The Sun.
London, England, 1825-07-09 00:00:00

CORNWALL AND DEVONSHIRE AIINING
COMPANY.
THE DEPUTATION from the BOARD
of DIRECTORS, appointed to inspect the' MINES
belonging to the Company, have returned frOM Cornwall, and
have made their REPORT, which is now printed, and in
course of delivery to the various Shareholders. But any,other
Persons, desirous of Reports, may obtain them on application
to the S
• -ecretary, at the Offices of the Company.
Offices of the Company, JOHN WOOD, Secretary.
26, Lombard-street, July 8; 182.5.

ARGYLL . ROOMS.—Sizttor DE BEGNIS
and the begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry,
te Public that, aided by most of the Artists belonging to
the KiDg's Theatre and others, a GRAND VOCAL and
INSTRUMENTAIJ CONCERT will be given on' IMON-
Y, the lith of July, at the above Rooms, for-the BENE-
PIT of SIGNOR PLACCI, who labours under Temporary
Derangement in a.. Private Madhouse.—Furtiter Particulars,
'with the Programme of the Concert, will shortly be announced.
Tickets Half-a-Guinea each, to be had at Signor De Begnis',
59, Berners-street; Messrs. Chappell's Music Warehouse, New
)30nd-street ; M essrs. Boosey's, Holles-street, Caven el sh-square ;
Mr. Sams's Library, Corner of St. James's-street ;at the Royal
Harmonic Institution, Argyll Rooms ; at Mr. Ebers's, 27, Old
Bond-street; and at Messrs. Clementi and ,Co.'s, Cheapside.—
Parties wishing to secure Boxes, are requested to signify their
intentions to Signor De Begnis, 59, Berners-street.

TEST'S -GALLERY, No. 14, NEW-
MAN-STREET.
jhe GRAND PICTURES of CHRIST REJECTED. and
iEA'rui on the PALE HORSE, pointed by the late BEN-
WEST, Esq. P.R.A. are NOW ON VIEW with
his other Works among which are Sithjetts illustrative of
tvrnts connected with the Life anti Death of our Saviour.

Open from Nine till Seven.
Admission, I s.—Clit :augur, Is.

MARGATE. •
GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
:MIE DI R.EcTORS respectfully acquaint the
,1,1• PCOMPthAublic.N
, •at the GENERAL STAM NAVIGA-
rS VESSELS commenced running to
10,11 GATE T.HIS DAY,' from off' the Custom-house, every
also vunesday and Saturday Mornings, at Nine o'Clock, and
on every Saturday Afternoon, at One o'Clock precis* ;
1,17 rnni,z from Margate, every Monday Morning., t Haf.past
IlevF o Clock and Ten o'Clock, and Thursday at Light o'Clock
chielY.—Chief Cabin 12s.—Fore Cabin 10s.—Children under
Prig Jew.* of Ake, Hall-price.—Season Tickets (including the
clege of the Rams,,ate Packets), 3/. 3s. (Pier dues er-
-ePted),
31-:' Mier Saturday the 16th July, the Company's Vessels
s Mart for Margate every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and
dos'daY Mornings at Nine o'Clock, and also on every Satur-
111:„Ntrternoon- at. One o'Clock precisely ; returning every
andel Y Morning at Half-past Five o'Clock and Ten o'Clock,
at Sighsevery ' Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday Mornings
ock.

CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary,

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WSII cow incroa,
„., y t sincerely thanks
to ,t„,t.,"%Nblie for their distinguished favohuerss,haanildharevgertehtes
Ileasure t,',' Pro. bikbly is the last Scheme
Aotteries f -744", fOr Parliament having resolved to abolish
4,Qountinizcbtor VuTt ' It' ides the Prizes in the present Scheme,
,l_
‘C)tiß' 1-I.IJ-Kicol),, tlealllND KED and FOVOR THOUSAND
sterling m 1,-(a) . RTY-TW
WINE n'ttleY, ..ISHallilinF2 SIXTY-FOUR PIPES of
1 vii,ATis, ...,,D..., .
~,,, Therefore, independently of the
"JUR GRAND PRIZES OF
.£21,0,50,
£21,025
p• X 21,0611 'Vi Ith man -1:21,025
y other
Capitals, and NO BLANKS !
ALIA IN ONE DAY !
NEXT FRIDAY.
willof the Holders of the Four Prizes of .£lOOO Guineas, wictee:
`2,.!! bought at BISIPS, or any other licensed Lottery Offi .
will be entitled to Sixteen Pipes of Wine, and for. Shares in
Pr°Portion • so that a Sixteenth will have One Pipe of Wine
etlelodes the Share of 1000 Guineas. The Wine to be chosen
"orn the Stockfort of any Wine Merchant In the Kingdom, by the
ih Mate Holders themselves.
the- Lottery drawn Tuesday, 31st May, BISH Shared and
N 0.11104 Sold
4446 . . £30,000
- - in 6 Shares.
. - £lO,OOO - - in 9 Shares.
And Seven oer Cls.
Si es of which were distributedth all ove aprita the United Kingdom.
1,,,A variety of Numbers are now on Sale by BISH, CON-
siljtekeT, ft, 4, Cornitill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ;
uy uts Agents throughout the Kingdom.

