The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY.

MESSRS. BOYDELL beg. leave to acquaint
, the Puillic in general, anti their Friends in particular,
l'ut the Tickets for the SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY,
'Price Three Guineas; vitli Schemes of the,said Lottery, -are
liilvav read delivery, -zt the Shakspeare
atMessrs. Boydell's, No. go, Chelpside ;l and at all
tine Licensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and Ireland.

4NOOVER NAVIGATION TOLLS TO BE LETT.
N. -
OTICE is hereby given, that the Rates arisi fig
from the .• av on the CanalTmrn Adover to
I,4(lbridge (being a N
Distanceigation of twenty-three Miles),n and the
rofits arising from the several Wharfs, Dwelling,heuses
Ind Store-houses at Andover, Stockbridge, and RoinscY,
Will be lett by Auelion to the best Bidde4 at a General As.
N tembly of the Compan of Proprietors of the said Canal
avigation, to be held at the Star and Garter Inn, in An do-
, e'er, on Tuesday the 4th Day of December next, at Eleven
(et:lock in the korenuon, under the Couditionsand'Reserva-
!ions to he then and there produced, for the Term of Three
Years. from the 31st of December, 1804.
Whoever happens to be. the highest Bidder must, at the
lame time, pay into the hands of the Treasurer to the said
Company a Deposit of one Month's Rent, and also give Se-
Surity, to the sati:dat-tion of the said Company, for the due
Payment of the Rent agreed for, at such tines and in such
Manner as they shall at such AsseMblv dire& "
• AA. 4'rtVA
Clerk to the said Company.
„, Application fin Conifitions of letting, and for further Par.
iulars, to be made to Mr. New, the Inspe6tor at Andover.
" by Letter,post paid.

BR PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSh•
,„ PATENT ORDSTEADS ANI) TABLES.
istiTLEß's Furnithing Upholstery, and Cabinet
,
7are.4oolnS and Nlanitfailory, Nos. i 3 :lad tq, Catbe.
tit` 1• large assortment of articles of the newest.
ti°i're4t MOST CeConOirliCal ,FAShiOliS, Of well sea:xined itlat
trtail, and excellent workmanship, with sacral int-
- r"oleng
hur, •
the ' respeartilly -relies on the good. 4seernment of
tketrublic, that they will see throngh the paltry' devices
tie nsinuations opposea to hint and counterfeiting his arti-
forl,*, It is well kmown that BUTLER has two patents, 011(1
ahks, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first
el'Pricable to irlost all kinds of Tables, and is alloWeil to
i'D.4,..Freat improvement it tenders thein more convenient
ntrionses, and much nom portable. The principle of the
Te'er is applicable in most kinds of liedttearis, as Four Post,
► Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use-
-I,„i2it tt 4isitness, and each when shut n, make a handsome
p
vt furnitiire for a Sitting Room, D
ress.ng tk,tc
br'ast our Post .and Tent Beds go together in all parts 'with
16,,n' 4" are fiscal with mite h case without the help
.o
par., or tacks or nails in tlie furniture, and are very portahl..
.Arn`rulaz kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of tr.
Y 4rltt wavy, and hot clitnates,- also portable Chairs, &T.
tr,.)42:1. la Patent Nlattufattures have been graciously pa.
nou,:',111:15, the King, 'Que. and Royal Family, and ho,
atm 11" ,Y orders from numbers of the Nobility And CentrY,.
1t Ye "le been highly approved of in the East anti West
venit:hlitbo, merit of the Artichis have thus met with la-
ird 46,, ell'COUtagettlelit, .11111 tot which returnl
cinoWledgments, and cannot but notice the kind (?1;
: rate ethers, who fix nviar,..,e Sign-Boards, with
his,ll;i:k "alga* inscribed, whik;li may help also to promujit.
De4,,‘ Tess, or should it be designed otherwise, he, by 111.‘•
rim3ohtiani of Providence, inamitactiire, and sells his Stapt.-,.
tilli,,el:l`."‘Post' and other Beds, excellent Dinin 'fables,. and
494.1 lite.l2l" above, narmly Catharinesreet, 8 d 0,017.
Ndect luck front House, where he hasco
kid 4.. setymti Tools and Nlachine fori working the smite,
them
QutrAise been at considerable ex peace to bring
41--.
en°• At to,"ilY aril degree of P erfeetion At which dies hotvt
"4
pla‘e Inaybc CM.' Article for tne.
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Frilraishing-fiettses. N: B. lur Exportation.

