The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-26 00:00:00

TUESDAY AUGUST 26, 17.

MR.' 14'Esr's RE-4,

!MST IZEjECTEIj, ST. PETER's FIRST

:kJ SERNIoN, the Dr:SIGN- of the (;It.ITCIFIXMN of
OUR SAVIOCTIt, with several PICIUItES and SIi.F.TCI-lE,;
front other Scriptural Subjects, arc now •EN.1.1!11/ I'ING at
No. Pall-Mall, near Citriton-Elouse, every day, from
Teri till Five.

By Ortier, CHARLES SM AB, Sec.

N.B. Pra!,osals• for !,,trolisliing -ShbscriptiOn a PRINT of
u-uttsT itE3EicTES, to be had at the Exhibition Rooms,.
No. 125, Pall-Mall.

THE LOTTERY.

THE TENTH OF NEXT MONTH (SEPTEMBER).,

111SII most respectfully reminds his best
. :Friends the Public, that, the STATE LOTTERY will
be.all drawn ,in One Day; viz. 10th of NEXT MONTE“Sep-
ternber). The Scheme conists of 5,81!0 Tickets, to he drawn
iti.Clas3e, by which arrangement, a person purchasing Two
Tickets of One Now her may obtain
FORTY TtiOU,SAND POUNDS MONEY !
As there are Two L.2o,ooo:Prizes, besides various-other Ca-

ls, all of which are Sterling Money.
Tickets and Shares are sclling,, in great Variety, at 111qrs
011icts, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, Lon where,
in the Lottery just fin►shed (as usual), Capitals greater in
number and amount were sold, than at any other Otlice.

CARROLL, the-Contractor for the iiresent
. • LoTTEats, has the greatest pleasure in observing
the general satisfaction afforded by the Scheme. This has
been evinced by therapist Sale of the Tickets, which, at such
an eatly.period of the Lottery, cast only arise from the cir-
cumstances of there being so few Numbers (only .2,900), and.
the probability of their being all sold long before the 10th of
September, the flay of thawing. Though this is so small a
Lottery, contains
.

2 .Prizes of k .16,000 •
2 4,000
2 2,000
2 I ,000
12 5OO

&c. &c.

•
And'as the above 16,0001. Prizes will each be entitled, to
4,00C1. more, they will 'in effect he the-same as if they were
both drawn the old-fashioned favourite Prizes of 20,0001.
As there are Two Tickets of -each Number, Adventurer's,
by makirig,a Double Purchase at G. CAKROLL's Offices, 7,
Corn hill, Oxford-street, where the last 30,0001. Prize
was Sold, may ohtain a magnificent Capital of
FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS !

A POETICAL. MANIFESTO.

" The mirthfnl muse, which spurns at lies,
...,"Jlety sketch a truth in sportive guise."
AT a town itr the West, where Death-hunters repair,
And take different courses to catch:him when there,
By having recoue9e, when there's no sort of needing,
To sousing and sweating, axd purging and bleeding ;
While others at real disease seldom slineled ate;
Jill Death draws the curtain in shape of a doctor;
Presctioing pulses, blisters, and potions and pills,
Either nine way or•othor, to cure all their ills. •
At this modern Got.noroa, crowded so -full
• 01 Dea,li's spoils, you may call it " The Place of a Skull !"
"'morn' Tony, a matt of some means' • • ,s
• And peritaps somewhat richer in bullion than braitii;
!tat. long laboued under a•vile complicAtion, •
And ih.7'd three pktysicians shout its causation:
tt ho ttinuely agreed, that till ttIAT was•explor'd,,
Their patient c:ut:il never to health he festoe'd
AO 4'1114 wise trio hail Oing traced in s'ain,
'Pk ro' tie no ves, lungs and liver, the head and the brain ;
Pill, at fast, their poor patient, impatient of quacking,
Threw their drugs in the,sink, and the doctors sent packing.
But, lo it few se'unights had scarcely gone by,
After eac),,,•in his turn, had .pronoutic'd ' I must die,'
i),-n fro* sickness's bed hale and lusty I sprung,
ke the folk from the mill which grinds old people young,
.lu meeting my three quondam ft tends in the Crescent, •
Who thought nie laid low, quit of cares and tinieSeent,
Don't wonder, said I, that you see me recover'd; • • •
Sine,: by SobomoN's tsoom my case is diseover'd !
And that wisilour:whieh floWs•lrom as fountain so pure, • .
Has at once lrac'd the cause, and effected the cure. ;
You could find nut no Balm for my deep wounded health,
Tho' your worships'.deep skill suck'tl. my brains :rod my wealth;
-But to shew what l•-td snaeli'd me from death past denial,
Read the words." BALM or GILEAD" On this little phial!
This is truth, OYt, ineredeney say what it will.
•
Witniass—TEstorts, TorrEtt, of Totterdown Hill.
• P.S.—lf you think my right name is conceal it from your view,
Ask at No. 13, and they'll tell you, Who's Who.