The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-09 00:00:00

A ONE HORSE 'CHAISE LOST,

. , On THURSDAY, October 7, 1802,
TAKEN in the Stcert, from bctOre the hop of
Mr. GREEN, Coach-maker, Great Queer-street,
Lincoln's-inn-ti,Ads, between One and Two o'Clock in the
GOOD ONE HORSE CHAISE, railed Body and
raised Back, lined with light 'blue Cloth, and,stufled full ;
trimmed, with Wad: narrow cnt Lace, arid black Tufts,
driving Box, and two Cushions, huMitipon Curricle Springs,
a square Platform behind, and Leather Cover with Brass
Buckles, Splashing Leathers to, the Sides of the Body, and a
Dashing Leather, with square Handles on the Foot Board ,
the Carriage and Shafts Ash, and fixed upon long Bottom
Stays, with a strait etxletree, and a Collar in the Middlof..
it, Wheels pearly new, and the whole painted black.
Whoever shall discover add cause the said Chaise to be
delivered to Mr. ,Gai_ziv, aforesaid, shall receive. FIVE •
GUINEAS REWARD.

,C. 25,000, for the First Drawn Ticket I
ENGLISFI -STA FE LOTTERY,
Begins drawing the 29th November next.
. . SCHEME
! 2 - - of - • - -X. 25,0°3
i . 3
.
.- 3 5,000 l
6 - ,
8 500
And 9,460 other Prizes, from X. too, to X. 19, amountini.,
in the Whole to the Sum or 4. 288,000.

TICKETS mill SHARES wilt rise considerably ;
therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling is
greafvariety; and in'Sliares, at NICHOLSON's Fortunate
Office, 16, Cornhiil, where two Plizes of k. 23,000 and.
k. 5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares.

FIRST DRAWN TICKET TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND POUNDS.
r-ri-TE STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing
1 29th of next Montt', and contains .
„
2 Prizes of - -
J °G" -1"
6 1,060
S - - - SCia
And other Prizes amounting to 183,0601.
Tickets and Sharis are on Sale at HO DG ES and CO .!s,
Stock Brokers, No, 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street,
and No. 44, St. James's-street
~*„ Prizes to any amount, paid on demand.

,~.:.

SECOND LOTTERY, ISoz,
No:
_4, Cornhill, and No. 9, C harinkcross.

1-1 • BlSH,.with the most sincere,Gratitude re-
. • turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public,
for the very distinguished preference shewn to the above
()faces in the late and former Lotteries, and solicits a conti-
nuance of that- Favour, which it ever shall be his study to
deserve.

Pickett and Shares are. selling in great variety on the same
terms as every other °like of equal credit; and the extraor-
dinary success which- Purchasers at the abova.bilices have
experienced, added to the putiduality observed in the pay-
ment, of all Prizes, are circumstances well known. .

The Second Lottery 'consists ,of 32;000 Tickets ; total
amount of Prizes 288,0001. ; and begins drawing the 29th pt'
next Month.' '"
• There will be a Third Lottery the instant the-. Second is
finished, which 'will consist of 44,000 Tickets ; total amount
of Prizes 392,0001.
Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, and all Business in the
Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch.

FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN,
PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen
ofany age, who have never learnt this Accomplish-
ment, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19,', Sher-
rard-street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great A lie-streer,
Goodman's-fields. .They are taught on a Plan particularly
calculated for those to whom it.is an object to acquire it ex-
pdclitiously,• privately, and in the first style of fashion: •
'Foreigners, Officers, and' Country Residents.. who may
wish-to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privtely,
in the House, arid receive constant Instrudion.
,The Seleci Weekly Assemblies commence this month, the
Band conducted by Mr. Taylor ; none but SubsCribers ad-
mitted_; none but People of. respedability .can:subseribe.
Respedable Schools and Families, if not distant from Town,
regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instructed in
every elegant requisite of tvlodern . Dancing. • • • •