The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-26 00:00:00

THE GRAND .11-51-11. LEE.

LOTTERY OFFICE, 80::i4;::,,E r-sPLACE,.foIy 25, 1814.
THE itST pf A tit; us's is Abe DAV,FES:
for the GRAND JUBILEE in Ceiebratien of the late -
GLORIOUSPBAGE. At the same tithe that,il i, it day
thy of-commemoration zo this Conntr.y., from the' grateful.
recollection of other happy Ercnts, it is the ~Centenary of the
ACC ,3SIOII of the Brunswick Family to the Crown of Emgland,
'and it, is, moreover; the Anniversary of the Glorious Victory
of the Nile.

Admiralty Office, July 23, Isl,l.
WIDOWS' 11f:1'1:SION'S,

OTICE,. is hereby given, that the WIDOWS
of COM NIISSION.- snid WARII AN r Urn EtiS of
the 110 AL NAVY receiving Pettsions from the Charity esta-
hAsh,xt for their Relief, :till be their Pensions due the
30th Jtthe las,t,, at No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's-itin, Lon-
don, by EDWALL: F.,HATION, Esq. the Paymaster of the
said C!;•,.:lty, viz.

The WiLrgs of Flag Officers, Superannuated Rear-Admi-
rals, Captains, Commandeis, and Lieutenants, on Wednes-
day, the 10th f next Month. The Witlows of Masters, Stir-
geons, and Pursers, on ThurSday, the 1 Ith ; and the'Widows
of Boatswain, -;iinners,.Carpenters, and Second Masters,
on Friday, the 12th; and on every succeeding Thursday, be-
tween the hours of Ten and. Twelve.
And Notice is further given, that Remittance Bills will be
sent on the 10th of next Month, to those Widows resident in
the. Country, who have iev.ested to be pail their Pensions
near their respective Residences.

.T. W. CROKER.

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