twelve of the
Clock in the Forenoon, in Eight separate and distinct

Lots,
EVER AL TENEMENTS and LANDS, late
oflhe Estate of JAMES LLI of • l'enty.
parch' Esq. deceased, situate in the several Counties of
l'ombroke anti Carmarthen.

1••••••
, Particulars may be had at the Office of Francis Pane Strat-
ford, Esq. in Southampton.huildings, Chancery-htne, Lon.
don ; of Mr. William t vans, of Ilaverfordwzst aforesaid.
Attorney at Law ; of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen,
Attorney at Law ; and of Mr. Joseph ilicknett, Simple-inn,
London.

To be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the
High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause or the Rev.
Dr. William Morice against the Lord Bishop at Durham,
before John Springett Harvey, Esq uric of the ' Masters of
the said Court, in the' Public Sale-room of the said Court,
in Southamptum-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, ou
Teeiday, the 3.oth day of April, 1805, between the Hours
of Eleven and Twelve,
CEVERAL MANORS, FREEHOLD and CO.
PYHOLD ESTATES,. the Property of ANN CRA-.
Cif ERODE, Luca Queen-square, Westminster, Spinster,
deceased, situate in the several Parishes ol Great ;Ind Little
Wymondley (near Stevenage), and llerkhampstead, in the
County of Hertford ; and :also, a Dwelling,hOuse in queen-
square aforesaid, the late residence of the said Ann Crache-
mde.

Particulars may be ivid (gratis) at the said Master's Cham-
bers, in Southatninott.buildings, whcre a Plan of the Wy-
.rnondley Estate may be !inspected ; of Mr. Henry Smith,
Draper's. Hall, London ; Messrs; Burley
.and Moore, New-
square, Littroin's-Intt ; an 4 of Messrs. Builoek and Arnold,
Bedford-row,

TO RE. SOLD RY AUCTION,
Early in May, unleass previolfsly disposed of by Private
Contract,
rrHE MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE'. callttl
JL: BARE 11ALL, late the e.st of 1. A. Wallinter, Esg.
deceased, situate one Mile beyond Roulford, in the healthy
part of the County of Essex, consisting of a Mansion-house,
with complete Offices, Stables, Coach-houses, tarm.yard,
and Buildings, Green-house, 04-kennels, three Cottages,
Hothouses, Stoves, Ice-honse, Pleasure-ground, Fish.
ponds. ond a Wal kJ Garden of two Acres, now in full beor-
mg ; together with 6 ) Acres of Park Land, and 14C+ AL7C2: of
rich Arable Land, adj,,ining. Th 4... Ilouse, Which is elegant-
ly designed by Payne, w,tls 3 Centre and two Wings, was
built about 3o Years ago, of the choicest Stone, seleite.l from,
the Portland Quarries on pill isi:se, and is one al the most per--
lea Villas near London, tiom winince it is only dishmt
• ,
. To be viewed'on ,Mondays arid Saturdsys with Tickets,
-to be had of Mr. Brinley.', No. so, Lincoln
signore; or 11. Repton. I Lnc-,treet, .near Rmnl rd,
'Essex.; or of LNewman, Etti of`clues,-titsr Ronill
London, England, 1805-01-17

CAPITAL PRIZES.

SWIFT and Co. Is •Poultrr, sold-in Shares
in the last Lottery, Alit Wowing Capitals, viz.
No. 679 t, a Priie of 200001. in Sixteen Sixteenths.
No. 9362, a Prize' of ie,soool. in One Half and Eight Six-
teenths.
No. 14,008, toool. in One Quarter and 'Twelve Sixteenths:
The Tickets and Spares of the present Lottery (which be-
itinsipravvintian'the zSth of this Month) are 'selling in great.
Variety at Switt and Co.'s Office.
' The unexampled Sale' of these.Ticketi ufficiently evinces
the favourable opinion of the Public, and renders any com-
ment on the merits of, the Scheme unnecessary.
London, England, 1805-01-17

fhis Pay was published, Pre is.

PHE FAITH and HOPE of the RICHTEOUS
or a SERMON preached at the Oaagon Chapel, Bath,
on Sunday, Dec. 2, 1804 .(on occasion of the Death or the
Rev. Archibald Macclains, D. D. Tilly Vs.ars Mit-lister of
the English Church at the Hague).
'By the Rev. ur. GARDINER.'
(Published by Request.)
SOI4 by Hatchaid und Rlyingrotts,,.London. •
Where may be had, by the same Author, in one vol. Svc).
price Bs. in boards, Sixteen Sermons, on various Subjects
also a Fast Sermon, for 1803; with other occasional Sermons.

