The Sun.
London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

AZARD and Co. have already Shared and
Sold in the present Lottery,
No. 467
7,839 - 20.000
And Fifteen other Capitals of -4.:2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, &c.
There is but One Day more to draw, and the Wheel contains
TWO of £20,000,
And Twenty °the', Capitals,
All of which must be drawn on TUESDAY, 23d April, that
being the last and only Day of Drawing.
Tickets and Shares, Warranted Unclrawn, are Selling at
IIAzARD and CO.'s Old and Fortunate:Offices, 95, Royal
raebange ; 26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford street, Corner of
Swallow-street.

INDIA SHAWLS. WA NTED.—Apply at
MILLARD and SONS WEI ESALE and RETAIL
FOREIGN and _BRITISH LINEN WAREHOUSE, Nu. 16,
llteapside, where Families and Ladies arriving from India,
4,n. forming establiShments, entire or in part, are very re-
spectfully informed they :pay exchange their India Shawls,
and make selections with the greatest economy from the- best
fabrics of warranted Scotch and Irish Linens, Sheetings, and
Damask Table Linen, Russia ditto, rich Moravian Worked
Dresses and Trimmings, curious Shawls, all kinds of India
and British Muslins and long Cloths. French Cambrics as
trnported, rich I'rinte.d Furnitures, Muslins and Cambrics, of
tthique designs, peculiar to the home; Marseilles Quilts, &c.
'With the various new strticles for intuiting and evening dress ;
and the articles taken in the piece and decoy regularly at the
wholesale price, and thaw divided at the lowest reduced ready
looney prices.—Proprietors of fashionable Town and Country
business supplied, and the usual allowance made for cash-
Payments.

On the Ist of May will be published, price ss.
No. X. Completing. the Fifth Volume, of
THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW, con-
taining—l, Aletna.,i's Life of Guzman D'Alfarache, or
the Spanish Rogue—?, Bu'rton's History of the Principality
of Wales-3, Henry Mare's Psychozoia, or Life of the Soul-
4. Erasmus's Letters-3, Stover's Poetical Life of Cardinal
IVelsey—ti, Memoirsiof Captain Creighton-7, Luther's Table
Tani-8, Bishop Burnett's liistory of his Own Times-
9. The Earl of Surrey's Poetic-tit Works-10, George Chap-
Inatt's Comedies.
Published' by C. Baldwyn, Ne wgate-street, and R. Trip-
Look, Old Bond-street.
*.* Nos. 1. 11. and 111. are just reprinted.

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