Prize Tickets and Detroit Bank Bills taken in payment; such as are guaranteed are taken at par. and those of another kind at a discount. June 3. (5W) * * * * * The highest prize in the Providence _Episcopal Church_ Lottery was $8,000, and the drawing was to begin on Sept. 29, 1800. Tickets were sold in Boston at E. & S. Larkin's, 47 Cornhill. Gilbert & Dean, 56 State Street, Boston, make the following exhibit of the Golden Shower in 1803. _It is impossible to tell on whom the_ GOLDEN SHOWER _will fall!_ [Illustration] YE that have the least relish to obtain 8000 dollars for a trifling sum, be "_up and doing!_" The third class of Hadley Lottery, will commence drawing the 15th of June. _Remark._--The object of this Lottery is of great public utility--that of improving SOUTH HADLEY CANAL, in order to make it permanent and beneficial to the public--and the Proprietors, in this arduous undertaking, have to cut through an entire mass of rocks for _three_ miles! Laudable and praise-worthy perseverance! Tickets for sale by GILBERT & DEAN, MAGAZINE and LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 56, _State-Street,_ where a correct list of all the prizes and blanks will be exhibited, during the drawing. _May 25, 1803._ * * * * * In the "Salem Gazette" will be found the advertisements of two of the College Lotteries. Rhode Island College is now Brown University. * * * * * _R. Island College Lottery._