The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-22 00:00:00

almost all the natives arp init.:le:4 with what they,t-
consider an incurable :culaneoui disease; a species of
itch, which is attended with:an, extraordinary
gree of virulence and Anflammatioh.: I do not re,
member to have-seen or heard of ,Imr remarkable
instance; of longevity ; and- the chances are, that
Dr. Price, in speaking of the mortality,olthis.island
as one in fifty. only ot,the pnpulation, :while that of
London he considers as one iw'tWenty, is ..not less
inaccurate in these instances than in many otheYof
his calculations.

": The peasantry, however, like all other moon-.
taineers,, are a strong, healthy,- hard- race of men,
whose chief employment consists in .thd7Vrarious oc!
cupations of agriculture, but more particularly is
the cultivation of the vine.. When: the vintage is
over, and the labours of the vineyard: suspepded -fdr
the season, several hundred may.daily be seen de-
scending the mountain; paths in their way to the
town, with their korrachas; or go4t-skin bags of
wine, slung on a stick across the shoulcier.,"

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As many persons, for want of duly-attending tri
the nature of the Scheme of the city LOttery, have
conceived that the 'drawing will extend to several
days, it may not be improper to • inform the Public
in general, that the entire of the many capital
Houses, which consitute the Prizes of this Scheme:.
will peremptorily be determined on Tuesday next„
Every moment's delay, therefore,' at present, hi
purchasing Tickets and Shares, is obviously attended
with two risks—that of a considerable advance of
price—and speedily, that of having no opportunity
to make any ptirchase.Olthem whatever.
• Every purchaser of a Ticket or 'Share in the City
Freehold House Lottery, will have admission into
Guildhall op Tuesday Next to view the Drawing..
The singularity of 104,00 a). prize-aligner being ,
proclaimed in half an hour, cannot fail to attract the
notice of thousands.—Tickets and Shares are selling'
by HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cornhill, 42, Charing,
cross, and St: Margaret's Hill, Borough.—N.l3. The
demand is very great; and it is very doubtful wll
ther there will be a Share to be sold' on Taesdaf
next.

The following 42teresting article is copied front
the Sussex Weekly Adveruser of Monday the 4th"
instant :

•
TAYLOR'S REMEDY FOR DEAFNESS--Miss Char-
lotte Fuller, of Southover, in the vicinity of Lewes; I
who bad been several years ail :titled with extreme
deafness, on Friday last came to the Office of W.
Lee, and informed him, that on seeing the remedy. •
advertised in this Paper, she sent fora bottle, ant ,
applied its contents, agreeably 'to the printed dire
lions, until about one third part was coUsti• ,
when she had the happiness to find hersellpe,rl4,
restored to hearing, which she communicated
motives of philanthropy, and 'under an idea, th 4,
others in like Manner affliaed, might receive
benefit 'from its publicity. The mariner in WhiW
the organs of sound, on being brought' into ataioo,
played
,upon the imagination 'of Miss/Fuller, .14,
rather singular, and cinnot be better, or more enter;'
phatically expressed; than itt her own words, whiek.
were—" That she fancied the 'medium of her es.ist7,•,4,
ence changed, and that she had been imperceptiby.;
introduced to
.the society of a new world
Understand this, valuable preparation is sold in
,Lon p 7,1
don by Messrs. Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand,.
ANOTHER Mr. L
of some distinniOn,•and who was suppfl'ed to L'ave'
possessed considerable property; 'put a periotl it) his
t V
existence, at his apartments at Newing-tue, ,
nesday night. He . was found dead Li his bed at
eight o'clock yesterday morning by a malt se,"ntlet.;/
Whose duty it was to call him at that hour. lie 1144
ii41164.ed several wounds With' a rator on his It.tfrart6.•
which was nearly cut otf. The 'vltdea'sed was roc-
inerlya Merchant•at Lymington, and 'he has lea
three children. It is supposed Oar erobat rassed c;r•-• „
cumstancos brought ou a depression Of spitiL-i, which ,
led to the Melancholy catastrophe.
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