The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-26 00:00:00

l's;ts,v LoTTiivv,

SWIFTS.
and Co.. - No. 11, Poultry, solicit tin:.
Attention •-of the PubhC to the .Scheni. or the. NEW
STATE LOTTERY, which will hegn Dtawing on the
J.2th of Miy. It co- ,rains- only 2s,eo, Tickets instead of
30,000, usual at this period of tile Y:.,,r„ all4i will be found
more 4dvantergewis for Ativentorers than the Sat tiles of the
Late Lotteries, having tipwar.l, of One Thonsarld Prizes more
than the lest, and One Hundred and Seventeen Prizes more
.than the preceding May Lottery, which. consisted of 30,0,:o
TLlcets. The highest VrIV.: is 25,0001. and the lowest 211.
schemes at large grads. •

•
ARNIYAND NAVY EQUII'AGE.•
MITE PATENT. CAMP BEDSTEADS, Fqrar
tore, Mamases, and Ileachrig complete, are very respect
tUlly.recotrunended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable
and superior to. .any..others-'ma4 in London ; .MarqueeS,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on Unproved principles;. Sea
'Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for.on Board Ship; Mustinitto
Net Furniture, -and Patent Brass.serew' Bedsteads, for Last
watt. West I iidies,.and all Foreign Climates; at
• ' MORGAN' awl SAND'ERS's
Patent Bedstead Manufadory and Ware-Rooms, ,
Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine...street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's Nero-invented. Imperial Dining
lifbles, allowed' to be the most eoniplete and Flegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N. B. • The. Fashionable Sofa-Bed. and Chair-Bed Ware.

ELEGANCE IN DRESS.
4. N consequence of the geneial Complints against
the A rticles.composed of Cotton and Silk, from their ha-
ility cvase upon the•smallest pressure. ARCH ER and
14AuGH lON, Manufadurcrs and Mercers to the Royal
'Family, in compliatiee with the recommendation of several
4.adies of distinguished taste and fashion, have invented the.
'Poplin Lustre, which. ni,iteS the much desired qualities of
4,erfett softness, durability, and elegance: it likewise coin.
Tletcly obviates the'evil moo:aired of in the former Article,
=no-that they can warrant it Will not crease inn the longest wear:
.A. and 11. respecttully solicit the attention of the Nobility
•and Cent ry to this Neo., Specimen of their Nlanufaaory, as
well as to the remainder of their- Steck, comprisins Poplins,
Tabinets,-Italian and Silk Sarsenets, and every Article in
4 'ne .Iqourktink The. whole includes all the Novelties
in Dress which have been produced ih the course of the Sea-
son. ' • •
No. S, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden.
This Day was published, in Three Volunaes, 04Iavo, , • •
,NOTES on the Ix IST INDIES ; written dur-
ing the ENi•editirm under the Command of tr)c late
Cemial Sir Ralph Ahercrornby ; including Observations on
the Island of Barbadoes, and the Sett lements.captured by the
British Troops upon the Coast of Guianal likewise Remark s
relating to the Creoles and Slaves of the WeStern'
and the Indians of South America; witk Occasional' (-lints
regarding the Seasoning or YelloW'FeVer of Hot Climates.
By G EOM.; E VII%4E:KARL). M.D. -
Of the Royal College of Physicians, Deputy Inspe6lor Ce-
ntral of Hospitals pi His Majesty'sif oroes, and Phyiician
to the BlOpinsbutyi Qts.pensator) . . ,
Printed fol. Longman, Hurst, Kees, and 'Ohne, 17ternoi.
'ter-row.