The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-18 00:00:00

'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
FOR TIE FIRST-DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY.
E congratulate the Public, anti with pleasure
WE
them, the
THREE TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES
In the Lottery now Drawing,-were Sharedr: viz.
No.. 3260„C.10,000, by,HAZARD and Co.
No. 10,234, Z. 10,000, by DISH.
No. 9362, ,C.za,...410, by SWIFT.
THREE TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,

AND
TWO FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
Now in the Wheel,
And only THREE DAYS to DRAW, as follows:
Tuesday next, October 23, Eighth Day, and the First.drawn
' entitled t0,C.20,0p0.
Friday following, Ninth Day, and the First-drawn entitled
t0,C.5003.
And the Last Day, Saturday, Oaober 27.

DANCING anti MUSW, by Mr. ALLEN,
assisted by Messrs. TOMLINSON and mArniER,
privately taught •to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who
have never learnt. these accomplishments, or not in the fa-
shionable style, at No. 19, Sherrard-street Golden-square,
and No. so,' G rcat Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, on Plans
expressly formed for those who would acquire them, parli-
curarly private, expeditiously anti elegantly.
Piano Forte and Harp taught. '
Schools and Families in Town, and within IS miles, punc-
tually attended, and systematical ly instruded in every useful,
elegant and finished part of modern Dancing and Music.
Ladies and Gentlemen of respectability, coining from the
Country.to learn, Officers, 'Foreigners, and all who wish to
make extreme rapid progress, may have Apartments and
Board in the House, with constant Lnstrulion till perfect,
which this way takes a very short time.

GENUINE MALT LIQUOR.
A Number of respectable Inhabitants of London
and Westminster, in conjun.tion with' several Re-
tailers of. PO RTE It and ALE, have resolved upon a Plan
for the establishment of a BREWERY for supplying the
Public with. GENUINE MALT LIQUOR, and have
subscribe& upwards of Six Thousand Pounds towards car.
rying it into ett.a. Their objea is to introduce an whole-
some •.and comfortable Beverage, whereby the Community
may be supplied with a commodity brewed from Malt and
Hops, and to provide for the poorer Classes (who are most
in need. of it) an ankle that will stand the test of examina-
tion, and be found to possess all those salubrious qualities
that once rendered Malt Liquor desirable: they will not en-
ter into a discussion of what materials Beer should or s}lool
not be composed of; all they have to say upon that subject
is, that they. have the Health of the Public at heart, and
they promise nothing more than they wit' endeavour to per-
form, .that of restoring to, the Public what in former times
constituted the most wholesome Beverage of the Country.
The Shares are Fifty Pounds each, and ate to be paid by
Instalments. The first Instalment (5 per Cent.) has already
taken place, and in failure of each or any of the succeeding
Instalments within seven days after notice, all former Instal-
ments are to be forfeited. •
Persons may have as many Shares as they please, but only
one vote at any Meeting of the Share-Holders.
The Monies belonging to the Concern is placed in two re-
spedable Banking Houses. •
The Plan at large, with every other particular, may be
known on application to Mr. Brown, at his Hodse, No. 4,
Nassau-strert, Soho; any morning before ten o'clock; and
of the Directors, who will attend every day, Saturday ex-
cepted, after Sunday next, from the Hours of Twelve to
Three, at No. r, Newman's-court, Cornhil I, for the purpose
of giving every information that may be required.