The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-25 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1835.

PrHE 28th of this Month the STATE LOT.
TERY begins Drawing.

r of ,c25,0b0 are. ‘24,n00
• 2 Zytooo • - 0,000
..3 to,opo - 30,p00
3 - 5,000 - tpooo
6..ti000-0,000
to. - ;oo 3,0p0
30 - too - .3000
. 6o so , 3,000
6,40 . 20 - 123,000

as,ooo Tickets ,k 250,000
Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows :
,First.drawn, tst Day £ tOOO First-drawn, 6th Day. ,Cseo
Ditto, - 2d Day Soo Ditto .. 7th Day to,ooo
Ditto - .3d Day coo Ditto - Bth Day 2.1k,000
Ditto ... 4th Day 500'1 Ditto - gth Day 5000
Ditto ..- sth Day coo I Ditto - toth Day tOOO
ri CK ETS ; and SHARES are selling at every Licensed
Lottery Office. •
The' Tkkets are nearly all sold.; hut the Public may de'.
,raid,d w.:ing olpplied with 'Ti zl,to and Shares at the di&
terent Lottery Offices whilst there are any. Tickets left. The
Price will advance daily.

NEXT MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING.

UdRINTSBY and Cu. respeafully acquaint the
I 1 Vublia, that they have on Sale a Variety of Tickets,
Halves Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in the present
State Lottery, at their old established State Lottery Office,
No. a 6, Cornhill.
N. B. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed on the
same Terms as if present.
3' Prizes paid on Demand, whether a sot. or a 25,0001.

TBISH, with every sense of Gratitude for the
. numerous Favours he has received, considers himself
bmind (and nr)re particularly as a Contraelor) to repeat his
Statenicia to a generous Public, that from the unequalled
.S plc of "1 I .2K F. TS and SHARES, both in Town and. COMI-
C. due, not think there will be sufficient to answer the
the l: ttery begins ; •he therefore recommends,
,pr,ATilt.cliappointment, in. immediate application to
ti,pr. 4, corlhi.l I. nrq, rviiinC-cross.:

'lllOO Y- EX: I' THE S ['ATE LOTTERY COM.

•ME NC ES DRAWING,.
• r:TIICKETS atid SHARES c(sfirinuelan Sale at the
Licerv:ed Stiatc,Lotte--• Offices (the Garner of Rank-
;cod C1..,..11te Gate ')f the King's Mews,
Cliar:rik-croz,s) of Ki(ji:\ i:Dsotsr, GOODLUCK, and
Co, '

CAPITAL, PRIZES. ; .
swIFT ana:co..No; I. Poultry; sold in Shares
in the lasi Lottery, the following Capitals,. . . ;
No. '67oz, a Prize 0f2,,,001. in Sixteen Sixteenths.
No. 902, a f'Alte of. to,nool. in On'.; Halt and Eight Six-
teenths. • • • •
No. 19,035, Toonh in One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths.
The Tickets and*Shaies of theVeient Cotteiy (which be-
gins Dr,oviig.nri, Niowlay next) are ..seriing in great Vatiety,at
Swift and I.o„'s Office, . .
-The unexatupled rU
ICo f thcse icktth sufficiently evinces
the favnurable epinttin >of the Public, and tenders any com-
ment on the.ments of the Scheme 141",mccessof.

STATIi LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing the 28th of this Month.
Ur ALL and Co. at 'their Licensed STATE L0T-
.1.1. TERM OF F 1 C,E, No,. 88, Cornhill,,,Corner of the
Royal Exchange_ (Successors to Mr. NI CHOLSON), re..
spealullracquaint their Priends and the Public, that the'
TICKETS and (dUly?stamped) HALVES, QUARTERS,
EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are on Sale in variety of
Numbcrs, and on the lowest Terms. •

1..* Orders from the Country, remitting good Bills, at a
short date, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post-0 thee Orders, exe..
cured on. the same Terms as if personally presotiL
CZ Prizes paid on Demand.

