The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-23 00:00:00

NEXT WEDNESDAY.

SIVEWRIGUI, the Contractor, once more
OP • reminds his Friends of the proximity of the Drawing,
NEST WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, and if any should find
themselves too late, by deferring their purchases. they can•
not blame hin4 having publicly announced, what is 'literally
the fact, that. the extraordinary demand for Tkkets and
Shares makes it teallT doubtful whether there will be Sufficient
to ,supply all who wish to elvynture, a circumstance partly
accounted for by the following great ItedUctioh of Prices':—
. A whole Ticket only Eighteen Guineas!,
A Ka, L 9 19 0 An Eighth.... Li 11 a
A Quarter 5lO I A Sixteenth... 1' 60 •
But Tickets also are now worth nearly 51. more than informer
Lotteries, giving the Chance of about 60,000 Sterling'EX-
°MA, there being 10,0.98 Prizes out of only 14,600 Tickets,
in sundry varieties, including
51'..0L. 220,000 Money 2.. of.. ke,noo Money
2.. • • 20,000 Stock 2 2 noo Stock, &c.
And every Prize above 25L wi I have added to it, a Ticket of
the same Number in the Next Lottery : thus, by the pur.
chase of one Ticket, TWO Capital Prizes may be gained.
Tickets and Sharet arc now on sale at J. SIVEWRIM-11"3
(the Contractor's) Offices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. 38, Hay-
market, No. 11, Holborn, and No. 141, Oxford-street.

NEXT WEDNESDAY
THE present universally admired STA"
r Lot EBY will conuuence DRAWING. The Public
will bear in aped that the
FOWL PRIZES of L. 20,000
may then be determined, and consequeotly that ;it will be
more advantageous for, every person intending to .it
in the present popular Lottery, to make their purchases be-
fore the Wheel goes round. Notwithstanding the great de."
tnand for Tickets and Shares, the Prices continue the same,

viz.:-

£lB Ids.

Whole' Ticket
Half £9 ID Eighth
Quintet. ...... S 1 0 Sixteenth
G. CAPROLL has so often called the attention' of the
Public to the Scheme ut. this Lottety, that it is wholly unne-
cessary to repeat the many, splendid points in whieb it
abounds, ond.which must have excited the approbation Of
every person that has considered the subject. Posterity MU
exclaim witkadmiration that. there has been a Lottery in
which an Adventurer had this chance of 'obtaining; amongst
10.0S1`t.PKIZEti,,
ycant PRIZES of 00,000,
whilst there were hat 002 Blanks in 14,600 Tickets.
TICKETS and S.iAItES may yet be obtained a' the 011 ices
of 6. cAlutom... Stock-liroker, .7, CORNFHLL, rand 06,
OXFORD-STRLET, %%lore No. 7743, the last Prize of
:10,0001. ever drawn was sold, with Seven other Capitals, in
Eighty Shares.

i:IEW OF THE 11 INI MAYA 'AND 'OTE-i F.ft PRINCIPA
MOUNTAINS IN ,THE WORLD.

. This Day was published,
On One large Sheet, price 9s. beautifully coloured,.
A COMPARATIVE V114,1V of the HEIGHTS
ri. of the. PRINCIPAL MOUNTAINS in the WORLD ;
with their Altitudes and Latitudes carefully taken from the
most approved Authorities, and se a nailed as to form a most
pleasing Picture.
An accurate. measurement of those itnv n dous Mountains
known by the name of the Himalaya Mountains, having just
been received in this Country, they are described on the
above 'ilea', with their Altitudes, Latitudes, &c.
Printed for'C. SMITtli Mapsetler and Publisher,. No. t 73,
Strand.

Si quid nevisti rectius ittis
Candidus lining-0, si non his utere inecum—Hon.
TO regulate the human passions, mit to' destroy
them ; to give them a proper direction and a due force,
instead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from our na-
ture, or foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them
into new channels-Ai: the business of a rational morakit y,
dictated by the precepts of the purest Religion, and coun-
tenanced by the. conclusions of the soundest philosophy. It
is unnecessary after all that has been written on this subject,
to describe the symptoms which indicate those diseases that
Are brought on the human body and mind by indulging to
excess ii) sexual pleasures, and particularly by persevering in
a pernicious habit too frequently acquired at School..
It more concerns the private happiness of inividuals and
the
the general prosperity of the country, to anndounce to
Public, that from a long and extensive, practice in this parti-
cular branch of the profession, we eon with the grenteit
confidence assure all Parents and Guardians of Youth, and
those persons who labour under 4general or partial debility.
and derangements of the Nervous System, whether produced
by this habit, by iiiveterlite Syphilitic Infection, by intern
pyrite living, or residence in hot climates, by intense appli-'
cation to'stody, be ti0.,.,.,a......... „,..:..r, ...._o, ..41,114,0 LI( lilt), :
kind, that we have it is) our power to offer an entirely new.
method of cure, without the smallest use of hlerceiry, which
in all the varieties and in all the stages of thest complaints,
has continued to answer the most sanguine expectations of
Patients of both Sexes.
'flee eartness send anxiety with which the world has long
looked for so great a desideratum in the ceinifurts aud im-
provements of a polished and enlightened age, as that of men
of skill, Ltlents, and integrity, devoting- themselves exclu-
sively to these diseases, is evinced by the eager applications
for advice and medicines which we are daily receiving from
.every•qiiarter of the world. In slight and recent cases of
Syphilitic Infection, a perfect cure is completed in the' short
period of two days . and those of the utmost inveteracy,
where other Practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance,
in our plan of treatment, ensures to the patient a.safe and
radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, put ten to twenty
years duration, are by our superior method of cure, perma..
nently removed in the coarse of three weeks.
Patients of either. Sex may consult us wit h the greatest
honour, secrecy, and delicacy, it our House, No. 107, Hat-
ton-Garden. Patients in the country, describing.. Ito nature
of their carve, and enclosing a rentittance for advice and 1.114-
i elieities, the same will be sent to all parts 9f the world.
'CURRIE" and Co. Surgeons,-
- No. 107, Hatton-Garden.
N. D. The.above important discovery
It the cure of Sy,
philis and Debility; was matured by Dr. Culotte, in his late
travels through France, Naples, and Rome,,from whence lie
has just returned with some highly interesting and important
facts respectiug the. present state of medial and surgical
practice on -the Continent, which lis prepariag to lay be-
fore the public in d treatise on these cuMplainti, and which he
hopes to be able in a few weeks to publisit*
, ~

This Day %vas polilislied, the 3d Edition,in aro. price 6s.
ANE`v VI EW of. socizTv; nr.. ESSAYS
on the FORMA'T'ION of theiIIIMANCI-lARACTER;
preparatory to the Derelopment of a Plan for the relief of
the existing Digress, which Plan will he speedily publMied.
By ROBERT OW.EN, of ~lslew,Latutrii. ' •
Printed for Longman, Mast, Rees; Orme, add Drown ;
Cadell and Dsvies; .L. Ifate.hard ; add J.,Nlittray, Voodoo;
Cotwahle and Co., and Oliphant and Co., Edinburgh ; Smith
and Sons, and brash and Reid, Glasgow; told sold by all'
Dooksellers.
Also, by the sarae.Author,
1. ObservatiOns on the Effect of the I%lanufacturjng Srs
tem • with Hints for the Improvement of those.parts 4 it
whicha are most injurious to Health and Morals, dedicated
most respectfully to the Pritish Legislature, price Is. sewed.
'2. An Address, delivered to the Inhabitants of Niw Lanark,.
on the first of January, 1810, nt the 'opening of the Institti-
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