IMP4RI4L PAR LLi M E

1101 in OF PEFRS.

WIDNISDAT,'JAN. 16.

AT two o'clock the LORD CiJANCILLIDI took
his Sqat on the Woolsack.

The Earl of AYE, tsruaD (Lord Steward) signified
to the House I-its MAJE,Ty's pleasure to receive
their Loftiships' Address, at three (Veto*, at St.
London, England, 1805-01-17

1-IMIE 28th of .this Month the STATE LOT.
1 TER Y begins Drawing.

SCHEME.
I a ,05,000 are £25,000
2 .* 20,000 - 4rwooo
3 . 10,003 - 30,003
3 - 5,000 - 15,000
6 - z,ooe - 6,000
10 - 500 - 5,000
30 • I'oo - 3,000
6o - so .. 3,000
6,150 - 2* - 113,000
...-..... -------.
25,000 Tickets ,Czso,ooo' '
.
Part of the Capitals will be determined as follovits :
First-drawn, Ist Day ,ClOOO First.dr.iwu, 6th Day Zso•
Ditto . zd Day 500 Ditto - 7th Day 10,009
Ditto r 3d Day 500 Ditto - Bth Day 25,000
Ditto" - 4th Day Soo I Ditto - , 9th Day 5000
Ditto - sth Day coo Ditto. •'.. , tiuth-Dar 1000
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed
Lottery Office.
PRESENT PRICE.
Price of Ticket -- - ,C-.:9 a 0
Half - - - - £9 15 0 l Eighth - - - ,Cz 9 6
Quarter --- 4tS o I Sixteenth --- i 5 3
*4.* Tickets and Shares wilt rise as the Thawing up.
pi-caches.

- -
RICHARDSON, GOOI)LUCK' and Co. State
Lottery Office, CorribilLand'Cimaring-Cross, London,
again respectfully recommend an immediate Purchase in the
present State Lottery, as it issectain that Tickets and Shares
will continue to rise. The Demand being considerably be-
yohd any of the late Lotteries, it is presumed that but few
(if ;10)1 Tickets will be left for Safe on the 28th this
Month, the Day the Drawing commences.
London, England, 1805-05-18

PREGNANT LADIES,/whose situation require
a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with
Apartments, in an airy situation, to Lye-in, agreeably to
their circurnstanees ir their Infants put our to nurse, and
taken care of. TUC consolation resulting front this under-
taking to many of the most respedsble Families. in the
Kingdom, by securing peace and concord among Relations
and Friends, is sufficiently c.onspicuons tci be 4:oun.tenancsil
by the humane andsensiblo part of Mankind. Honour mad
Secrecy may be relied. mt. Those regardless of repurafom
will not be treated with.
Apply to Mrs. Symons, Midwife, No. 4, Lontion-Hotise-
Yazd, St. Paul's elturclt-yard.,--Lctscrs (post paid) attended
London, England, 1805-05-18

. TO iitE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
Lot t. A Very Eligible FAII.NI, situate in the
.(16 Periih of New pert Papua!, in the County of
Bucks ; containing sr Acres rable, and 35 Acres of Mea.
dow Land, in high state 'of t..ultivatiwt, of A
which hum.
diate possession may be had.
Lot 2. A very eligible Farm, situate in the parish of
s,herrihgton' in-the sarirecounjy,tiontaining 98 Acres,end now
lett to Mr. James tike, who is undsr-notice to quit at Mi-
ehaelmas next.
Lot 3. to to. Stindri Enclosures at Newport Papal, to
be sold together or separately.
,Lot tis A very desirable Farm at Sundon, in the county
of Bedford, containing 130, Acres, or thereabouts, in the occu-
pation of. Mr. Win. stiuth, on a Lease which expires at Mi.
chaelmas 1809.
'1,4 Land lax of the first Ten Lots is redeemed, and the
whole are f(lie front Tithes'.
For further Particulars'apply to Messrs. Oddie. Oddie, and
Vorstey,,Carey-street, London ; Air. Hanpeco, at Luton;
or Mr. Lucas, at Newport regnell.
London, England, 1805-05-18

