The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-10 00:00:00

THE LOTTERY

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST-DRAWN
PRIZE on TUESDAY, 2:lth Inst.
..VYTON,' Stock-Broker •Rtid Lottery-Office-
si 'A keeper, 2, COJtNHILL, has a VARIETY of TICKETS
and SHARES ON SALE for the LOTTERY which begins
drawing 2,ith Instant,containing FOUR PRIZES of THIRTY
THOUSAND POUNDS!!! &c. &c. &c.—All Business in the
Public Finds transacted with fidelity and dispatch, at 2,
Cornhill, and Lombard-street.

STATE LOTTERY.
FOUR PRIZES OF THIRTY•THOUSAND POUNDS
The FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE will receive THIRTY THOU-
' SAND POUNDS.NORE!
THE unequalled demand • for Tickets and
Shares evinces the general approbation of the Scheme,
which contains the following
Capitals ;-
4
Prizes of 5,000
5 • Prizes of
• ‘, e
Prlzs of

4$
Besides 2,830 of L. 50, &c. Consols anti Money.
TICKETS and. SHARES are Selling at all the Offices in
.Lns►don, arrd,i►y the Agents in the Country.
Begins Drawing TUESDAY, 24th THIS .MONTH.

THIRTY THOUSA.*D,POUNDS CONSOLS.
For the FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE on the 24th of THIS

MONTH,
TI3ISI-1, when he contracted with Govern-
• meat for the present LOTTERY, sought to combine
in the Scheme as many of the recommendatory features of
former Lotteries as the limited number of Tickets would al-
low : he-trusts his efforts, in this respect, will not he thought
to hays. failed of success. The Public will see that, with only
14%00n Tickets, there are Four "Grand Capitals 'of k.:10,000
Consols., Two of which may fall to one Ticket on the First
Day of Drawing (9.4 th Instant), when the First-drawn Prize
wilt receive, in addition,- b.:10,000 Consols. more, and may
consequently obtain L. 60,000

Determined to leave the Scheme to find its way with the
Public-upon its own merits, and to .abstain from the methods
hitherto adopted, of tailing the attention of the Public to the
Lottery by the posting of innumerable placards, distribution
of hand-hills, circular letters, &c. I'. BISH merely reminds
the Public that the Drawing is now fast approaching.
Tickets and Shares are selling-. at BISH's Offices, No. 4,
Corn hil aud 9, Charing Cross; and by his various Agents
throughoUt the United Kingdom.
•
at** In the last Lottery Contract BISH (as usual) sold Ca-
pitals greater in number and amount than any other Office-
keeper.

•
rrio COUNTERACT the many attempts Wait
31.- are daily made to impose on the unwary, a• spurious
composition' instead of the Genuine Blacking; prepared -by
DAY and MARTIN, they:hare adopted a new label; iw Which
their address, 97 High HolhOrn, is so conspicuously placed
in the centre, that they trust, an attention to this.. and. the
difference the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will
enable purchasers at. ands to detea'the.imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING,,made and solid Wholesale by
DAY-and MARTIN, 97, High thilborii, and retailed 'by the
principal Grocers, Prmcgistsi Booksellers, IrunmonFers, Per-
fumers, Boot-makers; &c. thiited Kingdom, in Bottles
at Gd. Is. and Is. Gd. each.

GENUINE COFFEES. • , .
EA CON and C 0.," Oldie COFFEE MART,
-
1, Skinner-itrket, .Lertdon,' esteblished by
the British' Coffee Planters and Merchapts in 1811, take this
opportunity of appeiring'before the Public, to return their
most sincere thanks forthe patronage and support they have
so liberally afforded them frotu the commencement of their
opening the Coffee Mart, and to assure them, it hai been their
constant study to sell a truly genuine article on the most'
reasonable terms. Deacon and• Co. think itilece'ssary to im-
press on the minds of the Public, that, as the article of Coffee
is subject to great adulterations, it -becomes a matter oftni-
portancc to families and to the Public in general,. trilaetn-
formed that the Coffee Mart was opened under the auspices
of a respectable body of West India Merchants arid Planters,
who had for their object the introduction of a wholesome be-
Terage, at the very lowest piices the markets' would admit of,
arid at the same time of, genuine and finest quality,--Deacon
and Co. tinct the Public will'gire them Credit,' when theycOnG-
Flently assure them, they hare. at all times adhered to the pro-
fessions' they have made, viz. reading a genuine Whole-
some beverage; without the pitallest adulteration or mixture
of any nature or kind whatever. Present prices—Fine Dutch
Coffee, roasted, . 3s. per lb.; Ditto, raw, ts.'6d.; eery good,
Ditto, roasted, 2s. 9d. ; Ditto, raw,.2s. 3d..; Plantation Ditto,
roasted,: 25. Gil.; ad allowance Made on taking a quantity.
Raw and Refined Sugars. . .
Deacon and Co. best to add, they hare appointed most re-
spectable persons in carious parts tif the kingdom as agents
fei• the dale of their coffees, arid are willing to treat with re-
spectable liiiuses in those towns where there isnot at present
an Agent appointed. The ,trade in general suppliednn the
most reasonable terMs. Shipping orders executed:. Goods
carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the town and coati=
try with the: utmost 'eipeditiom Letters by post punctually
attended to. .
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