The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-02 00:00:00

'IX7HITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a
VV personal Boauty in both Sexes, and in some parts of
Europe.amesteutial to Persons of Rank. The IiAN DAN A
nr INDIAN WASHING CAKES, possess thepe-
culiar ploptuly of giving. the most exquisite delicacy of tex-
ture, and inconceivable fairness to the. Hands winch arc con-
,arantly !mashed with this Soap, and these etiedi are.not pro-
nixed too suddenly, as if by Paint, bat gradually, by cor-
rrz.ting 'ill the iinpekfeaions of the Skin. Even in caves
• where the skin has been injured by labour or other violence,
the hardliesa and coarseness arc eft:dually, infallibly, and
permanently renioved,
and succeeded by smoothness, fair.
nets, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot lee acquired
,byany other ineans•whatever. It is by experience only that
any tine can, forrnon adequate idea of the superior excellence:
or this Soap.' . •
5414. •Wliolesafe, Retail', and for Exportation, by the Pre-.
prictor's ,sole Agent, W. -Withers, No, 259, Strand, near
TemPhi Ear ; retail, at Mr. Dangerfielci's Library, Berkeley-
square ; r• D unite t t No, 3, heap side; Lon4onl, and must
cyfittlitt s

Price Otte Shitlinzcach Calm,

No..}, Catithill, and 9, Charing.eross.
BiSil„ Cantradtor lot the present LKlttery,
.1. returns his must grateLl 'Thanks to the Nobility,
Genlry, and Pohlie in:pneral, for their liberal patronage in
the line and form ir Lotteries, and flatters himself the un.
cemrintoif success that has attended Purchasers at his Offices
of late years, added to the punduality obsetved in the pay.
ment of all "rizei, will insuro hint a continuance of their
Favours in the' present Grand Spring Lottery: the Schetne of
which stands universally confessed the richest in Capital
Prizes ever known ; these being
Prizes of ,C 30,000 3 Prizes of socio
20,000 ao6o
roi 00e $ 4.- -44-4 loceo

3 i -

Persons in the Country mar be supplied with Tickets and
Shares, by sending up, post;pAti, Bank Notes, Cash or-Post
(Mice Ontera.--Theiottery begins the ,3th May, 38,4.

STATE. LOTTERY.

_ .
Aiirr and CO, at their Old Office, No. n,
POultry, an :telling Tickets and Shares of Utz State Lot-
tery to begin drawing 13th Nay. •
. The Number anti Aen nint of the Capital Prizes' pnd the
gree:ral ariangement cat the Scheme, will be found superior
la any former Lot tery of the same numbzr of Tickets.
In the last Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,9cz, a Prize of
roma. No. 8200, a Prize. of- moat. •anxl Nus. and
13,268, Prizes ot:5001. were shared and sold at SwiftandCo.'s
()thee ; where No. 6791, a Prize of No. 9362, a
Prize of t 0,00.11. and Na. 19,005, a P.rize,ol wool. in the
iireceding Lottery, were also sold in shares.

STATE LOTTERY
•
Begins Drawing Monday, rith May.
THE Timer.; are sold and divided into Halves,
quarters, Eighths. and Sixteenths, by HAZARD,-
BUR, and Co. Stock-Brokers, • at their State Lottery
Office, No. 93, tinder the Royal Exchange, London, and no
where else on their Account. •

, Lettere, poit-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
The Scheme contains Two -.Prizes of 30,0001. Two of
2700,41. Three of r.,,e0e1. Three of 50,01. Fisie of z 0-1.
Light of te..:d. Fourteen of soul. &c. ttec. and the lowest
Prize 201.

In the late Lottery, No. Sou, a Prizt of 25020, was sold
and registered at the above Office, where No. ig,33S, 50,031.
and to„74t and a 427 Prizes of root. were.solci in Shares.
egr Country Orders,•accompanied with tiort-dated Bills
on London, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in„Parcel by Coach
or Cit:irter, pipttually attended to; and Correspondents may
depend on being treated exadly %Attu) WAIII4 Urlll3 as it per-
sonOiy present.

SOON WILL BE DISPOSED OF,
A Capital and vety Desirable MODERN RESI.
DEN CI. ,fit for a regular Establishment suited from
Fitie to Ten Thousand Pounds a-year, with a MANOR,
'and Irons about acr, to 1400 Acres of rich, healthy, anddry
Arabic and Pasture reehold Land round the House. corn.
mantling beautiful Sea and Land Views, situate between sixty
and ninety miles Soutli.west from London.
It vary much desired, a Manor and well-wooded Estate,
about zoo° Acres more, near it, may be added. .
Inquire of Mr. F. Webb, Salisbury.

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