The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-05 00:00:00

THE LAST WEEK HUT ONE.
SIX' OF £BO,OOO !
WEDNESDAY; 18th THIS MONTH.
1- and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors for this
tri • Last of all Lotteries, beg to remind the Public, that that
only Opportunity that will ever be offered to gain au Independent
Venom, for a few Pounds; is now before them. The Scheme COll-
- a greater Number of Capitals of Sterling Magnitude, than
was ever known before, being--
PRIZES OF £BO,OOO.
No Blanks! Every Ticket a Prise! forming the unequalled
aggregate of 380,0001. ! All in One Day! WEDNESDAY,
IBth This Month, then All Lotteries Eud for Ever !
Tickets and Shares are selling by .1. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
Contractors, No. 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Hay-
market ; who shared and sold 12;478, a Prize of
5,8123, 21,055/.—and in the last Lottery, 1,783, 21,0901.--
3,925, 91,000/. !

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This Day is published
,in 1 vol. 12mo. price 7s. in boards, the
Fourth Edition of
PATRIA RCHAL TIMES ; or the Land .of
Canaan : in Seven Books. Founded on the Holy Scrip-
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By Mks O'KEEFFE.
Printed for C. and J, Rivington, St. Paul's Churrl)-yartl,
Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall.

This day was published,
A tietv Edition (of nearly 800 pages, in one vol. tivo., price Ss.
with a Portrait of the Author),of , t
A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE
to BOTH SEXES, in a Variety
D.
y S. SOLOMON, M.
of Complaints.
In this useful publication will be found a D
treatise on female
7,44*(1, ' nervous, hypochondriac, and consumptive complaints;
tue Imptorni, mode of treatment, anti remedies in the different
stages of the venereal disease; cautions to young persons of the
l Ganger of improper connexions on improper treatment, &c., with
I!' difference. between the venereal symptoms, and those frequently
n"amett for them - also advice to bathers at Bath,Bnitenr
vePton, Scarbroi; 'Harrogate, &c.' Soutli-
lidNervous and Hypochondriac Complaints are'much more pre-
r:era in Europe than is generally imagined, attended with many
iiTicin g sympuns, whichcertainly olaim assistance and prompt
at' he tender female, though by nature destined to be the Pre-
tionesr:n.the human race, is yet liable to many natur indisposi-,
Whol:4'hich often render her condition truly wretched ;and those
under ve resided in hot cliMates, and are emaciated, or labour
i_
nos a continual drain of nature, whereby their bodily strength
.„
monly-eihiusted, but also their vigour and vivacity impaired,
"rill tat witha friendly monitor in this small, though important
publication.
The design of this work is likewise to warn
into *delusive and destructive hail' youth from falling
stroys the health and spirit. of ? that fsaoinates the senses, de-
feeble and inactive fur life. ta votaries, and renders them
1,,,* Upwards of 1 10,000 copier harm li
g. sotemon's Guide to Health," as certifte:under4l: been sold of
must
bee hands of the
printers:.--a number so uneommonly large
best
otlf'ethe public.
tenon of the merit of the work and of the approba,iot
Sold by Mr. Johnson, 68, Combat ; Mr.
and Co.), 150, Oxford-street; Mr. Ward, SangerHoibe,,, , (}ate Ike"
• Ale. henry
Mackeill, ss, Whitechapel, London •• and all Bookseller*.
"411.1&5p!.................-.—.:___ ' ,-

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During the solemnity of a recent burial at 11/I"..."7iddle-
ton, in Lancashire, a fine robin-red-breast was observ-
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ed to fly about the church, and occasionally to perch
near the communion table. The plaintive songster
seemed at first much alarmed by the crowd, but when
the choristers commenced singing the funeral anthem,
poor robin lifted up his voice most melodiously.
There are no less than sixty-five coaches which
daily run from Mary-le:bone to the Bank ; each coach
kakes four, and some of them five journeys each day,
'ild are licensed to carry thirteen ioassengers.
ItPwards of there thousand individuals my be COH-
Thus,
;eyed daily from the West End to the Citay, and re-
'urn the same day.
, Detween Monday and Tuesday at mid-div, ten
gams loaded with grain arrived at the Broornielaw.
ioadn Thursday, a Dutch galliot direct from Rotterdam,
the sash vpli beans and peas, and oats, was towed up
4e ij e t° Renfrew, by the Hercules steam-boat,.
will
_. 4 good-looking vessel, dravvs ten feet water, and
it is v:rry about 180 tons. As the tides are making,
to .4 pected that she will reach the Broomielaw quay
dire :7i This will be the first vessel that has arrived
the rani the Continent at this quay with grain, since
one,,;._
4.- "ing of the ports.--Glasgow Chronicle.