The Sun.
London, England, 1812-08-31 00:00:00

NEW STATE LOTTERY.

• 11111,..IDDING anct Co. No. 1, COrhhill, and No.
3, Charing-cross, (third Door. from 'Northumberland
!louse, opposite the Statue), who sold in the ,Last Lottery,
I*i-6031, a Prize of 5001. and No. 3,466 and 1,205, the TWO •
LAST' PRIZES of 20,000/. ever sold, also 2921, the first
Prize of 4001. all in Shares; return their grateful Thanks for
Ilse Patronage of the Public, and acquaint them that the NEW
LOTTERY of 110,000 Tickets, to he drawn on the Bth of Sep-
tember, contains no Prize of less Value than 221. and has the
• Usual Proportion of 'Capitals. •
• Purchasers'at PIDDING and Co.'s Offices, will alio have
*EIGHT EXTRA BENEFITS with the Four First-Drawn
sliinks, each of ',which, in both Oasses, be
-entitled to 20
WhOle Tickets, 'deposited at the Bank •of England fol- the
Holders, of these forturtate,Blanki, so that a•Blank may now
rain •504000.1.
44*•• Orders from the .Country, enclosing the Amount; post
-paid, will meet the same attention as if the parties were
present. • . • .

The LARGEST PRIZE- Shared in the LAST • LQT-
TERY, the Last Prize of 5,0,301. the Last Prize 4,0001. ever
Shared, 4nd ,the Last 3001, prize; were ALL sold • by
WEBB, 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Paul's.)
GWEBB, at - vvliose.-.Foripnate Office the
.. above CAPITAL IIRI2ES were' so lately sold in
ghat or, iTspectfially solicits the' favors pf the. Persons in
to, adreiiture in the ensuing 'Sntali aud Y.ovel•State
Lottery, .which all Drawn on, Tuesday; the Bth of,
SePtember, the Scheme of which is so arrange& that even
a Blank may gain 50,0001.
Tickets anti-Shares, in as, great a Variety of Numbeas as the
Scheme wirachnit, are n-•..v0 Selling lit_ • .
- • -AVEBI3'S I-LULY '1701.1.171.7NATE OFFICE,
• 17, Ludgate-street,. neav St. Paurs,
- 'Orders irnm the Country, containing, Remittances, prim-
,
tualfy attended to.
IRISH 13ANK.NOTES, in large or small SIMIA, exchanged
for British eurrpucy, upon• Liberal Terms, at Wcbi)'s Lot-
t.
tery and Irish Exchange Office, 17, Ludga,te-street. •

..• DRAINAGE AND •NAtIGATION tONIBLNED.
• THE COALUITTEE-jor conducting a Plan
for the improved Drainage and Navigation by the River
Welland, from Stamford through Spalding, in the County of
Lincoln, hereby give Notice; that a MVETIN.G will be held
al. the Town Hall at Spaldiag, on TUESDAY, the ist day of
September next, as soca as the South Holland Drainage
business is disposed of, for the purpose of 'receiving the
Report of Mr. Bevan, the Engineer, who will attend on the
occasion.
Maurice Johnson, John Molecey,
TiMmas Pulvertoft, James Blundell,
Thomas Thorpe, W. M. Johnson,
- William Lamb, Charles-Wyche;
J. M. Edmonds, _Edward Brown,
oseph Mawby;. Joseph Robinson.
Joseph Monkhouse,
August 21, IFI2.

NaIoiONTOWN IRON WORKS, LANARKSHIRE, FOR
SALE.

Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-House, EDINBURGH•,
upon WEDN-EiDAY, the 7th day of OCTOBER next, at
One o'Clock iu the Afteinoon,

THESE well-known MOT-WORKS, toge-
ther with. the DWELLINO-HOUSESi. WORK-
HOUSES, whole ENGINES and APPARATUS; as also, the
LANDS and MINES attaclied thereto, comprehending an in-
exhaustible suppl of Col, Lime-stonc, i-on-sttine, Fire-
flay, and every other material necessary for such extensive
Works.

The Wilsontown Iron Works arc situate exactly TwentyL
sit miles from the ports of Leith and Glasgow, and.thus com-
manda ready•access to the markets on both the. Bast and West
Coasts, as well as in Ireland. They lic in a cheap and plenti-
ful part of the country ;:are the only workkof the kind in
Scotland, and.ure in the most perfect condition-in every re-
%feet.
Tbe Apparatus consists of two Blast Furnaces, blown 'by a
48-inch itleultonaud Watt double-power Stcam Engine, suf-
ficient to hiow also an additional furnace, if required; as alsO
four other Steam Engines of (Efferent dimensions, with the
raoßt eomplete Machinery for the- manufacture of Bar, Bolt,
Itod, and Sheet Iron, Boiler-plates, Hoops, -Ste. recently erect-
td on the newest and approved principles- . .
'l'e Works arc chiefly employed at present in making, soft.
Pig iron for foundry use, principally of the best No. 1. Two
Furnaces produce kroin" 901 Tons weekly, which' may be
proportionably increased to upwards of 120 Toys by the ere,--
tion of another furnace; for which there is abundance of spare
Wast. .

As the freight of iron frorn Leith to London is only from
108.. to 12s. per Ton, and PC insurance less than one per cent.
these Works-are particularly worthy of the atteution of 10n-
tlemeu in the Iron Traci., resident in London, where the ex-
cellent quality of the Wilsontown iron commands a constant
piderence in the market.
Besides su 'Unite WORK-HOUSES, a SUTTLERY; and
STORE-HOUSES, there is.
.an excellent. DWELLiNG-
HOUSE fur the Proprret3r, and Houses for the Manager,
Clerks, and from 400 to 500 Workmen and their Families.—
The Lauds accompanying the Works consist of about 15
ACRES•of old. Plantation and ibproved, Ground about the
principal -Dwelling7l(Ouse ; 45 ACRES of ENCLOSED,
GROUND,-iately planted, 90 ACRES of PASTURELAND
and 400 English ACRES of MOSS; the whole containing
Coal, Iron-stone, Limo-stone,' and every other material re-
quired at Iron Works:
Beside the Minerals in these Lands, those contained in the
Lands immediately adjoining,-partly in absolute propizrty, and
partly on ieng leases, including the Wilsoritown, Greenwall,
and Climpy Collieries, all wrought at a comparatively small
expense, go along with the Works.
Inventories and specifications of the machinery, minerals,
&c. and any other -necessary. information, may. be had by
.applying to Mr. James Wilson, No:_h, Crosby-square, Bi-
shopsicate-street, London; Wilson and SonS, Wilsontown ;
or 11. Fraser,-the TrUstee, 12, Forth-street, Edinbhigh ;
also Messrs. Edington, Queen-street, Glasgow; A. Cutts,
Esq. Liverpool ; Messrt. Wright and Bowden, ; •
Messrs. Sorsbie and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Josiah
Dawson, Esq. Rhoydshall, near Leeds; Samuel Haller, EN:
'near Wolverhampton; and James Flillar, Esq.
u.