The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-11 00:00:00

_ On Tuesday, Percy —On Wednesday, King Henry the
Fourth On Thursd.y. The Comedy of Errors.—On Fri-
day, A !stew Way to Pay Old Debts. '
The Public are resi tinily informed, that a New Grand
Operatic Drains, founded on The Incas of Marmuntel, and
Kotiebue's Play of Rolla, or, The Virgin of the Sun, has
,been long in preparation, and will be produced early in the
Week atter next.'

Dr. CLARKE's and Mr. CLARKE's LECTURES.
DR. CLARKE ana Mr. CLARKE will begin
1.-1 their SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on
MIDWIFERY and, the DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, on MONDAY, the 27th of January •
I'n, I ettpres are read every day, at the' house of Mr.
Clarke, No. to, Upper John-street, Golden-square, from a
quarter-past Ten o'Clock in the Morning till a quarter past
Eleven, for the convenience of Students attending the Hos-
pitals.
For particulars apply to Dr. Clarke, No. I, New Burling.
ton-street ; or to Mr. Clarke,- No.-to, Upper lohn-street,
. -
Golden.sqrrare.

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
No. 93, 11,!yal 1-2-xcbtlige, rest fully solicit the
Public attention to the SCHEME of the ensuing LOT'.
TLRY,

Which c.,titaina
2 . . . Prius of . . . 7C20,000
. . . . of. . •• 6,000
2 '•
• . .of. . . . 4,Q00
And others of rood. s°ol. &c. dawn to 241.
Amounting in the whole to tz3,0001.
And only Twelve Thousand Tickets.
The whole L!tery will be drawn on TUESDAY, the
zest of THIS MONTH.

THE great and unrivalled Success !bac has for
many yens attended the Old Offices of
Sir lAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
No. 37, Cornliiii. No, 38, Haymarket,
No. It, Holborn, I No. 269, Strand,
And a New Office, No. 141, Oxfoid.street,
Having sold in one year eight Prizes of 20,0001. ; in one
Lottery, tu2,ocol. out of ; inctluding‘three Prizes
.‘", of z 0,0001., and No 2470, 40.^0 1. ; also in last Lottery,
No. 1,853 (A) . 4.2,030 I No 1,745 (C) . Zl,OOO
2,745 (C) . 60 I Besides several of seo
4,025 (B) . 1,000 1_ &c. &c.
In the latter part of which many of their Friends were dis.
appointed, obliges them to request an early purchase in the
small one of 12,900 Tickets, all to draw the zist instznt,
containing,
2 PriteS Of . 2 Prizes of . L'4,000
2 Ditto . . 6,000 2,402, zol. up to 1,c.,00
Capitals nearly equal to Lotteries that have had,twice the
number of Tickets.
• • ,1. St VEW RIGHT, Sole Surviving Partmer.
Who refleas, with pleasure, he long since guarded the
Public against the deceptive use of their firm. His concern
for those who suffered by not attending *.o it obliges him to
renew the caution.

,W NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICZ, •
No. 1, CORNHI LL.
DIDDING and Co. return their grateful Thanks
for the pait favours of their Friends and the Public,
and respeafully solicit a gontiourince of • iern for the NEW
YEA R's LOTTERY, which will be drawn zist of THIS
Iv.IONT H., and contains numerous Prizes of zo,,:ool 6,0001.
i,0r,01• 5,101. &c.7—lt is almost superfluous to
add, that as the present Lottery AR ctirects that the Original
Ticket, of every Number divided into Spates, shall be depo-
sited with the Receiver-General at the Stamp Office, and
is liable to he detained there until the Holders of. the Shares
shall have heed paid,—it is manifest there is now the same
security for Adventurers at a New Office, as at any of the
Old ones, and it is obvious there is precisely . the same
Chance. That being indisputably the fad, and as no endea
yours are omitted to give satisfadion Pidding's Office will
(by considerate Persons) not be thought less entitled to their
Preference, when they are informed that it conducts to the
13enefit of P.'s large Family of Ten Children.
No. 1, Cornhill. ,

;471---HE CONDUCTORS of the MENTOR MA-
I. GAZINE, anxiolis that the Public should, possess
every tacility of Appreciating the value, and of thoroughly
understanding - the • basis on which the MENTOR TON-
TIN E is founded, are determined that the Subscriptions due
upon the Shares, may, at the choice of the Subscribers,
stand over till lanuary, 1813 ; and as the First Number of
that grand National Work will be published in January
next, there Will be twelve niontlis .allowed to 'the Share-
holders to examine the Solidity and Utility ora Plan, vhich,
founded on the Principles of Equity and Truth, presents an
union of improvement and profit; not before known to exist,
and which the Fathers of Families most partict.arly en-
vourage, as an equal benefit .to the minds and fortunes of
their Children.
*** Engraved Receipts, to secure Shares, a're now ready
to deliver, at the Mentor Office, 18,Ivy-Lane, price as. 6d.
where Non-Subscribers also may' obtain. Plospeduses and
Plans ot the Tontine.
This Day was published, price as. 6d: continued annually,
DAVIS'S GENTLEMAN'S MATHEMATICAL
CO MPAN lON, for 1812, being No. XV'. : containing An
ewers to the• last ycar's Questions. &c. with new ones pro,
posed to be answered in the next Number, including Origi-
nal Philosophical Papers and useful 'Extraas.