The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-28 00:00:00

NUMBER 5525.1

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ts• FOUR HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCE. -
WIFT and Co. are selling the Ticke's and Shares
of the NEW S FATE LOTTERY,
.consisting of 5,000
umbers, the whole to be drawn on the Bth of {UN E. This
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fiery contains, besides the usual Prizes, Four Extra Prizes
t't One Hundred Tickets each, by which a Chance will be
obtained of a larger Sum than ever was gained by a Ticket
anY
Lottery,
T and Co. have had the satisfaaion to divide among
'l° Publk in the last and- late Lotteries, Fifty oh the great
ri zes at their Offices,Poultry, (established in
>59), 'No 12 Charing.cross, and No. 3.1, .Aldgate High-
street. •

ti' late Partner with the deceised Sir
JAMES BRA NSCO IVI B, has the pleasure of announc-
-1:11g to his Friends and the Public, the LOTTERY which
raws Bth JUN E, gives the greatest chance to the Adven.
!bier for so small *a risk. Four Packet 'of Tickets, One
..'lundred iniachPacket. are. to be givens by the Contraaors
to the fortunate Holders of the First-drawn Prize above Isl.
when a Ticket may gain urwardi of I'oo,oool. and Shares in
Proportion.
TiEYTON has been truly -lucky in -selling Packets of
tkets, No. 7,08 t, producing nearly 4,0e01. and NO. 3,6 iB,
Producing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid
Y hitn to the respective Holders,. who-received for each Six.
tenth 1,5471. t6s. 3d.
E Y'fON solicits a continuance of the public favours,
4t his lucky Off •
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2,-CORN/HILL, near the Mansion-House.

DIPLOMA:I'IC INSI'RUt. TrON.
A FEW NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Will
:‘.ll be received as, PAR LQ UR:BOARD ERS in a respec-
'able. Academy, and instruded.in that Science (never before
taught in this. -country), which 'is called DiplonlaCy, and
which treats of the Political Relations and ihterests of
Powers with Powers, whereby they will -be prepared to fill
lite exalted situations Of Artbassadors, En.voys, Charges
lAffaires, Secretaries of Ambassarle, Private Secretaries,
k:nusuls, Zee. in'alf Foreign Courts. They will also be
tvlltalified to undertake any particular mission from their Go-
le!nment, Prince, or General, in 'till Political, Civil, and
reign
Capacities. A regular course_ of and Po-
jign Literature wilt form the introdudion to the above men-
bt)ned Science.
Cards of Address, explaining the re)cle of ;mstruaion, the
Ujms, egc. may be had at. Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and
...71re, Paternoster-row.

PANTHEON, OXFORD-STREET.
OSEPH' LANCASTER, anxious to lay bOfore
the Nobility and Gentryllie.co'mplete details of his Plan
. Educatibn, Which, under the Royal Patronage, he has
tißeen enabled to intrixtuce into Schools for near so,ooo Chil-
tren, intends to deliver a Leelure; at the Pantheon, Oxford-
street, On the day called Friday, .tst. of 6th Mo. (june), at
'kwd o'clock.
For this purpose, a Sclio6l of about Two Hundred Boys
will attend during the Ledure, and a number of Drawings
be exhibited, representing a variety of School Evolu-
)Pns ;-combining a pradicaln Representation of the Royai
britis h System of Education with the details of its Theory.
oxes 2s. 6c1.--Salobn Is.
,:reckets to be had at the Pantheon, Oxford-street, where
tiaces may be taken; of Joseph Fox, 27,,Ara11-street ; W.
,orston,3o, Ludgate-street ; and Darton, and Harvey, G race.
street,

4'llE-STAFFORDSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE

NAVIGATION.
SHARES .in this established C3iicern, dividing
k 401. per Share, clear of Property Tax pi-r Annum, well
llown by the eaunent Adyantages which this excellent line
% evidently iiussesses.
Apply to Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street.