The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-14 00:00:00

EXT R ACT Or A -LETrCit FROM A- GENTLEMAN AT

ROSEAU, DATED sErr. 14.

" I am thiS motning arrived from Martinique,
and atn sorry to reldte,tb you the unhappy misfortune
that hasheiallen this Colony:—On the 9th inst. at„,
night, lhe:wind w'as' so violent as, to, drive -all the
ShiPp;o,,,r On shore, except an American Schooner ;
mostly all the houses are swept into the sea-, and near-,
ly (.00 lives lost by the cooling down of the Tiyer ;
the country has suffered dreadfully ; arid- the crops
'entirely destroyed ; the works, houses; negro huts,
&c. levelled to the ground, and all his Majesty's Bar-
racks at Morne Bruce and Prince Rupert's, gone to
atoms. In Martinique 'about 2io Sail came on shore,
including small craft, but the country and town did
not suffer.---The Ship Aeptune is safe in the Point."

Sunday morning a ptigilistic fight took place be-
hind the Ben Johnson's Head, Stepney Fields, be-
tween two men, named Mahoney and Briant ; the
latter of whom was so severe4' beaten, that he died
in a coach that was taking him to his apartments in
•Roe.nary-lane.
SEVENTH The Ticket No. 9550 drawn a
.Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds, vas sold in -one
Fourth, two Eighth, and eight Sixteenth Shßares,
at Mews. HAzARD, BuliNE, and Co.'s Office,Royal
.Exchange, where No. 19,574, drawn on the fifth
day a prize of Ten Thousand Pounds, was likewise
sold in shares. .
The -last Prize of T,wenty Thousand Pounds, in
the present. Lottery, No. 14,783,, drawn 13,th of
November, was sold in a Quarter, two Eighth, and
'eight Sixteenth Shares, by RICHARDSON, GOOD-
LUCK, and Co. of Cornhill, and Charing-cross, Lon-
don. The Lotterk concludes drawing November
"tsth.

FIVE THOUSAND PouNns.---The Ticket 2697,
drawn yesterday a Prize of Five Thousand Pounds,
was sold by BISH on the 22d06-tether ; where 15,46 g,
a Prize of 20,0001. the first 'day ; 3456, another
Prize of 50001. the third day ; and 1202, a Prize of
5001. on the fourth day ; were all shared and regis-.
tered in the present Lottery. Undrawn Tickets and
Shares are selling at both of Btsx's Offices, 4, Corn-
hill, and 9, Charing-cross, where the fortunate
Holders of the Prizes may receive their Money on
•

The Ticket No. 11,871, drawn ye3terday a Prize
'of 50001. was sold in one Quarter, three Eighths,
and six Sixteenths, and the Ticket No. 741, drawn
on Monday last a Prize of 5001. was sold in six-
teen Sixteenths, by J. BRANscomn and Co. Proprie-
tors of the Lucky Offices No. 11, Holborn, 37,
Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, facing Piccadilly,
where the first 30,0001. Prize, and the last 25,0001.
Prize, ever shared, were sold likewise where five
Prizes of 20,000. , besides Prizes 'of 10,0001. and
50001. were sold iu upwards of 251 different Shares
in the Lotteries for the last and present year, and
from the present rich Wheel, namely, •
1 Prize of - - 20,0001.
Ditto - • - 50001. •
2 Ditto - - 10001.
4 Ditto' - 5001.
And positively but very few Tickets unsold.
J. BRANSC9MB and. Co. recommend an immediate
purchase. The Lottery finishes to-morrow.
When.men of ability devote •their time to public
good, it- is reasonable to hope that a remuneration,
suited to the advantages reaped from their experience,
be the result, This has been happily illustiate4
in the case of Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, iii the ex-
tensive sale, which the Cordial Balm of Gilead has
experienced, and incoutestibly proves that it is the
best Medicine ever. discovered for those disorders
which are now prevalent in this kingdom, and which
for a length of time have baffled the skill and efforts
Of the most eminent Physicians—we mean Nerxous
and Consumptive Complaints. This Medicine has
-stood the test and answered the, expeEtations not
only of a long private praelice, but also of thos,t who
,had recourse to it since it was made public for uni-
versal good.