The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-27 00:00:00

LORD FREDERICK CAVENDISH.

'THE Efficacy of the Genuine GOWLAND's
A- LOTION is every day proved so striking'y in its Ef-
feas, that the Proprietress would not hold herself obliged to
recite any one of the numerous Cases which 'present them-
selves to her observation, if it were not to guard the Public
and herself against the effeds of spurious Imitations and ar-
rogant Imposture. In.a recent instance, the Servant of Lord
Frederick Cavendish had an ertiiiiion on the forehead, which
baffled the aid of his Lordship' wn.Physician and Apothe-
cary : it was.cured by a few Bott es of Gowland's Lotion. It
is necessary, however, ro add, that this was the Genuine Lo-
tion; which is only to be had of the Proprietress of ._;:e Ori-
ginal Receipt, Mrs. M. E. Vincent, No. 4; Davies-street,
Grosvenor-square, London ; and, by her appointment, at
Bacon's, No. 150, Oxford-street ; Ching and Butler, No. 4,
and Rigge, No. 65, Cheapside ; Tutt, Royal Exchange ;
Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and by all the
reputable Venders of Medicine and Perfumes in Europe.
But it cannot be genuine unless the name M. E. Vincent is
signed on the Label on each Bottle, and One Hundred-Gui-
neas Reward will be paid on comidicin of a Forgery of her
Signature.

JOHN RUSH, Esq.
This Day was published,
A PORTRAIT of the late Mr. RUSH,
1 A. INSPECTOR GENERALOf RECIMINTAL HOSPITALS.
Engraved from an Original in the possession of his Ne-
phew, Mr. BROOK, Seal-Engraver to His MAJESTY and
His Royal Highness the Di of KarT, 302, Strand.
Proofs toi. bd. each. Lettered Impression ss.

This Day were published, price 45.. sewed.,
REMARKS on the POOR LAWS, and on The
STATE of the POOR.

By CHARLES WESTON, Kensington.
Sold by Payne and Mackinlay, Successors to. Mr. Elmsley,
opposite to Southampton street, Strand ; and by I. Martin,
Kensington.

NEXT MONDAY,
• The LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
TBISH respedfully acquaints the Nobility,
Gentry, and the Public-in generai, that Tickets and
Shares are selling at all his Old Establislod 01114 a,:"
No..}, CORNHI LL, and No. §, CHART-44G;CRtISS,
MANCHESTER and EDINBURt4H,
Where the current price for Prizes will be paid on Demantl.
as soon as drawn.
PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES.

• Ticket, - - o'
Half - , - 814 o I Eighth. - - a 4 6
Fourth - - 4' -8 0 Sixteenth - z 6
Tickets and Shares registered, correct Numerical Books are
kept, and all Business in the Public Fonds transafted ivith
fidelity.and dispatch.

The DRAWING of the preient ENGLISH STATE-
' LOTTERY begins on Monday the First of March.
THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS,
EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now -selling in
great Variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms
01" The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand,
By HORNSBY and Co.
Stock-BrokerS, at their old-established State-Lottery-Office,
(Licensed pursuant to Ad of Parliament)
No. z 6, CORNHILL,
Opposite the Royal-Exchange, London;
Also at LIVERPOOL and EXETER.

MONDAY NEXT the DRAWING COMMENCES.
QIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS were
0 paid last year in Capital Prizes by HODGES and Co.
Stock-brokers, No. 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street,
and No. 44, St. James's-street, for the fortunate Tickets
Sold and Shared by sthem as under stated, viz. •
No. 15,7435, - £.20,000 No. 30,333 ,C. 5000
29,467 . 20,000 28,898
, 5008
24,787 ' - 10,000 18,000 - , 5000
N. B. The Tickets and Shares of the present English
Lottery are now on Sale, in great variety, 'at the above Offices,
where Prizes to any amount will continue to be paid on de-
mand.i

NEXT MONDAY THE ENGLISH STATE LOT-
TERY BEGINS DRAWING.
No: 6s, FLE zr-STR EET adjoining the Bolt-in-Tun Inn.
N4R. DRUMMONiD returns his sincere Thanks
to his Friends and the Public in general, for their past
Favours, thinks it his duty to remind theta,- in all probabi-
lity, this will be the last Lottery wherein so great a Suns
As 40,000 l may be gained for k. 16. 16 q
20,0001. , S t 3 0

lo,ocol.

25001. I 2 0
Clubs or Parties are rakenrrunenri V.+ P
l'ickeEs and Shares continue to rise daily.
Persons in the Country, by sending to this Office Post-
Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, may depend on having
their Orders pundtually executed with dispatch.
Correll Numerical Books kept, and Numbers carefully
examined,- and Tickets registered, at 6d. per Number, and a
true account of their success sent by pOst as soon as drawn.