The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

• PRIZES INCREASEV—BLANKS DECREASED—AND
PRICF. REDUCED ! 1
_T. BNB' • • -
AS great -satisfaction in recommendin. the
-ILA. NEW YEAR'S LOTTERIES to the notice of his best
Friends, the 'Public, as they Kill find the Scheme contains
NINE PRIZES of 21,0001. Consols and Money.
Not Two Blanks to a •Prize.
• Lowest• Prize 191. Money.
Double the number of Prizes there usually have been.
Price of the Tickets reduced.
Three .21,0001. at least, must be-drawn First Day..
Three more 21,0001. may be drawn First Day.
One Ticket may gain Two 41,0001, 23d This Month.
63,0001. in first Five Minutes must be drawn First Day.
Every Ticket now on sale must be drawn First Day.
Not half the number of Blanks there usually has been.
The Drawing commences on the Day when Parliament.meet,
23D THIS MONTH, •
(JANUARY.)
And before the King's Speech can be announced from the
Throne, at least 63,0001. must he determined, as there are
Three Prizes of 21,0001. arranged so ac to be drawn in the:
first Five Minutes !
TICKETS and SHARES are selling by BISFI,S!ock-broker,
4, COItNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, London-; and
by his Agents in the Country, wilco sold in the very last Lot•
tery Contraet, (just finished)
1483 ' - in Nine Shares - £20,090 ! !
3242 - in Fire Shares - 21,050 ! ! !
3645 - Whole Ticket f. _lO,OOO
Besides several minor Capitals, too MITI/OTOIIS for insertion.
***The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against 13151-FS
Office, 4, Cornbill, by which the Public may see the -flue-,
Nations. .

STOCK BROKER,, 42, gornhili,
is 4 and Lombard Street, begs leave to remind his Friends
the Public, the State Lottery begins Drawing on the 23d
January, the Scheme is unprecedented, theft being 9 Prizes
of 21.,n001, Consols and Money, and not 2 Blanks to a Prize.
—The Public are also respectfully informed, at present.
Two Tickets of Ond Number may be had; by which the
Holder may be entitled to the immense sum of 42,0001.1
EXTON has a great variety of Tickets and. Shares on sale,
and intreats his Friends to be early in their purchases, the
demand being so great'he has not the least doubt there will
be a scarcity before the Drawing commences.

SALE OF ESTATES.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

VA LUAB LE and COMPAC'. ' REEH OLD. - GRAZING
FARM, en a beautiful and-14111y cultivated part of the
County of Kent, within 33 miles of London ; also, a small
FREEHOLD ESTATE; by order of the Executors of Mr.
Hence Saxby.—By Mr. BURRELL, at Garraway's, on
Tuesday, 23d instant, in Two Lots,
Lot 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD FARM,
called BASSETS, situate in the Parishes of
Cowden and Chiddingstone, within seven miles of Tunbridge
Wells, and five of Edenhridge, on the Westerhani-road, con-
sisting of 171 acres of rich meadow, pasture, arable, hop, ind
wood land, With a good farm house, two excellent cottages,
three barns, stables. granary, hop kilns, and other coneenient
buildings; is remarkably well timbered, and lies on the sides
of two hills, with streams of water running through it, and is
nearly surrounded by good roads; now in the occupation of
Mr. Ray, a respectable and unexceptionable tenant, at 2i 01.
per annum.--Lot 27-39 a. IR. 30y. of Freehold Land, situate
in and adjoining the village Of Cowden, with farm house and
convenient out-hulldingt, now in the occupation of Mr. John
Saxby, . .
May be viewed 14 days preceding the sale, by leave of the
tenants, when particulars may be had ; at the Crown Inn, Se-
venoaks ; Rose •and Crown, Tonbridge; Sussex Arms, Ton-
bridge Wells ; .Leicester Arms, Penhurst ; Star, Maidstone;
King's Arws, Westerham ; Bell, Bromley ; at the place of
sale; and of Mr. Burrell,- 5, Throgmorton•stieet.
•

