The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-03 00:00:00

MR. WEST'S PICTURES,

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DEATH on the PALE. HORSE, CHRIST
REJECTED,, ST. PETER'S FIRST 'SERMON, with
Several PICTURES and . SKETCHES from other Scriptural
Subjects, are now EXHIBITING, tinder the immediate Pa-
tronage of his ROyal Hi'ghness the Prince ll.(gent, at No. 125,
PALL.MALL, near Carltoi►-House, every day from Ten till
Dusk.

CHARLES SMART, Secretary.

CHARTER HOUSE.

_ . .
HE,FOUNDER'S DAY will be observed,-is
i.iistial, on FRIDAY, December .12. - • 1
Preacher, Rev 'THOMAS GILIiANK ACKLAND.
Orator, EDWARD CI-lAKTON. -
. STEWARDS, . .
Jot'. Green Walford; Esq. Alexander Baillie Esq. •
John liorsely•Paluier, Esq. 'Tomas G•Aty, Esq.
Arthur Stert, Esq. . - • 'Rev. William Poynder.
Divine Service will begin -at a Quarter past Four.; Dinner
precisely at Six. - - .

PUBI.i CAT I QN§.


This Day was published,

Handsomely printed in 3 vols. Bvo, price.2l. 126.6 d. in boards,
4 SYSTEM OF- MINERALOGY.
By ROBERT JAIYIESON,
Professor of Natural History in the. University of Edinburgh.

The Second Edition, with numerous Plates, illustrative Of,
the various Crystallizations that occur, in the Mineral King-
dom, of the Structure of the Earth, and of the Form and
Structure of the Organic Remains ivhich it contains.

Also. by the
. same Author,
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SECOND DAY of. DRAWING, NEXT FRIDAY,
And ALL the CAPITALS in the WHEEL.

tand J. SIVEWRIOII
,T have the pleasure of,
' informing the Public, that ALL the
SIX I'RIZES of L. 20,000!

are still in the Wheel, no Capital above 2001. haring been de-
terMine4 :by 11w First Day's Drawing. On FKIDAY'NEXT'
Every Vichet•(and there will be above 6,000 drawn) will 1w
a Prize. J. and J. SIVEWRIGH I' hope their Frienils ailt
be equally as fortunate as in the Last. Lottery, when N 0.2,377,
a Prize of 20,0001. was diStributed amongst them, at their
Offices,
37, Cornhill, 88, .Hayttlarket,
I•
11, Holborn, Anti 141, Oxford-street;
where TICKETS and SHARE, warrantetrUndrawn, are on
Sale, at the same Prices as before.
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SECOND DAY, NEXT FRIDAY,
When there will be above .Six, Thonsand TICKETS Drawn,
and Every Or.e a VRIZ E.
CARAOLG, the Contractor, has the ho,
VA • nottr of informing the Public, that rione•uf the great
Capitals were decided by the First Day's Drawing; therefore
the

SIX GRAND PRIZES of .b. 243,000
yet remain in the Wheel: The SECOND' DAY 'of Drawing
will be NEXT FRIDAY:'

TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Undrawti, are on Said
at the °dices of G. CARROLL, • •
7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET, -
where 7,735, the last Prize of 30,0001. ever drawn, was sold
in Shares.
N.B. The Prices remain the wile as before.