The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-14 00:00:00

LAST DAY BUT ONE.

and J.SIVEWRIGHT remind their Friends
to - • and the Public, that the Present Lottery is drawing
wia close and that ALL the 91 CAPITALS now in the
"'eel MUST he decided on
TUESDAY NEXT,
And the follow

DECEMBER 17,
ing Monday.

Lot Wheel is uncommonly rich, as will be seen by the
111 of,Capital Prizes, all to be drawn in Two Days, viz.
2....0f.... £.t0,000 . 7.... of ....Xl,ooo
2 lO.OOO 15..., 5OO
• 2 5,000 15 3OO
1 2,000 47 .., . 200

- -
'rickets and Shares are Selling at J. and J. SIVENVIIIGHrS
Ott
37, Cornhill ; I 38, Haymarket,
14 II , Holborn Corner of Coventry-street ;
11:!I'l'e. they Sold and Shared, in the Present Lathy, 2,612, a
'lt of £4,000.

•
TO' MESSRS. BROWELL. AND CO.' .
London, Dec. 3, 182-2.
4ENTLEMEN, I have the pleasure to in-
form you, that I hare had in constant use for Twelve
oritlis for the Brig THAIS, of London, myself Master, in
F.Coasting and Foreign Trade, to the Mediterranean, a
Qi4esail, Topsail, and Trysail, made of Scotch -and Reading
prepated by you, and that there is not the least ap.
I)::`,krige of Mildew on any of them ; the Sails made of unpre-
't't Canvas, are considerably so.

JOHN MILLS.

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published,

• Its. 12mo. Rrice.3s.. in boards,
THE DIVINE ECONOMY of HUMAN
ri LIFE: or, Christian Duties in Scriptural Language;
- -
i, ed from the New Testament, and artanged, in the
rril of. Sections or Lessons, under their distinct heads,
4Naining
1, The Duties which we owe to God.
2. The Ditties which we owe to oar Neighbour.
3, The Duties which we owe to Ourselves.
By MARY ANNE DAVIS,
ILtlaor of Helps to Devotion, in the entire Language of
the Holy Scriptures."

b it* 'tans St Plars Church-yard, and Waterloo-
y , .
cc and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh.

te•
n
4•4LIAmENTARit REGISTER OF THE PROVINCE

OF LOWER CANADA.
11] is, proposed to publish by Subscription, lin-
er "et" the above title, the PROCEEDINGS of the HOUSE
iSSEMBLY, to be continued annually.
fle importance and propriety of their Constituents being ac-
leeltated with the nature and result of their deliberations, ap-
el'trs to have been felt by the Members • as, early in the last
I)3sien (26th December), the House of :Assembly appointed a
1.4 eeial'ComMittee " to inquire into the most Parliamentary
ittlner of making_known the proceedings of thii House to the
°sitants of this Province."
litgeferenee to the House of ssembly induced the Subscrier,
" );ee these circumstances, to Apostpone the publication oft he
ion" of
which he had issued a Prospectus,) under the
tioteetation of an early Report from the Committee. The Ses-
he;l.,,, it is well known, terminated without any communication.
kr,mig made by the Committee to the House, and, as in the Pa-
till Country, this mode is adopted to disseminate the proceed_
both Houses of Parliament, it is presumed it cannot be
ttlrarliamentary or unconstitutional. The following Prospec-
-1,4,s therefore respectfully submitted to the public.
hi 4e Subscriber will constantly attend the House of Assem-
.o4 durink the Whole Session, from the moment the doors are
444 to the public till they are closed, or the House adjourns ;
sti„ninfluenced by prejudice against or partiality for any party,
thi,"'t, to the utmost of his abilities, faithfully report every
(it ::g interesting or important which may occur. As to cepa-
tit: for executing the task he proposes to undertake, he refrains
1)41,/i•Sliesking, for, standing already before the tribunal of the
tott.'e as a Stenographer, they are fully competent to pass a
that et ,Judgment; but he may be permitted to assure them
totally exempt.from political bias, the little talent he is
414 P of exercising shall be strenuously exerted to render.
arlia:mentary Register worthy of the patronage which he
petfully
and "e Register will be published in royal fivo. upon fine paper,
the be delivered to Subscribers as early after the close of
41e,`easfori as the IndeX.and Appendix (which will contain all
ttes:,ages from his. Excellency the Governor in Chief, such
the itttions of the Legislative Council as may tend to elucidate
(:a Proceedings of the LoWer,House, important Reports of
1,41171, itteeS, and whatever else can contribute to its utility and
Jo earl. be prepared. In the interim, extended Reports of
&c. shallibe regularly furnished to the Public
tho'''"'published at Quebec and Montreal, so that the Public
of tht!Kiiout the Priyirince will be early and constantly informed
heZ state of ParliaMentary Business, and the opinions ofTheir
"eaehtatives.

111,_ TERMS.
101,1" durat. nßoef IhteerSession and the degree of patronage af-
kesettcl. to the-regulate its price. It is,
Weclfs.:4ll,! that 12s. 6sl. will greatlyb ibut the Reporter
4u6-;,_tnielf it slialf.not exceed Iri)se. cost,
. c, Doc, 5, 1821. W. S. SIMPSON.
'th.41.1.1:_.,58. 5 intimates, that he has in MSS. the entire pr0',_,;411,4!...?.1
',_,;411,4!...?.I the last Seaton, being the first under the•Relgn, of
'.'lleneffY.,Oeorge IV z, and of the Administration of his, hx-
t,ittiteliß Earl of Dallionsie. If adequatetheencipragement is
g4ter
.Y:svill be yu.blished. as Vol. I. of,
the
work,
1,1i:,,1,,,,,_ and, as it • is.. proposed to continu4 i
it willn
jililtxclaei?..t_lll-9, thp commencement of-his.."lla; 't
ale,,t, cucY s Adminlitration, and-also of thjee'pryessentePlarr: