The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-09 00:00:00

CHARTER-HOUSE.

*frit ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Educated at
CHARTER-HOUSE. SCHOOL, will be held at the
Clparter- House, on Friday the izth of December.
Divine Service to begin at Half-past One o'Clock.
STEWARDS.'
F. Pym, Esq. M. P. Rev.W.-Wil.kieson, LL.B:
Edmund Morris, Esq. (-Rev. W. Parker, A.M.
Xiv. C. Heatlicote, 1). D.
N. B. Dinner will be on Table at Five o'Clock.

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.'
iE rIJBLIC are respecttuity ihtormed, that a
New Edition of the BIOGRAPIIICAL INDEX to
the I 4.01-ISE of COMMONS is in Course of Preparation,
and win be published soon after Christmas, corredied to the
Ist of j4ntiaty,.lB37.
Col almunicationsare earnestly solicited by the EititOr, to be
addres lied to him at No. 6, Bridge-street; lilacklriars.
Naves. Aber 17, 1836.
•

THE NEW STATE LOTTERY, •
•
WIAICEI BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY
• 13th, ISo7, contains
, .
2. Prizes of k 304000- - tire - « « ,c 60,000
2,. - - - 20,000 - - - - - - 40,000
2. .
.... - 20,000
3 -- - - 5000 --- - - . 15,...:00
5: -- - - loos • • - o._o
1 5 - - - . Soo .. - - ~, - - 4000
cp - - - - 100.
4 •- - • - . 2000
t) - - - . 200
. 102,000
Slo
.....--,
25,0 cc 0 Tickets

1250,030

Capitals Determinable :
First-drawn Ticket, tst Day - /coot.
Ditto • - - 3d Uay - - 10,0.00
Ditto - sth Day - -
Ditto - - last Day - - 5,000
PRICE.

Ticket. - - £l9 T 5 o
Half - ,C to 2 o Eighth - r 6
Quarter - 5'2 0 Sixteenth --t 6 e
T •
CK ETS and SHAKES are en Sale .at all the.. Liecnced
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country.
*** The abgve immense—CAPlTA L PRI ZeS are the
greatest, in a Scheme of so few 'rickets. ever presented in
thc annals of f;Ottery Adventure. This tan is indisputable.
But the Votaries of Fortune, to iCipatejof
,siich unpre-
cedented opulence, must he on themlied, as 'the -Drawing
c9MATUCUCCS early as-the 13th of lanuary next.

NEW STATE LOTTERY.
2. • Prizes of - - - £30,000
- 20,000.
2 _ _ - 10,000

5,000

3

&c. &c. &c.

AZARD, BURNE, nd Co. No. 93, Royal
Exchange, London, are now selling TICKETS and
HARES fot the STATE LOTTERY which begins Draw-
ing the 13th of next Month,,the—S-cherne of which contains the
above• Capitals, besides the usual proportion of other Prizes.
In flee. late Lottery, .No. 9,550, a Prize Or 20,000 l and
140. 19,514, a to,oool. were both sold in Shares by 14A-
ZARD, BURNE anerCo.
'V Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re-
mittancesimill be treated on the same Terms as if present.
Letters (post-paid) duly answered.

EXCELLENT SCHEME. '
2 Ptizci of - . 30,000
2 - 20,008

10,000
5030
1000
500
11 CaiNSBY and CO. beg leaVe to observe, that
they. were the first who sold two Capital Prizes of
30,e001. each, Nos. 33,979, and 42,569 ; besides 1.14 Capital
P
rize s , fro m:5 ct 9 1. to 30,0001. •
Hornsby and Co. respedfully acquaint their Friends and
the Public, that they have on Sale TICKETS and
SHARES, entitling the Purchasers to those iniPortant
Prizes and arthe very lowest Prices.
The First-drawn Ticket on the 13111 of next Month will
be entitled to 20,0001. This peculiar Benefit must Create a
great demand; and it is a well-known tact, that, whenever
33,00:1. Prizes have been introduced into the scheme, the
Tickets have been invariably.all disposed of.
N.B. Orders by Letter Or Carrier executed exaEliy on the
same liberal terms as it present, at the Old Established State
Mottery Offices, 26, Cornhtli, 51, Cliaring-cross, and St.
argaret's Hill, Borough.

ACADEMY -for the DEAF and DUMB, and for RE.
MOVING IMPEDIMENTS in SPEECH,

Concludteci by Mrs.BRAIDWOOD and her SONS, in Mare-
street, Hackney.

TN Consequence of the recent• Death of Mr.
IN
BR A I DWOOD, her late Father, •Alrs.- Braidwood and
her Sons, induced by the advice of their most respectable
Friends, "take the Liberty to lay before the Public a short
Account of their Academy fin: the Instruction of the Deaf
and Dumb. . -
Towards the close of the Sixteenth Century the first traces
of this most useful and most invaluable Art were dis&vered ;
from that period to the middle of the last Century the-im-
provements in it were very slow and gradual; when the Ab-
be Do vepee, itt France, and Mr. Braidwood, assisted by his
Son.in-law, Mr. -John Praidwood, in Scotland, carried it to a
'high degree of Utility and Perfeetion. Much, however, as
.the Plan of the aliistrions Abbe merits the praise and gratis
tude of mankind, that of Mr. Braidwood, in the opinion of
all -cOmpetent judges, who, have witnessed its advantages,
' justly claims a superiority. The former taught his Pupils
to Communicate their ideas by appropriate visible Signs with
astonishing precision and accuracy ; but. the latter, as in the
Rudiments olgeneral Education, began with the Letters of
the Alphabet, arid:brought them to pronounce and to art icn-
late by a method adapted to the defettive Organ, peculiarly
his own. The-conseqtaence •of this. curious and excellent
System is, that Ins . Pupils are enabled to support a conver-
sation in a manner alniii.Stequal-to that of other men, Wit:3SC
powers of speech and of hearing- are peered ; and thil unhap-,
py portion et' our Fellow-creatures, which otherwise would
be incapable °fatly intellettual int proveinent,Of any social en,
joyment, and of the delights of colloquial intere,surse, are
enabled to read and undbrstand History, tastudy the Scieitee4,
to acqutre all the polii e and ornamental Accomplishments,
to engage in professional' Employineilts, and t , appe.a in the
'world with cheerfullieS•s,.sattstadlioneetnd advant4ge.
. Mrs. i>raidwood having, from her earliest youth,. been in-
structed by e 'Father' in this a rdiaous, but truly beneficial,
Art, and ha . also assisted her husbande the late Mr. lona
Braidwood, w a rendered himself so deservedly emhient, by
his distinguished ,s,kill in this invite of Education, continues
to toialliCt thiS Academy, assisted by 'her Sens, and she flat=
tern herself mat • the constant pattonage.which:slie has long
experienced from the highest Clashes of Society, win the I:: e.
sent flourishing' state of her Seminary, will convince the Pun-
. lie: 'of its importance and merits better than the amplest de-
tails &the most laboutetj ciescriptionsv.

. This Day was published, price is..
RASONS for NOT MAKING PEACE with
BONA L'AR.TE.

By WILLIAM WINTER, Esq.
PrinsEd for john StokUalc, Piccadisly

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URUNONIAN SYSTEM OF AIEDICINE.
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In Three 'Vol's. 06-kayo, prices is. in boards,
THE WORKS of DR. JOHN BROWN ; to
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thor.