Abelline, which has proued so• highly affriCtive
urin every class bf the Public at the• Royal Circus,
will, we understand, be performed for the last time
this evening. Those, therefore, who have not be-
held this very interesting produftion, may have
that gratification to-night; when it:Will ;appear .in
conjunction with the truly superb and mirth.in-
spiting Spectacle, the Knights the Garter, the
surprising execution of Miss FLattort (only eight
years- of age), in " the Soldier tir'd of War's
Alarms," the admired Horsemanship.of MARREN,
together with Harlequin Bacchus:- • After 'Which. it
must be withdrawn to make room fora New Balkt
Dance, taken from the popular musioal Entertain.
ment of the Padlock ; with entire new Scenery,
Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called Leander
and Leonora, WhiCh makes its first appearance on
Monday next. The Ballet by Mr; MONTGOMERY,
the Music by Mr..W.,WAat ; and the principal
Characters by Mr. and tiro Miss Graoux:%Mc.
BANKS, Mrs. PARKINSON, and Mr. IVIONTGOIORRY.
Who can resist: haiing' a Chance in 'she present
State Lottery, when it is to be had at HORNSISY
and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill, on terms so very advan.
tageous ?

On Thursday, at Woodley i.octgq, Berks, the scat of
Tames Wheble, Esq. Mrs. Whet)le; of a Daughter.

MARRIED.

On the ,4th inst. the Earl of Dalhousie, 'to Miss Brown.
On the 9th inst.. Mr. A. C. Holland, of !Trieste, to Miss
Willcts, of Knutsford.
On -Thursday last, at St.. Mary Magdalen. Berm*ndsey,
Mr. lames Thompson, Linen-draperoo Miss Sarah Dun-
kin, second daughter of John Dunkin, sen. Esq. of Ber-
mondsey. •
The same day, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, S. Gale,
of Bedford-street, to Miss R ppon,daughter of the Rev. Dr.
Rippon, of Grange-ebad, Bermondsey. •
Lately, the Rev. George Henry Glasse, Ream. of Han-
well, to Harriet, only daughter of the late Thomas Wheeler,
Esq. of the Chatham Division of Royal Marines.
London, England, 1805-05-18

DIED.

On the v6th ult. at St. Petersburgh, aged 47, George Tat.
ter, Esq. Charge-d' A tlaires of His Majebty for the Electorate
of Hanover at the Court of St. Petersburgls.
On Tuesday last, et his house, Sloane Terrace, aged 46
years, Dr. Bisset, a well. known literary charaeter.
_On Thursday, at notion, aged 31, Mr. Hiram Camp-
bell.

• • NEW' INVENTED HATS.
IN consequence of the, very great complaints of
late of the bad quality of Hat, it has induced Mr.
HART;t of No, 74 ,Strand, who'has resided there these Zo
years, to try the experiment of mixing Males' Fur with Bea-
ver, and which he has found to answer his most ardent expec-
tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be
found'to woar out near two such Hats as are mode in the
usual way, 1119 Mole fur making them so much finer, and of
a closer textuTe than yhe various coarse Furs that are usually.
made use of in the Manufaduro of Hats ; and, with other
goOd qualities, the Fur will not come off, which has been so
much complained of of late, as well as their taking a most
beautiful Black, which will retain their 'colour: and being
the ManufaCtuter of his own Flats, he sells them at tke very
low price of 11. ss. Stamps included. -
Army, Navy, folding, and Ladies Hats..;-Centlernen
in the Country should send the number of inches round the
outside of the Crown.
N. B. Worthy the attention of the Trade, and March ant
for Exportation.
',V Mole Skins,bought in any quantity.
Letters. about Mole ins mist be post-paid:
London, England, 1805-07-15

DUTY O.IV D//'/bEATDS •

Tkp Y an plc paisedin the pre,ent Se:rshin of aariia
ment an Additimal Duty, afier the rate of One-foierth Part
of the former Duty on ProPerty,. Is granted 'upon eVetY Assess-
meat to he made for any Year subsequent to the sth 8 s,
to hi computed upon the Nit Amount ofthe Duty charßed by such
Assessment c tvbich Additional but:), will attach upoll the full
Amount of all Dividends or Shares ol Public Annuities pay=able on
the sth of July next. His Majesty's Commissioners for the Af-
fairs of Taxes therefore hive N)tice, That all Perstats entitled to
such Dividends, who are desirous of paying the Amount of the
Duly ink the Bank of Engl.ved, must, its order• to entitle theta to
.a dischargefrom further Assessment;- p.ly into the Bank, in addi.
fiat to the fornier Duly, at the rate of 51. per Cent. on the Anioun t
of the suit4Dividends, the further Sum of One.foterth Pint of the ,
said Die' fy; computed upon the fall Antolini there-.f,

70 THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

BlaL.k
.RoOks,' 'July 4, 1805.

