The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-22 00:00:00

STATE LOTTERY.

AZARD, BURNS,- and Co. Stock-Brokers,
. respeafully inform the Public that TICKETS and
SHARES for-the NE W STATE LOT FE RY, are now on
Sale at their Office_ . 0.93, Royal Exchange.
The r.Ottery consists of 2c,c00 Tickets numbered from
ip zo.ooo, do an entire new. Plan. The ::.;cherne contains
:Four Prizes 'et 2o,tto:S. Forty other Capitals, and no Prize
lower than 201. -
Alt to be DraWn the tith FEBRUARY Next.
In the late Ottober Lottery, No. 2.7, a Prize of zo,oool.
and 2,388, a Prize ot zioool. were both sold.in Shares at the
above Office.
Letters, post-paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis.

ALI—DRAWN 111 ONE DAY.
TBISH respedluiiy accplaints the Public, that
ithe W hole of the S FATE LOTTERY will lo:drawn
the 15tli FEBRUARY NEXT, in,OIL DAV, on an entire
New Plan. There are '20,000 Ticket's as usual, but num-
bered from No. z to. No. zo,cO'o, containing 44 Capitals, in
which are Four Prizes of 20,00oLicc. NO Prize in the Lot-
tery under Twenty Pounds.
TICK S and SHARES are s6lingsonSiderably cheaper
than last Lotter), at both of BI Sti't old•establishedolfices,
where, in the last Lottery. he sold in Shares,
No. 27 - - Class A. - zo.ocio
27 - . Class C. - zoocio
- Class I). - - Vouo
i,57Z . - Class D. - - 1,000
And s Prizes of 20,0001. and 30 other Capitals in 'the last
Tvirelve Months, which were all paid on Demand, at
CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

"
late Partner will the deceased Sir J.
J. 13ranscomh, returns- his grateful 'Thanks to those
Friends who have honoured him with their commands since
he commenced businest on his owtt account, at No. 2,
Cornhiit, hear the Nlansion-Ho'use, and tntbrrns them, that
his usual success has attended Purchasers at his fortunate
Office, having, since that period, sold Nine Capitals, includ-
ing No. 2,763., in Sixteen Sixteenths, the last and only soool.
!'rite shared in the state Lottery • --he, with confidence, re.
commends the present of the State Lottery, to be
drawn in One Day, February Is, and wishes his Friends to
notice the undermentioned ihducentents:—The Tickets are
cheaper—There is the usual amount of 'Prize Money— More
Capital Prizes—No Prize less than 2-al.—Twenty Thousand
tlitt&ent Numbers, ani 2,3, or 4 Tickets of diadem Num-
bers may gain as many Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes.
Tickets and Sh-s,-es on Sale by EYTON, Conthill,'
near the Mansion-House.

THE LATE RICHARD HENRY BEAUMONT, ESQ.
ALL Persons 1 having. any claims or demands on
the Estate or fleets of RICHARD HENRY BEA U-
MONT , late of Whitley-hall, in the County of York, Esq.
deceased, are desired immediately to transmit "a particular
aectsunt thereof, with the nature of their securities (if any)
to Elihabeth, the wife of tieutenant-General George Ber-
nard, of Ileton- Lodge, in the sari County, sole Executrix,
named anti appointed in and by the Last Will anti Testament
of the said Richard Henry Beaumont. And all Persons who
;land indebted to the said Richard Henry Beaumont, at the
'time of his death, are required fortlivith to pay.their respec-
tive debts to the said Executrix.

WARWICKSHIRE.
•PALEofthe WHITE LION IN N,STRATFORI) UPON
AVON, •belonging to Mr. WI LLIAM BAKKE, who
declining the Publi%: Business.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
• ALL that long-established and highly respectable
INN, the WHITE LION, at Stratford upon Avon,
tadith the Stablei, Coach-howes, Buildings, and Out-offices
to the same belonging; universally known and frequetited by
the Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, being situated on the great Irish Road
from Holyhead to London, through Shrewsbury, Binning-
- ham, Stratford upon Arco, and Oxford.
In the front at the House is a large Kitchen garden, corn.
prising nearly Two Acres of Laud in the nighest Cultivation;
also a large Bowling-grcen, conialning One Acre ; and ad.
joining thereto are upwards of Eight Acres of Capital Grass.
Land ; all, or any part of which, will be Sold with the lon,
as a Purchaser may think proper.
A Specification of the Property, with other p articulars ,
snay be obtained by a personal application at the Offices of
Messrs. 1-lunt and Hobbes, Solicitors, Stratford upon Avob,
and of Messrs.-Meyrick and Bruderip, Solicitors, Red Lion.
square, London, with whom Plans of the Buildingt and Pte.
thises are deposited for inspettion.
Immediate possession may be had, and to treat for the pur-
chase, apply to Messrs. Bar ice, the Proprietbr, or to Messrs.
Hunt and Hobbes.
N •B. For the accommodation of the Purchaser, a certain
proportion of-the Purchase-mouey way remain on security of
the Premises.

