The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-28 00:00:00

ENGLISH SyATF. IfITTERY,

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egins Drawing 4th April. 1503..
Note.—The Capital Prizes in this Lottery are not fixed to
be drawn.upon any particular Day, and the lowest Prizes
are 201. each.
SCHEME.

No: of Prizes. Valtie.ot each. Total Value.
of - ,C. 20,000 is - ,C. So,coo
3 •-, '— in,(300 --3,,000
3 -- Soon 15.000
3 - soon ---Ova°
And 12,59; otheePrize%. front 10001. to 20i.
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THE TICKETS, Halves,..Quarters,. Eighths,
.11.. - and Sixteenth Shares, stamped pursuant to Aet of Par-
Hanka, are selling on the lowest retina by Mr. N IC NO L-
SO N, at his Licensed State Lottery Office, No. 16, Corn-
hill, London, . where, last year, were sold and shared,
No: 17,993, 20,0001. 11l Sixteen Shares; No. 20,135, soool.
in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenth Shares;
1•10..2•30911, 2,ei01. in a Whole Ticket ; No. ti4sS, 5301. in
two Quarters, two Eighths, and four Sixteenth Shares; and
in the Inc Lotteries, tine of ao,pol. each ; eight of ro,oaol.
each, and seven of.pool. ; besides ritany of ;wool. toool.
and soot. each. , .. .
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THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOI"I'ERY,
Consisting of 44,000 Ti..k.ets'.-I'p begin Drawing, .April 4,
0303.
GRAND SCHEME.
• No. of Prizes. Value Of tut‘li. Total Value.
- 4 Prim of k.7.0,c,-,0 is 4%80,090
-., 3 10,000 33,000 •
3 -- 5,000 li,mo
3 . 2,voe -- 01,Q00
i 1,0;;o 5,000
30 —. IQO 3000
03 • So 3,000
12,500 . ' -- So .-.., 2Sott.oo

44,0e0 Tickets. - tC• -392,000
elf" This Scheme differi froM all others tor many years
past, in the circumstance of not having any Prizes fixed for
particular days.
wiFT and Co.. No. tz, Poultry, are, appointed
by Government to sell the Tickets and Shahs of the
above Lottery. This. Office (established in the year 1759)
has been fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, Till
TEEN of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lot-
teries, and some of them divided into many Shares. .
The Prizes of the November Lottery being now payable
in full, SW I FT and Co. recommend an early application to
persons who wish to exchange them for Shares of the pre-
sent Lottery, which will certainly advance in price as the
Drawing approaches.

MAPLE HAY, near LICHFIELD.
TO BE LETT, from the zgth of M.irch, t 803,
for five years certain, and for a longer term condition-
ally, 'a. new well-built, handsome WI LTA, of brick and
stone, with Westmoreland slate, containing a considerable
number of cOnvenient Rooms, one of them as feet 9 inches,
by IS feet 3 inchn, and near 16 teat high; a large walled
Garden, well planted, Shrubbery adjoining, excellent Sta-
bling, Fold-yard, and ample and convenient Qut.buildings ;
the Situation thy and beautiful, overlooking the City of
Lichfield, distant one mile and a half, and in view of Hynst-
hills, Hopwas-Hax, Swinson,' Freford, Aldershaw, Ste. ion
the brow or hanging Lawn of aS Acres, skirted alt its length
by a river-like %%tater and Fishery, with Pxiitations; and all
or part of tat) Acres more, .of good Pasture and,Meadow,
chiefly lying all round the House, with Sporting over the
extensive surrounding Manor of Pipe.
A l'ersm in.tha House will 'thew a Plan of the whole ;
and any orie'a fter view, and not otherwise (description by
letter giving much trouble, without afrording aril Adequate
idea), may treat with S. Pipe Wolferstan, Esq. near Tam-
worth, about to intles from the spot ; qr with Messrs. J .
Bishton, jura. and Co, at Kiltall, Agar shrovshiu.