TO SUCH AS PROVIDENCE HAS BLESSED WITH
THE MEANS OF ALLEVIATING THE ANGUISH
TUE 'FATHERLESS,
Widow of JOHN SAMUEL LOCKE
(Ism Lieutenant in the Second Regiment of 'Fewer
Hamlets Militia, and Lieutenant on Half-pay in the 53d Re.
• ginient'of Foot), requests permission to appeal, under cir-
Cornstances of the .most accumulated distress, by the sudden
. death-of an affedionate Partner, occasioned by an Apopleelic
Attack on the night:of Decemberaist, while on Guard at the
West India Docks :,--she is thus left the pennyless Mother
oUN I Nll CHI I.D REN • there being no pay whatever dun,
'nor any Pension to the Widow, in consequence of the deccas.
edheingonly tin the Pl4l-pay List.
. The youngest Child is now only four months Old, the eldest
I, Boy, 14 years of age, who, from an inherent amiableness of
temper, and being ut a rernarka ble' mechanical turn of mind,
and ad excellent hand at drawing and designing, would-be
gratetul for any sittutonel respectability, however humble.
There is also one tine Boy, nine years. old in March next, for
%vital% if any, benevolent person having a Presentation for
• the Blue-Coat-School, would reserve it ,it would be most
thankfully received. With respeet, to, these, and the other
Children, the afflicled. Mother is compelled to cast herself
and them on the consideration of the few who are well ac.
quainted with their circnnistances .past and present, and
'through them to consign herself, with, :41 her sorrows, to the
aodltever-failing compassion of a generous Pub.
Ile ;' who, when a case so well authenticated is nude known,
were never solicited ix vain.
. The amount of the Subscriptions being intended, in the
mast, to place her (under the direction of superintending
Friei:ds) in sums line of business best adapted to insure the
purposes intended, it will be announced to the Donors
through the same medium-as the present communication, as
will the ultimate disposal of the whole,which will be con-
cluded by respectable persons, who id! hereafter be ap-
pointedfrinn the Subicribers. For the truth of the foregoing
detail, which is described the most unvarnished' manner
possiple, personal .reference May be had to the Gteutleinen
whose names are here given.
The Residelice el. the late JOHN SAM UE L LOCkE was
No. 1, Thomas's-street, Bethnal-Green, where his Widow
still resides': for whom the under-mentioned Bankers; Sta.
have kindly undertaken to receive Contributions, .viz. • .
Messrs. Ransom, Morland and Co. No. 56, Pall-Mall
Newnhatn, Everett, Tibbits, and Everett, No. 9,: Mansion.;
House-streett ;,Verse, Lucatiou, and Smart, No. 77,. Lunt-
berd-street ; D,nwn; Thornton, and tree, ifartholontewlarie;
also the Rev. Mr. Sparrow, of Wel thantstow ;.Ed%vartt &ley-
rick, Vino-court, Spitaltields (who will act as one of
the/Trustees and Managers); Messrs. r. L. Desormeaux and
Stine, No. 15, Pearl-street,. Spitaltields (one of whom Mr.
L. 0, will.act with Edward Meyrick,' Esq.); and J. iohn.
sun, Bookseller, St. Paul's Church-yard. .
From tune to times list of the suoscribers' Names will be
'Announced in the Pap '
ers ; and when The Books are chased,.
notice willhe given. The future situation, business, and pro-
gress in life, ut the distressed Widow and Fesiiiltshall also,'
in due time, be "laid before the, Public. •
• SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Officers of the ad Reg. of 'rowel-Hamlets
Militia. X. 5o o o
Ed, erd Meyrick, Esq. Vine-court, Spitaltields n
L, Desorineaux and Sons - ro 0
Mr. Debut, Poultry o in 6
E•lward R. Mores, Esq. 4 a a
I • Thomson, S. Boner and Co. to
Rev. W. Sp if row -
P. Colqultoun, 1 co
S.lmltel hositiquet, Esq. Y• • 10 0
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