The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-03 00:00:00

PARISIAN FASHIONS.

. Tett coldness Of the atmosphere.,has arrested the
progress of the Spring Fashions,.. • The silk juives
!Ave re.appc.red ; they are ornamented with black
lace. Many, cloaks are vorn, which are either of
dark.green taffety or straw.coloured silk, and very
large. Almost. all the. cropped heads are covered
with a carnette, or a veil ; and the shawls, which
had,- mounted, into cravats, have sunk upon the
shoulderi. -A silk Abu err marts:me surmounts al.
most all the straw hats. The violet and the- rose
are the prevailing .colours. The ribbons of the
newest taste are dark.green and apple:green. Long
hair is worn, bound up with a bandeau, and relieved
with an elegant comb. Fiche b mints have been
lately invented,, and are much worn,

Royal Circtis.—To.morrow evening the new grand
serious Spectacle will be performed for the 9th
time. It is nightly received with the most un.
bounded applause. • Mrs. Parker's Louisa is great.
ly esteems. Roberts, as Bratialdo,..the Outlaw,-
depicts. admirably the character of a Freebooter.--;•
Helme, in Bircno, isluite at home ; and the infan.
line merit of Miss It Lettin is a complete wonder.

The following are the CAPITAL rk I Z as Sold and
Shared at Messrs. HAZARD, 13ttase-,, and Co.'s
Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, in the three Lot_
terres for the year t Boz ; the last of which finished
Drawing on Thursday the 28th ult. ,

In MAKES, as follows;
29,440 in the November Lottery .
1,943 in the Lite ditto - . , .
t 8,016 dittadit to - . .
38,413 ditto ditto . - . .
18,577 in the August ditto .
21,945 in the November ditto .
31,873 ditto ditto - - -
13,471 in the Migust ditto .. -
And in WHOLE TICKETS;
3cB in the late Lottery ' . .
10,313 in the August ditto .. .
4,191 in the November ditto
26,471 ditto ditto . - - • .
35,,265 in the August ditto - - -
22,600 'in the late ditto . .
5,369 in the August ditto • - .
20,207 ditto ditto - - ' -

• £ 425 moo

• 20,000
20,000
• 10,0 on
2,000

1,000
1,000
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• 20,000
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10,000
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1,000

