The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-20 00:00:00

FRIDA Y, '2. 0,,

The 2.3 d of APRIL, 1804,
THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW.
'NG.

SCHEME..
No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value..
2 of. i....'"z0,000 are ,c 40,000
2 10,000 - • 2 )000
3 • . 5,000 - 15,003 ,
4 • 2,000 - 3,000
'l,OOO 12,000
13 .- 300 6,5c.0
LO 2-Do 4,000
50 - 100 - 5,000
. 1,10 . SO 5,0)4
7,350 • - 10' - 147,-g,O

30,000 Tickets" £202,500
Tart bf-the Capitals.

First-drawn Ticket First Day - - ,C.
t first-drawn 'Picket Seventh Day -
First-drawn Ninth Day - - - 5,0u0 • •
TICKETS and SIIARES- are, SF LLINO at EVERY
LICENSEI),LOTI'ERV-0-I;FiCF.,
PRESENT. Plt.l.CF.
ticket - - - C. r••,-r, o
9 4 ;o Eighth - 7 0
S2,l;arter - 4 13. 0 Sixteelith - 14 0
*,,;Tickets and Shares ‘vill gradually rise until the Drawing.

• _
LAST STATE LoTTERY for 1803.
WlFTantl 1. t r, have on sale
T 1 CF SHARES-of the above Lottery, which
r;jr.s drawing on I!,nday•oext.
The h,llonan; Ca, tat.Pfzes of :the Lotterics.iq and for
the year 03, were and registered at this Office, viz.
No. 226. L Frize ui "L'. 10,boo in Shares.
-• . - 5000 Shares..
- - 50,,0 Tick6t.
19,50, - - jOOO Shares.
41;696- ,
- 200 • Share...s.
others of r0,:,01...ke. S‘c. Sec. - .

-LICANSBY and Co. No. 26.
fully acquaint the Public, that the I...olrEgy cool-
-inences D ALV I NTG- on M ONDAY NEXT.
-• TIOKETS and MIA RES are selling- on the lowest
Terms, and the Moray for the Prizes paid on Demand.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, an:l Co. State
Lottery Offices, Coroliill and Charing Cross, London,
are selling TICKETS and 51IA RES in the greatest variety
of-N4,Fu'oers,•tbr the, State Lottelyi which begins Drawing on
MONDAY, the 23d of April next. Where in the Lae tot-
series the following Capitals were sold in Shares : , •
No.- iz,SO7 30,0c0 Nu. 2.6,881 )730,018
7.105 20,000 41,752 20,000
0,577 20,000 . 23,148 . 20.„oao
55,09 20,c00 27,964 . 16,000
31,692 • 10,6(10 I 25,215 10,000
In a whole Ticket,
1 No.-4%313 -
Also Prizes 0f,C5,000„22,000, i,eoo, t0dlit1:110'011$
to particularize. •
tireslt is recommendea.not to destroy Tickets or Shares in
former Lotteries 'till they are again examiiitsi ; correct It:'!gis-
ters, for this purpose, are kept, for upwards of Seventy
Years back, at the Offices of Richardson, Goodluck, and Co:

MONDAY NEXT the 23-cl inst. the LOTTERY BE_
GINS DRAWING.

ifESSIIS". HALL and Co. Successors to Mr.
N 1 CH(YLSON; reseAfully acquaints the Puhlic,
Ilia/ I'l C.K ETS and SHARES in a variety of Numbers,
AltarnPed 4ecnrAing-to of Parlia:l4, are sellic,7 ;$t the
R rxekinge , State Lottery No. 88,, Curnhili,
corn 7 os the Royal Exchair.:e.

rr7 Correa Numerical
dnd Register Books kept. Prizes
paid on demand.

THE STATE LO TTERY begins Drawing
next Monday. •
No. 29,457 a Prize (AL zo,ooo No. 2,651 a Prize of,C. to,ooo
15,075
12,600 -------. . 20,000 23,393 ' 5,000
24,737 ' ,Q)000 • 18,060
702/ 36,056
The above-stated Capital Prizes were recently shared and
sold at the Licensed Offices of tiorlq ES and Co'. Stock-
brokers, No. 149, (ixford,street, opposite Bond-street, and
No. 44, St. lanics!s-street, where the Tickets and Shares of
the present Lottery are on sale, in great tariety. Prizes 'to
ttny amount paid on 'defnand, and Govetnaent Securities
bought or sold.