By ORDER of the EXtCUTORS of Mrs. BRUEREk
Deceased, on the Premises, &3 Hastsbourne Cnttiti,,e; oti
Monday the lath Dav of March, Itio3, and k 1 ht following
Days (Sunday excepted),
riOMPRISING Fottr„.pos; find Field Bedsteads,
114„." with India Chintz, anti Corded 'Whim. Fimiltures,
prime seasoned Goose loather-beds and excelltet Bedding,
yvell finished Cabinet-work, in Dining, Card, Pernbrot,:,
and Dressing 'Cables, excellent Wardrobes, Chests of Dra‘v.
ers, Secretary and Bookcases. Dining...room, Parlour,- hrid
Chamber Chairs, Sofas, large Glasses IV/Lifters, a rittent
Grand Piattb Forte, about 3oQo Ounces of Modern Plate';
Time=pieces, Gold Stop, and Repeating Watches ; variety
of Gold Ornaments and le.wels ; .a.SeleiEtion of Bc.os, by
the most esteemed Authors, many, Of whieh are sc3ree ari4
valuable, in splendid Bindings ' • near ado Volumes of .Ala
including the Works or ilinittel;• India, French, and Deioy.
shire China; about Pieces of India Long«cloths and
Mullins ; valuable We .rang A.paiel ; near aoo DoACtI -tine
Old .Madeira, Port, anti other Wines; 15 large Orange old
Lemon Trees ; variety of other G roan-house Plants ; an els-
gant l'ost Chariot, Phaeton, a Chaise Horse, a clever Ilactt.
ney, Cart Harses Carts, Corn, Hay, Cows, 'Heifers, rips
&c. acc.. •
Catalogues will be published ten days preceding the Sale,
at One Shilling each, which will be returned to Purchasers,,
and may be had at Messrs., Kent and Mears, • Soticitors.
Clitibrd's-Inn ;-,Mr. Evans, 'Bookseller, ; Mr.
Dwerrilhouse, Wateh-inaker, ficrkeky-square ; the, King's
Arms, Oxford-streer, ittiti do. 7, Ltidgate•-strect, the,
;
Abercorn Arms,_ Staurnore; .14.ixt.Lion, Barnet; Woolpack,
St. Alban's; White Horse, Uxbridge; Castle, Windsor; ma
the Premises; and of .Mr. Waters, %Vatterd, Herts.
May be. viewed with Catalogues only, on Thursday, Fri-
day, and Saturday. preceding.the Sale, from ten till three.

COUNTY OF BERKS,
In the most pleasant part of WINDSOR FOIVE ST.
TO BE SOLD, with immediate Possession,
THE LEASE of a neat VILLA, in the true
Cottage Style, but possessestill the Comforts and Ac..,
coffin-iodations equal to a Islansion, and has always been oc-
cupied by Families of Respedability ; comprising a substan-
tial Brick. and -Sashed- Dwelling House, with Offices coma
plete. 'A Five-stall Stable, double Coach-house, with. a
Room and Lott over. • Behind the Stables and Coach-houses
is a snug Farm-yard; with a Cow-house, Standing for two
Horses, • Sheds for Carts, Piggery, and Poultry. On the side
next the Offices. detached is a Wash, Brew, and Bake-house,
with Coppers belonging to the Premises. ~In the Yard is a
large Shed divided, for the use of Materials, Wood, Peat,
Turf, tkc. Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden, fully planttd
anti cropped, with Melon-pit, C;reen-house, Gardener's
Room, !old a pleasing Gravel Walk, the -Borders sinsidarlit
planted with flowering
_Shrubs and Evergreens, now in high
perfection; together with an Orchard of the best choice of
Trees ;.:iand three beautiful Meadows encircle the
.whole,
ablut Sxteen Acres, well fenced and watered. -
The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for the Purity of
the,Air, being within two miles of the celebrated Suninehill
Wells, the verge of the Forest, only four miles from Whad-
tor, on the Reading • Forest Road, near the Royal ita
Hounds, His Majesty's new rides, the. Parks, and the vicinity
of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be.equalleti twenty
tour miles from the Metropolis. . •
N. B. There are Seven Years unexpired of the- Lease at
Lady-Day next, ilioa ; the Rent is low, and the Taxes eitri.
Terms and Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. 163, Picca..
dilly. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat
.furniture, which is as good as new, 'lit a fair value. -