The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Discontinuance of the unpopular Plan
of drawing LOTTERIES in CLASSES, and of making
the PRIZES in STOCK, is so congenial with the well-known
sentiments of PIDDING\Ind CO. that they can advocate the
success of the present one, without sacrifice of their feelings,
or departure front consistency ; and PIDDINO and CO. feel
confident a brief recital of its leading points is all that can
be required, to prove that this is really the very best Lottery
that has ever been offered to the Public.

Only 5,600 Ticks,... yet has Two Prizes of 20,000!
30 Capitals—All Sterling—No fixed Prize ! -
No Classes ! Every Number decided separately !
No Reserve of Tickets ! Every one on Sale
No Suspence!—All drawn 30th of This Month.
PIDDING and CO. have yet to mention wherein the pre-
sent eclipses all former Schemes—it absolutely: contains
11,2001. EXCESS of PRIZE MONEY, beyond what any
Lottery drawn in one day, has ever yet averaged !'!
P. and co. now conclude, by-respectfully soliciting a con-
tinuance of those favours with which the Public have ho-
noured their Office, the Lucky Corner, No. 1, CORNHILL,
where No. 8,759; Prize of 2001. in the Last Lottery—No.
:3,443,. the First 20,0001.- drawn in the present year—No. 3119.
Prize of 20,0001. in the Last,T-were all sold ifr Shares,
and they hope fresh Capitals are now on Sale at Nu. 1,
CORNHILL.

- This Day was published, price 35. boards,
rENTA M.E N ; or,,Au ESSAY towards the
HISTORY 'of WHITTINGTON, sonic time Lord
Mayor of London.
lly VICFSIMUS tiLINKINSOP, I.L.D.
London : Printed for W. Wright, 40, Fleet-street.
Also, a New Edition of the NEW WHIG GUIDE, price
7s. 6d. boards.

STRATFOisi-STREET, PICCADILLY, Contiguous to the

GIIEEN PARK. ..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY Mr. SQUIBB and SON,

(By order of the Execittor and Executrix of the late Joseph
Price, Esq.) at Ciarraway's, uu. Friday the i&lh: inslaut, at
twelve,

AMoSt. Desirable and Substantially-built
FREEHOLD HOUSE, No. 14, Stratton-street, Picca-
dilly, overlOoking the- gardens of Devonshire House, and
containing a handsome entrance, and interior hall, large
bow_ windowed, eating pal lour behind, witli a gentleman s
Morning room in front, watel closet, &c.; -two elegant well
proportioned drawing rooms communicating byananti-room,
two large and airy bed chambers, and a dressing room, with
other vqrygood chambers on. the upper floor. The °dices
'are commodious and well arranged, consisting of house-
keeper's and 'butler's. room, servants' hall,- detaihed- kitchen,
larder, pantries, and excellent cellaring. The l'realises arc
in itio,t complete repair, having been fitted up by the late
proprietor, with every attention to convenience and comfort.
—'Co be viewed by tickets only, between the hours of twelve
and four, on application to Mr, Squibb and Son', Saville-row.
of whom printed particulars may be bad 14 days preceding
the sale ;,.andat Garraway's.

AIILLARD'S WHOLESALE and RETAIL EAST-INDIA
PRINTED FURNITURE, and FOREIGN and BRITISH

WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE.
FAMILY LINENS, and FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for

• DRESS.
•
AIILLARD respectfuily informs the No-
• bility and Fatuities arriving in the MetropoliS, they
cart sclect.from the accustomed rich.supply of his Warehouse,•
Choice Linens, in 7-Bths and 4-4ths of warranted fabrics;
French CaMbrics and Handkerchiefs, fine Sheetings, Damask
Table Linen, &c.: curious India Muslins (with those for Gen-
llemens' travois) front the Company's-Warehouses; beauti-
ful Shawls. choice Camhtic and Iletilla Muslins, India Long
Cloths, White Chintz, and linjengoes, obtained excluiively
at his Warehouse
; ,Taffaties :utd China Crapes, new pencilled
Cambrics and Muslins of unique designs, peculiar ,to .the
house, rich Wrought Dresses and Draperies, Foreign Lave-
and Veils, with a variety Of articles, in white and colours,
.tor fashionable morniug. and Evening Dress ;- new and cm'
Inimical Printed Furnit tires, for Beds, Studies, &c.; and Fur-
niture Dimities, with every kind of useful Fatuily Linens,
and a choice assortment of fine Gooch fur the Foreign Mar-
kets and Superior Family use.
J. M. respectfully. informs Families and Ladies having
Commissions, &C. whose convenience it may snit to take en-
tire piece; or decays, these. are regularly at the • wholesale
price ; and selections fur large establishments, as well as in-
made to the greatest advan-
Alividual convenience, may be
tage, at fixed prices, from, which no deviation is made.—
India Shawls, &c. purchased.. Proprietors of linsi-
ctess supplied. ,

liii'OßtANT FACT.—As a check to the rapid
progress of disorganization and death, generally
:consequent on to ing acrid poison, as, corrosive
sublimate, verdigris, or any salt of copper,
a knowledge of - the fact, that the raw
white of n eggs, swallowed very frequently, and
without limitation as to quantity, is the most ap-
;propriaterethedy, till the arrival of medical as-
sistance, cannot be unimportant, nor too getter-
Idly diffused. • -

On Wednesday last the Duchess of WEI,
LINGTON, accompanied by her three sons, paid a
visit to Reading. her Grace proceeded through
the different manufactories, observing With great
minuteness the different processes.
The Duke of DEvomsniaE,. with his friend
Captain CLtrvolw, and Lord APSLEY, are at
Buxton Wells.