The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-25 00:00:00

NUMBER 4351.]

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VAUXHALL.
Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
WA I.y.S.
MITTS PRE,SENT EVENING,' Aug. 25, will be a
GRAND CALAitrid BRILLIANT kIRE_WORKS.
admission Three.Shi'lings.

ARMY. . .
ANY LIEUTENANT of DRAGOONS desirotis
of pukhasing a TR OOP ina Light Dragoon Regiment
stationed in. England, is requested to math:), by Letter (post-
paid) to Captain 0. at Mr: Place's, Army Clothier, Charing_
dross:

Any CORNET desirous of purchasing a LI E UTEN AN 'V-
C," in a Light Dvagoon Regiment in England. may address as
above. .

MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,
And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery.

The First-dawn Ticket enr4led to
TE N" THOII S A N 0 ND S ;
MI other f'apital-Priz,i are atio.t.

PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will.
have the ~,),,,.. i unity of o.,taining all the Capital Prizes,
provided they iii.- iiase befoit. the Drawing commences,
which will he on t•ie 13th of .thaober. next. The Scheme
contains eq iial. Aovantages of
TWENTY THOUSAND ,POUND PRIZES, . •
TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,.
FIVE THOUSAND POUND. PRIZES, Sic. &c.
' To fr,fmer Lotterle, of double the Number of Tickets. •
Twenty Thqusarj Ticket; only, and no °the': State LOtteiy
to be drawn this Year. ..'
SCHEME.
blo: of Prizes. Value of each. • "Total Value.
3 ' ,Czciooo ... ..- .. .. £6o,oort
' 3 -
3 . 5,000 . .. - -.- 15,,000 .
S . 1 000 - . - - - 5,0c0
soo - - - - -4, 'co
2o - - - - - - - ioo -
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40
4,100 - 20 - . - - • 132,c00,

20,000 Tickets Zaoo,ooo
Tickets and Sliares are on Sale at every Lottery Othce.

Ticket - is 0
Half --io 2 o . Ei. 2it 6
Quarter - s 12. o Sixteenth - i 6 o

LESS TICK tyrs AND MORE PRIZES.
4, CORN it 9, Cl-LA i<ING-CROSS, LONDON.
rri BISH rt-spe&fully acquaints the Public, that
. the present LOTTERY contains the fewest Tickets
eiVelik.iown in a Lottery, and the rrioseCapital Prizes.
The last yo,oool. Prize, the laSt 20,0001. flank, and the
last to,o-001. Prize, ever shared, were all s•ild at the above
Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and C;,:inces, ale selling in
great variety, and where all outstanding Prizes are paying in
,full,, without any deduaion.
Cc'' Persons in the Country may he supplied, by. sending
their Orders, Post or Carriage paid, acccial,;:nied with good
Bills, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post- 0 ffic,. Al: rs. •
he Lottery begins the s 3th of .' • '

—HE IRISH 'LANEY -COMPANY hie con-
_l. signed by the late Ships from Belfast_ to then Agent,
•atr, O'BRIEN, the greatest part of their Summer Bleach,
which are superor in eolourta those finished in Winter.
Families and I ildividtials supplied ith si:tAle Pieces. Each.
Piece contains About 'a; yards;,is warranted' td" be of the best
fabric. and bleacheelon the grass, and the money returned if a
fault Appears. The Prices comfit-tree at aid per- yard, and
use id number proglessiwly up to. ics: per yard. -
Or Orders, by .pbst or otherwise, executed with punc.
tuality. . . 7- . :
No Article sold but I RISII LINEN,
.and not less than a
Piece.—Cash fog Bank of Ireland Notes: -
No. 4, Bloomsbury re„ near
Southattipton-street, leading to Holborn.-

C HAP E 13.1-- SiViA rru Cli C-H O'l2G A NTS..
BRODERIP and'. WILKINSON ileg' 1:43 ififormi,
the Nobility and Gentry..that they ye just finished
a remarkably handsome one, with a_Gothic.f ront-, for a small
Church in the-Country. The oirgati is made. to \Villa at
the back, by which means the.l'erson por-qc posed
to the audience, and tr,..?,rn not :.eing very large, may be oc-
casionally moved iota a priyafr hCtuse. i
Any Lathes or •Gentlemen to su.c.it, are requested
to'call at theirWaretoti`e. .'No..! 13 betSfeeh:
Friday the 2,4 t, and Wednesday the 27th, as after that it must.
be vickerl tp to ro info ISe-country • ' •

- :AAR A-1,11) i4A V Y*.:Q"', •
rirHE PATENT CAMP. BEDSTEADS, Furni-7
1.. tiireo,lattrasses, and tieddik coriviete, are very res pee-
tan y recmhrnended to Gentle rnen, as being tI le most p orta b 1 e
and superior any others made...in Lonchn ;. Marquees,
Teriti, tables- and Chaics, on irtilir..rid 'principles; Sea
Cots,--Solaßeds., and ,Chairs, tor.on.l3Oard Ship; Nlusquittu.
Nei 'Furniture, and. Patent lirass-se few ;'edsteads, tor Last
and West and F4reign.Claftiares.• at .. •
.MORG an..l SANDI".N.S.'s
Patent Etedstaad IV-anutaetnry and .I","artAtdoms, • •
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Nos. 16 and.-17, Catheri:,e-stieet,
Morgan and Sanders's •New-iiiveiti2d imperial Pining
ables, allowed to be thesmost carnplete and
.I...legant set .ot
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten inches diet). • , ,
N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair.Bcd Ware-
house.

The
T only Repository hi the- Ei'fish Empire where Comfort,
Ease, Durability.; Pleasantness, Economy, Utility, and. a
Saving of One Guinea in Three, are C6rnbined, in the init.-
chase of CO L LYEICs SI LK STOCKING-5: ?kith:COT
TON FEE L', No. :46, Fleet street...
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AMost Rich, Valuable, and. tletant .
at the following prices Ladies' and Gentlemeu's
stout and fine black, white, and coloured Chiaa Silk, from
r
. 6d. or three pair for a uinea, to superfine wia the most
fashionable clocks, tos. 6d.
N. B. To such of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry' who
have not made trial of their distinguished and invaluable ex-
cellencies, it may be proper more precisely:to state, .they 'are
far more comfortable, soft, 'and pleasant, intinitely'ruore,Att-
table, and-though every way equal, in richness, elegance, and
quality, are not more than two-thirds of the price of, those
with silk feet. • • - .