The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-26 00:00:00

SIX' PEriCE

MONDAY, .MARCH • tSO2;

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE,
GINS DRAWING;

•CC-!F.,:k4EI
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No. of Prizes.

:Co;
10,ow
• 5,,000
A,OOO
I,obo
- 5a
1.03

.F. 0,000
40,000
20,000
10.00

_ to,ooo
6,b03
j,Coo
i,004
324,c*

1.0

78,000

60,0n0 Tickets. .500,000
• CAPITALS DETERMINARLE.
first-drawh Ticket, f ith Day,
• Ditto,lst Day, 26,cc0
- Ditto, 32.(1. Day, 20,00.7
Dlito, 40th Day, ,c,oc/
TrtKE'rS and 'SHAR ES of TICKETS are SEL.LEN
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket, - Z. 16 /2 o
Bto o I Eighth
4 5 6 1 Sixteenth

Half
Q uarter

2 3 0
1 A 6

'ki-*L•Per&ons in the Country wishing to have Tickets at-
Sliafes, may be supplied by sending good liilisatshcrt dates,
Post Office Orders, ~.841-ik. Notes, or Cash, td tiny Licensed
Lottery Office.
The Price of Tickets-and Shares will rise consider.
before the Drawing. "
Prizes paid in Sterling- Nloncy. •

D OBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manufafturers to
Lk Her Majesty and alt the Royal Family, having greatly
extended _their ManufaCtory, and invented several New and
tasteful Articles of Dress, agreeable to the present Fashion
take the liberty of soliciting the patronage and inspeetion of
the Nobility and Gentry\ at their Ware inoms, No. • ri
Chandos_street, Covent-Garden, to their Patent Articles 4t.
Dreg, to be had no where else in England—
THE ROYAL IMPERIAL NETT,
-a very tasteful and-elegant production ; also rich UNION
sTRIPED and SPO'rt ED VELVETS, for Court Trains,
-in all the Fashionable Colours,
Genuine CHAM B ERRY 111USLINS, in-the most exten-
sive variety of Piain,,Striped, and Figured, and of the inot
elegant Patterns, in Gold and Silver, tor Court and Ball
Dresses, &c.,
ITALIAN MUSIAS, in, all Colours; an article nni.
yen:ally-admired for its durability, and is peculiarly adapted,
from its light and elegant Appearance, for fashionable Dress:
SARSNET CAMBRICS made of lk and Cotton; thoSe
sold without 'Silk not having any pretensions to the name, or
any advantage beyond a DyedG lazed Mu4lin. Also a Thicket
kind' for Travelling Dresses, warranted to Wash.—Plain,
Twilled, and FiguredTAF ',ATI Es, CYPRUS, &c, of tile
newest Fashion, in thegreatest variety. •
FOR FA MIL Y ;MO U RNIN G— R.- and P. having paid
particular attention to the Manufaeture of MOURNING
GOODS, they Batter themselves they can supply Families
going into Mourning, with every Article of a superior Quality,
being Thf.bmselves the Manufacturers of Boinbazeens, Rasdi:.
'invres, Twilled and Plain Satsnets, Chamiserrv, and Italian
Muslitis, Sarsnet Bombazets. for Servants, Bar-v
Handkerchiefs, &c. all warranted to ; and any
Goods not giving the fullest satisfaCtion, they wilt change or
return the money.
Being the original Importers and Minufaelurers of Irish
Poplins and Tabbincts us this, Country, and having made
them on an improVed Principle (solely their, own Inventioo'j,
theyitiatter themselves their superiority, both in Quality and
12-rice, will insure .4). decided preterence. . • • -
Very cuii9us Rich Black Double_Tabbinet fonCentlemen's
wear. .

.. _T..
FOR FURNITURE.—Rith Damasks and Satins of quite
new Patterns; also Plain and Striped 'Cabarets,' in all co-
lours, with the improved, plan of watering, so Much ap-
proved by. the admirers of Elegant Furniture. Alowance to
the Trade as usual.

