The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-29 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC.

BISH, of the old 1, ate Lottery Offices, 4,
•Cor hi and 9, Charing-Cross, has treat pleasure in
caqins: the attratio s of Isis best Friends, the Public, to the
STATE LoTTEB V; and in so doing, he feels particularly
happy that he can praise the Scheme, as the Contractors have
followed the example he Set them in the late Lottery, of soak-
ing a great ssuntier of Capitals; and tnougt T. B. (as Con-
tractor for the la s Lottery) of course forn.ed that Scheme, he
is candid enottga to acknowledge that the present is supe-
rior,—fur with a diminished number of Tickets, there are
more Capital Prizes,—an, if thr demand sinsuld equal that of
last Lottery, the Pries may be expected to rise as they did
then, viz.—irons 191. Ito. (the present Price) to 30%. per
Ticket ; and Sixteenths rose from it 7s to .11.—The Scheme
contains only 14,000 Ticiods, yet has Three Prizes of 20.0001.
and 194 other capitals; .teal the very first Twenty Prizes
drawn. will each hate 1,0901. more, moping 20,0001. in the
first tiref Hour.
Tickets and Shares arc now nu Sale, in great variety, ,at
BlSH's Other ~ where, in •Ine late Lottery, he. sold. Two
Prizes of 30,0001. and 47 other Capitals, being (as usual)
greater in untidier asid amount than those sold by all the
other Ofiice.keepers put together.
l'e.* Lottery begins at h JUNE (King's Birth. Day), Schemes
gratis, with full particulars of Ole Numbers and destination
of the Capitals s3j :ly 131511, which, to Lottery Adventurers,
will be found highly interesting.

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TT ZA RD, and CO. CONTRACTORS with
Government for th'e PRF.SENT LOT,C,ERY, con-
taining 107 CAPITAL PRIZES 20,0n01., gooool.,
&c. &c. respectfully acquaint the Public they hate to ar-
ranged the Scheme, that Fwenty Prizc.s of 1.0001. each mast
he drawn in the first Twenty 'Minutes, the KING's BIRTH-
DAY, 4th JUNE:.
The Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so
unieeesaily ap;lroved iv the last Lottery, as to create a de
wand which 1 ~ised the Price of a 'Pit:l.aq to Thirty Pon ods,
and a Sixteenth to Two Pounds. HAZARD and Co. the pre-
sew -conteactori, sahcit attention to the:following ',onus of
this Scheme, which contains More Capital erizes, yet there
are 4,000 Tickets Less than in the Last l.ottery, and the pre-
sent price of a-Ticket is only 191.105. and a Sixteenth 11. is.
• ALJ., sTF.RLING MONEY.
3 Pcizt-s of i 0,0001.!
4 Prizes of .1,0001. and 2,0061;1
20. Prizes of i ,0003 • I . •
20 Prize, of 5001.
t.',7 7fr.l►fizes Or 3(110 L.,2 14101, 4 & 444 &4.444,- 4
The First 20 Prizes it iii hztvc I,ooot. Motmt • • .
-The First .500 1.3i,01,s e.,',11 have 151. 'e:Ach..
The Sixth-drawn Prizeahovel,oool.will have 20,f1,001. More
ant! by HAZARD and CO
Contractors, at .their very old Oftive, No. !i,s, ROYAL EX-
CHANGE (established upward; of !On years), who sold and
Snared
FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
In the Last Year's Lotteries, atilt Capitals in fernier Lutte,

ries i..:uountin to sortie
N.B. Favourite Numbers may be obtained by cp.rly uppl
cation.

