The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-24 00:00:00

BRI 11,1-1 GALLERY, PALL MALL.

THIS GALLERY, with an EXHIBITION
of PORTRAITS: of DISTINGUISHED PERSONS in
the History and Literature of the United Kingdom, is OPEN
daily, from Ten in the Morning until Fite in the Evening,
and will CLOSE in the ensuing Week.

By Order,
JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.
Admission, Is.—Catalogue, Is.—Historical Catalogue, is.

urroN, Stock-broker, 2, CORNIIILL,
beg; leave to inform his Friends, ',Emil:Ts and
SHARES for the NEW LOTTERY are now on Sale at his
Office.

The new Features of the Present Lottery are so favourable
to Purchasers that EYTON has nut the least doubt there will
be a scarcity before the 90th of This Month, (August), on
-which Day the Lottery commences and finishes. There are
No Classes, all Sterling Money ; no reserve of Tickets by the
Contractor; as in former Lotteries; every Number pot into
the Wheel, sot that evertTicket will decide its own tate, and
no other. Thirty Prizes of 20,0001. 1,0001. 5001. 2001. all
in Otte Day. • ..

THE ,Fine. New River built Ship
\ HEIGHLY, of 470 tons, .JAMES THOS.
.LAMB Cotunder •t. • en-
`„.,t
er,posi isr en
„./ gagenient to SAIL on or beforc,2Atli
R. SEP-.
TEMBE NtAT, for. MAMAS and
CALCUTTA. She has fine accommodations for Passengers;
and carries a skilful Surgeon. For Freight or Passage,,
apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33;
Mark Lane.

DON'T YOU KNOW—Who is -
the Contractor for the New Lottery, i
which the Prizes are All Sterling Money--No
NU' BISH !I !
Stock Prizes ?
Who fot med the Scheme of 5,600 Tickets, with )
Two Prizes of 20,0001., besides 11,2001. in Ex- `j-- BISH ! !
era Prizes?
Who has Sold more Great Capital Prizes than}
any other Office-keeper ? DISH ! !
Who is expected to Sell Both the 20,0001. .be-)
sides a majority of the other Thirty Capital BISH !! !
Prizes ?
Who Sold the Last 20,000 Money Prize?l BISII I ! !
Who has made an Hottest Scheme, and totally
unlike the Last Lottery of Tricking 'Not°. BISH !! !
riety ?
ALL will be DRAWN
NEXT WEDNESDAY, 30th of THIS NfONTH.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
ROGERS'S IMPROVED FLANNELS;
manufactured from his Patent Yarn of Wool only, and,
warranted not 'to Shrink, in-Washing, continue to receive
that general and liberal approbation which their supetior
advantages in point of softness and peculiar texture, have in-
sured to them after several years' experience of verf exten-
sive sale. They at e particularly recommended for Ladies'
\Undercoats, and Gentlemens' ‘VaistcOats, mid from the fa-
vourable reception they have met with both in, the East ba•
des and America, are earnestly-recutninended to those who
are going abroad. they are sold by the Drapers in thee prin- •
-cipal Towns of Great Britain, and Wholesale by the Patentee,
John S. Rogers, Chester; or his Agents, llalliley and•Girter,
57, Colemau•street, London.

This Day was published,
In Quarto, with Twelve Copp,' plates, Price 15s. in boards,
or _LNC. 6d. batrt ~,,,
AGUIDE-- TO THE STARS, being an
Easy Method of Knowing the Relative Position of all
the Principal FIXED STARS, from the First to the Thirst
Magnitude, IN EITHER HEMISPHERE; particularly t hose
that are useful for finding the LONGITUDE and LATI-
TUDE at SEA.