The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-29 00:00:00

LOTTEMES, zBor.
The Irish 'begins drawing the 16th November •
next, and- the English the. 'Sd df March 180 z.
Note—The tickets in both Lotteries will be
higher before the time of drawing.
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and
Sixteenths' Shares (duly stamped, ptirsuant ro,mt
of Parliament), are sold and. registered by Mr.
NICHOtSON, at his State Lottery-Office, No. 16,
'Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England,
where all bUsiness relative to Lotteries, or the Pub-
lic FUnds, is faithfully transaaed.
The-following is a Numerical List of the Capital
Prizes lately Sold and Shared at this Office, viz.
No, .5499 - - Z. 10,000, No. 23481 - - .20,000
7785 - - - 241,000 25565 - - 5,003
9063 - le , 000 28322 - 20,000
14777 • 5,000 30875 5,000
17025 - - 10,000 42700 - - - xO,OOO
17049 - - - - 10,000 43978 - - - .5,000
19004 - - 40,000 44014 - - - 29,000
- 19896 - 5,000 , 4667(6 - io,ooo
23339 - - - 5,000 • 52603 - - 10,000
Besides many of 20001.•'10001. and 5001. each.

Money for the Prizes as soon as drawn.—Schemes
gratis. Orders froafthe Country (post-paid) duly
attended to—,

In Fortune's Grammatical Institutes, even those
tip-top qualities of Wit, Genius, Industry, Capacity
and Experience, are all merely Noun Adjectives,
unless GOOD FORTUNE, by a happy and effeetive
conjunction with OPPORTUNITY, backed by their
requisite co-aids, Di LI G EN G E and DISPATCH (which
never leave things to be done To-morrow),make those
Noun Adjeftives Noun Substantives, that is, gives
them substantiality, and makes in reality Something
of them : To this desirable end the GOI:DEN RULE
of speedy execution eminently applies, and, in no
case, more advantageously, than by securing a
LOTTERY TICKET, and at once, in a fortunate hour
ascertaining its true produtl, a beneficial 'chance of
a Capital Prize--WIN GOLD and WEAR IT !

Although Dr. John Hunter, and many other
Medical Men, have treated masterly on Venereal.
Complaints, yet they all follow
,the steps of their
predecessors : Mercury—Merury, is still their
grand climaleric ! and which, notwithstanding all
its alledged improvements aril combinations, is
Mercury nevertheless ! ! It sf.ll. then remains to
apply a proper, safe, and effeual substitute for
Mercury. To discover it is -needless—" • there' is
nothing new under the sun." Nappy for this Coun- -
try such a one has been long since used in an exten.
sive private praaice, and •in a Multiplicity of in-
stances found to be a sovereign, a safe, -a speedy,
and effeetual 'remedy for every species of venereal
taint, from a Gonorrhoea to a confirmed -Syphilis, as
well •as for all " disorders originating'from a de
praved habit or affedicins of the skin."* This Me-
dicine is known by the name of the Arurt-ImpETl-
ot N ES. It is the best substitute ever discovered for
that dangerous mineral, Mercury ; it- sweetens the.
blood, and stimulates it to expel all noxious and
impure . juices, giving strength and tone to the _
nerves, enliveningand invigorating at one and the
same time both body and mind. For scorbcitic, cu-
taneous eruptions, .dry or wet leprosy, the Anti-
Impetiines certainly claims a pre-eminence over all
other 'Medicines, being decidedly adapted -for the
speedy removal of these complaints, -and will' not
only clear the skin, but heal all old sores and ulcers
of ever so long standing. It may be had in half.'
guinea bottles of the general Venders of Patent and
Public Medicines in Town and Country, with copi-
ous Diredibns.
'ln disorders, where salivation by. Mercury has re-
peatedly failed, when no other remedy could restore
the unhappy sufferer to ..that health he unfortunately.
lost, this Medicine has invariably proved effedual.

* Vide Culle.i's Pralice of Physic, No. 1737.