THE 1,.:-,:••ibribiteil rcpfitailon of Messrs.
L:tati!: F. ana Co: combined with their Iva-known
experience an. success the Treatment and Cure of a few
reitrning Com r7aints, ..zivies them so periot claims and a decided
preie;-ence over all other ptactitioners.
mesc•:•:. CURII.E and Ca. as regular Surgeons, present to
the p. th- ••ult 1 0 years' exprienee in the Cure of
.tittle ( •.. , and th"ose Debilities and Deficiencies
v. 601 not nnirequently prevc..t or embitter the matrinionial
st3', . In the varlow. gradations, from recent infection to
eo..armed Lues, their I...ca!'ottent commands, very often,
a speedy, and always a toe cure. In dubious cases,
their long and well-arranged experience gives thesis a
promptitude' of decision that secures the patient from
heir; inereurialized out of existence, or having his con-
stitution undermined, and the vital principle destroyed
by a latent out insidious Disease, or a blind and la-'
tal confidence .111 shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debi-
lity, Vac.:eilar ilelaxttion, and Atany of the Organs,-
Sri ipg flail) excessive indulgence, insalubrious climates, or
solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to
the system, rvca in cases which are verging on despair. Stric-
tures uf the Urethra, from r,u to twenty years' duration, are,'
by their superior method of Cure, permanently removed in
the course of three weeks. Slight and recent cases of vote-
real infection are cured in the short period of two days. To
the Female Sex it will be consolitury to know, that they may
he cured of those Debilities which defeat conception, and sap
the foundation of connubial felicity. Patients treated .%vith
candour, delie,cy, and invielable,secrecy.
Messrs. 01 me and Co. may be consulted every day at their
honse, 107, flatton--garden. Letters from the country, stat-
in4 minutely the ease, mode of living. 8;c, and,epelosing a re-
mittance for advice and medicines, will be treated with stn..
thous. attcutio!), at :No. 107. flatten-garden. -

ROWLAND and. SON respectfully iNforin
...M.. the Nobility, Gentry. and Public at large, that is con-
seluctice of the high repute of their celebrated Macassar Oil,
insidious Pc.:suns hare imitated it with a Counterfeit, cool- -
posed of. Isteleteritins Ingredients injurious to the Hair; to
avoid such impositi on, it is nec.7ssary.to ask for
' . ROWLAND's
,MAC.V.iti.kl.l. OIL.
Each bottle is signed on the outside label in red • ink,
ci A.. Roseland arid' Son," .with a Treatise' on the Hair en
closed. This Oil is th'e Original and Genuine, possessed of
salubrious proMiriies--7warrante.d to afford the 'greatest nod-
•rishatent to the Pitman. Hair; prevents the Hair being-in-
urea by change of climate, study, travelling, ac-
conchement, &c. ;‘, removes the' scurf, harshness,- a nit
ness; renders it soft., and glossy; prevents its falling off, or
turning. grey; creates'a thick growth on the baldest places;
makes the hair strong in curl, which it. keeps in- damp wea-
ther,. exercist, ; imparts a pleasant perfume; and pro-
duces whiskers. eyebrows-, &c. The Proprietors warrant its
innocence, and to improve the hair froni infancy to the latest
period of life. • , • •
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The inestimable properties of. this Oil have 'gained it the
patronage of -their Usival Highnesses the Princess of •Wales,
Duchess of York, the Liiiive of
.Sussex, his Imperial Majesty
the Emperor of Ituss•a, by their especial Authority:—Price
3s. tid. 7s. 10s:Gd. and One Gilinea each.
Also, ROW La.ND's ESSENCE of 'fYR E. •
-By merelnivetting the hair with this preparation, the Pro-
., prietors warrant to -produce iminediately'a perfect change in-
' -Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, tyc-brows, &c. tort beautiful
and permanent brown or black, imitating the exact na-
'ittril colour; evasiiink make's this Dye more durable.' Ladies
or Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease'and
,secresy.—Price.
• ' its. 7s. 6d. and ins. Gd.
Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Soh;
Proprietors A. ROWLAND-and SON, corner of Kirbe-
street,,t he 'first turning on the right in. Hatton-garden,
born, Lomion; ,and, appuintursiat, by all Medicine
tiers throughout Europe.