The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-05 00:00:00

THE OLDEST STATE LOTTERY 011. ICE IN

ENGLAND. _
'WM. CARTER (Licepsed by authority of Go-
iiefrithe nt), No. B,'Charink-eross, strongly recom-
mends to the .Pubilc the, present LOTTERY.' on a new
Plan :. ii.is sit) Aularly' advantageous to the Purchaser, and
the 'scion-dr he hr ':oiled a Purchaser the better; as, frOM the
win Erie of ;Acts, the P r:ce must rise before the Draw,
wlnchis ,xed tor the zottr of next Month Persons in
the Country lay be supplied the same as if present, by send
nig tii;lr tide rs (post-hard), accompanied with good Bills
at short. dates,, Cash, Bank Notes, or Post-OPice Orders.

N.li. AH liusine.ss relative to the Lottcit,
.or Public
Funds, transt,Ctei with that dispatch and'tidelity which has
distinguished this Hpuse fur near a Century.

. No 4,-,CORNiii[j„ and 9, CHARING.-cROSS.
13T8.1-1 b,:gs levee to remind the Pilblic, that the
e ST LIT, LOTTERY betins and finiskes Drawingthe

- - - - - - _
•th NEXf MONTH;
And it is Vac only LoT rEAY that will ne drawn Tilts YEAR
The Schcine is perfectly novel, highly ap roved, and the
More it IS known, the more it is admired ; —it contains
• 4 Prizes of - £.2.0,000 14 Prizes of L 2,000
4 ►5,000 i 8 - - /0„
12 of soo; ere. &C.

The.‘vhole of which will -be tiecidtd in ON z DAY, there-
fore a si?cerly purchase is necessary, whilst Tickets and Shares
maybe had in great variety at the above old established Of-
fices.

PERSONS in the COUNTRY
Maybe supplied, the same as if present, by sending their
Ord.trs (post or carriage paid) accompanied with good Bills,
Cash. Bank-Notes, or Post,Office Orders, to either of
BISI-Ps Offices in London,
No. 4,. CORNHILL., or 9, CHARING.CROSS.

• STATE LOTTERY,
To be drawn in One Day; zoth of OCTOBER, tBo9.
SCHEME. •
4 - - ,C 20.000 - are . . SO,oeo
4 - • - *I,OOO
4 - - - 2,000
t" 10 - - 1,000 - LOOO
12 • - 500 . . - . 6,c00

24 - - Lao - - - - - - 2,400
36
4,920 -

20,000 Tickets £200,006
THIS LOTTERY consists of only 5,0.00 Num-
bers (from -I to sOOO inclusive) ; but there are Four
Tickets of each Number, which be severally entitled to
whatever Prize is drawn against Nuinger ; for instance,
if No, t should be drawn a Prize of 20,0001.. the Four Tic-
kets of that Number will each be entitled to 20,0001. mak-
ing,..in the whole, 80,0001. ;, so that if any person should.
Purchase more than Olie Ticket of the same N umber, and
that Number prove tOrtunate, he gain,
•

- . . .
By Tq Tickets of the same N umber,
A Pr.= Or
• By Three Tickets of the same Number,
A Prize of ----- - - ,C 60,000
By Four Tickets of the same NuMber,
A Prize of
And afl other Prizes in the same pr.oportton.
TICKETS and SHAR ES are on S.de at all the Offices.

This Day was published,
In Two handsome printed Voluu es, Jim°. price iols. 6d. in
boards, the Third I•Ahtion, warded, of

A VIEW of ANCIENT HISTORY, including
the Progress of Literature and the Fine Arts:

_
By WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, DJ%
Printed for Longman and Co. Vcrnor and Co. lohn Mur-
ray, and 1. Harding, London ; and Bell and Bradtute, Edin-
burgh ; sold also by,,every Bookseller in Town,and Country.

• 'Ellis Day was published, •
In a neat and closely printed Volume, s►nall Bvo. price Gs.
in boards,

rrIFIE • SURGEON's VADE%MECUM ; contain-•
ing the S'yatvt,?tti,;' CA.LN.:S,• Diagnosis, Prognosis,
and Treatrucitt of Surgical Diseastts t accompanied by the
modern and Approved methods of oin:rating ; a Select For—.
muix of Prescriptions, and a Glossary of Terms. .
Printed for john Murray, 3z, Fleet-street, London ; and
sold by every Boa,;seller .n town and country.
Of whom nt.ty he had, •latety,published,
t. tio?per's Physiclan's,Vade-Mecurn, lc. Bvo. 6s. •
'2. AtiatOttitit'S Va;te-MCCU.II, aVO. 9s.
3., Cooper's Di4t. of Practica) Surgery, 6vo. sp.
4. Thomas's Ir3cti,:e of Physic, Svc., 4s.