The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-13 00:00:00

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NUMBER 9455.

SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW-
LEDGE.

THE COMMITTEE, to' whom it was re-
ferred by the GENERAL BOARD of the SOCIETY
for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, to con-
Rider of such Measures as might be proper for the Society to
adopt on occasion of the lamented Death of the LORD BI-
SHOP of CALCUTTA, do hereby give Notice, that a SPE-
CIAL GENERAL MEETING will be holden at the 'So-
jetY's House in Bartlett's Building's, on MONDAY NEXT,
the 16th Day of December, 1822.

The Chair to be taken by His Grace; the Piesident, at
o'Clock'precisely.

WILLIAM PARKER, Assistant Secretary.
Society's Office, Bartlett's Buildings,

11th December, 1822.

1). tqIstTANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of
CHANCERY, made in a CAUSE wherein Sir GEORGE
ANSON and Others are Plaintiffs, and JOHN TOWGOOD
L and Others are Defendants,

THE SEPARATE CREDITORS of JAMES.
' STRANGE, JAMES DASHWOOD, and GEORGE
PEACOCK, formerly of New Bond-street, in the County of
kiddlesex,.Bankers, whose Debts were due on the loth day
4f July 1800, and now remain unpaid, are forthwith to come
and PROVE their DEBTS before FRANCIS PAUL
STRATFORD, Esq. one 'of the Masters of the said Court,
4t his Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane,
Landon, or in default thereof they will he excluded, the be-
tieGt Of the said Decree.

-AspANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of
FHANCERY, made in a:Cause, SEWELL against. FOR-
TER,
HE HEIR or HEIRS-at-LAW, or CUS-
v'. TOMARY HEIR or HEIRS, of WILLIAM FOR-
wzrftt, late of Wells•near-the•Sca, in the County of Norfolk,
4 tile Merchant, deceased, who died on the 27th day of J 3.
oftlary, 1820, who was or were living at the time of the Death
the said William Forster, and in case such Heir or Heirs-
fl.;-"w, and Customary Heir or Heirs, or any or either of
'rn, are since dead, then, the Heir or Heirs, or Customary
reit or Heirs, or Personal Representative or Represerta-
Z", of,him, her, or them, so hieing dead, are forthwith to
in and make out theri Claims before FRANCIS CROSS,
EE'9. One of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers,
f Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in de-
-I)ec44e thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said
• te. •
i)ec. 7, 1821.

THOMAS TILBURY, Plaintiff's Solicitor.

Falcon-street

NEARLY OVER.
ItAZARD and Co. respectfully inform the
I;„esent im Public that ALL the CAPITAL PRIZES in the
Nimense Rich Wheel MU T BSE DRAWN in the
4:*t Two Days, viz. on NEXT TUESDAY, December 17,
"11 the following Monday. The Wheel contains
2 of £20,000 I of £2,000
2
2
• And 62 Capitals of £3OO and £2OO.
Ahllodrawn Tickets and Shares -are Selling by HAZARD
-„u Co. at their old-established and fortunate Offices,
:3, Royal Exchange Gate; I .324, Oxford-street,
\yr, Cornhill; I End of Regent-street ;
of „'te was Sold, in the Present Lottery, No. 3,356, a Prize
'i,ooo, and FIVE other Capitals.
%,...._

NINETY-ONE CAPITAL IN TWO DAYS.
OUR DAYS of Drawing of the State Lot-
. are over, and only 29 Capitals have been Drawn,
'ting the immense of 91__in the Wheel, all of which

mus-r BE DRAWN
NEXT TUESDAY, the 17th Instant,
P. And Monday, the 23d,
vlieon that Day the Lottery entirely finishes, when every
t•• " _

Qlp —, every Share, every Capital, and every other Prize,
Ast be drawn.
ss• few, Warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares are still on
7at 131.SH's Offices,
CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, London;
.th And by his Agents in the Country.
following are the Capitals which must be drawn Next
Tuesday, and the Monday following
2
. ..... of X20,000 7 0f.... Xl,OOO
2 lO,OOO 15
5,000 15 SOO
2,000 47
ra a - ALL NIONEY PRIZES!
1.40- 14SH has already Sold Five Capitals in the Present

On Wednesday next will be published,
In Bvo., the Filth Edition,
ItUITZNER. A TALL--,
Tt By HARRIET LEE.
Tille'e knowing Drama is taken entirely from Krititzner, a
first' by Miss Lee. When I was young (about 14, I think), I
‘ll,t read this Tale, which made a deep impression upon me
1144/4,Y, indeed, be said to contain the germ of much that I
likd 'wee written. I have generally found, that those who
141 rea-d this Tale agreed with me in their estimate of the
Ahlintilar power of mind and conception which it developes,
Ito ttK those whose opinions agreed with mine upon this
ti,efs,s! could mention some very high names ; but it is not
4e, cot' ,"").
, nor indeed of any use, for every one must judge
oe ti:'"lg to their own feelings. I merely refer the reader t•
Pale 7 nal story, that he may see to VI hat extent I have bor.
411,f1t ' from it • and amunwilling that he should find
reater pleasure in perusing it than the Drama, which
kttut4tlded upon its contents.—(Lord BYRON'S Preface to
Printing for John Murray, Albemarle-street,