The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-22 00:00:00

RAISING'''.I.IIE WIND.'

Jeremy Didier, Mr,
.1, f. W IS ;
Plamway, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Fainwoied, Mr. SIMMONS;
, Sam, Mr. EMBRY. •
I.aurelia Dur;ibella, Mrs. D.AV ENPORT ;
• •PcOY, Mrs. BEVERLY.
Bence 6s. Pit 35, 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is.
Places for the Boxes to, be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, in Bart-street,
The Doors wil I Is.: op'etil at Half-past Five, end the Per,
formance begin at I Lill-past Six
On Wednesday; 26, Georft Barnwell; with (first
time) a Pantomime called tlarlegtim Quicksilver.
• • Ou Thtirsday, Every Man in His Hutnour:
on Friday, Tlic Prainatist.
• On Saturday, The Blind Bargain. •
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'WESTKINgTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY
. :OFFICE, LONDON. •, • PARSONS it 01 Providing : fqr ?heir Earpi.•
zllhlies or Dependants may, by an Annual PaymCnt, iecure
r WtdowS, ehrhtrclz,•tr, ,any other l'Arson„.4.4tbef an
Annuity fu the remainder of Lite, or a gross Sum to:beliaid
at their Decease.
Insurancys may be made for a Variety:amber Purposts
to provide fig Renewal ot Leases; -,to secure Stuns
_pail for
Places or EinplOyments, or for the Purchase of Life Estates or in A idnf Arrangements bct were' Debtor And Cre: hi tor_ &C.
Which is explained lorther in the printeal Rates acil Condi-
tions of :insurani..e, which may he had gratis, with the List of
Ditectors,' as . above, or or the Agents of the IWITIsH
Flit E-OF FICE in the Country, who arc appointed Atents
for this ()like.
•
Aimuities are granted to commeocc ;immediately, and are
payable at:Michaelmas:and :Lady-day _in every Year, or by
.
Ahreement; at either ofthe wher.QlJarter'Days.
A tiendanqc isuili
,ly gieen.`for panting Insurances and An-
antes Board:of Diaencies Is :liela:every Tuesday, at
Ope,o'Clopk,...at their 0 IfLe the Strand,taild on Thurslay,,
itt the &one flour at their .)Dice in. currißtll. •
No Charge. made` for Ailinission.

ROB f;. Rt• 1.:11-011, Sec•

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"To COUNTRY ROCK SELL ;;RS and roymENT.
N the Attio.ach of the CHRIS I'MAS HOLY..
DAYS, Toart Said Co. of ow uvenile and'S‘shoot
Library,' N0..157, New llontl-street, iltink it iticess..try to
inform respedtan;p' Country Buok.4llcrs and Toymen, that
th6,' may be supplied with Ted-Yount,‘Filteen,Pound, or
Twenty:Yotinti AssOrtments of the best and most saleable
Itooks,lor Children and Young 'Persons that ever Were pub.
. .

All the Artkles of such Asiortmf:nts which are deettled
ft saleable, on the' Ist of March next, may' be then lx-
clon.Ked for other's., of the sale of which there can be no
question:

As Tabart and co, possess, in their own, copy-rights, the
greatest variety of juvenile Books in the Trade, and' as they
arc, enabled, by their extensive dealings in these Articles, to
supply the Books of.most other Publishers on. thelowost
Itiths,`ll.lcv"presiirrie, that respedable Country Dealers, in
Edictal, will find their advantage in ppcning the Account
Above proposed.
• •Nervi! nond.street, Noveniber 20, i 004.,

STARE LOTTERY, • .
BFGINS DRAWING the zBth' of. January,
ttos.
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SCHEME. ,
• ;,.
-1 of £25,000 are ,C 25,0.10
. . 4 - 27,000 - 40,000
3 - 10,000 - 30,000
, j •
i' 5,000 - is,ooo
0 . i,obe . 6,0c0
10 . joo - s,opoo
36 • 100 . 3,000
6o - So - 3,000
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• 6,iso b 20 . 123.000
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2c,ooei TiCkets . kisoson9
TICKETS and SHARES are selling et every Liconsed
tottery:Office •
Price of Ticket 4.18 it 0
- o 1 Eighth - - Z Z S o
Quarter - - • 4. Is b 1 Sixteenth t t 4 0
wr. Those who wish to have particular Numbers should
be speedyin their application to some of the Lottery Offices,
Ls the final delivery of Tickets from the Bank of England
will take place the 29th December.

S'rATE LOTTERY,
To begin Drawing January zB, 1805.

ICK ETS and SHARES are on, Sale, by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co. Stack.
broketi; Cornhill'and Charing-CroSs, London; where, in
the last And late Lotteries, the folloWing Prizes were sold :
19642 A quarter, two Eighths; and eight Sixteenths,. 5000
14,625 A Half and eight Sixteenths stlo
3,
A Whole Ticket SOOO

-v,471 A Half, a Quarter, an Eighth' , and twn Sixteenths 54 19
18144 S A Quarter, an Eighth, and ten Sixteenths zotooo
48;3 tIS • ---- A Whole Tidal' - 30,090
48,75 z Two Quartets, two E ighths; nd four Sixteenths 20),E500
rz 8,,
7' tc'S Q,A;irter, two Eighth's, andeight SiSacenths26,oce
; 26' ,C"7:1 "*•••• Sixteen Sixteenths 30,000
• :4 Half. a Quarter, and two Eighths 30,011$
Aholnizis olizoe, I rs -,01 Sze, Lkc. And . . , o . L.O .
" a VerYllldgevAmotint of. Capital Prizes, in 3ortn-r Lot-
teries, too numerous, to particuleizo.

To the PROPRIETORS Of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAPIES AND GENTLZMICN,
IMPRESSED with the most lively sense of the
decisive support I have received, I seize the first mo.
Inept to return my grateful thanks for it, and to assure the
numerous and respectable Friends whri have countenanced
those pretensions in which I was induced to come forward,
and the Proplyetors M general, that-it shall he my sincere
endeavour, faithfully to employ whatever knowledge and ex-
perience of the Company's athirs Initay have acquired during
a service tif many years, for the benefit of my Constituents, of
the important station in which I have the honour to be placed.
I refitain with the greatest respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your Most gratefut and obedient Servant,
!MIN BFLtI3.

To the NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN of the lion.
CORPORATION of the BEDFOR.P LEVEL.

MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,

FRO M my intimate conne •
xion For several years
with the Isle of Ely, I am encouraged to offer myself
a Candidate for the important ()Rice of Register to your
Honourable Corporation, which is now vacant. Every Pro-
prie,tor of 100 Acres, or more; of the Corporation or. Adven-
turers' LAM{ has a right to, Vote. I ant sorry t cannot ob-
tain a co; rt;ct of sq,..h. Prvprittnrs. I
hope, therefore,
no Elector will be displeased it he should not receive from
me any application but through the mediwri °fa Newspaper
and. I should have reason to consider his support as a greater
favour.- I. have already met with. the greatest encourage-
mum to hope for success, and I really have experienced such
instances Of kindness, Inay say, friendship„ even even front very
many of the. Electors whfAn I have never yet seen, that I teel
distressed at the apprehensiOn .that I shall never have it in
my power to chew my gratitude but by feeble exreisioni,
and by assurances that • If I am so fortunate as to gain this
%%,iluable.Olreee, I shall pay. a strict attention to the genaral
Rights of •the Corporation, and to. the Interests and Accom.
modation (Atha Individual Members.
I have the Honour to be,
bly Lords and Gentlemen,
With' the higher copea,
Your most obedient and much obliged humble -S•:rvant,
ED. CIIKISTIAN.
Lincoln's-Inn, Dec. a:, 11304.

