The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-24 00:00:00

T a' MEETING of the 'MERCHANTS -and
BANKE ltS, held at the City of London Tavern, the
17th of August. tBc9,-
BE ESTON LONG, 'Esq. in the 'Chair, .•
Present,
Edward Forster, Esq. John Tunno, Esq.
•Thomson Bonar, Esq. John W nutters, Esq
•
Robert Hunter, Esq. John Pearse, Eis
George Grote, q.
Esq. , Thomas haring, Esq.
Ed. Thos. Waters, Esq. Win•. Manning, Esti. r.f.O.
Thomas Reid. Esq, Tames Shaw, Esq. M.P.
john Pooley Kensington, Samuel Turner, Esq.
Esq. • Ch-arles Bosanquet ~
13etijarnin Harrison, Esq. I
Sir John VVillta
mAndrson;
Ptulip Sainom, Esq. Bart.
Resolved---'That this IVleeting entertaining the highest
sense of the Skill and Undaunted Bravery of the Commander
in Chief, Offieers, and Soldiers of the British Army, en-
gaged in obtaining the signal and glorious Victory at Tala-
vera, over a very superior Force of the French Armies, can-
rot entertain a doubt that the Patristic Fund will be applied
to relieve the Wotuided and the Families of the brave Men
killed in that distinguished Battle, in which' British Valour
appeared so transcendent; and that the Members of this
Meeting will be ready to contribute to the increase of the Pa-
triotic Fund, if it should appear not adequate to this or (Alier.
purposes ofßelief, which may be called for, from the lot-
ertions of the British Forces in the Cause of their Country,
and its Allies: This Tvleeting, therefore recommended to the
committee, to call a General, Meeting ofi the Subscribers to
that F und. •

. WANTS A PLACE,
AS BAILIFF, a Mau of respettable Connection,
about 35 Years of Age, whose Character will bear In-
quiry ; is well acrid. inted with the Management of Arable
and Pasture Land, and the 'Weeding and Management 'of
Stoat in au its Branches, acquired
_from Pradice in a Variety
of Soil, begs to otter himselt to an) Nobleman or Gen-
tleman who may have cuusiderable Employ for a Person of
the above descript ion.

Letters addie.sed to I. K. White Bear inn, Piccadilly, Lon.
don,. .will be duly attenued to.

• f."-N ENLRAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA
Abir PATE NA CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a teolle
liMitary Bed for the Field, Barricks,•&c„ also a SOFA kr a
Tent or Room, &c. and likewise. a SEA COT,torou board
.thip, the whole packing in a small Vallee, allowed the most
.portal.ie ever yet inanutadured, invented by MORGAN
and S iNDE RS, Nu. i 6 and 17, Catherine:street, Strand,
V ho nt.,si humbly presume the highest honours ought .to be
Fain those who so gallantly live and the for their King.
;and Co,

STATE LOTTERY,
- With Only_five Thousand Numbers.
4 - - of - SCHL:ME.
to,OO 8 . - of - ;000
4 - - - {
-°3
4
Besides tool. &c.ALL To BE URAWN IN ONE DNY.
WIFT and. Co. respeetfully. inform the Public,
it.j Cll3t. t 1C K LTS and SHA It 1::S are on. Sale at their Of-
' fices No. it, Poultry, No. 12, Charini.crOss, and 31; Ald-
gateHigh-street.
The Scneme of the present State Lottery is new, and af-
fords
ofB the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immerse
Sum 0,0001. IA 1 which may be obtained by purchasing
the whole of a Number, or in proportion for any fart:
Tickets and Shares will b, nigher before the Drawing.

'PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket -- - . - - CZI 17 0
Hall - - - . ,Clt '3 o I Eighth - . - rz 18 o
Quarter . . - sl4 o Stxteeuth .. . - 1 9 6

GRAND LOTTERY.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
To bedi4ided between the Public in One Day.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale brEYTON,
at his State Lottery Office, late Partner with Sir
Tames Branscomb,- No. a, Cornhill, near the Mansion.
kiouse.

Only 5,0p0 Numbers.
Schemes, *ld every particular relative to the Lottery, to be
1, ,d, gratis, at the above Lucky Office.
fn the LAST LOTTERY, the folloliiing CAPITAL
PRIZES were Sold io t3o Shares by EYTON :
.52,123 - .2.0 Z,OOO 4,390 . L5OOO 779 . ,Soo
sic. - 20,000 15,127 - 5,000. t 8,535 Soo
12'977 - 20,040 " 004 2,000 19,063 " ' SQ°
270 - ici,ooo ‘"
••
The Grand Prize of r,9ooLikewise, NTico. 3,618,
kets, entitled to 24,7611.
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THIRD and LAST GRAND CITY LOTTERY
ot, FRE EH° J.D HOUSES,
DISCHARGED OF LAND-TAX.' -
Upwards of 100,900 in Capital Prizes, 2o,chm Tickets ;
To be Drawn in Gui44ll in Four Days-5,000 Tickets
each Day.— No fixed Prize.
'THERE are Tweniy.five Greed CoPital Prizes
in this-Lottery, Lonsistinenty-tithe excellent
FREEHOLD HOUSES ,situated tow Skintier-stteet and
Pickett-sheet, which were estimated in the year 18.--6,
when Building Materials were much cheaper than at present,
by five eminent Sitrve3ors, and proved by thent opon Oath,
before a Committee of the House of Commons to be worth
upwards of roo,cooi. ; but as it is desirable 'hair
ills should know the present improved Value or the Yr...petty,
hew Survey and Estimate is now preparingl -which will be
publ:stied as soon a., it can be obtained.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by Sir I. 15RANS-
CO MII and Co. No. 37, Cornhill ; tr, Holborn ; 38. Hay-
market ; and V 9, Strand • who sulti anti snared 'flina.t 01 tile
Crand.Capital Prizes in tile last City Lottery.
PRESENT PRICE.

'1 kket

tialf -
k 4 to o I F.:With • - - ,C/ 3 6
Quarter - 6 0.1 Sixteenth o IA 0