The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-29 00:00:00

2.5,000 Tickets

k 250,000

Capitals Deteranable .
First.drawri Ticket, tst Day - ,Co,ocut
Ditto • - - 3d Day - -io.ooo
Ditto - - - cal Day - - 30,0c0..
Ditto - - - Last Day . , 5,9p0
PRICE.' ..
Ticket --
Half - TO 2 o•I ighth - - ,£2 t t 6
Quarter - - 52 o 1 SlXte6itil - t 6 o
TI (2)(ETS and SHARES are on Sale at all, the Licenced
Lottery an,t by their Agents in the Country
• *** The above immense CAPITAL PRICES are the
greatest, in a Scheme of so few Tickets. ever presented in
ttie annals of Lottery Adventure. This tad is indisputable'.
But the Votaries of. Fortune, to participate of such unpre-
cedented ovlence, Must he on rhe"alert, 'as the Drawing
!TtenCes ,rl, -he 13t1., of fantasy next

RIif.HARDSON, -GOODLUCK, acrd Co. haii
tow on Sale "ks CK LTS and SHARES for tile State
Lottery, to'cothinence Drawing on-the 13th of lanuary next.
The Scheme contains Capital Prizes of greater magnitude
than any former Lottery with so small a 'number of 1 kkets,
and may be had at the Offices, the corner of Bank Build.
ings, and facing the'Ciate of the King's Mews,"Charing. cross;
where• No. ;444, the last-drawn Prize of Twenty Thou-
sand founds, was sol in one Quarter, two ,Eightii and eight
Sixt,:enth Shares, by ItICHARDSON,. (OUDLUCK,;
2 .•

N STATE LOTTERY,
• - `Begins Drawing the t3t'n of January, 1807.
RR
Drawing _
and Co. respealially inform their
, Friends arid the Plt nide. that TI CK. tiers and SHA kES
tbr the New.StaieTottr.ry are or Sale in variety of Nurit.-
bers. at their (Mice. No. 237, :Piccadilly. .
The Sclitine•nf the present Grand I..ottery consists of
.•
• z Pri.i.es of - ~E 3c,000
- - - 2e,0c0
2 •
3 , - - - - SC3O
5 . . 1000.
&c. &c.

BROOKE and Co.'s Office has been partieularly loan-
riate. having.sald many,Capiol Prizes of late. ~No. :7,880,
aPrize of io.oool. in the last February Lottery, and No.
17,739, a Ptize of t000l: -in the last Lottery, wLrejioth.sold
in Shares at the above Office.

PATY A f; p-AT N
GODBOLD's VEGETABLE-BALSAM, --
Vor Curing Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and ConsumptionS.
.QlO universal. is .the Efficacy of this. 'Medicine, that
a Body of Physicians have admitted it as the first Pre-
paration ever discovered for the curenffire above most dread-
ful Maladies. Numerous of the first. Nobility, as 'well as
others, have been restored to health by it, many of whom
have been pronounced by the Faculty paSt. recovary... This
year (1806) many Cures have been performed, some of which
the Faculty declared were in a more rapid decline than they
had ever before itrv:ssed The Proprietors ,most solemnly
decl.ireit as their opinion, that thbusands of lives Would be
saved were they to have recourse to jt.at autumn .and 'spring,
and preparatory to their visiting and returning (torn public
amusements, by-which. means colds would be prevented
froin afitling their lungs ; for it never tails success when
taken upon the first attack. Certified Facts and References
given sit NO):3, I.3loontsbury-square.
1-- These proofs, with thirty years rePutation, are sufficient
to convince reason that no 'person ought to des;•air, however
ill with either complaint. All ranks of
.people who know
.its value keep it by them, and its Sale increases Inure by
rec9rumendation than by advertising. Tue Proprietor's
Name at full length upon the stamp covering.. the cork of
each bottle. •
N. B. Sold by the first Medicine Venders in Town and
Count ry.
gyr Attendance from Eleven till Two o' Clock,