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500

ESTATES near TAMWORTH and; LICHFIELD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Swan Inn, in Lich6ellt, on Friday•the 20th Day of
tBO3, at Four o!Clock in the Afternoon;
SEVER A L V.duable FREEHOLD and COPY_
HOLD. ESTATES of INFIERITANCE;- and also
,several LEASEHOLD ESTATES, in Lots, and subject to
Conditions.
Lot t. A Freehold' Estate, consisting of a newly-tree-led
Messuage, with lianis, and all suitable Out-buildings, in
complere Repair, and about ago Acres of Arable Meadow,
and Pasture Land, situate at Wiggington, in the Occupation
of Thomas Phillips, at the yearly Rent .of 3301. together
avith a Moiety of the Manor of Ilarlaston, extending over.
above . aoiso Acres of Land, abounding with Game, and in-
eluding a right of Fishery in the river Meese. This Estate
is free from both great and 5...111 Tithes, and exonerated
from the Lama-Tax. •
I.ot. 2. A Freehold Estate, in the Occupation of Thomas
Pipe, at the yearly Rent of 40. 4s. ehuststing of a Nies-.
suage, with a new Barn, and about 23 Acres of Laud, 4A..
2 R. o P. of which are Arable, and the' remainder very rich
Meadow Laud, situated at Coton, and adjoining the Turnpike
Read leading from Trintworth to Lichfield.
lot 3. \A very desirable Estate, called Longway House.
Farm, in the Occupation of Thomas Padmore, at the yearly
Rent orviol. consisting ui a Messuage, with a Barn, acid all
suitable 0 tit- buildings.; Orchard, Garden,
.and several
Fish Ponds, well stored' with. Fish ; and about 69 Acres of
rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,-34 Acres whereof
are Freehold, the remainder Copyhold, .held of the Ma-
nor ot Longdon.—Thrs Estate is situated about a Mile and a
Half from Lichfield, adjOining the Turnpike Road leading'
to Stafford, and is well worth the attention of a Gen-
tlernan who wishes to, build, as the Freehold Land commands
one of the finest ProSpeets in the County of Statibrd. The
Land is in excellent condition, several of the Pastures not
having been plotighed tot 3o Years and upwards.:
The Purchasers of the above Lots may be accommodated
with One-halt of their respestlive Purchase Monies.
Lot. 4. Two Piecei of Freehold Land, situated at Norton,
in the Occupation of Thomas Moss, at the yearly Rent of
131. 13s. containing about 9 Acres 2 Roods.
Lot. 5. An undivided Mo:ety of a Piece of rich Meadow
Land, called the Busal Meadow,•situated at 0 rgreavc, adjoin-
ing the River Trent, in the Occupation of-- Kent, at the
yearly Rent of i3l.—The whole of the Busal Meadovi-mea
sures abOut, ta A. r It. 7 I'.
The above-Mentioned Lots ace all exonerated from the
LancP:.Tax. . •
Lot. 6., A Piece of Meadow Land, situated at Salter's
Bridge, in the Occupation of Mr. George Booth, , at the
'early Rent of a 11. and containing about four Acres.—This
'Land is held by, Lease under the Subchanter and Vi‘ars Cho.
rat of Lichfield Cathedral, at the yearly. reserved Rent of
IL's. for the Lives of George- Hasid, Esq. Mt. John Barker,
and Master Trevor Owen Jones.
The following liStates are situate in the City and County
of Lichfield :
Lot. 1. .A capital Messuage, fit for the Residence' of a
Gentleman's Family, situated in boar-street, in the Occupa-
lion of
.Mr. foseph Potter, consisting of two Parlours and a
Hall to the Front ; and a large Ki tchen and a back Parlour on
the Ground Floor; four largo Chambers, with two Dressing
Rooins, on the second. Floor; 'and five excellent. Attics,
with Coach-house, llrcwhouse, Yard, Garden, Coal house,
Laundry, good Collaring, Hotise is held by Lease
under the f eoMes of Lowe's' Charity, at the 'yearly Rent of
foi the Tenn of 40 Years, commencing the
.30th pay
of Nrivember. 1792, and usually renewed every 14 Years.
Lot 8. .Two Dwelling-houses or • Tenements in Wade-
street, in the several occupations of Thomas Worral, with a
Yard, Stable, and Pigstye, at the yearly rent of 81. 17s. and
of the Widow Marklandi with Yard, Brew-house, Pigstye,
ttc. at the yearly rent of 61. Cos. together with Stable for
tour Horses fronting to Watleotreet, with a Saddle-house,
Garden-houie, and Piece of Garden G rouod,. lying behind
the said Dwelling-houses, in the Occupation 01 the said jos.
Potter, with the Premises comprised in , the last lot, and
giving the same .a communication with Wade-street. The
Premips comprised in this lot, or part thereof, arc of Bur-
gage Tenure.
Lot 9.
.A Carden In Stow-'street, in the Occupation of
Aelon; and two Pieces of Arable Land, with a Barn and
Stable, in the Occupation of Thomas Smith.—This Lot is
held by Lease under the Subchanter and Vicars, for the
Term of at Years, commencing March s, 180 r, at the
annual reserved Rent of tL Bs, +A.' and. usually renewed
every seven Years. - • .
Lotto. Ti.vo.Pieces of excellent Pasture Land; with a
newly creacd Barn, situated at Boley, in the Occupation of ,
Sherratt, containing about 3 A. 2 R. as P. of which
tA, 2 It. are held by 'Lease of the said Subchanter and
Vicars, for the Term of 21 Years, commencing 29th oat,-
ber, 1797, at the annual reserved Radt of 145. and usually
renewed every seven Years.
Lot A Piece of Freehold Land at Boley, adjoining the
above Lot, in the occupation of the said Shemin,
and containing about, t A, I R. 23 P..-
Lot 12: A. Piece of Freeiiold Land, situate at. Collins:
Hill, in the Occupation of J . Aelon, containing 2A. 3R.
27 P„ . .
Lot 13. Ditto flitte, aA. 2 It. a 8 P.
Lot 54. Ditto ditto, 3A. o It. 2P.
Lot is:. Ditto ditto, 4A.2R. 32 P. •
These four last Lots die exonerated from the Land-Tax.
fr 2" ••Possession of the 'respective Premises may be had at
Laly Day, 1804, and printed Particulars had at the King's
Arms,' Tamworth ; the Crown, Burton-upon-Trent ; the
Angel, Atherstono ; Three Tuns, Sutton ; and Plans of the
Estates may he seen at Mr. Landers,Surveyor, Wishaw.
and at Mr.Attorticy, Lichfield. ;