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The Third Edition, with considerable linproveniellts, of
FrHESAURUS IVIEDICAMINUM ; a ' New
Colledion of MEDICAL PRESC DNS, .diss
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PreSent State of t)te Materia Medica, and Practice of Physic,
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D EPORTS\ of CASES argued and determined
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A N ESSAY on CRIMES anti I'UNISIIM'ENTS;
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A TREATISE on FEIRILE DISEASES,
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POWDER FP# THE DESTRUCTION OF RATS.
t HIS-CtiMposition is the Invention ("if Mr. T.
RAISS, Merchant, at HaVant, in Hampshire, who
be UAve to recommend it for the (testi-halm or. Rats and.
Nticr;- iolevios ,Oweit.imek,houAw.i, Barns, Stati:ca,. Store-
houses, Granaries, Malt-houses, &e. blasters of :Shipi
may also, in ode night, witness the effeeis of this Powder,
which allures the Vermin to the spot, . where they will est
till they drop yet no Cat will touch it. The success with
whiCh it has been used In the Sugar Plantations, in . Sugar-
houses"and Stores, deserves the regard. of Merchants and
Planters. From the calculation laid before the Public by
Sir lames Wright, Dart, it appears that " the damage done
by these wide-wasting devourers of Corn, amounts ta no
less than id•Sso,ooobuthels annually, which is tar more than
sufficient for Seed to sow the ensuing Year's Crop !" The
Inventor being a Person of Character and. Property, it is
scarcely,- necessary to add, that his motive in preparing it is
solely. for the Public good.. but beware of Counterfeits,
which its great `sale has encouraged. 'Toe genuine Packets,
price ZS. dd. each, are done up in a red' stamp, whereon is
the name of T. Raiss. They are sold in London only by
Champante and Co.. Aldgatc • anti at No. 17, ve•Aatia-
lanes St. Paul's;` they may also he 'had of the, reputable
Booksellers. in every Town in the Kingthiin.. •. •

SECURITY TO 'Pi L -."111.1C• • .
T°prevent Fraud, the Hon. the Comtntssioners
of His Majesty's Stamp Offide have kiapto
skin to Dr. 140(1114, to haVe htsnante-in.full length inserted
on the StaMps of his Medicines, viz.. Wrn, ;,19.
Albion-street, filackfriars',road, to imitate which is felony.
The Medicines are not gentility unlesss the above thimeis on
the Stamps.
A certain Preventive of many . i)isonlers.,-7Nothing be.
tug more wanting at this season of the year than a purifier of
the blood, that will eireCtually er.idlotite those .eraptioils
which now generally make their appearance. oil those who
are afflicted with a Scorbutic. Coitylaint, it is,w it li infinite
pleasure we announce the suede.; titaftliii attended the
administration pi the; 804hical Syrup. Another motive for
us to present this Address to the Public the knowledge
that it the'llotaniCal Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent
those severe fits of illness which always prevail in
.this
sad !tic ensuing months.. The Botanical .Syrup efteetually
cures Evils, C.ancers, Leprosy, and. Scroplutleus Complaints.
The many thoiisainl cures performed by this invaittAble_ Me-
dicine may be readily seen in the .Loridoli and Bath Papers.
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be hoitit: the fleuet No. y, Albion-street, illackfriare-
road

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°ciN, .Fellow OF the Keyal College of l'hysiehmS,
may be consulted front ten till three, or by, letter,- containiov,
the Ord Fee. A live Conlon Wolk: contains Six at z's

No. 29 4roinkl-sfixt, Sqn. 13, iBo4.
R Eleven Yeari I have relinquished all other
Praelice for the Treatment of \-Lneoal Complaints, and
the cure of those del:it:44l6es windi ate the t;onscquences, of
a dattuelive habit.

.'the 'undoubted qualifications Whichet pocsess, as a Mern
bet of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in
the A riny, and the extent of my expericitc.z in this peculiar
line, constitute my claiut to that sisperitirity, width cannot
be attained by the illiterate, An even by the most respectable
general Pratlitioner, Ivhos.bnind is harassed by attention to
rut iinmense variety of Disorders.
The very singular cowl/taints of Disease and Debility, in
which tom every put of the world I have been consulted,
must have considerably conttuced to uty per feet
amen of the most complicated. Cases.
I f Diseases arise front the indiscretiqn of an unguarded MO.
ment; and it soon Cases of distressful disarrangement do
exist. as those whielt are the consequences of an habitual
vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than
a regular Suigtson, resigning all other Practice for the Treat-
mem of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to
this particular
In recent Cases of Infraton, all Pain, Danger, and Dia.'
tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of_local
Iyeakriehs, lunch future misery may be prevented, py such
means .
re-artimation:as wilt restore health and strength to
thocirioaitution.

Through inn-onsiderate neglecl the slightest cases become
important, but tt is the aCqUirelllerit OfeXCifiiiihkexpfrierke
in this' nie .to give a sale and permanent restoration,. evert
when other Praditioners !have N'ied•
Tile terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first
interview, but no letters'are answered 'Unless a Batik Note is
inc:used.

Mit FVFIN !MEL!,
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