A CERTAIN DISORDER.
DK. FREEMAN'S GU•PTA SALUTARIS.
THE value of this infallible Medicine has been
so long proved, -that nothing of the present day can
bear, a competition. with it, in all the ciarerent stages of a
Certain Disease, which it elledually cures, and eradicates
from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and ex-
posure that attends Salivation, without debilitating the Con-
stitution in any degree, or even requiring confinetrent from
business, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these •
inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro-
bation, for more than tinny years. In all thedebility of both
Sexes they prove a never-tailing R6torative, whether the
!debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by illicit
pleasures, or the etleas of a warm climate. .To Travellers,
and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too
sttosigly, a.they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete
cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that
afieds the Bladder and Organs of Urine, 13y its efficacy
trimly Women have become Mothers, who All' many years had
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap-
side, corner of Paternoster row ; I3elam and Sharp, Ports-
mouth; Weston, Mallory, loves, and Al putt, Portsea ;
Cargil, Smith; Scott, and Manderstone, Edinburgh ; Peck
and Ross, Hull i-loxland and ileydon, Plymouth; Knott
and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Bil huge and Lathbury, Liverpool ;
Staines and Lynch, Manchester ' • Trewman, • tlxeter ; Bax-
ter, Glasgow ; and retail by most Country Medicine venders,
lapttles as. 9d, each, with ample diredions.

NEW MUSIC.
TRANSFORMATION; or; LOVE and LAW. .
On Monday next will be publishedb
By Skillern and Co. No. 25, Greek-street, So
The ebtee following gongs in the above favouriteMusical
Farce, now performing at the Lyceurn,-:-
THE TEAR of LOVE; (a Ballad) Sung by
Miss KELLY.
The-TRUNK MAKER; Sung by Mr. KNIGHT. And
MANAGER STRUT; Sung by Mr. MATHEWS.
Oompo,ed by Mr. CONDEL L.
rf The above Songs are publishedsingly, at is. 6d each,
and to be had at all Music Shops.,

On the ist January, 'Sri, will be published,
By R. Ackermann, Jot, Strand, and may be had of all the
ilooksellers in the United Kingdom,
No. XXV. of that-highly interesting Periodical Wink,
-T" REI/OSITORY of ARTS, SCIENCES,
FASHIONS, MANUFACTURES, &c. containing
five beautiful coloud Plates, also real patterns of Blitisir
ManUladures; besides the usual variety of Original Literary
Matter, and Scientific, and other useful Infinmatioit
On the same day will be published,
The Supplement to the fourth Volume er the Reposi-
tory. Among the interesting contents ot whith, are an ele-
gant Frontispiece, and a highly finished Portrait ot the pre-
sent Empress of France, price 45.

CO.LUMBANUS AD kiIIsERNUS No. It. ,
This Day was published, price 75. 6d. in boards,
ri3OLUMBANUS's Second Letter., witti Part 1.
of an lIISTORICAL ADDRESS on the Calamities
occasioned by Foreign influence, in the nonnuation of Bi-
shops to Irish Sees.
By the Rev. C. Q'CONOR, U.U.
Sold by Seeley, Fleet-street ; Payne, Pall-mall ; and
Egerton, Charing-cross, London ; and by Gilbert and
Hodges, Dublin.
N.B. A Few Copies of Columbanus's Second Letter are
primed separate, price as. 6d.

AlsOi-just published, price ss.
Columbanus, No. I l I: or, a Letter to Owen O'Conor, Esq.
on the Liberties of the rish Church, with a Fac Simile of
the most ancient M. S. now extant in Irish characters.

This Day was published,
A Second Edition, with the Appendix considerably enlarged,
and a.General Index, handsomely printed in Two large
Volumes, Odtavo, price, in tibards, it.

AN H iSTORICA L VIE Wof the RISE and PRO-
CRESS of 11s1 FIDELITY ; with a Refutation of
its Principles and Reasoning; in a Series of Sermons,
preached for the Leaure founded by the Hon. Robert. 8,,y le,
in the Parish Church of St. Mary le Bow, from the year
1802, to the year 18os.
By WILLIAM VAN MILDERT, M.A.
Reaor of St. Mary le Bow. and Vicar of Farninghirn; in

Kent.

Printed for F. C._ and J. Rivington, No. 6z! St. Paul's
Church-yard ; sold also by J. White, Fleet-street . 1.
Flatchard, Piccadilly ; Cooke, Oxford ; and Deighto.., Cam.
bridge.
The A ppendix, with the Index, may be had separately to
complete the First Edition, price 45.