D REGNANT LADIES, whose situation requires A,. temporary retirznient, and would wish to pm -serve
theiiiteputution and,Pla-raetrr from the base censure the
World, and ',resolve peace and concord among Relations and
Friends, And alleiiate the horrors of Concealed Pregnancy,
may be accoinmodated with a genteel Apartment to Lye- In,
agreeably to their circumstances; where Care, Tenderness,
fr Humanity, Honour, and Secrecy, have been the Basis of this
Concern tur many, Years, may ne relied on; her Infant put
out to Nurse, and humanely taken care of
Apply to Mr. White, Surgeon and Man-midwife; or Mrs.
4 certain and elieilual remedy to,remove
White, Midwife, No. 4, London-House. Yard, St. 'Paul's
aaCti Church-yard.;
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I,OST, on the sOth 'Of this Month, Saltford Inn, on
. Road front Brit,Ll ;o
ACOLD .WATCH, Carril trfni Jewelled
Baker's Name C;rant, Fteet-strcet, London. The Case
does.not, as is common, seNrate fiorn the Watch,
hut is at-
tached lo it tit, means of tti'a bli,os. There aX;OI4 Scat
hung to it by a Black aibbon, the cypher G. I antivest a Lion &Limp:lnt, on a red jasper; together with a Gold
Key.
WhL.ver has found Gt..: above, and wii bring it to No. 7
York-144ft, .Ciifton, .shall receive. Five Guineas Rey:v*7-
Watch.makers and yawn= ;rakers are requesled 1.. stop iti
-should it be olli:re„t for salt or.pawn, and the satne ;tew.:id
shall be givem .
30t;t tgo3.

NOTICE TO .DEBTORS ,\N!) CREDITORS.
THE PERSONS ta tylwin the lve Par;:lcrship
of DANIEL UICKES .id CHARLES lIICK:.•Si
both I te of the City of Bristol, Wine-ll:;,:pers, carrying.ott
Tra-le niKler tlic• Fret of Daniel HiAes and Spn; stand ta-
&bled, are -reqn.asted to deliver in their Accounts inunvli-
ately to me, tlt.it the,same may be adjusted and pid.—iktid
such Persons as are indebted to the said Estate are requested
to pay the same to '-
DANIEL
• . Sole Executor to Daniel Hickes, deccasede
igth April, 1863.

DANIEL HICKFS most.:reareelitilly infamt
the Friends of his late Father and Brother, that .ha cont''
Hues. Tradd.on his own 'Account, and solicits a coa-
tinuance of their Favours which it-shill be his endeavour to
deserve. by constant assiduity and punauality.
I lead of the Quay, Bristol. •

WORTHY the ATTENTION of THE AFFLICTED.

