The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

DAME FORTUNE

Deals out her Cards the 16th of this Month, for the last
tiin?. in Ireland ;
Therefore those who wish to partake of her favours, have
no tune to lose. . •

SCHEME' of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT-
TERY,
Value of each.
co,ooo
5,000
2,000
1,000
500
100
so
9

/4. of Prizes,

Total Value.

A:401000
20,000
B,oco
5,000
-2,500

I,Svo
1,000
72,000

8,000

8,057 Prizes.
23,943 !Hanks.

,C. tso,ooo

-
32,000 Tickets.
• , Capitals Determinable.
First drawn Ticket, Ist Day, - X. Sod
' Ditto, - 4th Day, - 1,000 '
Ditto, - 7th Day, - 5,000
Ditto, - r3th Day, - 10,000 s '
Ditto - 19th Day, -1-ko,ooo
Ditto, last Day - - 2,000
Present Prices of Tickets and Shares.
Whole Ticket -X. 3 5 o Eighth - -X. 1 2 6
Half ditto --- 4 7 o Sixteenth - - olt 6
Quarterditto - - 2 4 0
'rickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li.
censed LotteryDflice.
*** A speedy purchase is recommeded, as Tickets are rising.
Begins Drawing the 16th of this Month.
Schelnes may b had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices.

IRISH STATE LOTTERY
Begins Drawing the Sixteenth of next Month.
THE TICKETS and SHARES in the present
IRISH and ENGLISH STATE LOTTERIES, arc
on Sale in great variety, and on the most reasonable Terms,
at HODGES, and 'Co.'s, Oxford-street, and 'St. James's-
street, where the Capital Priies, - .
No. 15,705 - - ,£.20,000 • ~s:
29,467 - - - 20,000
24,787 - • - Io,oco
18,060 - , - - 5000 .
• 30,333 - - k7' , 5002
28,898 - - '- soob '
wereall SOLD, SHARED, and REGISTERED THIS
YEAR, and in the late Lotteries were Sold, Shared, and ite-
gistered as above, viz. •
No. 12,660 - k. 20,000 No. 36,030 - £ . 5000
7121 - 10,000 Also 17 of 2000
2681 - 10,000 -27 of 1000
** * Orders by the Post, or otherwise strictly executed.
N. B. The English Lottery begins Drawing 3d March,
1802,

On Tuesday, December the First, will be published,
No. I. of

A SERIES of ESSAYS on HEALTH, on a Plan
entirely popular.
I.' A Number will appear on the first Day of every Month,
till the Work is completed.
IL The price of each' Number will not be below One
'Shilling, nor above Two Shillings:
111. The number of Essays will not fall short of Twelve,
nor exceed Sixteen.
•

By THOMAS BEDDOES, M.D.
The Valetudinarian, who suffers for the sins of his ances-
tors, and he who is doing pennance for his own, may each
justly expect that these Essays should afliird something to-
wards his relief. The Author flatters himself that the vigi-
lant Parent will be enabled to descry danger farther bil; and
to turn it more certainly aside. too much pains cannot
be taken to inform those who undertake the care of Youth,
it will be his endeavour to point out, what is apt to be amiss
in regard to Health at Schools. 'New Plans of Education are
adopted, and in part with success. But the. Pupils of mo-
dern Improvement would not all bear being reviewed by
Locke, Rousseau, and Day. Those great assertors of mal-
treated helplessness, regarded the
.Body equally with the
Miud. It will not, therefore, be amiss to bestow some con-
sideration on the means of obtaining •a robust Constitution.
And as in fixing the destination of young .Persons we are too
apt to slight Medical considerations, the Author shall save
sozpe unavailing regret if he can obtain for them their due
weight.
Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's ChutchLyard,
London; sold by j—Callow, Crown-court, 'and 'l'. Cox, in
the Borough; E. Balfour, Edinbrugh H. Colbert, and W.
Gilbert, Dublin ; and by. all Booksellers_