The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-18 00:00:00

• - This Day Was published,
Elegantly pr.ited• in a Pocket VnluaL,,:an4 adorned with
numerous Engravings, price los. 6t. in boafds,
A New- Edition (being th, Fourteenth) of
THE PLEASURES of MEMORY, with other
Poeins.

By SAMUEL ROGERS-, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

The 23d of APRIL, 1804,

THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW_
INC..
SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Val. of each. T0t.41 Val tte.
2 of kao,ooo are ‘40,000
10,000 - 20,000
3 - 5,000 - 15000
4 - 2,000 8,000
Ia - 1,000 12,000
13 Soo -6,50 a
200 . 4,000
5. - 1")
t . SO 5,000
23 - 147,000

7,750

30,000 Tickets

4'262,cc0

Part of the Capitals.
First-drawn Ticket First Day - ,C.r,000
First-drawn Titlet Seventh Day -
First-drawn Ninth Day . - - - - siooo
TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at E VERY
LICENSE!) LO-FTERV-OFFICE.

PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - 17 70 2
Half - 818 o Eighth • - • 5 6
Quarter 4 ro 0 Sixteenth - - r 3 0
***Tickets and Shares will gradnallv rise until the Drawing.

BLUNTISHAM, HUNTS.
..FREEHOLD WOODLANDS, including the TIMBER,
&c. &C.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, -BURRELL and FOSTER,
At the Crown, Inn, Huntingdon, on Saturday, March 10, at
Two o'Clock, in Two Lots, unless previously disposed
of by Private Cnntrad,
Lot.- T. A
Piece 'or Parcel of Valuable thriving
WOODLAND (together with al( the Tim-
ber and Undetwood standing and growing thereon, which will
be included in the purchase), containing 88 'Acres, cailed
Bluntishain Low Wood, in the Parish. of Bluntishirn; in
the County of Hunts, adjoining excellent roads, and conve,
nient for water carriage, being within one mire of the Navi-
gable River Ouse.
_

Lot z. A Piece or Parcel contiguous to the last Lot,, con.
taining at)out sz Acres, called Bluntisham High Wood, to..
gether with the Tirnber and Underwood also.
May be viewed till the Sale, on application to Mr. Thomas
Watts, at the .White Horse, liluntisham, of whom parttcu-
lars may be had ; at the Crown, St. Ives ; Crown, Hunt-,
ingdon ; Cross Keys, St.' Neot's ; Red Lion, Cambridge;
Lamb, Ely; of Messrs. Bleasdale and Alexauder, Solicitors,
Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street ; and of Messrs. Peter
Coxe, Burrell, and Foster, Throgmorton-street.

'LEICESTERSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,
By Mr. FARMER,

At the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester, onuTucephsideßallysytphpea:at ountrdhe
of March .next, at Ten o'C lock in the Forenoon, hn. Lots,
Li THIRTY DtAheg
LooEnfiSs
hoiFfp oi ! L AOrif h a HUNDRED
s
and Me,,dow, in LODDINGTON,' in the
Count of Le.l..,:ster. Lodclington is near the Turnpike Road
from Lei..:escer to Stamford and Wansford, and wman easy
distances of the Market Towns Di teieester, liarborough,
Uppingham, Oakhani and Melton. Opportunities of pur-
ChaSing.so desirable Estates seldom otter._

To view the-Estate, apply to Charles Burbidge, at Lod.
dington ; and for ,further information apply at the Office. of
Messrs. Pares, Miles and Alston, in Leicester, where, as also
at Mr. Palmer's Office, in Uppingham, Messrs. Baxter's
and Martin's, FUrnival's-inn, London, and the Printers of
the Northampton, Stamford, NottingliaPn and Derby News-
papers, printed particulars, with plans, may be had fourteea
days before the Sale.

VALUABLE ESTATES IN THE NORTH OF
SCOTLAND, TO BE SOLD.
HERE i 9 to he Sold in the course of the en.
L. suing Winter, the ESTATES of OLD CASTLE.
HILL, WESTER INCHES, CRADLEHALL,• DRA.
KIES,•MAINS of CASTLEHILL, STONEYFIELD,
BOOMTOWN, NIUCKOVIE, and BOGBAIN, all near
Inverness, in ditferent Lots.

These Estates are beautifully situated in the immediate
Neighbourhood ot• the thriving arid populous Royal Borough
of Inverness, Fort George, and the Caledonian Canal, which
is now
.begun. The Farms are in general sufficiently ln-
closed and in:good order, with Houses, Office-houses, ,
dens, and thriving Plantations of Wood. Among the- many • •
advantages, a great part of the Estates are along the Sea-side, -
and have the benefit of the Sea Ware, The Hills, which are
Extensive, abound with Game. The Lands and Barony of
Old Castichill, with the Burgh of Barony, are held of the
King, and allbrd a Freehold Qualification to vote for a Mein-
her to serve in Parliament for the County of Inverness.
Gentlemen who wish to purchase Lands in the North of
Scotland, will seldom find such desirable properties in the
Market. a
For further information, application to be made to Camp-
bell Mackintosh, Esq. of Inverness.

DR. NORRIS's DROPS. •
•NTOTWITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi-
cine has •stond.thq test of near Half a Century, 'Yet
fresh proofs of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. Iu
Fevers. of all sorts its reputation is indubitably established ;
but in the Black and Yellow, Putrid Fevers, so destructive
in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and
contaminated air (to use the expression of a G.entlemaii in the
African' Tnicie), it is a diVine Remedy. For its healing qua-
lities irtiPle Gout, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consump-
tions, ainplaints of the Stomach and Bowels, and its or_
dial. elleCis in the decays of Age, &c. see Book of Cures
delivered gratis, at the Dodor's,house, No. z 9, Lower Brook-
stre4,. Grosvenor-square, where the Faintly Bottles, zzs.
duty included, only can be had; and• Orders for Exportation
arecxecutAl. Sold in sinallerbottles, price us. and 2s. 9d.
by Bacon and Co. No. iso, Oxford-street, principal Vender,
and by' all other Retailers of Medicines.
N.. B.: The Public arc particularly cautioned not to pur-
chase any, of this Medicine without a Certificate being at-
tached to.eacb Bottle ,• Signed by the sole Proprietors, 'rho.
Gale and Charlotte Moore. .
A liberal allowance is made to Merchants, and those who
pur,:hase to sell again. .

•
FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE STO..
MACH, AND DEBILITY ARISING FROM AGE
OR. OTHER CAUSES.
WALSH's GINGER SEEDS.
rrHIS Preparation of the Ginger is recommended
- . for Indigestion, Weakness, Cramp and Pains in the
'Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me-
dicines are. necessary. '..They are also serviceable- in• Colds
Flatulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints,
and Debi litv arinugrrom Age or other Causes: Those who
suckle will rind them particularly adapted-for that period, as
they. remove that faintness so generally experienced,, coned
the Milk, and prevent Flatulencies, so fatal ta',Tufants.
They , readily dis,solve. in any• liquid, and are preferable to
common-Ginger, being freed from the impurities, and the
woody _and fibrous. parts of the. rorit. The quantity of a tea-
spoonful may betaken at any time, either alone, and chewed
digradually swallowed, or dissolved in- a cupful of tea, or
a glassof wine, .or wine and water •

Prepared and sold only by F. C. Walsh (Inventor), Che-
mist to liis Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. too,
Strand, London, in Bottles, 2s. gd. and los. 6d. each.--
Walsh's Powdered Ginger, 7s. 6d. each Bottle.