The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-24 00:00:00

POSTING AT ONE.SHILIING YER. MILE

xH AS - FOSTEk, of the REIN_ DEER,
(3114
DONCASTER., begs leave to acquaint 'the Nobility
'and Gentry travelling the North, Roads, that inconsequence
of the decrease in the ice of Forage, and.having found that
the Innkeepers in his neghhourhnod did not reduce the drice
of Pc.sting; some tittle ego began-to run POST CHAISES
'at ONE SHI ',LNG P gR MILE, Which has.sinec.incluced
the other Innkeepets to lower. their prices ; hut. he utters
bunsel t, that as hip was the first to do it, he shall meet with
'due encouragement.
• Vr Excellent .Accommodatlons, and the choicest. Stock
sr Wines:

PATENT BED'S, SO FA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,•
DINING.TABLES,
Liffering. in Stile and Plan from those in the old way.
IIUTLER-1s ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY
and WARE-ROOMS,-.No. 13 and t 4, CATHERINE-
S'C EET„- Eit;ht -.)oors from the Strand, maker of the above
Articles to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal-Highnesses
the DU Eof 0 !U( and VRIN CZSSES, and Itlanufac-
• tnr..-r of Furniture in
has;observed some of the various Advertisements
'9l3Posed to him, the intention of which•may *easily disco-
vered; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi-
denee he, inantrfactures and sells as above, (where also.may
ne 11.:(1, every Ankle in the I)rholstery 'Line) his superior
-FOUR-POST zn,l T ENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and
Various other Brass.P.ats ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand-
some Sofa and a comfortahle Bed; CHAIR BEDS, Aich
transform thessan-w way, and each in a -few minutes DI Nr-
G TABLES on various Constructions, and Ruite.on a new
Plan-; PORTABLE CHAIRS; .LIBRARY STEPS
Particular compact Construelion ; a. 41 various
inents in Furniture. -

Houses completely furnished ; the Articlqs of well-season-
ed woods excellent workmantliii). Also, for exhortation,
Beds tur the East and Wet indies ; Cabins fitted up tor Pas-
zengers, Ai& . ,

•BuTLER has cllnstruded.severat Tools and. Machines for
working his Pzitent Art:Aes, &c. at his ManufaEtury, as
above, where-the P:ltint 1):ed may be seen ; and with much
stbmission and a true sznse.of gratitude,:ackno,lcliges the
'kind encouragement he has so generously received.

WANTS A FLACE;
S. NURSERY - M AID, a-' Young Woman,
4 I...lately arrived from Lisbon and Maderia, in both which
places she has aei'd in the capacity, of 4 Nursery-M-aid, and
from whc..tice she can produce.a. good..Charaeler of herself.
Her orrl reason tor rflurriing-to England being that the heat
th approachitig-Srmlner ,eras inju rictus .tO her heal tit. 'Site
11opes to acquit herse.lt •in the same situation, .and
prefer '.l.7.,enteel place with kind treatment to'good ‘vages
an inferior }amity:
Letters addrest,ed (post-paidl, •No, t,, White-
'rYars, will be thankfully and.attentivOy received.
June

. I;OLL9WING CAPITAL PRIZES
Were either Sold. Shared,' or Registered, and the Money

paid on Dernand, at this Ot in the pre,edthg
- • SIX LOTTERIES. •
2,000 No. 3oogz -
z0,c60 6633 - -
.20,600 29467 --
z0,a,0 18i42 -2,000 45550
-
1,0 32477
20,0 cc, ;7629 -
- • 2,000 36959 -
-S. POPE.TO THE PIJI3LIC.

No. 3098 - .
z~i9B - -
-
t 6149
3183 - -
'15;28' - -
- -7'-
8665 - -

...10,00.
~000

- zqtouo
- = 5,000
,!2,00t,

- - 2,000
- -
- -

. _
.rTHE approaching.LOTTEßY, whether viewed
in point of solid Advantages, superior A trangeinerit of
Scheme, or improved System 'of Drawing, hath -powerful
C Public
lainito' Attention. - In Numbers of
.Tickets it- is
reduced from 60,000 to 24,000 'only; contains less Blanks
than any preceding Lottery ;- the lowest Prizes (191.) exceed •
the Price of Ticketi,--and yet in number and magnitude of
Capital PrizeS, challenges,every 'former Lottery. It Draws
Eight Days. only;—begins with a Of -5,e001. for the
First-drawn Ticket (Aug. 2,) -and prsents a Capital every
Morning, up tdro,oool. and io,ociDl. •

• Such being the judicious cast of Scheme, rational disposal
of Pti zes,- and such the important advantages, that, S. POPE
conceives-it a duty to submit them to the consideratibh of his
Friends and the Public-; and -as a Ldttery of .1- weoty- Four
Thousand Tickets only admits but of 'Cute hesitation, he
takes theliberty of recommCnding an early piirchase: '
The Tickets and Shares are on Sale, in a variety of Num-
bers, at his FORTUNATE OF F ICE,' 'Corner of the ROYAL
EXCIIANGE, Close by the BANK Of having no
concern in any Provincial Lottery-Office whatever.

This Day_ was published, Price Six
A TREA lISE on the Means of PURIFYING
INFECTED Al R, of preventing Contagion, and ar-
resting its Progress. By 1.. B. GUYTON-MORVEAU„
Member of the National institute of •F ranee, &c. and of many
Foreign Literary,-and Scientific Societies.
Dira per incautum serpunt contagia vulgus.
Translated from the French, by R HALL; M. 0,
Hunc lenire dolorein
Possis, et morbi diroain deponerc pattein.
London : Printed by J. and E, Hodson, CroSs-Street„Hat-
ton-garden, for T. Hurst, Paternoster-r9w.

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'47H E PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY, by
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containing a Reluiaiion of such paskiges as arc any 'ay ex..
ceptionable with rega:d 'to iteligiOn, with a Portrait of the
uthor.

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_Wal-
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