The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-01 00:00:00

BRI CISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.'

THIS GALLERY will bv.,RE-O:)ENED on
MONDAY, the 4th of May, with a SELECTION of.
PICTURES by Old Masters, with which the Proprietors have
favoured the Institution for the gratification-of the Public,
and for the benefit of the /WS in general. •
Admittance Is.—Catalogues Is.
By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MANU.-
. FACTURES, and COMMERCE.
Adelllii, April 30, 1818.
THIS SOCIETY has been for some time past
engaged in the investigation of various Plans for the
PREVENTION of FORGERY ; but before the Committee.
make their filial Report, they are desirous that the informa-
tion -collected by them should he rendered as complete as pos-
sible. They Thcrefore give this public Notice, that the Cont.
mittee still open to receive any Plans in furtherance of this
itupurtamt Object.
By Order, ARTHUR AIKIN, Secretary.

NEVER KNOWN BEFORE.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES.
LOTTERY DRAWS KING'S BIRTH-DAY.

EYTON, Storh-Broker and • Lot tmiOffice
Keeper,..i, Cornhill and Lainhard• street, congratulates
his Friends, the Public, on their great success in the last
Lottery, thetv.heing One, Hundred Capitals, and more than
Ninety.sald in Shares, and the remainder in Tickets. EYTON
begs to remind the Public, that in the present Lottery there
are One Hundred and Seven Capital Pt ices of en,OOOL, 3,0001.,
2,0001., &c. &c. and that the-first Twenty Prizes drawn will
be One Thousand:Pounds each ; that Tickets and Shares are
at present veryliny in pi Ice, hut will be much higher.
EYTON Cannot help, reminding- his Friends; the Public,
that for I In• last twenty years the Lottery has been drawn on
the King's-Birth-Day,' he- has sold -a greater number of Capi-
tals than any other Otlice-keeper, and he anticipaates con-
tinnaUcc of—the like sudeess; therefore he recommends an
iFarly 'purchase at his foatetrate Office, .
2, CORNHILL and LOMBARD-STREET.

7rl CARROU, has:. the honour of returning
`4,,X, thanks to the Public fur the distinguished Patronage
which he experienced in the last Lottery, and it is with the
greatest srlti,:faCtiori that he notices the return which Fortune
has enabled him to make, in haring distributed amongst his
Friends, within the last Four Months, no less than Twelve
Capital Prizes,. including 'lwo of 20,0001.
The Scheme of the present LOTTERY, which will com-
mence Drawing on the KING's BIRTH-DAY, has been.
formed to meet the wishes tira consiGrahle proportion of the
;:od- will :therefore be sure to meet with approba-
ftinOWS:— •

SCHEME.
3 Prizes of L. 20,000 Sterling Money L. 60,000
3,000 Sterling Money.. 6.000
• 1,000 Sterling Money.. 4;000
• 1,000 Sterling Money.. 20,000

20

20
529

40

500

1,000
1;140

600 Sterling Money.. 10,0(.10
300 Sterling Money.. 6,000

'2OO Sterling Money.. 8,000
100 Sterling Money.. 1,600
30 St.,rling Money.. 1,200

IS Sterling

7..3()0

10 titerlinK Money .. 10 000
5 Sterling Money.. 5,760

14,000 TiChets. 4140,000
•
Ihe first Twenty Prizes drawn to have 4.1;000 each in addi-
tion, malcin;.:
4.20,000 the FtINT HALF HOUR.
The First 500 Blanks to have £.15 each. •

The Sixth-drawn Prize aborek.l,ooo to hare ,C. 20,000 more.
TICKETS and SHARES are sellitig at the old-established
Oakes of G. CARROLL, Stock-Broker,
• 7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORMSTREET, _
Where 7,735, a Prize of ,E. 30,000, was lately sold in Shares.
N.B. Country Correspondents punctually attended to.

lIAZARD and CO. CONTRACTORS with
Government for the PRESENT LOTTERY, con-
taining 107 CAPITAL PRIZES of 20,0001., 3,04101„ 2,0001.,
&c. &c. • respectfully acquaint the Public they have so ar-
ranged the. Scheme, that Twenty Prizes of 1.0001. each must
he drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, the KING's BnaH-
DAY, 4th JUNE.
The Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was se
universally approved in the last Lottery, as to meate a de-
mand which raised the Price of a Ticket to Thirty Pounds,
and a Sixteenth to Two Pounds. , HAZARD and Co. the pre-
sent Contractors, solicit attention to the following points of
this Scheme,- which contains More Capital Prizes, yet there
are 4,000 Tickets Less than in the Last Lottery, and ttle pre-‘
sent price
.of a Ticket is only 191. 10s. and a "Sixteenth'il.
ALL STERLING MONEY.
s Prizes 'of 20,0001. !
4 Prizes of S,OOOl. and 2,0001. !
20 Prizes of 1,0001.!
20 Prizes of 5001. !
2,756 Prizes of 3001., 2001., 1001., &c. &c.
The First 20 Prizes will have 1,0001...N10rt.• - • • •
The First 500 Blanks will have 151. each.

