The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-08 00:00:00

TERMINATION OP LOTTERIES.

DISH, of the Old State Lottery Officeß, 4,
CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, having
Published at. length the Scheme of the Present Lottery, now
merely directs the attention of his best Friends, the Public,
to the number and amount of the Prizes it contains, and its
general arrangement.
There are Four Capitals of £20,000 Prizes, and Thirty
others of .C2OOO, £tooo, £5OO, &c. £lOO,OOO is apportioned
for smaller Prizes, and there are no Blanks, ai every Num-
berk sure-of £5 at least. The whole gum of .£200,000 will
US
distributed in One Dity, 12th of APRIL.
v 'l%' BISH deems it requisite. to apprize his Friends, that
43 is one of the few opportunities that can be offered them,
Tt:ereby a large fortune utay be gained by a trifling risk.—
e Chancellor of the Exchequer has disposed of the Last of
"e Tickets granted by Parliament, and hai officially an-
44"ced in time House of Commons, that he will nut propose
'allotlier Lottery Bill, so that in n'few Months this mode of
kleenture will cease altogether.
A variety of Numbers are on Sale at BISH'S Offices, 4,
Uornhiu, and 9, Charing-Cruss, where, in the short space
rThree Months, viz. in October, November, and Decon-
er last, he shared and sold

2,478 .. a Prize of .£30,000
15,756
No. 699
isool
15,556
And 28 minor Capitals.

EXcELLENT COPYHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE,
- BETHNAL-GREEN.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. -
$y Mr. DENT, at the AUCTION MART opposite the
Bifizik of England, on Friday, the 11th day of March, at 12
lel"k„ by order of the Trustees of the late MI. Dockwray.
11X Premises consist of an excellent Roomy
k"weiling-House, situate No. 20, on the East side and
qu.est Part of Bethnal Green, containing two rooms on each
ieir stories,.with Kitchen, Wash-house, and other Offices
opening into a large Garden, at the bottom of which is
7b,'table, having a back entrance from Gretton-place ; the whole
-"` Pod repair, having had a large sum expended by the pre-
%et Tenant, who has arLease thereof, 8 years of which are
expired at the very low Rent of 281. per Annum. The pro-
tett?, is Copyhold of inheritance held under the Manor of
!tepneyi subject to a quit Rent of One Shilling per Annum,
‘ll4 a fine of Ten Shillings on death or alienation.
1, May be viewed by leave of the Tenant, of whom printed
4-itrticulars may be had. Also at the Blind Beggar, near the
Premises ; at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Wright, Solicitor, Stock-
-11,; of Messrs. Perkins and Frampton, Solicitor, Grays Inn ;
of Mr. Dent, Land Surveyor, Camden Town.

)1 EWSPAPER, INVESTMENT, in 210
Shares of £lOO each, remains open for 'application until
edne
PROPRIETORS
16th of March.
.Yhe of A very popular and lucrative
:V EEKLY NEWSPAPER are induced to offer it for SALE,
44 210 shares of 1001. each; and, in so doing, have the rare
atitisfaction of being able to appeal to profit actually existing
end to prospect -almost certain of attainment. To establish:the
Aihility of their plan, it is as unnecessary for them to exagge-
'ate existing advantages as to disparage rival pretensions.
After recent -intimations as 'to the legality of certain corn-
tnay be here proper to observe, that newspaper pro-
V.is sanctioned by specific legislative enactments. •
Pieria the list of severaLpublic companies is inspected whose
''tria are in productive operation, it will be'found that their
41ates are ht a premium in all cases when the interest exceeds
), Per cent.; nothing need therefore be stated beyond the
Per
fact, to prove the _evident desirablenets property
w!lielt actually yields 15/. per cent. on the p.roposed total capital,
thlth every.prospect of a very considerable increasel'especially if
lune course of independent and liberal principles be ob-
,ted which has hitherto ensured success. -
ai„he paper in -question has from the beginning been regularly
(Jr aneing until-it has attained a circulation for surpassing that
all its contemporaries; and this at a period of unrivalled
i'44lPetition, and in the absence of those political events which
//e a peculiar impetus to. this species of property. -
k3l3plications for shares, with full names and address, to be
3:7e by letter, .post-paid, addressed to William, Tooke, Esq.
Wirgolborn-court, Gray's-Inn, who is instructed to convene .4
ing of persons whose application are received, and who
eerB,4l h have due notice of the time and place of holding such
tlis mana
when and w&c.herewill be the ful
givenlest deted
T s ofthe expenses, re-
gement, .
he dividends to be paid quarterly or half-yearly as the
sh
may determine.
the ex
enpences, &c. to the time of transfer to be defrayed by
4Prest proprietors.
11 Plan will be produced at the meeting by which the share-
tqamers will be secured from liability exceeding the amount of
„ res.
411,trly sha
applications will receive a prior consideration ; the
N 8 will be closed on the 16th instant.
pioh° applicant fur shares will be considered as bound by his
Aftewal, unless. he is fully satisfied with the explanation given.
cll,l r which, 261. on each share will be required, and the re-
tie ntlet on the completion of the necessary transfer, which may
Qa3:tecated at Lady-day, from which date the profits in such
ifeorarnnce.
'arch 4e 1825.

DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS
AVE long established their decided snpe-
-1,,,„ • riority over every other Medicine hitherto discovered
cure of Colds, Rheumatic Attacks, Slight Fevers, and
Ithq cd all Disorders arising from obstructed perspiration, of
r_
11'4 ''"Ntient occurrence in our changeable climate. Persons
tlt,,e,lling find them most beneficial;as they are mild in their
alert '4 nut to require any confinement. Ft um the derange-
-4,42 of the digestive organs, Bilious and Nervous Disorders,
fect and the consequent result is Ilead•ache, Nausea, De-
'Alts!APpetit e, Giddiness, and Gouty Symptoms; in these
degrees e Analeptic Pills afford constant relief, restoring by
1,,; the functions of the stomach and Bowels. The Ge-
Ler Dr. Jarngs's Analeptic Pills have the name 1• F. New-
irr:..":nagraved in the Government Stamp. This must be oh-
has imitations are very general.
pills, • Newbery Continue to prepare Dr. James's Analep-
nd: front the only Recipe existing under Dr. James
for 13_ and they are sold hy them at the Original Warebouse
ty j. Jalnes's Powder, N0:45, St. Patil's Church Yard ;. and
, Jam
150, Oxford-street, in Boxes at 4s. ed., or Six
'arge De; 14s.

ETCHINGS by the late C. MUSS, Enamel Painter to His

•• Majesty.
Just published, in 4to. nrice 14s.
TRTY-THREE ORIGINAL. DESIGNS
from GAY'S FABLES, Drawn and Etched by the late
C. MUSS.

Sold, for the Benefit. of the Widnw and Family, at 53,
%%Taro-en-street, Fitzroy-square ; at 537, Bazaar,Soho-square;
and by J. Lnwford, Saville-place.

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