11. R. EDITOR,
Having observed in your taper of the 521st ult.
ir! the Speech of a Member of a Great Assembly,
that " our•Cruizers were more intent on taking
Prizes than watching the motions of the Enemy,'
an Officer of a Ship who has been -these last two
years watching the motions of the Enenay off Bre,t,
begs leave to acquaint that Noble Lord, through
your Paper, that his assertion is entirely unfounded,
and needs not the Admiralty to confute the state-
ment.
Whatever squabbles exist in the Cabinet, he can
osiure the Noble Lord, that none exist in the Squa-
dron to which he has the :honour to belong ; but
•we all unite in one wish to keep the strictest look-
out on the Enemy, and giVe the•earliest information
to. the Commander in Chief.
-The Ships that have been'so fortunate in taking
Prizes have been ordered on that, service (a very
esential one) by the Admiralty, and •it is rather
hard to be supposed able to watch the motions of the
Enemy. in Brest, Rochefort, Bic. when you are Cruiz7-
ing across the Atlantic ; and I ;cannot help ob-
serving, than it is the first time a British Sailor re-
eciked censitre for capturing the Vessels of 'the
Enemies of his Country.

If you will have the goodness to insert this in
your much react Paper, you will do justice to a
number of Men, who are doing all in their power
to berve their Country, and confer an obligation on,
Sir,,your very humble Servant,

AN OLD BLACK ROCK STAGER.

MAILS.
AltltlVfD-I Dublin, 2 ‘Vaterford. Dit—i,Hamburgh,
1,111) in.

STOCKS
THIS DAY AT,TWiI,VE OsQLOCK.
CoiISOIS . 59 (Minium

'l' E SU N.

soLF,M QUIS 13;CY.AZ FALsUM AUDEAT?
London, England, 1805-05-27

UNPARA.LLELED RICH WHEEL,
CONTAIgING
2 Prizes of k 30,000 2 Prizes of ,Cro,ooo.
2'
&C. &C. &C. • , • ,
And only Six Days to draw.
HAPPINESS and INDEPENDENCE may bct;,
obtained from the above rich Wheel, by an early
application at DOW NS's old established Office, NO. Sr,
Newgate-street.
Frnm the great and increasing Demand for Tickets and
Shares, since the Dra‘ving began, it is most likely wh.it few:
Tickets, if any, that ars kit, %kill rise Considerabl'y alter the
next Day's Drawing, as not a Ticket or Share, was to be had .
after the 6th Day last Lottery. •
Next Wednesday will be the Fifth Day's Drawing.
London, England, 1805-05-27

This Pay waa.published,
In Three large yoks. Svc.: illustrated by Six Portraits from
orienai Pidures, a New hdition'of
rrSHE HISTORY of ENGLAND,' from the
At:cession t;eorge Li I. to the Conclusion of the
Pea,:e in the Year i 783.
' iiy JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F. S. A.
Printed fdx T..Cattell and W. Davies, Strand:
ThisueW Edition is printed on Ruyal Paper (price 21. ss.)i
and on D.my Paper (price it. us bi.), uniformly with the
last4Edition of Mr. Hume's and Dr. Stnollett's Histories, and
with those Works forms a complete Series from the earnest
Accounts to the Yearl7l3.
As above may also be had, by the same Author, Biogra-
phical MemoirS of the French Revolution; 2 Vuls. Bvo. x6s.
in boards.
London, England, 1805-05-27

• In a few Days will be published,
THE 'SONG. of the SUN A Nem of the
Eleventh Century ; froth the more ancient Icelandic
Colleaion called the Edda. ,
imitated by the Rev. (AMES BERESFORD, A. M.
Fellow of Morton: College, Oxford.
With a Preface, Notes, and shot t Account of the Author.
Printed for j. lotioscin, in St. Paul's Church:yard.
London, England, 1805-05-27

•RICH S I ATE OF"THE WHEEL. •
• • And only Six Days to draw.
a Prizes of ,C 30,050 1 a prizes 01,Cf0,000
2 -- '20,000 I 2 SOOO, &C.
ADRUiviiviOND flit( Pertilal of ,the
. above Grand State of the Wheel to his Friends, and the
Public, wh;ch stands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotte-
ries, witlNonly Six Days to.draw, un Tickets at 191. tos.
which, after the Filth Day of Drawing last Lottery, rose to
361., lie therefore again recommends to those who have .de-
layed purchasing, to bo early in their application at his old
established 0 flice,.F ICet-street ; and assures them, from the
utietimmon Sate, it is likely nut a Ticket will. be left after
this Week.
The Ticket No. 9219', alrawn a Prize of soot. on thefirst
day, was sold at this Office.
*** Next Wednesday will be the Fifth Day of Drawing.
London, England, 1805-05-27

