The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-31 00:00:00

NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET.

HE Public are eespeittUlly. informed, that this.
Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY
of PARIS and Environs, is oow Open for public inspe6lion;
painted from Drawings made en. the North West Tower of
the Metropolitan Church•of Notre Dame, . since the Signing
of the Preliminaries of Peace, by J As. DE MARIA, will
continue opell from Ten till dusk
. 7 Admittance One Shilling.. .
N. B. A Person regnlarly atteryls to.explain the Pidure.

Phis Day wa4 Published, price Ss. in boards,
With three hilll}.,finished Engpvings by I. 11.1itan, from
original Designs, by Robert Ket Porter, Esq. •
THE PLEASPRES OF SOLITUDE::
Second Edition, with other Poems.

By P. L. COURTIER.
London : Published by F. and C. Rivington, No, 6z, St.
Paul's Church-yard and r. Hatcliard No, 19

THE 'ST. AIIIAND WATERS. •
'THIS is to give Notice, That the. WATERS of
I. ST. A MAN D, situated in the Department .of the
North, at the entrance of an immense Forest, opened b.y
many beautiful avenues, at, a, small distance from Lisle,
Tournav, Donau, Valenciennes, and Conde, were opened on
the first day of May, 1202. In the building's belonging to
the Springs, may be-had, handsomely Furnished Lodgings, a
good Table, and agreeable Society:- The Virtues of the Clay,
the Baths, and the,Pumps, are universally acknowledged;
and litve been a thousand times experienced in the cure of
Rhueinatismt Palsies, fractures, and Stiffness of the Joints.
Taken internally, they are very efficacious for Distempers
of the Skin and the Stomach, as well as for those Which ate
lodged in the Vessels and the Kidneys.

.• ONLY 24.000 TICKETS.
The Drawing of the English State-Lottery begins on
MONDAY, the 2d of August.
In ail former English Lotteries, the Sale of Tickets,
previous fo the Commencement of the Drawing, has al-
w-ys txce,:ded tbe above Number by many Tnousauds. •
THE Tkekets, Halves,- Quarters, Eighths, 'anti
Si4teenths, are now•selling in great. variety of. Nuth-
tiers, and on the lowest Terms, _

The Nlonevibrthe Prizes-paid pn Demand, - • •
By 1-1010CTSB V and Co. Stock-I3rokers, •
At their Old Established State-Lottdry Wince, (Licensed
.w -4.ol>pu-
-- Ric-me fk.oyai Exchange, London ; 4160 in every Town in
the Kingdom.
lc* No Trish Lottery this Year.
Correa Numerical and Register, BOoks are kept, and Tick-
ets and Shares registered, at 6d. per. Number.
, -Letters, (post-paid) duly answered, add. Schemes gratis. •
All Shares sold at this Office will be stalnped, agreeable to
Ad of Parliament, with the words " State-Lottery Stamp-
Office." • .

Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An-
-nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and
sold by Commission.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, .
- • ...Begins Drawing the 2(1 of ftugust next.
LOTTERY consists of only 24,000
Tickets,
.instead of 60,000, and:the lowest Prize is
151. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling Money.
No. of Prizes. Val. of each.
, '2 of- ,20,000
- 10,000
• - 2 -5.000
2 2;000
• • • 4 - ',goo
8 joo
20 - 100

c,cso

24,000

TotalValde.
clo,ooo
- 0,000

10,000
4,000

4,000
4,000
2,000
2,050
133,950

Zzio,ooo

CAPITALS DZTLAMINABLE. .
'First-drawn Ticket 4.5,000 'First-drawn ctli Day ,C.,000
Dittlizd Day - - 2.,0i7.6 Ditto 6th Day - - z,OOO
Ditto 3d Day, - - too Ditto 7th Day - - 2o;000
DittO 4th Day - - 2,0,000 Ditto Bth D?y - - re,ooo
Tickets, Haves, quarters, Lights; and Sieenth Shares,
stamped, pursuant to Act of Parliament, are selling on the
Itiwest Terms, • • .
, . . Ify. Mr.. NICHOLSON, •
At his Licensed State Lottery-Office, No. t 6, Cornhill, op-
•

poAte the frohkGate.bf the Bank of England.
This (Mice has been Singularly fortunate to' mans, who
favoured it with their cornmandS, as in the late English Lot-
tery, April 7, 'Sox, No. 11,993, was drawn a price of TWenty.
Thousand, Pounds;
.anfl the lc:knowing •are the PerArsti3 who
ivere the fortunate purchaiserS of the Shares; whin were paid
rkmand, viz.

A share Of the zo,oool. prize to Mr. Sutton; at Cyfarthysa,
near Cardiff; Wales.

kshare of the zo,oool. prize to a .Club of Tradesmen and
Gentlemen's Servants, Si. jaines's-Street; Bath. • .•
A share of the 20,0001. prize to the SeXton of. the Abbey
Church, Bath, by trade a Taylor.
-A share of the zo,oool. prize to Mrs. Martha CaMpart,
Dalston; near Hackney:
A share of the zo,oool. prize to a Club at Deptford, paid
to Mr., John. Goff; Butcher-row.
A share of the 20,0001, prize to a Club of t..verity Mem-
bers, held at Mr. Smith's, The Fishing Smack Storeage;
Deptford. _
A share of the 20,0001. prize to Mr. Davis; dealer in Old
Clothes,. Gravel-lane, Houndsditch. •
A share ofthe so,eocfl. prize to Mr. William Beadle; and
Michael .Wood, at Dartford, in Kent.
• A share of the zo,oool. prize to Mr. Castle, Tanner, Long-
lane, SouthWark.

A share of the zoiocoi: to Mr. Creiser; hoe-rnaker,-,Lt
Lee.is, Yorkshire.

A sliareoltiitezo,oo9l. prize to Miss Carter, Newbury,
Berks. '
" A shareof the zo,oool. prize to Mr. Reed, at Dundee..
A share of the zo,ooul. priZe•to Mrs. Hawkins, Stamford,
Lincolnshire
A share of the zo,oool. prize to a Tradetman in Holborn:
o
A share of the zoool. prize to a Lady in Bond-str;et.
• A share of the 2,-;,,0,00i. prize to a Gentleman at Birming-
Bain%

' The three last-mentioned Persons have dewed their names
ilot,t6"bethade publics a request which is, at-all tinies,.cheer:,
tnlly Complied with. •
The above Persons received of Mr;
beiWden i'welve and Thirteen Hundred Poundlcachv tor the
sin. 4 risk of only IL, 2.1. 6.1. amounting in the whole to the
capital Suni of Twenty Thonsand Pounds.
A Prize of Two Thousand Poundss- No. 20,r98, a whole
Ticket,; to two Gentlemen; (Merchant,) at Lynn, Norfolk•;'
4n..1.i1t former Lotteries; -a great-proptirtiotrof.apital Prizes.