The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-04 00:00:00

THIS YEAR.

rirl BiSri respektfully acquaints. the Public, that
I, $ Imo only LOTTERY to be citawu this Year is
ti-,e S T.ITE Lo 1-I.l' RY, .w/1101 will be drawu ou tle;:
20t;> of liv.xt 0 ct,,biir.
...
' ALL P: ;ONE DAY. ' • •''''

_ .
TI E I'S and SHARES are selling. in great variety,
and as the Scheme seems highly approved, the earlier 'the
purchase the better, there being only Numbers, trom
I to s,ooo.—Sclemes' ctith particulars„ may be had gratiS,
at eitber of li ISI old established tttikes in London,
L, or 9, CIiARING-CROSS.
Where Capital Prizes to an immense'amount (too nume-
rous for insertion) have been Sold, Shared, and Registered,
and where fersons in tne Country.. maybe supplied the
2'4:12 as it preseht, by Sending their 0,41,r, (post-paid) ac,
f?„..lll,aied with good Bills, Cash, Lank-Nines, or Yost-
-I,ce orders..
i':ease to iiotice, 'the lottery begins and finishes on
the 20th of .oeivber, and that day will decide kzoo,uoo in
Prizes.

STAT F. toTTFRY,
t ye Numb'eft"
4 - of - kZooco 8 - of
4 - - - -
4

ALL TO gE N IN ,i)NE DAY

f, z ,000
Soo

WIFT and Co. iespetifufli inform the Public,
that 1 ICic I S oi.cl SI-1A tl t:S z.'re'on Sale at their Ot.
tices,'NO. il, Poldtry, No. J 2, Ch,ring-cross, and 31, Aid-
gate Eliglt-street.

The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new. and af..
fords the Adventurer au op immense
Sinn of sainin4 the
Sinn of rl 1 winch may be obtained by; purchasing
the whole ui a Number. or in proportion tor arifyart„
Titicets and Shares will be higher barite the Drawing.
PRESENT' PRICE
• - - - -
.L2L 17 a
lialf - - '3 0 Eighth ,Cz t 8 0
"Quarter - Sl4 o 1 Sixteenth t Q 6

Ticket

TW NTIETH NEXT MONTH.
THE. STATE LOTTERY wil. Begi and End
Drawing, the Whole in ONE DAY. Four Prizes oi

• ONLY s,c,:-.0 NUMBERS,
Four Tieketsot each Number, by which will be gained
.A Prize of - - - - . Zgoooo
By Three ditto - ' - • • 60,00 n
By ft s.yo ,tto - • 41000°
By One ditto - - ~. - - - ' 2e..00a
And.by all the Capital and other !irises in proportion.
NOT TH It E E BLANKS To A PRIZE.
TICKETS and ,qARES aie'on Sale by RICHARD-
SON, ' GOO DIU Uk. and Co. Cornhill .ind Charin.
cross. = No other Lottery Will be drawn this Y6x.
Ist September, 1809.

MATRIMONY.
"PROM-the Luxifiry, Dissipation, Excesses, and
!tutu lences of persons in almost every rank
pt We,. proceeds ;hat disordered state of the liuman'traute,
teapot Nervous Debility ; .the most distressing sy mptona of
which Bail iiitooactty to fulfil the great and primary odjett
of marriage. This unhappy state is indisputably too
fre-
quently the.gnavving'canker-worm-of the heart,- which gene-_
rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate climax of
suicide. The genuine STEEL. LOZEN(;ES are the best
if not the-only remedy tor this species of debility ;. indeed
Ste I is confessedly the most pO,verful tonic and restorative
Aledicine in the Universe,. and this preparation is proved by
long. experience rri be superior to all others.
The ST E l L LUZ ENG F: S are prepared and sold by the
'lnventor, Dr. Senate, 3, Lud-gtte. Hai, price 7s. per box ;
and may he had of his Agents in town and country ;. but ob-,
serve his sgtiature, L. Senate, in his hand-writingt or.•ttiey
eAlcout tie getiVine..
trim puhlisited, Tenth Editioth: Dr. Senate's Treatise on
Veihale ccitiplaint., price 2S. 6d. a book that shQuitt be lead
by every married' woman,

IvVOCHING's PATENT WORNI LOZ.ENCES:'., -
E viS are the most fregurtt.Soutees of Chil-
dren's Dbeases. Their SyniP:foilis every
tlardian of C hiidren should be acquilinted with. Prirent
T atid
treFof
casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colotir Of the race. Emaciation, aod irregular state of the : owe's, attend
ed alter with violent pains ;_ they hi ing on Convulsions ; they
affeel the growth of the Body, and they prove- tau).., by end-
ing..in a Consutuption Jr Decay. Both as a Prment.,tive and
Cure of theie alaaning Complaints, the above exc.el lent Me-
is universally
a-Lowei., on tie testimony ot.the liwnest
Charatters in this Country, both in and resPeciabint v,
to have.no equal. Their puulie ~i'inatiation;•gCven 'fro the
proprietor, trom a personal knowle,:geot its wonderful s c-
CeSS in their own Families, stamps,l s merit beyond cipL lion, and gives a sanction to it, of winch no otner Medi- in,
of the kind can boast. Parents, and otileis ,vno!,tiaVe the
Care of Children, stwuld have. ttnr:iceinc(ty as a h Met.
tlicine to resort to, wheiteve: the Stomach or ..owels of dren are any way disordered, winch it Will always be
to relieve.
Sold, wholesale and.retail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0..;..
Chevpside, London ; and retail by Anal), Scott, and 13.. x
ter,
itdniburgli.; Newman, Exeter ;• Hoxi
Title, Plymouth ; Hazard awl ;;,.! ;
CounttY Veudils, limas zs. 94. a,,.0 "s. 6d. eacil.

. ,
The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Siiiseribers to
hold's, who enjoy the pleasing 64tidadion of ha4rii*, led to
the establishment.ot the Patriotic Fund, at the coninience.
ment of ire present War. fed thetreeivit3 justified
cr ix years, iu recommending this laudablz Lnd me-
ritorious Institution tothe support of their Countrymen.
They are solicitous antic same tun:. to tall their attention to
that altered state of Public Affair's. foe which the Nation is
indebted to the valour of our brate Defenders : to the almost
entire annihilation of the Naval Force of the Enemy, which
has crowned the gallant exploits of Britith Seamen ; and to
the hopes _of ultimate success, which the courage,
. discipline,
and firmness of Ilritish Soldiers have inspired ut those, for
whose deliverance trom a pet tidiuus Usurper, they arc at this
moment making the most heroic exertions.
And now that the transcendent efforts of.valour displayed
by the Heroes who have led, and by the brave Men who have
so nobly followed in the Cause of our Country, have secured
the freedom of these Realms, it may surely b.: expetted that
the same generous impulse and feeling. which. at a tnuritent
of great general alarm. induced all ranks to join in the latid..
Wile endeavour to animate the ctforts of our Defehlers, will
be found still alive to their merits and sufferings ; and that
so long as the present Contest shall last, " the British Seaman
"-and the British Soldier may alike confidently trust, that
" thost who are dcar to him while living, will, in the event of
" his falling in the sacred Cause, find Friends and Guardians
" in a grateful and generous Country "
(Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman.