The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-15 00:00:00

SPltyNrl LOTTERY.

I SI VENVIUGHT, Contractor. for the • em-
itY • ing Lotteries, in deference to the wishes of the Pub-
lic, has deterthined to charge only the following very mode-
rate Prices forTiekets and Shares in the SPItING LOTTERY,
which begins drawing the :30th .of APRIL, viz. : •
A Whole Ticket only 18 Guineas,
A I-Talf L!) 19 0 I An Eighth.... Ll I I 6
A Quarter
And the following Novel Scheme is submitted with great
Connuence that it cannot but trivet with 'universal Approba-
tion ; fur, instead of containing 4 Mantis to I Prize, as late
Lotteries have•.dono, the • Present contains more than 2
Ifrizes to I Blank

;, M E .

2.... Fuzes ,C:26,000
1. • 00,000
2 q,BOU

, -
%OW Money
1,000 Consols 4,000
500 Ditto O,OOO
200 Ditto 2,000
100 Money
50 Money
-
2,000, l.l Money
4Prizes of it Ticket each in the Next Lottery,
8,00 to'he drawn the 4th June*, which may be 96,000
. sold for 1.01. each . .. . .

Money k .4 0,000
Consuls "40,001
Ditto 4,000

1

6

10

10,093 Prizes.
41•'102 DlankN.

Gratol Total.

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1.1,600 Tickets.

C.geo:ouo

* The Lottery to be drawn on the 4th of JUNE will con-
sist.. only of the 8,000 Tickets given as Prizes in the above
Scheme, and will contain .2 Prizes of .13,00J1.; 2 01 2,0001.,
besides others of 1,0001, OM., 2001., &e. &e. all of which
must be gained by Adventurers in the present Lottery, Who
have the option of keeping their Prize Tickets, or selling
them for 121. eaelt, any time before the Ist of June.
The first-drawn I,oop Illank's entail:if to 121. each; and
every Prize above .251. entitled, in addition to such Prize, to
one of 'the above 8,000 'l' iehets ; •so that a Ticket or Share
may. not only gain a Capital Prizee in this Tottery,. hitt after
that may gain another
.Capital in the next Lotterf.
'Pickets and Shares are now on sale at J. SIVE;%‘ RIGHT's
(the Contractor's) Offices, -No • 37, Cornbill, 'Nu. 38, Hay-,
marhet, No. t 1, Holborn, and No. 141 . OtrfOrd -street.

ANNAY'S PIUEVENTIVE WAS 4,
IL. hnown by Nobleinen, the Army. Nayy, and otlierA,
in all parts of the World, as the ONLY SPECIFIC for the.
Preventima of a certain direful Disease, continues
to he sold [as for the last 5u years) by HANNAY and Co. Ql,
Gre3t Carter-lane, lA-Agate-street, near St. Paul's Church-
yard, 'antl.at No. I, Little •;nifolk4treet, Haymarket, Lon:
don. It will keep fur ever in all climates, and never failed
in a sincle instance. i=ticc 9x. anti I is. per. buttle.—A I'ri-
vate Surgery for its %Lie at each 1%7m-choose. Two bottle,
sent by cowl) in return for a 11. Note, post-paid,•or four
bottles fur Yl. pitching cases included. Unpaid letters not
admitte,:,

N B. The only houses for the Gelatine India Ctrits, for
making superior Restorative Gruel, anti for Smith's Preston
[hart-burn Lozenges.

This Day was published, in 3.v015. price 113 s. boards,
ME LIN C Ult T. By the Aurnott of
" Headiung Hall."
Voccm Curucedil tollit.

" Ntoit noes mo,pionS des l'alatlins t: quaint ces niaxinte;
romanisques connuencerent u derenir ridiCules, cc chage-
mem flit lupins I'ouvrage de la raison quo celui des mauvaiscs
tweurs."--ItoussEan.
HEADLONG HALL, Second E,lition, price Gs.,
• Printed for T. and Hitotibani, Old fond-street • and
Baldwin and Co. Paternoiter-row.

ir AA ES ATKINSON .r.s.peoifiii!y ham ens r
Publkiliat they may rely on having his articles genuine
at the following Shops:—Mr. Smyth's, Perfumer to his Ma
jesty, I Messrs. Ciattie and Pierce, 57, New Bond-street.;
Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Perfumers ro the Duke unit Duchess
of York, Cockspitr-streeet ; Mesqrs. Davison's, and Son, 59,
Fleet-street I Mr. Mime, 65, Cheapside ; also; by must Per-,
fumersaud Ilnir-dressers in Town and Count v.

ATKINSON's CCIRLING FLUID
is warranted innocent as new milk, being composed of linl-
tiamic Vegetable Ingredients; it gives a gloss 'aniVbeanty to the.
!fair far superior to Oils, _Extracts, Ur any other article ever
before invented ; it frees the Hair from Serif, &c. imparts- a
reviving intoeiferans perfume; and keeps it in curl-anringyis-
ereisc in dancing, walking, &c. io damp weathers. it also pos-
sesses the most suit prising regenerating properties, and many
Gentlemen Who had lost their Hair from illness, perspira-
tion, change of climate, and other caases, have by its use re-
covered it, after being bald tor.years, see nmmassruut instances
in an Essay on the Hair, enclosed round each Bottle, price
Gd. a Bottle. '
ATKINSON'S VF.GP.TABLE DAVE,

well known as the only innocent and effectual Article ever in-
vented fur changing Grey or Red Fled Hair on the Head or
Whislien, to a permanent Brown or Block,. price 6s. 10s. 01.
and One Guinea
ATKISON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP.

An entire New discovery; in .the art of soap-malting,
.being
much milder a,,d efficacious than any other: it removes
Freckles, Reditesg, Hardness. &c. frem the Skin; picrents
its chapping, mid makes it smoothisoft and white, price, is. a
S'quare tor washing, and in Sharing Cakes, brice 9d. Is. and
ts. lid.. each.
49, Get turd-street, Sohn. square, homlnn.

" - - •
'AUT CiZSAit Mir MILI,LS,"
Was the', motto of 'tiiM who pac,:cd the Rubicon.

AIIENQVAT lON of the lientati.Ffame is' it►
fact a desideratum in Modica! Science; no, disordert
make such rat-ages on the .hodtly
.system as VENEREAL
CCMIPLAINTS; the syßbil4le pokon glydes imperceptibly
along, mail every organ 1, dehilitate3, and the contamination
assumes the features 4.1 death'. .

As the. inituediate appcarances are generally slight, an
early application to us will prevent the pain ;end danger that
happen from improper VrealrUtnt. Ileloote cymptoms in-
variably arise robot ignorance atornegleet, they ere, how.
ever, he parried by a Vigorous crurtiou of talcot (if the ap-
peal he nut too lung delavedi, and. the patient, through the
gradual' progrest Of health, becomes assured of it's
nuance.
Still does not the, most complicated, inveteracy of the above
diSorder equal those instances of calamity, where .4 the
practice of a secret solitary rice, the finest energies .tif nature
become, exhausted, sexual debility ensues, and the 9nlferer is
exposed to the forfeit of despair,. It is for hints to look for-
ward to the cheering beams of hope; wilco we boldly. assert •
that even desp,•raie cases yield to our mild restoratives.
Other impediments oe,:nr to irritate the • sensitive lune-
tionS—some natural, others acquired.; as strictures. week-
misses, &c. in all of them we. offer the aiiiptive remedy, in-•
s4;ail of the uswil harassing plan of c, us ic or stimulants.
iliit'especially in those delicate peculiariiies incident to the
softer sex is our renovating method by removing.
deficiencies that too often embitter matrituonial vellectious.
A candid examination- of professional acquirement need
only Inc feared, Icy hint who is,tonscious 'of incapacity; we
are uoconnocted with the delusive and insinuating appearance
of a public institution, and vaunt no nominal
.or RoYal
tronage, though saielioned by many of the Nobility, aml
even of the• Faculty itself; as Members of the London' College
of Surgeons, our title to -the . confidence of Society is not
" 'Wooing, ' nor are our promises " specious, 7 they ema-
nate crow a practice proVing.by its unvarying success that no
attempt, however (lathed with presumed 4UtliOrili cart pre-
clude the, knowledge of those pre,eutinent advantages which
are attached to our system---itt coincidence therewith this
intimation is given, that patients of either. see maY consult
Us with secrecy, and to prevent misunderstanding, the teraiii,
probable duration, of the complaint, &c. are always stated at
the first interview, or in an answer to letters containing u
Banh-nute.

GOSS and Co. M• U. C. Surgeons.

13, Dooretie-streekt, Fleet-street, London.
Letters front the Country should be particular in (le-
tatlint; the symptoms, manner of living, Ate. when the proper
-Ternedivs van bolorwarded W aurpart, however tileaut.