The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-24 00:00:00

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- I Besides tool. &c.
ALL 11) BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.

QVVIFT and Co; respedjullthe
y ? inform Public,
kj that nck trt and SHAKES are on Sale at their Ot,
.ces, No. its. Plinio'', No. 12,Charing-cross; and 31, A Id-
gate-High.street.
The Scietrto the:present State Lottery is new. and af-
fords the Adventurer an opportunity of-gaining the immense
Surri ! r ! which may be obtained by purchasing
i, the whole ola Number, or in proportion for any Part.
Tickets and Shares will be higher ban: the Drawing.
PRESENT PRICE.

Ticket
Tlalf - Zit o oTEighth o
Quarter - 5 13 o Sixteenth - t 9 0

THIS YEAR.
N 0.4. CORNHTLL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS'.
-TBISH acquaints the Public, that the ,only
.LOTTERY to be drawn this Year is the STATE
LOTTERY, which will he decided Odober the 2oth, in
JNE DAY.
TICKETS and SHARES 'are sellintt rt the above old
established Offices, and the Scheme ce.ataius
4 Prizes of - ,C20,0v0 14, Prizes of - •
4 -of - s,°°o j - - -
zz of ;col. &c. &c. &c.
. There are only sosoo Numbers, from tto 5,000-(Pou'r
'rickets of e..acti Number); consequently, one Nunaber
be sure to gain 80.0001.
N.D. The City Lottery will neither be drawo this Year or
text, or is any time fixed for the Drawing.

k 1,000
',ono

A YOUNG MAN' MISSING:,
7F the YOUNG MAN who )eft his Friends on the
1 night of Friday the z3d lupe, will immediately return. or
Where he is, he will be treated with the greatest at:.
feclion ; and if Any person will give intigni4tion where he
may be tbuiid, by•aletter addressed to A. B. at Mr. Price's,
12, A lbion-streer, .Blackfriar's-Road, London; he shall re-
ceive a reward of Ten Guineas. •
'The Young Man is about twenty" ,years old, has a full
round face, with a small mole on his right cheek; dark hair,
And grey eyes. He is about five feet tour inches high, thick
and,broad about the shoulders.

DATENT TESSERA, far superior to Tile or
State. for Roofs, Gutters, Sec.(tre. continues to be sold
at the Tessera Wharf, Pedlar's-Acre, Lambeth, and at the
iklanutadory, Brentthrd, at both which places orders will be
attended to, and specimens may be seen. Price 6d. per
Square toot, delivered at either of the above places;with full
Instrudions for laying it ; or Bd. per square foot laid, all ex-
rencei included. Iris in sheets 014-feet by 2 feet 3 inches,
arid weighs about 4th. the square-foot. It is also excellent
for fidormg, as it does not shell like-Yorkshire stone, and as
it is a complete barrier against vermin, is particularly fit for
barns, granaries, &c. Particulars anay be had, and speci-
,nens seen, at Mr. Hallett's, No. 63, Queen-Street, Cheap.
bide.

MONEY.
MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform
those that May. be desirous of burrowing Tempo-
rary or Permanent SUMS or MONEY, that they can at all
times, and without delay, advance arty Sum front One Hun-
- sired to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and ut,wardll. On personal
or any other Security, arising from Marriage Settlements, Mo.
*yin the Funds, Clergymensi.Livings, or Freehold, Copy-
itold, and Leasehold Estates,. on the most fair and equitable
. Terms, and will also condutt every Negotiation at much less
txpence than what is usually incurred in Money transadtions.
Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and co..daily re.
(elite at their house, No. 19,. rermyn-street, St. lames's,
and LCtters, post-paid, immediately answered.
N.B. Ten years purchase will be given for well secured
Annuities.

1-1 "IL L, BEVERLEY, . SCARBOROUGH,
WHITBY, LINCOLN, PETERBOROUGH, and
NORMAN CROSS NEW POST 'COACHES (carrying
44111 Y Four Inside) set out every Morning from the Golden
rVettingoss, Charing-cross. The Hull Mail Coach as usual. every
By GEO. BOULTON and Co.
~,_From the Golden Cross the following
.Carriages set out,
wskie many others too numerous to mention:
York and Leeds New Post Coaches every Morning.
Liverpool Expeditious Poet Coaches, only one Nightout,
every Morning at Six.
Hmityhead and North Wales Mail every Evening.
Iluiyini.iti,Snrewsbury, and Birmingliam'New Post Coaches
ever) Morning at Nine.
Ludlow, Worcester, and Oxford Mail every Evening, and
New Post Coach .Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
W.
Milford Haven, Carmaithen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham
Alai! every Evening.
Cheltenham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every
Morning at Six:
So righton, East Bourn, Worthing, Hastings ; Portsmouth,
ti!atliampton- Isle of Wight; Bognor,. Chichester, Arun-
!Little Hampton ; Margate, Ramszate, Dover, Deal,
"} the. Folkstone, sec. Coaches daily.

TRAVELLING to SCOTLAND and the
NORTH of ENG LAN D, by Nw and most excllent
Coaches to the following Cities, Townes, &c. from thee Gol-
den Cross, f'haring.cross, and 801 l Sauvage, Ludgate-hill,
every Morning at reduced FareS.,
.\ Edinburgh' Berwick, Newc4stle, Alnwick, Durham, Dar-
lington; Northal tenon, ii'hirsk, Easing wold, Glasgow D um-
ttles, Carlisle, Venrith,.l3rough, Ripon,-Boro'-bridge, Knares-
Voro', Harrogate, York, Leeds, Tadcaster, Ferryoridge, Don-
caster, Bawtry, Retinal, Barttby, Moor, Tuxford, Scartheng
tloor, Newark, Grantham, Witham, Greetham, Stamford, .
Wansthrd Stilton, Buckden Eaton, and' Biggleswade.
row. the Golden Cross, the following Carriages set out,
beside Many others too. numerous to mention
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Scarboro'; hitbv,- Barton, and Lincoln :New Post
7'11) every. Morning, and the Wail as usual every Even.
LiVerPool Expeditious Post 'Coaches, only One Night out,
evcrY Morning at Six.
liol
H Medd and North Wales Mai! every Evening.
c —°'Y'''etd, Shrewsbury, -and Birmingham 'Nevi Pqst-
oaches, every Morning at Nine. •
, Ludlovv, Worcester, and;Oxfard Mail, every Evening, and
a New Post Coach Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
-Two.
Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Chelten-
ham Mail, every Evening.
Cheltenham and Oxford New and only hay Coach, every
Morning, at Six.
Brighton, East Bourn, Worthing, Hastings ; Portsmouth.
Southampton, Isle of Wight; 'Bognor, C hichoter, Arundel,
Little Hampton ; Margate, Ramsgate,' Dgyer, Deal, Hythe,
Folkstotie, tkc. Coaches
By GEORGE BOULTON and Co.

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