1 he tiiXtl-1-4;rAtwo Prize abOrie-1,0001-wil I have 2.0,0001 . More

TICKETS and SI !ARES are ;citing by RAZARD a.nd Co.
Contractors, at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL
CHANGE (established upwards of *OO years), who Sold and
Shared

FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS' •
the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotte-
ries amounting to some Alillions,
N.B. Favourite Numbers may be obtained by early appli-
cation.

THE lonz-established reptiatimi of Messrs.
CURRIE and Co., combined with their well-knowif
expeiience and success in ..the Treatment. and Cure of a few
reigninf Complaints, gives 'them superior claims and a decided
preference- over all other' pi actitioners.
Messrs. CURRIE and Co: as' regular Surgeons, present to
the public the resnit of 3O years' •experienre in the Cure of
Syphilitic Ct'implaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies
which not nnfreipiently prevent -or embitter the matrisnonial
state.. In the various gradations, front recent infection to
cnnfirmed Lues, - their treatment commands, very often,
a speedy, and always a fadical cure. Im dubious cases,
their kng anti well-arranged experience eves them a
promptitude of decision that - secures the patient from
being niercurialixen out of existence, or having •his con-,
sthusion undermined, and the vital principle destroYed
by a latent but insidious Disease, or a blind and fa-
tal, confidence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debi-
lity, Vascular Relaxation, and Atany of the Os gaits,
arising 11'nm:excessive indulgence, insalubrious climates,. or
solitary' sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to
the: system, even incases which are verging on despair. St rie-
tures,of-the rethra, from ten to twenty years' duration, are,
by their szipea:ior methoil of Cure,
.permanently removed its
the course of three weeks. Sligdit and recent cases of vene-
-realinfeetion• ate inted in.the short-period of two days. To
the Female Sex it will he consolitory to know, that they may
he cured of those Debilities which defeat conception, and sap
the foundatiOn of connubial felicity. Patients treated with
candour, delicacy, and. Uiviolable seerecy,-

Messrs. Currie aml Co. may be consulted every day at their
house, 107, Hatton-garden. Lettersirom the ennittry, sTht-
ingtoinutely the 'case, mode of.living..&c,and rnelosinK a re-
mittauct for advice and medicines, will be treated with stu-
.4ltutat attcution,'_at.No.W7, Hatton-garden.. • ;

Lord LAsesi:LEs presented t.a.Petition,from the
Woollen 111nt.►ttt'actitrcrs in the county. of York,
against the high duty on the intl►ortation of to-
reign rape seed.. , •
Mr. RoiinsON took this oppOrtunity of
daring, that. lie thought a reduction of the high
duty coMplained of necessary, though he con-
ceived it shoidd not take place immediately, in
order that the different persons interested it►_ this
question should fair notice.
Alter a few words troni i 1 r. Lewis and Lord
Lascelles, the Petition was laid on the table. ,

On the motion of the Lord Advocate fur Scotland, the se-
cond tending of the Bill furrregulating Scotch Boroughs was
put offto Monday next.
Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from certain Cotton
Manufacturers in the neighbourhood of Manchester, pray-
ing that the matter contained in Petitions-lately laid before
the House from Master Calico Printers he investigated.—
Laid on the table.

Mr. BENNET presented a petition from the original- Pro-
prietor of Sterle's Navy List, complaining that the publica-
tion of that work baS been given to another. • • -
After a few words from Sir • J.--,Yorke, on the necessity of
having an Official List published by the Naval Depa,rtmerrt,
the petition was laid on the table..
Mr. BENNET then presented a petition from Robert Owen,
complaining of certain practices in the Court of Sssion in
Scotland.—Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. METHUEN presented a petition from the Woollen
Manufacturers of the County of Wilts, praying that no new
dillies might be imposed on raw materials.—Laid on the table.
Sir C. BURRELL brought in a Bill for Lighting Brighton
with Gas.—Read 'a Arst,time, and or-dried for a second
reading.