The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-31 00:00:00

STATE LOTTERY, iso6.

TUESDAY, the 4th Of November, will be the
next Day of Drawing, after wh:cli there -will remain
bit Seven Days more to draw ; and from the tbilowlug ex-
traordinary huh State of the IVlieel, naniely-7 -
2 - Prizes of - - - '422,020
• 2 - - - - .... - 10,000
3 - - - - , - . , 5,000 .
1,0'.•,0 , . '
7 - - -' - - -. 500' '
Besides tool. &c. &e.
An early Pur,:hase is re-oininended by
1. BRA NSCONIII and Co.
Proprietors of the Litckyr.o likes, No: Ir, Holborn, No. 37,
' Cornhill, and No. 38, Ramat-kr% Piccadilly ; where tire
following Capital Prizes were sold in 257 Shares, in the last'and pres6nt }ear, namely
Nos. • . - 4 . Nos. ,C
33.0, . - - ... Iwo 13.747, - .. - lo,coa
470771 - - - boo 45t14i, .. - - 20,000
21,673, - - . loco 92, - - - 20000
.16,87;1, - - - 2000 , 11,643, - - - 26,000
17,91 j; - - , - -2010 • 7656, - . : 20,000'
40%7. - - - 5000 17757, - - - •:.o?022
\ • , Likewise No. 12,7 tg, -. 2c.0261.
With t 2 Prizes of cool. and a great number 'of tool. sal.
&c. and where TICK EL'S and SILAICiS are ti-Ow, selling in
great variety of Numbers, as cheap as at any Licensed Office
in England, and the earliest account sent 'Adventurers, it. ie-
gisteied.
All Orders from the Country, with a Remittance,• duly
attended to.

• This Day was publisi:ed.
In 4to. with Two elegant .Ei:gravings, . No. I. price is,
to he c6ntinued weekly till,coitiplcied. in Thirt N unmet's,
• THE CABINET of the Ara s: ,being a new
and
_universal VRAWINq BOOK, forming
.a coni-
pletg System of Drawing, Etching, Enizraving, Meizotinto,
and Aqua-tints; Painting in all its branches, 'Pet speaive,
Projection, and Surveyinkt ; with all ti)cir various and appen-
dant Parts : containivg the whole Theory and Pt.ictice of tlfe
inc Arts in. general, displaying in ti,e most Luniliarinan-
per .the whole Rudinmits of Imitation, Design, Diz.position,
Invention, and Deception. Illustrated with upwards of
Sixiy elegant'Engravings, from Draw ings bt the first Artists.
To which, is added, an Appendix, containing several curious
and useful Miscellaneous atticles.

lty T. HODSON,
With the Assistance of jOii DOIICA
Author of the Accomplished Tutor, &c.
toticloa : Printed tOr T. Osre4l, N. 3. Ave_Dlsria•lane,
Ludgate-street.

LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE; or, BE4,L's COURT
and FASI-110Isli‘IsLE MAGAZINE. Addre,sea
p.u.ticularly to the Ladies.
The Ninth !slimmer of this very beautiful and most inter-
esting Work, tor November; is published this day, price 2s.
6d. plain, or 3S. 6d. coloured.

Early impressions of tiic Embellishments In this Work arc
now considered of very extraordinary value.
The Embellishments in the present Number are beauti-
ft.4 and characteristiein a, superior degree ; they an.: executed
in the very ,first style of excellence, anal %N of thy of beibg ad-
mired by every Lady of rank and refinement : they are Hume-
rOus, auct would, be.co,tly it purchased singly at the print
shops.
_.•

Fir-St/Plate—A Portrait of the-Ditchess of Gloucester, ex-
engraved, with special the original
an't -.most adriiirable picture by sir fositiu Kv3naitis.
Second Plate—co►ttains four whole. length Figtues, accu-
rately and elegantly representing London awl Parisian
Fashions of the Month ; which may be considered as'pat•
terns tor Ladies to compose or improve their own dresses
from.

Third Plate—is a Song,•now tu.n.,ly composed cNpress!),
and excloswely for till', Work, by Dr. Kitciit'ner, Irvin the
celbrated words of Sir Hatibiary W illi.ttis, " Dear Chloe,
antic give me'swett kistes."-

.
Fourth l'late—is a new and delicate Pattern for , needle-
wt. .

The Literary Department. occupies sixty-f Our royal Bvo.
p4esihanclsomelyprinted on-tine woven paper, and has this
finnan to boaSt ot a rich .variety ot elegant Literature, On
'useful, interesting, and scientific subjeCts,'conununicateA by
p'ersons ofcritical taste and exalted talents.

The merits'of the pieeeding Numbers have been already so
universally acknowledged and'celcbrated in the higliest
cies of Fashion and Taste, on account of the very superior
quality of their litery'contents, as well as for the powerful
interests and execution of the numerous and splendid Em-
bellishments, that it becomes needless to dwell on particu-
lars; but the Proprietor has a pleasure -in confident ry assur-
ing the Public, that he will in future sutler no abatement of
those attractions Which have already so eminently gamed the
admiration andpaironaKe of the Public.
-The splendid Embellishments in every Number are all ex-
ecuted iu the most exquisite matter, viz.
. Portraits. Songs by Fashions & Patterns
No. t. The Queen Corti Five, F.ng. tench
No. a, Princess of Wales Braham FM: Do.
No. 3. Princess Sopina of
G ioucester Hook Five Do.
No. 4. Queen of Wirtemburg Kelly . Five Do,
No. P rincc'ss, ugusta ' 10.. P. King Five Do.
No. 6. Princess Elizabeth Reeves Five Do.
No. 7. Princess
.Mary Dr. B.Usby Five Do.•
No. 8. Duchess of York Davy Five Do.
-No. 9. Duchess of. Glau-
''cester Dr. Kitchener Five Do.
Printed for John Bell, Proprietor of the Week ly Messenger,
Southampton-stret, Strand, London ; and sold by every
Bookseller in the Kin ,loin.
• The Number of the present Month. as well as alFthe Back
Numbers, may be had as above.

1 This Dav was published, in gyn. price-6s in boirds,
it DIC'fIONARY of the SYNONIMOUS
... A
(1 ..z- .1. WORDS and TECHNICAL TERMS in the ENG-
i LlJii LANGUAGE.
~ By fAMES LESLIE.
Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharp; 3r, Poultry ; and
S, Cheyne, Edinburgh.

This Day was published,
•
In z vols tzmo. price ?s. 6d. ,[boards,
TITE CASTLE 61 TY-NEM-011TH ; a Tale.
By JANE HARVEY,
Author Of Wakefield Castle, &c.
Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; ;n Longman,
Hurst, Rees, and Urine.