The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-17 00:00:00

01..nEST STATE I.OTTER:Ir
OFFICR, -
Est: in the Year 1741, No 8, Chic ;lig Cross. -
AVCAR rER, (4:e MADDLiON ), re,peet-.
. fully informs his Friends and the Public in gene,'
ral, tlLa- he is now selling Tickets and Shares in variety of
Slumbers at the above Office, where, 'for Sixty-three'Yelrs-,
many capital Prizes have been sold and shared, and 'all
Prizes paid on demand.
The Lott .ry commences Drawn on the 23d inst. con-
sistins Only ot ja,ooti Tickets, consequently an advance may
be expezlei:lN -
All kinds of ;Goyernment Securities bought and sold by
CRtriTnssiori at this Office.,-

SPRING, or APRIL LOTTERY.
•
- " Past Winter's gloom, the renew'd year
" Soon feels Spring's animating powers : •
" Thus speedy yields the gloom Cl care, •
" When Fortune sends her golden showers."
CIBEFk.
C PoPt'recreaßilly inforMc his Friends :Ina the
Publie, that the Drawing of the Lottery is at hand,
namely, the 23d of this. Month,-when the First-drawn Ticket
wilt be entitled to •10001. On the merits of the Scheme, he
forbears to animadvert, -and content! himselt with soliciting
a contintlatice Of those faiours he had the honour to .experience
froM his Friends n hit Ma`SOnic. Brethren hi particu-
-14,-and the liberal Public at taro. •
CAPITAL PRIZES,
Sold, Shared, or R egi.;tercd in the preceding Sixteen ;Lotteries,'
at his " Fortunate" Lottery Ut-lice, No. ta, corner of the
Royal Exchange, close to the 13:Ank.of Eqgband,.viz.
4 Prizes of £20,300 13 Prizes of £2030
7 Pr-lies of io,ooo 21 Prizes of loot)
- .9 Prizes of . 5000. . 3o Prizes of . goo, &c.
S. appeals to those who have .purchased Tickets or
Shares in the last two or three Lotteries, at Offices to which
fr:,fn custom or prejudice they were long attached, whether
their success was not infinitely below their expectation ?or in
plain English, whether the) did not severely feel the frowns' of
Fortune, by a succession 'of Blanks? The suggestion, there-,
fore, of trying the Chalice of Pope's Office, Royal Exchange,
must appear extremely reasonable.
.

WANTED at Madiutrinior next, in a good:Market Town,
or populous Village,-where there is a genteel society,
AComfortable FAMILY 'HOUSE, with a good
Garden, and, if possible, a few Acres of Land adjoin--
ing. Any Person having such a Property, either to lets or
sell, in the Counties pf Hants, perks, Bucks,.Herts, Surrey,
or Sussex, is requested .to seed the Particulars to C. .B, at
the Post-Office, Basingstoke.

EXTRAORDINARY PROOFS QE THE SUPERIOR
EFFICACY OF. SPILSBURY'S ANTISCORBUTIC,
DROPS, DISPLAYED IN I'HE FOLLOWING
CURLS
MR. WILSON, of Dean, nehr Edinburgh,. cured
-of an invetetate scurvy by taking these Drops ; his
case attested by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Scott, South Bridge,
E-ihnburgh.
The Son df Mr. Porter, of Lewis (3. years old) cured of
a violent scorbutic complaint extending over .his race and'
body, by taking three Bottles of these .Drops ; his case at-
tested by Mr. Wright, Printer,' Leeds. •
A Gentleman -residing near :Snilsbv, in the county of Lin-
coin,. was cured of a bad scurvy by these Drops. Mr. Bull;
Medicine Vender, of Spashy, is acquainted ‘sitil the parti.;
culars of his case. ,11
These Drops.are sold wholesale and retail at the Di pen.
sary, Nu. 5, Soho-square ; and by most of the respectable
'Venders of Patent Medicines in town and country, in Bottles
of cs. 61. to toy. and li. as. each. • •
N. B. Purchasers are desired to he particular in noticing
that each Bottle, Bit!, and Wrapper, has the Words " by the
'King's Patent," and a Black Stamp- affixed to each Bottle,
marked Sr f LSI V R Y and Co. No.. Es, Soho-square.

PALM SOAP, in the greatest Perfcßion.
Q BER)tY haqing made great ItrtproYetnents in
L../• his well-known PALM 'SOAP, recommends. it with
renewed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; prepared
from that.sweet fragrant Article Palm Oil, the pleasantness
of the perfume, and delicacy of its use, has merited the at-
tention and patronage of many of the first Families, and is
esteemed a valuable Discovery for softening, cleansing,.brae_
ing, and preserving the Skin from the Heat of the Sun ; and
Is also found an excellent defence against Cold-Winds, and
sharp frosty Air.—Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with
the words " Samuel Berry," on the wrapper. The Proprie-
tor recommends it as the best Soap for Shaving, producing a
fine soft lather proper for tender faces, in round Cakes, rs.
each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer,
No. 17, Greek-street, Soho, and by his Appointment at.the
principal Perfumers in _London, and dif*rent Tomas in 11:e
licing&cas,