SMALL COMPACT, and very DESIRABLE 'FREEHOLD
ESTATES, in a beautiful and highly. respectable part of
The County of Kent, 55 miles from London.—By M r.
13CR-
RELL; at Garraway's, on Tuesday, 3an, 43, in Two Lots,
by direction of the Executors of Mr. George Feldwick,
deceased,
Lot 1.4 Valuable FREEHOLD FARM,
called .GROVEHURST, situate near Miods-
gate and Pembury-green, adjoining the 'turnpike road from
London to Hastings, five col esf rom Tontiridge-town, and trio
tulles and a half from the Wells; comprising a Farm House
and necessary out-4uildingi, and abbot 90 Acres of excellent
Land.—Lot 2, "Dko undivided Third Parts.of a FREEHOLD
ESTATE adjoining the abuse; consist ing -of a Messmage, in
two Dwellings, with :out-buildings, and 39 Acres of good
Land, in a higb state of cultivation : and the Estates' possess
the advantage of a most healthy situat►on, and some very de-
sirable spots to build on.
May be viewed ►4 days preceding the sale, when particu-
lars may he had at the. Camden Arras, Pembury-green ; of
Messrs. Lingard and Carnell, solieitors,Tonbridge Tow❑ ; of
Mr. Thos. Mercer,.. Land surveyor, and at the Rose mid
Crown at the saint place; the Sussei Arms, Tonbridge
Wells ; Crown. Sevenoaks; Star, Maidstone ; at LlOyd's and
Garraway's Coffee Houses ; and of Mr. Burrell; 3, Throgiuor-
ton-street.

VALUABLE LIVE and DEAD FAIiM ING STOCK -
UTENSILS anti IMPLEMENTS, at JiATTEL ABBEY,
SUSSEX.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

........... ........ ....., _,__ ,
lly Mr. WILLOCK, on the...
Preinises, on.THURSDAY, the
Iltli of January, and following Days,. at Eleven o'Cloch,.
Tilt Large and very Valuable' FARM-'
ING STOCK, and a variety of EFTECTS'at .11ATTEL:
ABBEY and at DOWN 11:111N FARM, contiguous to the
Town of Battel, between, Itobertsbridge and Hastings, in the
Count: of Sussex, consisting of fourtsen Curt-horses, Saddle-
horses, Colts, and Ponies, seven Sheet CoWs, two other Cows,
seven Heifers, and Yearlingtalves, two Sheet Polk, ten Oxen,
three hondred.Slicep and Lainhs, zrailoar, two Sows, and se-
venteen Store Pigs,, a.great noinber of Peacocks an-I Hens-
Turkies, Geese, Ducks, Poultry, andPigeOns, fifteen brace of
most beautiful Oriental Pheasants, .-a huneired mud thirty tons'
of fine well*got Meadow 113 y, fifteen tons of Clover Hay, se-
veral stacks of Wheat,. Parley, :and Oats, tweiitY:sylar- .
Errs of Thrashed Wheat,'llarley; anirl3eans, three Wag-
gons; seven Carts; a Fish-Van, .Titor-Carritsge, .Market-;
Cart, Stag-Cart, and Dog-iCar,t, Ploughs, Harrows, Itol-i
lers, a great 'quantity 'of Harness', 'I Iten3ils, and Imiile-.
Meats, a'Proitotion of nt4'SaddlA, Bridles, Slit's; ,Stierops,:
Girths, Horse. Cloths,.. &c., ..a capital Cylinder Fire-Em stir,
Old. Iron, Lead, Timber, 4',:c.
To be viewed On M‘itiday, the ftti of'. Annuitry, and till the:
Sale, when Vatalogul4 tint ' re had of Mr: Spray, ..the'Pai:llll%.
on the preiiis!s; :st the George. inns,zst.Pattel.,;ll,obcrt.ibrislge.
:dewl
and Bye ; :dew tsn at Winclielsea; Castle at 1-fistint.;:e ; Kew.
Inn,' at Peee:ll,E;y-; assa—Lf Mt..' Wilk/a, N0.'25,' LiOldien:
kstrtr4i, Lan4l4n; '