The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-12 00:00:00

PERSONS.in the COUNTRY

May be supplied. the same as if present, by,sending their
'Orders (post or carriage paid) accompanied with good Bills,
bat&Motes, or Post-Office Ordets to either of
111SH's Offices in London,
N 0.4, CORNHILL, or .9, CHARING-Cf.:CMS.

STATE LOTTERY, .
To be drawn Ni On Day, zoth of OC:rOI3ER,
SCHEME.

4 - £20.x:00 - are - - iSo,oro
4 - - - - stocio
S,oop
S- - - - .1,000 - -
sou - - - - 6,000

12 - - - -

4,920

100 - - - •

Ti - - - - -

2,400

2n,000 Tickets

- 7MDO

k Zota,ooo

THIS LOTTEAY consists.of only 5,000 Num-
bers (from t to sOOO inclusive) ; but there are Four
•' Tickets o; each N umber, .whicn will b severally entitled to
It whatever Prize is drawn against such Number; for instance,
if No. I should he dra,.vti a Prize of zo,oocl. the tour Tic-
ke•s of that Nuipber will each he entitled to zo,oool. mak-
ing, in the whole, 800.001. ; so that if any person should
purchase more than One Ticker of the same.,Nl umber, ,an,i
that Number prove fortunate, he,may gain,
By Two Tickets of the same Number, •
A Prize of
By Three Tickets of the same Number.
A Prize of
,C 60,000
By Four Tickets of the same Number, '
A Prize of ' kgo,ooo

• And all other Prizes in the same proportion.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Offices.

MONEY.

- -
NOBLEMEN', Gentlemen, &c. are respe&fully
informed they may be supplied with Money to any
amount,.on terms equ-il to Mortgage, secured on Freehold,
Copyholci, Leazieriolii, Land or Houses, Money in the Funds,
Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergymen's
ings, or any other'property. Persons of respectability iiraY
Li v-
be supplied. on their Person:l Security only. Gentlemen
'will find every liberal accommodation without delay.
Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post-paid)
addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, Soutli-street, Berke-
ley-square.

SALE OF DEVONSHIRE CATTLE AND NEW .LEI-
• CESTER SHEEP.
MR.. CHILDE'S ANNUAL SALE will com-
mence at en o'Clock on Friday the —.2li instant, at
the faun-yard, Kinlet, near Bewdley, where there will he
Sold between Thirty and Forty Head oI truly valuable Stock,
of the
.pure North Devon greed ; viz. upwards of Twenty
cows and Heifers in Calf, to extraordinary good Bulls, Thir-
teen Sitects, well adapted for work, or to.teed, and Two very
capital young Bulls; nearly One Hundred E wes and "[heaves.
that are descended from Mr. Buckley's best Rams, and
from Ewes that have been purchased with.infinite care from
the most valuable Flocks in Leicestershire, and Seventy
Weathers in an excellent state for Turnips.
As it is well known that Mr. Childe has for marry years
been indefatigable in securing the most. perfed Stock of its
kind, it may be presumed that what are about to be oared
to the Public are well worth their attention. and they may
rely upon it, that the whole will be Sold without reserve.

in (.)a)ber wi:l he ptiblisiled, in nue Volume-it°. siernlar to
Nkr. Accomit of Citirct,
VOYAGES and I'ii/I.VELS to FEKIN, MA-
and 'So:. . NIL I.:i, and the I,SLE of FaANCL, between 174

By M. DE GUIC;NE-S.'
French l'
a:sldent at Chini. . .
Printed for rolin Murray,
We recmm oend this Work Fleet-street. London.
3z, &c &c Scc.--
ot M De Gil igjlaS,olle githe
most valuable which European gof-ict ,sense...and hitelli*nce
{there really ,eems to other)itis produced 'upon 115.:
state of the Asiatic. Nations,--Edniburgh, Review, luly

This Day w, ,s publiAlxl;
In Two Volumes, Fools,,ip t}ctdvn; price 12%.
A N ACCOUNT of nit OPERATIONS of the
4--3. BRi risti A t,:,ilY. :::11 ,t—thse State and Seiti-
limits vt the People of POP, f 1,/-(:A I. and S.PAI.N. dur-
‘ 414 toe C.,unpaig!ls ot the `i ears 148 .and IS:19. In a Series
of .Lette'rs.

