The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-07 00:00:00

HUNTED TAILOR.
To conclude with the Comic Pantomime, called
THE -MIDNIGHT BELL;
Or, HARLEQUIN VICTIM.
Harlequin.. Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.;
Pantaloon, Mr. DAVIS ;
Grotesque Lover, Mr. NOR MAN ;
Columbine, Mrs. MELVI LE ;
And Pierrt, Mr. LAURLN 1'
Dc4r3'bpen at Hal. past Five, and begin at'Half past Six.
sec.nal Price at Halt past Fight.
I wiestrian Tuition by able Masters.

MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSYI I'AL.

PRE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES
rvill Comence the beginning of Oclober.viz:.___

PRA.CTI Ck. of MEDICINE, by Dr. BA.I.IINOTON
and Dr CURRY.
CHLMISTRY,hy Dr. BABINGTON; Dr. IrLARCET,
and Mr. ALLEN.
EXPERIMENTAL PIIILOSOPHY, by Mr. ALLEN.
THEORYof MEDICINE. and MATERIA MEDICA,
by Dr. CURRY and Dr. CROLNI E. LEY.
MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, by Dr. HAIGHTON.
PHi.:SIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL co_aNOIVIY, by Dr. HAIGHTON.
STRUCTURE. and DISEASES of the TEETH, by Mr.
TOX.
N. 13. These several LeCtures, with those on Anatomy,
and on the Principles and Practice of Surgery, given at the
Theetre of St. Thomas's Hospital adjoining, are so arranged,
that no two of them interfere in the hours of attendance ;
and the.whole is calLuldted to form a Complete Course of
Aledi?::al and C hirurgica: I nstrudion.

Terms and other Particulars may be learnt from Mr.
Stociter. Apothecary to Guy's Hospital.

.Dr. CLARKE's and Mr. CLARKE'S LECTURES.
DR. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE win begin
their W. . I ER COURSE of LECTURES on
111DWIFERY and tlie ULSEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, on Thursday, Oaober 5.
• The Leduies are read every. day, at the house of Mr.
Clarke, No. ,o, Upper lohn-street, Golden-square, from a
quarter-past Ten • Morning till a crtarter past
tleven, for the convenience of Students aLte,,ding the Hos.
pirals,
For Particulars aprly to Dr. Clarke, Neyv Burlington:.
Street ; or to m —F. _l4r.;c:, No: to, tipper John
den-square. , • • .

TW ENTI ETU NEXT MONTH,
IHE STATE LOTTERY Wit'Regi and End
Priming, the Whole in ONE DAY. Four Prizes of

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ONLY 5,0-o NUMBERS, 1
Four Tickets of each Number, by which will be pined i
A Ptize of . - . . - - ,C 80, oco
By Three ditto A .. . .. 60, oon
By Two ditto - - - - 4,,,c0,
By One ditto • - - - - - ,
20 000
And by all the Capital and other Prizt:t in proportion.
NUT THREE P.J. ‘NKS To A P -RILE.

TICKETS and SHARES ate on Sale RD-
SON, ' GOO DIM CK and Co. Co. shill and L haring-
cross. —No othe. I...ttery will be drawn tins Year.
tat Septernbir, 18,9

No 4 LORN.II LL, and 9, Ci-IAitING-CIO),S.
1B 1S H begs le 'eta iernino the lit.L;;;c, 1. :It the
• ST ATE Lo-r-n•RY beginsand Drawingthe
2thN EX MONTH ;
And it is the only LOTTERY th,IT will he drawn THIS YEAR.
Thy Schein.: is perteetty novel, kii!.:nly ap roved, and the
more it s known, the more it is admired ; -it 'contains
4 Pr,ze) of - £'u,ooo 4 Prizes of - £2,000
4 - - 5,000 18 - 1,000
t 2 of coo, Sec. &C.
, The whole of whiiit will be cleided in ONE DAY, there-
fore a sp4edy purchase is necessary , whilst Tickets amt SIMMS
Mai, be had in 6reat variety at the above old established Uf-

PERSONS in the COUNTRY
Niay be si.-plied, the same as if present, by sending their
Orders (post or carriage paid) accompanied with good Bills,
Cash, IL:in '
k-Notes or Post-Office Orders, to either of
bISH's Offices in London,
N 0.4, CORNHLLL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS.

RIOT AND COLD BATHS, AT HELENSBURGH,
NORTH ,BRITAIN.
MR. BELL has now nearly completed that part
• of his extensive plait of the BATHS, which he in-
tends at present to execute. He has finished and furnished a
great variety of Lodging-ruoins ; fitted up a number of Hot
and Cold Baths ; opened a -public Reading-room, which is
supplied V 1 ith Magazines. and London and Glasgow
papers daily ; an elegant Green-house, and large Assembly.
nom. lie has also completed his extensive range of Stables,
With a.large covered Coach-yard. Adjoining to the Baths
there is a separate and elegant Lodging-I,uuSe for the recepl.
Lion of a genteel family, and every possible exertion will be
nude to give the inoet entire satistaction to all parties who,
Rear see it proper to frequent the Baths.
The surrounding country presents scenes the most rural
end magnificent that are almost any where to be met with
The distain.e to inverary is only about 30 miles, ands he seats
of ltusetienth, Ardincapie, Luss, and Cambuseskine, are
Suite t liana. The Lakes of Lochlomulid, Lockfine,
Lochoite. Lochlong, LOchgaer, and others, are all Within
a tew nines distance, and Greenock and Port Glasgow, lie
diret.By opposite to the Baths.
Helettsburgh, Dutnbartonshire,'Aug. 1. '

:‘IR. PINKERTON'S MODERN GEOGRAPHY; NEW
AN I) E.NLAI‘,.;ED EDITION,
This Day was published,
in Three large Volumes, Q,uarto, with numerous Maps,
Ora vvti under the direCtion ot the Author, and forming an
Universal Modern Atlas, price 61 6s. in boards, a new
Edition, greatly enlarged, Volume!. containing -Europe ;
Vol. 11. Asia ; Vul. 111. America and ,Arica ;
01)ERN GEOGRAPHY A Description
a) th
the'Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Cuionieds
%Vie Oceans, Seas, awl Isles, in all parts
ot the Worl
including the most recent Discoveries, and political altera-
tions, digested on a new plan.
By 101-IN PINKERTON.
The Astronomical Introduction, by the Rev. S. Vince,
.NI . R .S. and Plumian Protessor of •Astronomy and Ex-
perimental Philosophy, in the University. ot Cambridge.
T o the whole arc added a Catalogue of the best Maps and
Bucks ot Travels in all Languages, and an ample Index.
Prinftd for -U. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and Long-
'man 'Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row.
Of whom imy also be had,
An 'Abridgment of the above ‘Vork-, for the Use of
rbcooois Imo 'Young Persons, in tine large volume, Oaavo
unit a 'Se,ettion ot the twist li6et ul Maps, cart roily copied
in)trt dinar in' the Quarto Edition ; Second k. cli tion, prr:e
145,.