Merchants exporting Fashionable Goods, will find tbeir.
Manufattory quite new, and worthy their attention.

Cauca stet, vis cst Notissirnt

THE. Re.storatifre ANIMA of QUASSIA,
i the torah of Pills, lately invented and prepared by
HA.I.LAM and Co: which is found au immediate and- in-
comparable Remedy for ,
Weak, relaxed, and debili- Hypochondriac A ffedioos,
toted Constitutions, • Habitual Purgitigs,
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Weakiissses,
. Pains and 'Weakness of the The deleterious Edects of got
Stomach, ' Climates or 1 ntemperance
In &hurt, in most cases where the constitution .has been re..
duced and deoilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora-
tive areas are equally astonishing and unprecedented.
The antiseptic powers of Quassia are too- well known to
reqpire further comment ; and the restorative effects of its
"CONCENTRATED EXTRACT" certainly entitle that
Preparation' to the highest estimation and confidence of -the
Nervous and Debilitated; and to such it is at this season
pale:W:4ly recorninentted, not only as a Restorative, bUt a
sate Preventative of Contagion from inti-dious.and epidemic
Diseases, so geueralty prevalent.
'Tile remarkable Case of Colonel Oliver, produced by cues.'
sive heat and fatigue at .the Siege of Seriugapatani (of which
we shall give the Colonel's own account),- is here brought
forward,- as it must do away every doubt of its efficacy,
and display the restorative powers of the Medicine. . '
• • . No. t 3, Wigruore-street, Cavendish-square,
SIR, February zgpagot. -
In the latoCaMpaign•in India (which terminated so forte-
ria•tely for
_the British Empire;,. I was exposed, during •
maron through the Mysore, to excessive fatigue and a burn-
ing sun, that enervated •my whole system,: which increased
rapidly in the course of the Siege of Seririgapatam ; during
Which, from the dampness of the entrenchments, I was. at-
tacked with a violent dysentery-, and by further' exertion id
the carrying by assault this important place,. was so far re-
duced as to be rendered. incapable of further service.; the
whole .;ystem had received a shock that threatened immediate
dissolution, no part of it deemed longer capable of perform-
ing its proper fundion, ;..the stomach and bowels were unable
to retain the small-quantity of" food taken,: which passed Ott
immediately • the nervous- system and muscular fibres were
eqUally alfgelied with constant tremor and debility, to such a
degree as to render- everowalk.ing extremely difficult. This
affection, with the constant irri.tation in the stomach and
bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue. During •my
passage to England, . I• had every assistance without the
smallest advantage. On my arrival•l procured medical Aid
from. every quarter that was thought likely to affbrd relief,
and for several months attended regularly to the -Medicine
and regimen prescribed by my 'Physicians, without receiving
the least benefit. In October last I called on you, to inquire
if Hallam and Co.'s Extrad, or Anima of Quassia,- was
likely to be of service in my hopeless situation. 1 took rt
from your recommendation, and.,have the happiness of feel-
ing myself perfeetly restored; and that by taking a few boxes
only. A -few doses produced an ease and regularity in the
stomach and boWelsi. that had not been experienced since the
first attack of the disorder: • In short, the whole train of dis.
tress-mg' symptoms were soon effedually relieved, awl I have
now the happiness to enjoy-a state of health I had little rea-
son to expect. •
To 13. Shaw, No. 74, VorOugli,.London.
,Many additional proofs of its-efficacy, too numerous for in.
Anion here, thoiign equally singular and well attested, ma'y
be seen' in a Pamphlet, delivered gratis as above, to whicn
We refer the Vailetudinarian.•

The Proprietors particularly request Purchasers Will be
careful to übserve.each box has 4 Certificate, gned in -red
ink,
n " E. Hallanini.l Co." as no other cans`ssibly be
genuine. .
Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw, No. 7.1, Borough; Ana
retail by Baxter and Co. Edinbuigh and Glasgow, and'4one
Vender in every TO Wll, in boxes 'of ss.. and tps. 6d. each.
and large packages, containing five Ss. boxes iii, as. each,
duty included.