The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-26 00:00:00

The 23c1 of APRIL, 18c4,

TI-I 2 LAST LOTTERY BEGINS- DRAW_
- - - ING; - - •
SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Val. ()leach. Total Value.
2 of k 20,000 are £40,000
2 . 10,000, - 29.,000
3 5,000 ii,ooo
4 . 2,003 - bsono
12 - 1,000 12,0U0 ,
13 - 500 - 6,500
20. 200 4,000
50 - 100 - 5,000
- 1:0 so - 5,000
7,350 147,000

30-,000 Tickets--- -,C162,500
Part of the Capitals.
First-drawn, Tick 4 .First Day ,C. 4,000
First-drawn Ticket Seventh Pay £.20,300
First.draWn Ninth Day' . - - 5;000 •
TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY
LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE
.PRL.§ENT PRICE.
Ticket - - C. 17 r r o
Half - - - : o Eighth, .• - z 6 o
Quarter - - 4 i i o Sixteenth - - r 3 6
414* Tic:kits znit Shires will'gradually rise until the Drawing.

' ENGLISH LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING
- . .On MUi DAY, the 23d of APRIL, iSo4.
THE Tickets; Halves, Quarters; Eighths, and
Sixteenths, are now selling in gr6t Variety of Num-
bers, and on the lowest Terms. - The Njoney for Prizes paid
on demand, by
HORNSBY anti- Co'.
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Stock-Brokers, at their old established. State Lottery Office,
(Liaerised.pursuant to, Ad of Parliament)
No. 26. C9rnbill, opposite the Royal Exchange., London.
All Shares Sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable
to Ad of Parliament, with the words "State Lottery Stamp

Letters, Parceli by Mail Coach, or Carrier, duly attended
to, exaelly on the. same Terms as if present.
Bank, India, and SOuth Sea Stocks, with their several
Annuities, and all kinds. •of Government Securities bought
and 'sold by CoMmission.
HONNSEY and Co. sold'in the late Lottery, No. 535,
10,0001. in two Eighths and twelve Sixteenth Shares; No.
26,2.80; to,oool. in one Quarter' two .Eighths and eight Six-
teenth Shares ; No. 11,195, 5001. in, one Quarter, one Eighth
and ten Sixteenths ; No. 21,343;50°i: in,one. Quarter, one
Eighth and ten Sixteenths.

THIRD LOTTERY for 1803, begins Drawing z3d April,
18e4.
TIE TICKETS and SHARES for the above
11 Lottery are now on sale at -Mess. HAZARD, BURN E'
and. Co.'s. State,. Lottery Office, No. 93, under. the Royal
Exchange. London, and no' where else on their aceOunt.
. The Scheme, consists of-two ,Prizes of zo,oo-pl. two of
t0.,0001. three of Yoool. four of Zoool. twelve of toool. thir-
teen of: soor. twenty of 2031. ,fifty of tool: BX. Szc.'; the
Number of Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize zol.
*i* All Shares Sold at this Office-will be stamped agree-
able to Ad.,of Parliament, -and also with the Crown, and.
round it, Hazard & Co.'s LotterY Office. Letters, post-paid,
duly answered.. • „ , „ .
N. B. In the late Lotter', Nn .7622, 2.0,0001. was sold in
a whole Tie.ket,,at .tIW above Office,. anti No:8 t 88; zo,oool.
and No. 5319, 10,0001. both in Shares.
Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills '
on London, Post-office ordcr4,,pr Cash' in Parcel by Coach
or Carrier, punctually attended to; anti Correspondents may
demi(' odbeing treated exad I y on the same Terms aS irp re-
sent.

SOMERSET.
• CAPITAL 'NAVY and other TIMBER.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
,IN LOTS,
By R. TOWNSEND,
On Friday the' 6th Day of April next, 18a4, at the Talbot
Inn, Melts, precisely at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
A BOUT so9t) OAK, ASH, anti ELM Trees,
LI. -of great -length and.large dimensions, now growing in
Melcombe and other Woods, near Melts Park and Whatley,
and in Postlebury Woods, in the, Parish-of Clolord..
is twelve, and Cloford sixteen MileS from Bath, front whet=
isa Navigable River to Bristol.
*** The, Timber hail marked: . • •
Printed Particulars may be had,after the i9th inst. at the
White. Hart,lnn; Bath; Bush Inn,'Bristpl 3 Mr. Townsend's,
Wirtninster 3 M. Broderip's, Wells ; , Mr. Wickham's,
Froine ; Grecian Coffee-House, and at the British Eire-Office,
Strand, and Cornhill, London. '
•For a view of the Timber and. Particulars. apply to Mr.
ForbeS, at Melts Park, and. Mr. Whitcombe, of Alelland's.:
Greetv House, near Frome. - •• • "••

. .
QOME Peo'ple of a bad habit 'of 'Rudy and bad
.0 _living, contract spungy.excrescences on the Skin, which
unless chec ed, communicate their morbid, nature. to ,thoso.
bones, superficially coveted., and immediately, in the neigh-
hour liciod of these Ulcers. By applying corroding Caustics,
you destroy the adjacent Skiin,.and even, should the hone re.
main sound, ancrthe wound appearance, you
pu on a . e-
have prevented it from healing by destroying the integuments-
vvltich Nature has it not in her power perfeell y to regenerate.
—Let me advise the patient, therefore, to rnentt.his,systern,,
cr
and spare the surface; the gooeffea§ of which treatment
Isabella Goollet, of Laswade, near Edinburgh, experieiked
in a perfect Cure other Ulcerated-Legs and-Arms, by taking
a few bottles of Spilsbury's Drops. Fier case is attested by
Mr. Baxter, Mr. Patton, :Minister.,and-Mr. Steward, Sur-
geon, of Edinburgh, _ '

•
The effeas of this Medicine on Scrophula, Gout, . hetima-
tisni, &C. are amply detailed in the hall acconvanying the
Patent Antiscorbutte Drops,' sold -at the Dipensaty,
square, London, in bottles of s. 6d. -los' •ann il. 2S. 'with a
black stamp affixed to eacli bottle, luark::d " SpilsL,itry and
Co. No. 15, Sulto-s(ittare,"