The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-17 00:00:00

TO THB PUBLIC.

•
HAVING on a former occasion relnetantly ex_
cited some portion of the attention of the Public? I
shall otter no Apology for claiming it now to the following
'Declarations, and to the Affidavits subjoined to them, being
confident that it will both discern and approve the motives
which have induced me to submit them to its consideration.
" In conseqiience of an Explanation having taken place,
in the dispute between the. Rcv. Mr. Beevor and Major
Payne—Major Payne acknowledges that he, Mr. Augustus
Beevor, has ailed like a Gentleman.
EDWD, D. PAYNE.

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Drayton, Feb. 7, 1803."
In consequence.of an Explanation having taken place,
I Augustus lieevor acknowledge my conduel to hare been
too impetuous. towards Major Payne in the Market-Place of
Norwich.
Feb, 7, 1803."

I •Augustus Beevor do solemnly swear, that neither in my
Letters to, nor subsequent conversation with, Major Payne,
separately or conjointly, did I intend to challenge'hlin ; and
I do further depOse, that in the commencement of the affair,
I was aausted by:views honourable to Major Payne and to
my own Pamilyin.its progress, by similar views combined
with much resentment—and in its termination, by those ori-
&al views united with professional considerations ; and I do
titrther depose; that in no period of the dispute have I been
actuated by malice, as any • slight concession from Major
Pavnenot only would have subdued resentment,
. but certainly
shridid have been received by me with that acknowledgment
and attention,• which could not have failed to have produced
*reconciliation cordial as this wlalch has been recently ef-
feeicd..

AUGUSTUS BEEVOR.
Sworn before Charles Harvey, Ley.
Norwich, Feb. to, tBo3.

L William Burton, Clerk, do swear, that. I saw and ap.
proved the Letters of the Rev. Augustus Eieevor to Major
Payne previously to their being sent, conceiving they could
not possibly-amount to a Challenge, and that Mr. A. Beevor
had sufficient reasons for sending them.
_ . WM. BURTON.
worn before Charles Harvey, Esq. Recorder of Norwich.
Feb. ao, 1803.
As an ad of justice to Major Payne, it gives me great plea-
stare to state,•that at our interview, granted by him as soon as
requested, 'I was fully sensible of his gentlemanly and cc...
eihatory deportment, and request him to accept any Thanks
for his numerous expressions of past . esteem and present
rs-
gard, and particularly for the proinr Of his future Friendship.
4.UGUSTUS BEEVOR.•
ICDrwich, Feb. to, 1803.

THE ak EAT ENCLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Corssisting of 44,e00 Tickets. —To begin Drawing, April 4,
GRAND SCHEME,.
No. of Prizes. Value of each, Total Value.
4 Prizes of ,C. 20,000 , is X .843,003
3 ...... loop) 30,000
3 -- 5,000 ii,ooo
3 --' a',coo ---to;cloo
S. -- 1,003 5,e.00
30 —. . leo —^3,04'0
bu 50 3,000
itSOO -- 20' • 230,300
-----..
----------
• 44,00 e Tickets. • .'
r . 39z,..
if This Scheme difibrs from all others tor many years
past, in the circumstance of not having any Prizes fixed for
pa;ticular days.
SWIFT and Co: No. It, Poultry, are appointed
by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of the
above Lottery. This 011 ice .(establisheti in .the year 1759)
has been fortunate in the Sale Of Capital Prizes,'Tltl ft.
tERN,of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lo.
teries, and sortie of silent til V i4lect into many 'Shares.

THE OLD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Properly so called, because the Capital Prizes arc not ap-
pointed to be drawn at any stated Times, but are lett en-
-ttrelY to the Chance of the Wheel, agreeably to the old
Mode of Drawing,
Begins Drawing on Monday, April 4, 1803.
-rHE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS,
1. E IGHTHS, and SI x.rEENnis, are now selling in
great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. The
Money for the Prizes pani.on demand by 110 RN Sli
Co. Stock-Bfekers, at their old-established • State Lottery..
(Meet (licensed pursuant to Ad of Parliament), No. z 6,
opposite the Royal- Exchange, Lotidon.
-SCHEME.
No. of Prizei. Val. of each. • Total VOW.
4- of C. asmo is X. 89,0y0
3 -
,ro,ooo - • 30,00. a
3 5,000 -15,00 e
3 - - 6,000
.5 . 1,000 - 5,000
30 - 100 - - 3,000
Oe - so
12,500 20 c^)
) I

44,Q" Tickets.
.392,0c0
The Scheme contains four Prizes of 20,0001. which is a
much larger. proportion of Capitals than was ever known be-
fore. The lowest Prize is Twenty Pounds, an arrangement
which has ever received public approbation.
Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An-
nuities, and all kinds Of GoverninCnt Securities, bought and
sold by Cominission.

• NORTH WALES.
FRON.IW, TO BE I.F.TT Immediately,
A CAPITAL WIANSIONHOUSE, completely.
FURNISHED, ,and fit for the reception of a large
Family, with, Gardens, Coach.hOuses Dog kennels, and
Stables.; also an excellent Cold-bath, either with or without
72 Acres of superior Land.,
Fruit. by is delightfully situated in the Vale of Clwyd,
four mites tiont the cheap and plentiful Market of Denbigh,
with a Daily. Fost. An unlimited right of Sheep Walk, and
abounding with Game. Inquire of E4w. V. Townsliend,
EAt. Fron.lw, Denbigh. - •

. SALE OF TALLOW.
TO 11E.SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Wednesday the 331 Day of February illStAllt, at Eleven
o'Clock in the Forenoon, at. the Ship Inn, at Dituwich,

su.,k, .. . .
ABOUT TWENTY.FIVE TONS of RUSSIA
TALLOW, lately wrecked upon the Sea Beach,
within the Manor or Lordship of Dunwicli,
The above will be Sold in Lots of about 2.0 Cwt. each ;
and ;nay he viewed on the day preceding the Sale, by apply-
ing to the Chamberlain of Dunwich aforesaid. ......__._

TO CALICO-PRINTERS, IVIILL-WRIGHTS,'COP-
PER—SMITHS, PLUMBERS, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,.
By Mr. GIBBONS,
On the Premises, Merton, Surrey, on Monday, Otiober
• .1303 i and three following Days, at EleVell o'Clock, by
Order of the Assignees,
A LL the VALUABLE PLANT FIXTURES,
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Of Messrs. HALFHI DE and SONS, Calico-Printers,

Bankrupts,
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hard Metal Bengal Rolls, to cwt. of two Casks of
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- To be yiewed Friday and aturday preceding the Sale,
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the Purchaser), and of Mr. G toham, No. 3, buck tcrshury,
Chcapside.

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DELPHINE 4: A NOVEL. Translated from the
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MADAME DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN.
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