PROPOSALS tbr PUBLISHING by SUBSCRIPTION,
MASQUERADE,, from an Original Piaure
.Ct. painted by William Ilogarth, in the 'Colleetion of
Roger Palmer, Esq. To be Engraved by Thomaa Cook.
CONDITIONS :
Size of the Print 2 1 Inches by t 6.
The Price to Subscribers tos. 6d. ; to Non-Subscribers izs.
The Prints will be published in •October,f.rgoc., and the
order of Subscription be strictly adhered to in the delivery of
the I mpfessions. '
Su bitcriptions received,by the Engraver of logarth's Works,
at his Exhibition Room, Nit.'B4, IlaYntarket, adjoining the
Opera House ; and at Messrs. Colnagiti and Co.'s, Cock-
spur-street.

THREE NEW SONGS, Cornpusedby bliss SCOTT.
On Tuesday, lanuary),_yvill be published,

ffiHREE. NEW, SONGS, viz, The iliegitet,
oide
g Jack and Susan, a Ballad, price
Slti{ling; Come weet Content, an admired Rondo,
with Piano Fprte and Harp Accompaniment! price One Shil-
ling and Sixpence...--;-The beauty oI the Melody, and Simpli-
City of the Accompaniments, will unquestionably render
these Son&i favOurites with both .the young Performer and
finished Singer.
Printed and published by Preston; at hii «holrsale Music
Warehouse, No. 97, in the Strand, London (zich Song signed
by the Compow); and u,4ld aY eh*: us_'4,:uct}.w.
Note.—The -Country Trade maybe supplied a :Jay or two
sooner, to suit their First January Parcels.

Thia,llay wa* published;'
In One Volume Oaavo_,, price in boards,
'rhe Third Edition of _ _ _

RURAL PHILOSOPHY ; or, Refleftions on
Knowledge, Virtue, and Happiness ; chiefly in Re-
f erelice to. a Life of Retirement in the Country. Written on tic
occasion of the late Dr. Zirrirnermares Discourse on Solitude,
, By BLY .BATES, Bsq,.
Printed for Lougman, Hurst, Rees, awl Orrne, No.
Paternoster-row. • ,
" To those who are of a serious and religions turn of mind
these Reflections will prove .a graleful and valuable acquisi-
tion, We plainly perceive that Mr. Bates is a man who has
both inclination and ability for the exertion of the'power of
reason, and does not forget to give due weight to•the tortresent-
anion of the service winch may be rendered to the cause of Re-
ligion by the precept and example of the virtuous man in
rural Society,. • We coincide with him in most of his eX•
einplitications of the duties and the utility 'of a life passed in
rettrem.ut; anti as we apprehend that too many persons in such
a sitnation require to be reminded of these truths, we re-
commend to-them an attentive • peruSal of this well written
'and truly commendable Volume."

~ . ._
Monthly Review, Sept. 13.3.
* *, For other favourable accounts of this Work, in the
Annual Review, the British Critic, and the Imperial Re.
view.

TO THE LADIES.