•TT is he; justice to your merit, that I .shotO c.
4. knowledge, in this public manner, the good elit lex
perieneed trout taking your valuable Medicines, the Votarai...d.
• Syrup-held Nervous Cordial:
I was afflicted for sever.l years with a violent Fi:otholle
Disordo;' as also with Deatie;.s in an alarming &vet...
could 'find tic) 'benefit fOr these .complaints,-altnough I V"
plied to ....tveral of the most' eininent or the Faculty, but '4%
perfettly•Cured by taking the tr;), Sire
)(Our ever grateful aril 1....iib1e Servant,
JOSEPH -A R:'llV, Farmer art.! Al:distal
•Hey bridge, near Malden, Esszx. -
Wm. SlaVxiltnor.cis,sitn'i'llnegtaiabr°rivi,e'
E IseX. •
.lay 27, ;Sox. ,
Dejr-S:r, Partsmo:th.
Me situation for many year; pat has been so trail` mt.
serable, that I have often wished Tor death to relieve..:
but have ‘‘.•hect in vain ! Owihg to juvenile indiscrerioo.
. a vice contracted at school. 12ton:sea under almost a tol'l
deprivation of sight ; my memory had lost its reunn,a
powers, and my other Fr:cult:es were' so inbch impaired, 11 •
I had little hopes, while my existence might be proloq.„"
being any thing else than a drone in the great -hive .01 .)"' •
• ciety.
_I had applied to a. number of eminent
whose prescriptions, instead of reliving, tended only'
I w to,_:t!
crease the malady, until, about fourteen months ince,"'
made acquainted with your two valuable A4cilichie:;,
-TANICAL SYRUP and NEi.t.YOUS CORDIAL, Val
after taking three botties, I for myself so much invigoraie".'
both corporally And mentally, iliac I could scarcely credit
tvidetme of my own senses.... -By two bottles nwic,
fobnd myself so. perfectly restcirc.a to health and, spirits'
_riot':
I feel iny.ll, I. I may be allowed the expression, ail
Unt et-another world. About.- ten ~months since L
and tits ce weeks a&or my wife pteseni.,l 1110 with a son, to, ill!
• great joy of inyStif and friends; %W, hada long time desp2irc"
of having rue tamily 113111C.refpettEtted,
Ir; Sir, yiiu think the publication of this rdiriarkable Nte
he a benefit to the comm.!'nity, and to young trim in
particular, yet* -arc pettedly.- at liberty to do so; rapt
and situation :rte makes it improper tor my name toapiga
at the bottom of Att advertisem:At a public paper ;
.how-
ever, I shall be in London about the meddle of next inoithi,
h woa I shall be happy to assure you with what respect
gratitude I am, Sir, Your much obliged humble Servaine
W. E. Royal
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iill:Atahneivioclyoluspi:jaoiuldse,RNesotora9,tAiviebiNweLvsotitieseti:7oi roaboid1!..11:71!
at rl. as. tis.6l. arid 55.-So. (duty ixcluded); rei;""ig°lla.
Co.'s, late Bacon, No. tso; Oxford-strixf, oppo.)iie SQL..
street ; No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 32.1, 14011itL"
Withers (late Cockell's) Medicine Warehouse, ,L.4,L;;;;;;
Strand, Tem•ole-Bie; Tutt'S Royal Es ; ry,
Perfumer to His. Majesty, No. 4r Pail-:Nall;. ;
Converot St: Paul's Chorcit-yard;Bolton's, Royal W;11;1. ti 4
Ching and Butler,- No. '4, Cheapsitie,•
Son, No. 3s, Haymarket ; Shasv's-• -Medicine 'W`IV"'
High-street. Borough,
,oppoite,,the. Southwark Balm ~,„.
Piikling's, No. 76,- Oxford-street, opposite the
Forbes, Druggist, No. 3a, Blackman-street, nosougiti,pl""
Bow-lane. - :3 tile
And to be had .of all the Booksellers and Printers ..
principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms.