The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-25 00:00:00

MONDAY, JANUARY
25, !802.

CANNON COFFEE-H OUSE, TAVERN and HOTE L.

COCKSPUR.-STREET; CIiAR.ING-CROSS.
WGREEN begs leave to inform his Friends
• and the Public in general, that lie has considerably
ENLARGED and IM P ROV ED the above HOUSE within
the last Summer, and has now fitted it up in a neat and ele—
gant manner, with every accommodation to render it conve-
merit and comfortable, equal to any'House in the Metropolis ;
where Gentlemen may be provided with Dinners, Wines, and
Lodging, upon a Plan combining Elegance and, Comfore, and
on modetate Terms. Soups and Viands in -season, of the
best quality, daily provided in the Ciftee-R.ootn, on. terms
that he trusts will give satistaCtion to those who honour,hitn
with their commands.'
He begs further to add-, that Gentlemen frequenting the
House, may.depend on having clean Beds and well aired.
Good Tavern Rooms for 'Private Parties." 'Having hid in- a
large assortment of Wines of the first quality, he trusts they
will meet the approbation of those who honour him with
their commands; no ex pence will be spared to-keep a con-
stant Stock of the choicest of every kind that can be pur-
chased.
It is almbst unnecessary to remind Gentlemen coming to
London; that the situation of, the Cannolt is the most centri-
cal.M Town, for-either business or amusement, being near
many of the Public Offices, and Places of Public Entertain-
, ment.

MONDAY, MARCH I, 18.2,
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE-
GINS DRAWING.
SCHEME.
Value of each.
£ .2.0, 000
10,000
5,060
2,000
1,000
500
100

No. of Prizes.

1z
s')
100

~

Total Value.
gO;oco

40,000
20,00
10,000
10,coo
6,000
s,coo

5,003
324,c00

Tickets.. ,C..50?,000
CA.PITAI.S DETERMINABLE.
First-drawn Ticket, isth Day, -,C.r0,000
Ditto, zist Day, 20,000.•
Ditto, 3zd Day, Zo,poo
Ditto, 4oth Day, 1,00,
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING
at EVERY LICENSFD LOTTE&Y-OFFICE. .
PRESENT PRICE,
Ticket, - - tz o'
Hag - 810 o 1 Eighth - 23 .0
Quarter 4 5 6 1 Sixteenth . a 1 6
*„-* Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or
Shares, may be supplied by sending good Bills at short dates,
Post Office Orders, -BankNotes, or. Cash, to any Licensed
Lotery Office.
The Pike of Tickets and Shares will•rise consider.:
ably before the Dra-wing.. ' •
Prizes paid in Sterling Money.

•
CAPITAL PRIZES.
A. WO out of the Four Highest Prizes in the last
Irish Lottery (drawn November, dot), were sold in
Shares by SW I PT•and Co. No. ! 1, Poultry, as follows :
No. So4t, a Prize of io,ocol. in one Half, one Quarter, one
Eighth, and two Sixteenths.
No. z 3,874, a Prize of io,oool. in one Half, and eight Six-
teenth ShAres., _

- Also the Tickets No. 17,231, A Prize of 20001. and No.
33,432, a Prize of soot. in the b:ane Lottery, were sold at the
above Office.
The ENGLISH LOTTERY begins drawing of the Ist of
March next. The Tickets and Stamped Shares are on sate,
and all business of Lotteries andthe Public Funds transaacci
by SWIFT and Co. No. if, Poultry.

•
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