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.

rrUIE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS Furni.
I hire, Nlattrasies, and Bedding complete, are very respea-
tully,recominendel to Gentlemen, as being, the most portable
arid superior to aly others nude in London; Marquees,
Tents, Fables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea
Cots, :iota Bed and Chairs, for on Board ihip MusqUitto
Net Furnituu , and Patent lrass-serew Bedsteads, fur East
and W,t and all Foreign Climates, at'

MORGAN and SANDE liS's
Patent Bedstead Manufaaory and Ware-ItOoms,
' ' Nos. .6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's Nei.y-invented Imperial Dining
Tables, allowed to lac' the most complete and Istegant set of
Tables ever yet Invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bcd Ware-
house.

MAILS.
AutivlD—t Harnburgh, r Cottenburgh, 2 Dublin, 2 Wa-
terford. Doz-1 Lisbon, i Dublin, i Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
Tlllllll DAY TWILVS O'CLOCK.
COniOls 58 Omnium • . '431

THE. SUN.

ROLEM QUIS DICERS VALdUM A UDEAT ?
London, England, 1805-05-27

This Day %vete published. Price3s,
The Sec, nd Edition of
(ONSIDEit A I )Ns 4,n GENI?RAL CON.
'DITIONS of the CHRISTIAN COVENANT ;

a View to some important Controver,deS.
.• by lOSEPEI HoLDEN PUTT, A. M.
Atund►:acon of St. Alban's.
Printed lqr F; I. and C. itivington, No 6z, Saint Paul's
Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, Nu. ►qo. Piccadil-
ly.
01 whom may he had, by the same Author, Elementary
Discour4es, designed fi,r the 411 is of a young Person after
Coutirmatioh,;, With Devotions seleaed chiefly from the.
Book at Common Prayer. to he used before ..and atter the
Holy Communion. The ad Edition, price is. 6d.

Next. Month will be published,
Dedicated. hy permission, to the King, in Eight large Vo-
. Nines Oitavo, handsomely printed on time .woven Demy
Paper, and a few Copies on a superfine woven Royal Pa—
per, v 4 ith a Portrait of Spenser, from the Original I?aint-
ing in the possession of the Earle( Kinnoul,

9-t
-1E WORKS of EDMUND SPENSER ; with
1. Notes of various Commentators. To which are add.
ed, I lluitrations; with some Account of the Life of Spenser,
"and with a Glossarial lndett,
13y the Rev. H. f. TODD, M.A. F.A.S. •
Rector of Allhallows, Lombard.street, London, dec.
Printed for F.. and C. Rivington, T. • Payne, Cadet/ mid
\Davies, and R. H. Evans.
London, England, 1805-05-27

ONLY SIX
,DAYS TO DRAW.
And the Wheel contains the folleWing rich Prizes.
2 Prizes of ,C 30,000 2 Prizes of,Csooos
2 20,000 5 ----- 20,0
2 - 10,060 &c &C. &C.
"PROM the unprecedented D:mand tor 'Tickets
and Shares previous to the last Day's Drawing, it is most
likely not a Ticket will he left to purchase by the Sixth
Day,when the First-dravim Ticket will be entitled to 20,0001.
and on the,Eighth Day to 3e,0001. •
T. ROBE RI'S therefore recommends to those who have
delayed purchasing,to he quick: n their application at his old
established Office, No. 8; Cornhill, where the Ticket No.
24,640, drawn a Prize of to,ociol. in the last lottery wa§ sold
in Fourteen Shares.

Next NVcdneselay will be tit, Fifth Day of Drawing.

NEXT WEDNESDAY WILL BE THE FIFTH DAY

Or DRAWING.
PICKETS and. Silares, warranted undra wn, con.
ii tinue on Sale at HALL, and Co's Office, Royal Ex..
change. Wheel contains 2 Piizes of "0001. 2of
2otagel. 2of to,oeol. 2Of scoot. 55 of aooel. &c. And
the Eirsi Drawn Ticket on the Sixth Dayentitled t020,0e01.
Prizes paid on demasti:
London, England, 1805-05-27

SIMPSON's FLUXIONS. °
This Day was published,
In One handsome Volume, Octavo, price i6s. in boards,
MI-IE DOCTRINE and APPLICATION of
FLU MONS, containing (besides whet is common on
the Subject) u Number of now Improvements in the Theory,
and .the Solution of a. Variety of new and very interesthig,
Problems in dillerent 13k4nches,of the Mathematics.

