The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-03 00:00:00

NITIVIEER 5276.]

ASTLEIr's AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER.
BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Patties
of WA Les and DUKR Of YORK.
THIS EVENING, ?d, Friday 4th, and Satur-
day sth of August, an Eastern Equestrian and Pe.
destrian Spectacle, called
• THE ARAB ;
Or, THE FREEBOOTERS OF THE DESERT.
With a GENERAL ATTACK on real Horses.
HORSEMANSHIP by the Double Company.
With the Eccentricities of the HUNTED TAILOR.
To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN PYGMALION ;
Or; A 'TOUR THROUGH FRANCE.
Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Old Man, Mr. DAVIS.
Lover, Mr. NORMAN.
Columbine, Mrs ELVILLE (late Miss Taylor).
Clown, Mr. LAURENT.
Doors open at Half past Five; begin at Half past Six.—
Second Price at Halt past Fight.

*** Equestrian Tuition by able Masters.
fla• The Public are most respeafully informed, that the
above Entertainments will shortly be withdrawn, to make
room for other Amusements, which have been some time in
Preparation.

.ALL Persons Indebted to the ESTATE of Mrs.
MAR:•AItETT BATEMAN• late of Collier's-rents,
Borough of Southwark, deceased, are desiredto Pay the same
to Mr. t Mowbray. Solicitor, Bank side, Southwark
and all Persons having Claims upon the said Estate, are de-
sired to send them as above.

. .
WANTED to Purchase, within a short distanc9
of the Town of Dorking, in Surrey, a HOUSE,
with a Garden and-a test• Fields.
Particulars, by Letter. addressed to Mr. Hill, No. 24,
Weymouth-street, will be attended to.

MONEY MATTERS.
A GENTLEMAN above the common Class of
A. Money Lenders, who has for many Years carried on
13Itsiness to general Satisfaction, Lis large Sums of MONEY
ready to advance of Annuity, or on Bills or Notes of Hand, or
atly other Security.
Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. 40, Upper iMary-le-bonne-
strOet, and a Card will be given to his House, within a mi-
nutes walk.-r-Lztters, post paid, immediately answered. La-
dies of Chara6ter, single or married, may be accommodated ;
and Persons who have loose Sums to lay out, may employ
them to great Advantage. ' .

GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE'S CORUNNA
PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, farthing a regular
Military Bed for the Field,. Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a
Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for onboird
Ship, the whole packing in small Valice, allowed the most
portable ever yet manufactured, invented by • MORGAN
and S AND RS, No. tb and 17, Catlizrine• street, Strand;
Who most humbly presume the highest honours ought to be
'aid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King
and CoUntry.'

E.. LOTT E RY,
With only Five Thousand Numbers.
SCHEME.
4 - - of . ao,ooo 8 - - of -
4 - • • • - s,OOO 12 - - -
4 - - 2,000 Besides tool. &e.
ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.
WIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public,
11.) that TICK 1:1'S and SHARES-are on Sale at their Ot-
lices' No. it, Poultry, No. is, Charing-cross, and 31, Aid-
zateHigh.street.
The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and af-
fords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immense
'Sum of 80,0001. ! ! which may be obtained by purchasing
she whole of a Number, or in proportion for any Part.
Tickets and Shares will he higher before the Drawing.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - - - - kzi at •
Half - . kit oo I Eighth 42 17
Quarter - - sl3 o Sixteenth

,C 1,000
Soo

GRAND LOTTERY.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
To bedivided between the Public in One Day.
TICKETS and SHARES are on. Sale by EYTON,
at his State Lottery Office. late. Partnei with Sir
ames Branscoutb, No. a, hornbill, near the Mansion-
/louse.

Only 5,000 Numbers.
Schemes, and every particular relative to the Lottery, to be
gratis, at the above Lucky Office.
In the LAST LOTTERY, the following CAPITAL
PRIZES were Sold in 130 shares by E Y TON
9,123 Zzo,oeo 4,390 L'5,000 I 719 - 500
12,510 - 20,000 15,127 5,0c0 18,535 - seo
i 2,9" - 20,000 3,004 - 2,000 19,063 - -5;,,
,767 . io,ooo
The Grand Prize

....ikewise, No. 3,60,
of 1,0,.10 Tickets, entitled to 24,7651.

rO
b: Drawn immediately after the next State Lottery.
THIRD and LAST GRAND ciT. LOTTERY,
. llsts 'ting ot zo,ooo Ticket, to be Drawn in Guildhall in
Four Days.—No fixed Prize.
THE Amount in Prizes contained in this LOT-
trecedii4 " considerably exceeds either- of the Two
Lotteries, as there are "Twenty-five Grand Capital
Prizes, consisting of Twenty-nine most eligible I' RE E-
"!(-)LD HOUSES, discharged of Land-Tax, situate in the
Centre Of the Metropolis, which were estimated in the year
°6, by five eminent Surveyors, on Oath, before a..Coni-
lzrnttee of the House of Commons, to be worth upwards of
500.c001. ; and since that time. have greatly increased in Va-
as it is well known that most Articles of Building Ma-
Una's are nearly doubled in price. A new Survey and Esti-
ll-late are preparing, which will be shortly published.
Ilc MI'S and SHARES are on Sale at the Licensed
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country.
PRESENT PRICE.
Half Ticket L 8 12 '0
arter £4 to o 1 Eighth' - - - Li 3 6
- 2 6 o Sixteenth - 012

SALE OF MrSIC., .
• HALF PRICE.
MEssas• WILKINSON and Co. (late Brode-
rip and Wilkinson), No. 5 Haymarket, and No. 3,
Crest Winniuill.btreet beg
v.nsequence of the great increase of their Manulattory,of
to acquaint 3, the Public, that in
Piano Fortes, they have detertnined to relinquish all other
Bratiches of the Music Line, and are now selling the whole of
their very large and valuable
.Stock of Foreign and English
Music, at halt the original price ; which it is their intention
to continue until the 3,:th of November next, and not longer,
as,-after that period, they finally close; also all Instruments
and Articles on the Premises in the Haymarket are
On s de at greatly reduced prices:
PrivaAe Pe,saiist in seletting Libraries of Music, have now
art opportunity of including every.
.advantage; Viz. the best
Authors, the most corred.Editions, and at,the cheapest rate.
Orders from the Country will be corretly and pun dually
attended to, but must be promptly paid for.
No Music will be exchanged, or taken back again.
Terms to Merchants, Music-sellers, Professors, and all
Dealers, may be known by ,pplieation at the Warehouse.
No. 13, Hay-market, either by Letter, or Personal Inquiry.
• instruments on hire will be thsposcdot to the parties much
to their advantage.
~ N. B. Catalogues of late rublieatioio ate printed, and
army
lebail at the Warehouse.