MONEY for thePU itCHASE ot ANNurriES,LANDECI•
.1;•1••Arl"LiS. and HOUSES, Sze.
EYERAL'irrntiecliate'Loins., amounting to near
5b,0.01. C; ready to ben:4oced for the purchase of well-
secured_A titveltie6, redeemable at option, Qt pewra tient, upon
Landed Estates, Hot.t'ses, Furld•A Property, or Chureli Pre.
ferfne:nr, for:which froriT'Six to Ted. Years Purchase will be
given ; Also freciunntums,,to a large amount, for the Pur-
chase of, real Estates. The Annuity Loans are principally
between 3aol. and soaol. Every attention will be paid to
the interest of the Parties.
Personal applications to Mr.. Roberts, .No.', Cecil-weer,
Stiand, is received daily. All Letters must be post-paid.

IX TI diffilence, aF.d a proper value of public
I' V opinion, we Wailed a decision which Should establish
the merit of what we ofti:ted for its approbation. We never in=
sisted on its excellence, till the Public applauded, and sought
for it; tlizt Was the moment when its virtues spread it abroad,
and numbers testified their.thanks for its sanative, qualities in
Scurvy, Scrophula, Gout, &c. Men highly celebrated for their
talents, both as scholars and chemists, employed themselves
in analyzing a medicine which was spreading sts notoriety.—
The consequence of their researches was, it enhanced the
value of the medicine; -and to preserve it genuine to the pub-
lic, the late F. Sr LSBUR v. Proprietor of the Antiscorbutie
Drops, procured the King's Royal Letters Parent, which, by
bearing that title on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, ef-Kt•dlually
'distinguishes iLfrom all irnitatiotts. For its oowerftil effeets
in Scurvy, Scrophula, 4e.c.- see Spilsbury's • Treatise on
Scurvy, ecc. sold -at, tihe Dispensary, Soho-square, London,
as well as the Drops, in bottles of ss. 6d. ; and 11.25.
each, with a black stamp at;xcd to cacti bottle, masked
Spilsbury and Co,INq. is, Soho-square."

For the WIND, CHO LI CS, FLUXES, and oth6.

ders of the Bowels.
DALBV. CARNIINATIVE.

AUTION.—Many counterfeited Preparations
of this Medicine having been offered for sale, under
specious pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any
unless they observe, that the Name, !' F. Newbery, No. 4;-,
St. raut's, is engraved in the Stamp, .and that in the Bill of
Direthons round each Bottle is an -
Ez..iritit.cT FROM THE WILL Or THE LATE
MR. JOSEPH DAISY, V IZ.
" Whereas, I did many Years. since instrul my Daughter.
Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Gel!, of North-street,
Westininster,Gentleman, in the Art ofeom pounding a certain
Metlicine,of which I am the sole Inventor, called Dolby's'
Carminative;. I do hereby constitute.and appoint my said
Daughter the sole Preparer of this useful Medicine. I like_
wise give to my said Daughter, Frances Gel I, my sole Pro-
paty in-the said Carminative, .and all Profits arising from
the Sale thereof, to her and her heirs for ever."
It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St.
.Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the corner of Cheap'_.
side, London, ptice is. gd. a Bottle, Duty included;. and by
their appointment, byMessrs. Dicev and Sutton; Bow Church-
yard ; Bacon and Co. N0.i50, and 1. Pitiqinp„ 'N0.76, 0 x ford-
stroet ; . Wade, old BOiILI-street ; Baylev and. Co. Cock-
spur street W. Barry, Bridge-street,. Westminster; 11.
Burchell, Long-Acre; f. Ward, Middle-tow, Holboin ;
Tint; Koval .Exchange ; W. Clarke, Borough-Nigh-street
and. Harris, Successor to. Mrs., E. Newberg; Bookscii,
at the Comer of LutiZte-street. . . •