The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-19 00:00:00

MEDICAL THEATRE, St. BARTHOLOMEW's
HOSPITAL.

DIE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES
will begin at this Theatre in the following order:
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by
Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. POWELL.--CLINITAL LEC-
TURES on sated Cases occurring in the Hospital, will be
occasionally gi'ven by Dr. ROBERTS.
On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER-
NETHY.
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURG ERY, by
Mr. ABERNETHY.
On COMPARATIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIC).
LOGY, by Mr. MACARTN EY.
On CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA, by
Dr. POWELL.
On MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN
and CHILDREN,. by Dr. THYNNE.
The Adtornital Lectures will begin on Monday, lanuary
24, 1803, at Two o'Clock, snit the other Ledures will begin
on the following Days. 1."
Further Particulars may be knolvn by. applying !o
Nicholson, at theApothecary'd Shop, SC. Bartholomew 'a Hos-
pital.

STATUE OF MAl:toms eoßNwAt.us.
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MR; BACON having completed a Marble Group,
including a colossal- Statue of MARQUIS CORN-
WA LLIS, which is to be shipped for India the beginning of
February; (and having found it impossible from the shortness
of the time allowed him) to circulate Cards among all those
Gentlemen to whams he feels desirous of sulnitt* it; is
compelled to adopt this method of respedifully inviting such
of the Nobility and Amateurs who may wish to inspect the
Work, previously to its being sent out of the kingdom.
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THE OLD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Properly so called, because the Capital,Prizes are nut ap-
pointed to be drawn at any statediTimes, but are left en-
tirely to thr Chance of the Wheel, agree•ably to the old
. Madt of Drawing.
Begins Drawing oa:lVlcnday, AOl 4, 2103.•
Tll E TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS-,
EIGHTHS, and SLE ENTHS, are now selling in
great variety of Numbers, en the lowest Terms. ,The
Money for the Prizes paid on demand by HORNSBY, and
Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old-established State ).ottery-
Office, (licensed pursuant to Acl of Parliarnest), No. 2
Cornhill, opposite the Royal: F.xi.hange, London : also in
every Town in the Ktngdoin.
The Scheme contains row l'rizes of 2,1,0001." which is a
much larger proportion of Capitals titan %v as ever known he.
fr•re. The lowest Prize is Twenty Pounds, an arrangenitat
which has ever received public apprgbation.
Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An.nbities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and
sold. by Commission.

ao x. DANISH WEST INDIES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLOQK,
At Gartateiy's Coffee-house' in Change:-all -y,
London,
On WEDNESI)A Y , the 6th of March, at T wet o' C lock,
. (By Order of the Executors of the late P root lair),
1E SUGAR PLAN LATION called BEES-
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