The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-05 00:00:00

NEXT MONDAY.

Iri .BISII,'- Contractor for the , Lottery ,re-
.
. spectfal'y ;incises the Public to make their purchases
at bi.; Otlices,4, CORN/lII4L, and 9, CHARIN*CROSS, on
or 11,-.-f.sre MONDAY, as the LOTTERY begins on TUESDAY
oral g, when.
20.000;
• . 00,000, ' • • , ,

.L40,0')0,

, -
MAY BE 6AINED BY A BIA!'4K.

The Lowest-Prizes are .221. each, and every Namber will be
lara.wn from the Wheel. •

:SINGULAR. ADVANTAGEOUS STATE LOTTERY.
ORNB.BY and CO. Stock-brokers, 26, Corn'-
Lill, leave to remind their Friend's and the Pub
.
that the 1.0 fTERY is. big 'with important Chances, and
.'solicit their favours On the :resent occasion.
The Drawing begins ND CT TUESDAY, • the Bth of Sep-
-±l‘ temher.
Only 10,000 Tickets.—A Blank may gain 50,0001.
OrdeyS by Post or Carrier executed on the same terms as if
Pres eat . • •

80IINSBY and.Co.\ have divided among their Friends up-
ofTbree ittillions Sterling, which-they trast is the best
teconlmenclation for the future Favours of tli.,Public.

DRAWING.
This Day wis published; ,
IU large Oct;.:;ro,. price 2.55. half bound,

rOTIE ELEMENTS of DRAWING, in its va-
rious Branches, fur the use of Students, illustrated
with Sixty Copper-plates, containing several hundred subjects
ai-,-er the GreafMa;ters, and some of them coloured from
Nature. . By. GEORGE I L'IMILTON;* Esq.
This is the first attempt to produce a complete and cheap
Elementary Book on the most elegant of all Arts ; serving,
at once, as an assistant to Masters, and as a Guide and Tutor
Stutients,.with or. without' a Master. The instructions are
practical and Copious.; and the epalples begin with the sim-
pleSt fiscures; and gradually ascend to the most complicated
designs in Landscape and History.
Printed 'for ItiehaM Phillips; 47, Ludgate-hill; and to 2 he
had of all Booksellers, with aiberal allowance to Masters,
and to Sch6ols. • .

Of whom may be had, just published,

Blair's Universal Preceptor, 4s. 6d. •
Models of Juvenile Letters, :is. 6d.
And GOldsanth's British Geography, 4s. Gd.

BY THE KING4S PA
.t ENT.
NORRIS's I; EVE lc' DROPS:

Tll4-lex*perience of more than half a century has
tulqy estahlis.h(-.41. the repuiation of thy.;
Nieincinc, that it is now unmiicessary to expatiate on its effi-
cacy in every species of „Fever, particularly the Scarlet- and
ryphus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid FeverS ;.they have
never beenlnown to fail, when administered agreeabic to di_
redion ; in the 'Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most
Disorders incident to Children they are an inf.:lift:le remedy ;.
the decays and discomforts of7adviitietd life are under • their
immediate influence, they immediately stop ',the
.progress (4-
a tresh Cold, and are particularly adaptedasa'•genial Restora.
tive.

The Family Bottle, 225. sbld atthe Doabr's House., _No.
29, I..oWer Brook street,- rosvenor• squire, where ordas tur
eXportation are duly executed Smaller ies, t is:and I's.
9 I. wh :les.de.ani retail, at Bacon's, i ce, Oxford,street, and
by most ►espe,:tall,le Venders in Town and Costar)
A [so N Ott K 1 s's celebNited A 14-Tl-BUR) 5,e1,1, Ls,
with (trnple Dire ions, the Box.
_ .

urrari. Observe-that the words Thomas Norris
Moore" are engraved on .the GoveMirr:nt.Starnia-rannd the
~ottles ; no others Are, or cambe, genuine.