The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-03 00:00:00

THE NEW STATE LOTTERY,

WHICH BEGINS DitAVVIN JANUARY
13th, 1807, contains
z Prizes of 430,000 - - are . . ,4760,c00
2 - - - - 20,000 . . . - . . 40,000
2 .. . - . lo,ocao - ..., .. - . 20,000
3 - - - - 50y0 - . - _ - . 15,000
- - 1000
500
100 - 20-o
50
20

20 .

40- -
vac)
-

35,000 Tickets

,C 250,000

Capitals Determinable :
First-driwn Ticket, tst bay zo,ooo
Ditto - - - 3d Day to,ooo
Ditto - -
.6111 Day . 30,0z0

Ditto - -

- Cast D -
PRICE.

5,000

Ticket
Half - kto a o F.ightli- - 1;2 it 6 •
Quarter - - 5 2 o I Sixteenth - 6 o
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country.
** The above immense CAPITAL PRIZES are thc
dgreat*est, in 'a Scheme of so few Tickets, ever presented in
the annals of Lottery Adventure. This lila is indisputable.
Eut the Votaries of Fortune, to participate of such übore-
-cedented opulence, must be on the alert, as the DrAing
commences so early as the' 33th of plumy next.

CORNHILL, S 2, CHARING-CROSS, and ST.
MARGAREVs HILL, BOROUt,H.
HORNSBY and Co.• respeEtfully acquaint the'
Public, that. Tickets and Shares for the STATE
I.OTTERY to be drawn in January next, are now on sale.
On perusal of the Scheme it will be found to contain Prizes
of great mapitude, particularly Two of 30,00Q1. which have
not been introduced for many Lotteries. HORNSBY
and Co.'s was the first Office that sold two of these Grand
;Prizes.

- 30,000
2o,c:oo
50eo
1000
- 500

GRAND SCHEME.
2 Prizes o
a

&c. &c. Src.

4 I

S"FT and Co. No. 1.1, Poultry, 'and No. 12,i
Charing-cross, have oil Sale the Tickets and Shares oti
the Acive State Lottery, whkh begins Drawing on the lithl
-of lan. 147:
In the last Lottery, No. 7157, a Prize of 1,,0001. No.
2004, a Prize of 10001. and- No. 7.179, a Prize of seol. weir
.4.ll,l,shared, sold, and (qiiteced,--at Swtit and CO.'a OitiCtl4'

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MR. PINKERTON's MODERN GEOGRAPHY.

NEW- EDITION,
In the course fit December will be published,
In Three large Volumes Quarto, with numerous Maps drawn
under the diretlion of the Author, with the latest lin-
provernents.ot Arrowsmith, and engraved in a new manner
by Lowry, forming an universal anodein Atlas,
A new Edition, greatly enlarged,
Vol. I. containing Europe, Vol. 11. Asia, Vol. 111. Arne-
. rica and Africa, of
MMODERN GEOGRAPHY a Description of
. thelrripires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies • with
the Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in all parts of the World : in.
eluding the most recent Discoveries am! political Altera-
tions. Digested on a new Plan • -
By JOHN PINKERTON.'•
The Astronomical Introduction by the Rev. S. Vince,
A.M. -F. R.S. and Plumian ProlesSor of AStronomy and Ex-
perimental Philosophy in the University of Cambridge. -To
the whole is added a Catalogue of the best Maps and Books
of Travels, in all Lauguages, and an ample Index.
The Extension of the Work to Three large Volumes
has enabled the Author to give to its several parts a juster
proportion and greater harmony than in the former Edition ;
.-and in. consequence .of the foreign Editions having excited
the attention. of Statesmen as well as Men of I.etters, he
Chas received-so much valuable 'Assistance, that scarcely a
Qcauntry can be named, on which new luformation has not
• been given, derived from some distinguished Native orscien- .
tific Traveller. During the ,uthor's late residence in Paris,
he procured many scarce Works, the want of which he had
before regretted, and the most recent Spanish Materials con-
cerning their• Colonies in North and South America. Hence
the .AccOunt .of New Spain, of the three Vice-royalties in
Sou ti America, of Chili, and the Government of caraccas,
will be found to contain much new, authentic, and' import-
ant Information.' The Description of the United States has
also been greatly improved and enlarged from the most au-
, thaltic.M4terials.; and that of time West Indies extended as
their importance to this Country required. Five new Maps,
too, are added of the various Sub;livisions of South America.
Mr. Aikm leas carefully revised the Botanical Part through-
but. Pr. Shaw has added Zoological Remarks at the End
or • e..cO:Volume; and every cutout' liar been used to render
the Work as complete as.possible.
Prided fur T. Catlett and W. 1).1,71e5, Strand ; and Long-
man, Hurst, Rees, and 0 rrn:.,• atemoster - row.
Of whom may be had-, by the same Author,
A Manual for the use of unlearned Persons in Reading the
.Psahis, as printed in the Comthou Prayer Book ekplain-
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