Ne tnid lalsi (licere:antleit, Quid ;:ari non aud eat.
"
ty the key. FS %.'l`l..io.l' OP,A;SIiY,
Cl.aplltin nu the Sr:;.:1 -
London : for jany..; NO. i 4, Old Bond-
street.
The App?.nctiN r) this, kV-W,. a nra ^p ail the interesting
Orders to the Army, 4lnt many. ot4r nnipotant and auLlientic
Document,:

MANOR FARM, TITI lE-FREE.
TO BE SOLI),
THE MA NOR FARM, of .N EW He UP;E
G RANG E, in the Parish• of thc l' aunty
-
of Warwick, about three miles from A therstone, /id 'lour
from Tam worth. The Roads and Neipbourno.•:.l gr)od,
the situation healthy and pleasant. I t of
a large
substantial Dweliing=l-louse, Garden, Urchartg,and sullit lent
Barns, Stables, and Out-houses of every dekv.iption, andi ree
hundred and fitly acres (more or less) of-exceilent Meadow,
Pasture, .:nil A raffie Land, (in about ',tarty' Inclosures, re-
markably well hedged) uthe-tree,
1a ring rencei and the
Lar.cl;l'ax•reciticin:4l:,

. • Partici'laTs tt,ay nc known of ',lr. Richard Faux, die -Te..
Nir, %Imo wt I sh;:w the ; of Nlessrs. Forster, COOke
and Frere, SolicitorS, on,' London, where a Map
of the:Eotate may be tv,:n ;;or by letter addressed to Mr. K.
Thomas,' Post-Oiiicy; Lyinington, Hants.

•
lust completed, in Fifteen Parts, price 2S. 6d; each,
Ernitellisited with Fifteen, Narrative Prints, two of which
(the only ones ever yet engraled) are front original Designs
by the inimitable Wilkie;
CLASSIC TALES, Serious and Lively, selealed
from the Works of Goldsmith, Johnson, Mackenzie,
Brookf.:, Hawkesworth, Sterne, Marinoniel and Voltaire ;
with Original Essays on the Authors.—Amorig.thern will be
found Louisa Verioni, a Roche, the Man of Letters, Fla-
villa, -Rasselas, Le Fevre, Zadig, the Huron, Lauretta, &c.
&c. Sec.—The_Plates are engraved by Beath, Anker Smith,
Bio:,l,lty, and Fittler, from Designs by Devis, %Vestal!,
tiwitt,;, and 'Wilkie ;•the.:: are all Pilnted upon French Paper
by -Dixon ; and the Work forms five hand Some small Odavo
vols. well printed•crr:a.-hot.pressed paper.--They may be
..had-tegether, or in single Pal ts..-

'Printed to/ I. iiunt, Examiner Office,l3eaufo;t-buildings,
Strand ; alid may be ILA of Symonds, in Paternoster,tow,
a.1.4•0t 411 other Bok-sellers:'

TR:INSPOIZT,OFFICE,
Sept.:6, tBo9.
THE .C6lll ITISSIONERS for Conduling His
MA ry- EsTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir taking
Care of Sick and IV:ward Seamen, and fir the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of II sr, do &rely give Allltice, That tbey will be
regdy.at this OilYce,on Tuesdly the 19th September, 1809, to re'-
'ceive sealed 'renders, :and treat with'such Persons as may Ge
ink to' cOnir-q..57 for supp?ying

• IVIUSCOVADO SUGAR,
PEARL BARLEY,
CAROLINA RlC4,.and
Fo
Six .:11):;bs certablirom r,ver.

No:fender:Will he "reerived:alter One-sVeli,ck the Day of
Treat....,;, nor any n,tieed, unless the Party, or an Agent.lor • hint,
personaqy altea 1. Each Tender vu,,t be accompanied by a Letter
front two rfsperTible Peri;nr engaging to beconte bound with the
Persist tendering, in the for' the due performance of
iheConeraa.

F4tiber Partleases nt,€), he knowd,'andS.zwplel seen, ,b,ap-

tying a! lb/

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IFItOM THE PAP.eRS.

SEVILLE, AUG. j7.—Amon; the co
and frivolons4Proclarnations whi e F.. ;c:i have
published, in order to justify, with has •It-,,, their
abominable enterprises, and divert the Spanish pet:tr.
pie from .the performance of what they hate sworn
to do, by devoting themselves in beldf of their li-
berty and honour‘, we have seen- none to be coin-

pared with that which has been litely circulated
throug-h Catatonia by Marshal Aubereau, -recently
sent by Buonaparte to tali,: the comma d in that

most faithful province. Expressions so low, ideas
so Wretched and false, could 'only proceed from the
pen of 'freebooters, who labour, in order to insult
the more, to cover their atrocities; with the cloak of
justice. It would-seem as if Augereau treated the
Spaniards like savage Indians, in holding such a
language. It he proposed by means of it to Oin the
ear of Catalans, into whose towns he seta it by. secret
emissaries, we will publish it entire, and without
variation, that Spaniards may find in it occaqon to
despise the Apostle of Napoleon, and deride his elo-
quence, at the same time that we bewail the im-
mense evils with which he ha,: every where rri irked
his administration ; and the robbvries.and assassina-
tions which are so frequently tepeated in this unhap-
py Peninsula.
PROCLAMATION OF MARSHAL AUGEREALT, DUKE OF