By:THO MA'S SI MPSON, F. It. S.

To which is prefixed, an Account of his Life.
The whole ravised and cacrefully corredled by William
Davis, Member of the Mathematical and Philoiophical So-
ciety of London, and Author of a complete Treatise on Land
Surveying.
London: Printed (or H. D. Symonds, No. as, Poternostor—
row .

--r t.-. This Work haying long , remained out of print, mid
sold it a very advanced Prier, bring held in the highest Len.
mation by Mathematicians, the Editor judged he should be
rendering an essential Obligation to the Public, and to scien-
tific Mcn in particular, by bringin4 it forward in its present
corrected State.
London, England, 1805-05-27

This pay was
_published, very handiamety printed in One
volume, Svo. price 7s. boards.
ATRIOTP,iIVI.: or, The Llve of our Country;
-I. An Essay, illustrated by Examples 'from Ancient and
higclein Ftistory. Dedicated to the Volunteers of the United
Kingdom.
By WM. FREND, Esqi
Author of Evening Amusements, Principles .of 'Taxation,

Principles of Algebni, 4tCti.
" The Author traces Patriotism to its hist principles, as
they exist in 'the nature of Alan,
r.e.cri.)e, it. operation and
cads in Societies variously constituted, and then telo.b OCga-
Slop to state the conduit on the part of Gaverninents k't WA IS
hest adapted to generatc,, foster, and extend tits s.:nti,Ficat.--
The Work is nervously and eloquently, penned ;
with benevolence, and breathes a mild and amiable ;di ;
blends the temper of the Christian
,with the ;.;,. 4,1 Cie
PhilosoPher, and tinites art ardent regard lig the pt.!, it: wel-
fare with,genuing loyarty. In every vicwit tetiecta i.iar,ere-
dit on both the head and the bear( Of the Wraci ; mid it
abounds with hints and refie..tions whielt deserve considera.
tion from (3overnors and governed, in times like those in
which Monthly Ittview, Do:. p,-417..
London, England, 1805-05-27

GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY.

'TICKETS, and SHARES, warranted tindraWn,
will continue on sale, whilst any remain, at G.
SCOTT's Old Established Office, No. New Bond.
street, where the First-drawn Ticket No 4 25754 on the Second
Day of Drawin4, was sold and registered, and the Ticket
No. 6J43, a prize of pool. in the last Lottery, was also sold
in one Quarter, one and ten Sixteenth Shares.
N. B. Capital Prizes triany amount paid on demand.
London, England, 1805-05-27

First-drawn on the 4th of June will be entitled to 20,0301.
and on the itth of lune to 3c5,0,,01.
LTORNSBY awl Co, 26, Cornniti, have on Sala
II a Variety of TICKETS and SliAttES, warranted up-
drawn, at the lowest Prices. •
Orders by Letter, or Carrier, executed exadtly on the same
terms as if present.
Prizes paid on Demand, whether,a 201. or a 30,0001.
London, England, 1805-05-27

N Y, MAY: 27, 1805.

KING's BIRTH-DAY.
,• TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
For the First-drawn Ticket.
respetifully acquaints the Public that the
T. Fifth Day's Drawing of the Lettery will be Wedne:;-
day.mxt, when the First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to
10001.- and the Sixth Day will be Tuesday, lune the 4th,
when the First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 2,).0•31.
Tickets, from the very great demand, arc getting scarce,
but the Public may depend on being supplied, whilst any
remaini at •
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross.
The following is the State of the Wheel, which for rich-
ntss of Capital Prizes stands unparalleled:
2, - of. - £30,000
.2 - of -
2 - of - 5 - of - •
2 of - to,ooo 5 . of
Ace. &c. &c.
t There arc only Six Days to draw.

,CsDoo
20.0
1003:

;This Day were published,
in Crown Bvo. priee-gs, in boards a New Edition (being the
Second) of
QER MONS cltiefly*desig led to Elucidate some of
LP the Leading Doarines of the GOSPEL.

By the Rev EDW. COOPER,
Reaor of Harnstall .Ridwafe, in the County of Stafford
Chaplain to.the Right Hon. the Earl of Courtoun ;and late
Fellow of-All Souls' College, Oxford.
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