BEAUTY, HEALTH, and a good S'ET of TEETH, may
be acquired to Old Age, by the Use of BUTT. E RE'.
STOItA TI V E TOOTH- POWD R, prepared from the
Original Recipe of the late Dr. P. 11. DIMSDAi.F.
Patronised and used by the Queen and Princesses, the Em-
press of R the Dutchessea of York, Bedford, Gordon,
Leeds, Rutland, Devonshire, St. Albans; and most of the
English and Irish Nubility.
rrFITS POWDER ,is the only POWDER pre.
J. pared from, Vegetables, and is entirely free from
Add hr arty Mineral Substance. It destroys the Scurvy, im-
parts a:Firinness and beautiful Redness to the GuMs ; to the
Breath the Mint deleajble Sweetness and, if used constant-
ly, will render the Teeth ot.a pearly Whiteness, and pre-
vent that dreadful Malady the Tooth-ache: —Many Medi-
cal Gentlemen, who use it, declare it a time Bracer, eradicat.
lug the Foulness to which the Mouth is aUbleet front
Diet or 'disordered Lungs ; and by its healing, purifying,
and balsamic qualities, frees the Mouth from any. unpleasant
Taste.
Prepared 'and sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's,
No. 4, Cheipside, in Boxes at as. gd. each; with R. But.
ler, No. 4, Cheaplide, on the Stamp. The aboverooth
Powder is likewise old, retail, by Harwood, Cheltenham ;
Silver, Margate ; Burgess, Ramsgate •, Sharpe, Deal Otis-
' tow Saffney, and Simmontis, Cantsrbbry • Baker, Harvey,
and Sutton, Southampton ;' Belau'. and Gibbs, Portsmouth
Buckland and Weston, l'ortsea ; Bennett and Lee, Lewes ;
Gregory and Gilbert, Brighton; Spooner, Worthing ; Haz-
zard, Marriot, Meyler, and Sims, Bath ;' BUlgen, Sheppard,
and Brown, Bristol ; Goadby and Penny, Sherborne ; Wood,
Harvey, and Ryall, Weymouth.; C`ockwortby, Payne,
Richards, and Wills, Plymouth ; Hoxland and Congdon,
Dock ; Knott; Birmingham ; Poole, Chester ; Reytner,
Colchester; &leggy and Stains, Chelmsford ; 'Rea-
burn, and Scott, Edinburgh ; MacDonald, Glasgow ; Wat-
kins, Hereford ; Tait, Inverness ; Billings, Gregson, Gore,
and Sayer, Liverpool ; 'Burns, Wight, and Holmes, Leeds ;
Burbage and 'Dunn, ,Notdnghain ; Edge and Marshall,
Northampton ;I Read, Yarinouth,; Back,' New-Yrirk ;
Gardner, Barbadoes CallwelP apd !Alit, Dublin;* Akers.
heads Walker, and HOdgson, Newcastle ; Peck, Ross.
Radford, and Muleaster, Hull ; Wolstentiolme and Blan.
chard, York ; `Bacon and Stevenson, Norwich ; Jones and
Slater, Oxford ; Bray, Sunderland.; Wood and Eddows,
Shrewsbury ; Newcombe, Stamford ; ,Thirlwall and Pratt,
Scarborough ;
_Legge and Knight, Windsor ; Stuart and Co.
Reading •, Ball and Co. Bislinpsgate Within I. and by most
Boakatlfers and Perfumers in every town in the United
Kingdom.
Also may be had Butlees improved Silver Whoa Tooth
Brushes at ts. each observe R. Butler, Cheapside, London.,
is on the handle.
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MINCE PIES FOR CHRISTMAS.
This llay.was published,

Price Half-a-Crown, neatly bound, with Morocco backs,
and embellished with an appropriate Frontispiece.

AffINCE PIES for CHRISTMAS, which will
LVVII never be out of season, and which will always form
a delightful Repast to Children of all Ages.
This Work contains an improved and enlarged Seleifilon of
several hundreds of the best Riddles, Charades, Rebusses,
ace. and has been compiled with a view at once to improve
the Taste, exercise the Understanding, and ailbrd never...fail-
ing Interest and Amusement. _

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Library, No. ts 7, New Bond-street ; and to he bad of every
Bookseller and Toyman in the British Dominions.

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N. B. At the Well known Juvenile Library of Tabart and
Co. are to be tbund the largest Assortment in Londohnf
Books of instruction and Amusement for Children and. Young
Persons.

LEE LEWES.

In the i'ress, and speedily will be published, in Thrte elegant
Volumes, Foolscap Oelavo, price iss. in hoards,
NEMOIRS of the LIFE of the late CHARLES
',LVJL LEE LEWES, Cothedian, including Anecdotes of the
English Stage, during the last forty Years, drawn up from
his own Matmicripts, and other authentic Sources, by his Son,
JOHN LEE LEWES, Esq.
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yard - and to be had of alit Booksellers. -