STAINS of ICED POltT WINE, Tea,
t. 1 l'rliit, Mildew, and every Vewattle Matter, areren-
-1::: reionvi•d •from TABLE LINEN, Cottons, s.lluEs I,lnns
ik,', end other articles of Dress, by HUDSON'St
I,el--
shove
Btai'ti,/!LEACHING LIQUID: it also remotes the _uff
Ct,4,,t u"ei Ladies' Buff Dresses, without injuring I. B
gi,141 r! I.lnd restores all kind of discoloured Linen to its ori-
til:„realtiteness, without injury to the texture of the Cloth. .
rk P4red and Sold by W. 11. HUDSON,
ON 1, London • Sold alto by the Chetnist, 27, I-lary-
principal Perfum.t st,
kii,,gist", and Medicine Venders, throughout the enttet
Worn, in bottles at 55., 35., and 2s. each.
In T This Day was publi' ed,
" Volunres, Royal Ism°. print; • uniformly with De-
-4 lirett's Peerage, price ISs,-n boards,
81.:‘7NOPSIS of the PEEItAGE of ENG-
the tia—teANl) exhibitini,,, under Alphabetical Arran,ftealtoteri,t,;.
ery pit,uf the. Creation, Descent, "nilPre'el:! since. the
tutiquest.le which Creation,
existed in this y
(31 the 11,,Y Xipelit)LAS He
RRIS NICOLAS, Esq.
_ 'Ler
.lernPle• Barster-at-Law, Fellow of the So-
Fri ciety of An:iquaries.
4 rated for c.
~, and w.
~..
,I,.nad_J..Rivington; T. Fgerton; 3. Crithell ;
'Co.;T. Cadell; J.
i;alcliej4C4" ,1 J •-•til rkteh Lnngulan
and
.'
and Co.;
am., Iri and co.; '",..0
_; J. Booker.;Kingsbury
co:.
Hatchard
k u,l, J. ....
..N Bagster; Hamilton and led
L. "Arumlc; Rodwell and Martin;
Lloyd and Son ; and It. Saunders. G. 'B. Whitta-
-41310p..,. Of whom may be had,
tette,' '' Pg PEERAGE of tt United Kingdom, "r"
11. is : April last. In Two Volumes,le_ Royal I Fintri.
vurret,,4,l,l3(.4rds. Also, D tt'sßaroneta,,e of England,
price
"'November, 1824 e. "In Two Volur:es, price I I. Bs.

PILLS.
a-
trltalti. PCEr HE RGILL'S TONIC FE 1I ALE
-11'ISI'-: PILLS have been in Publicesti
m
tecortl tiou fr a very considerable time, and are particularlyalso
.as
ineude it
%safe 1 4 general Debility of the Constitution,
~,,hich r excellent remedy
more esP
tilll thelnales, of delicate and languid circulation,
d greatly to
htre
~_-.° part, are liable to ;
in those. periodical irregulantiees.
they tend
realolemen younger
Org of the Stomach, correct baandDi
as a Fa-
tnil Ay NYous Giddiness Head-ache, ,tc. &u.,
aedici •
4old i bne will be found generally useful. gestion,
Sutler, Chemist,
Cale
.uxes, at Is. lad. and 2s. 9d., by ;,,,,, Bond-
street, al),.,ide, St. Paul'; Savory and Co. 134', • Venders
throu ,14°°d°11; and by the principal Medicine
had Dr.
loollituat the United Kingdom Of whom may
fur thei.44•GILL'S NERVOUS DROPS, so much be
eelebrated
tteltin‘;'lll°°eY in Nervous Disorders and
Loss
of 4,.. I. 7mectious, as
tehvoente, in, t. .
, Oppression of Spirits, Head-aches,
anc
11 1 ItY °r Rel theirvacrious (lim-
o! ion, bpasms, Tremors, Fainting Fi . , 1
1., 44
223. axation of the System. In Uottles, at 4s. 6d,

QOCI ET Y for PROM OTI N(.;r the EN-.
LARGEMENT and BUILDING of CHURCHES
and.CHAPELS. ,

The• Annual General Meeting of this Society, held at Free-
masons'..Tavern, on the 25th of May, was numerous and 1111thit
respectable.
'Pim report showed how much good the Society has been in.
strumental in effecting, with means comparatively small. It
has made grants in 395 cases ; and, by the expenditure of
86,1401. has- been instrumental in providing an increase of ac-
commodation in churches and chapels to the amount of 113,714
siuings. Of this number, 84,548 are for the use of the poor.
The assistance given by the Society has all but exhausted its
finances ; and yet, such is the increased and increasing popu-
lation of .the country, that church room to a much greater ex-
tent is still required. Applications are even more numerous
now than they were at any former period ; but unless the public,
whose aid is earnestly entreated, and on whom the Society de.
perils (for it is supported entirely by voluntary contributions),
shall supply the means, assistance can beno longerafforded. The
parliamentary grants are specially appropriated to the building
of additional churches, and in places where the population ex-
ceeds 4,000 persons, they cannot be aßplied to improve? enlarge,
or rebuild. These are the greed 'Objects of this society, and
these objects hare been promoted with no inconsiderable success
' during the seven years of its existence. It has opened the
doors of the established church to thousands, who were before
excluded from joining in its worship. Will not, then, the
friends of that church come forwArd, and enable the society
to continue its useful exertions ? His Majesty has been
graciously pleased to make a donation of 1,000/. ; and the Com-
mittee cannot but indulge the hope, that the example of the
sovereign will be followed by his subjects in every rank of life;
for every pound that is subscribed will be the means of furnish.
ing an additional sitting. They can appeal to the good which
has been already done in various places, by supplying the
spirtual wants of the population. They may venture to say,
that the interests of religion and morality cannot be more
effectually promoted than by the support and encouragement of
this ►ociety.

The following Subscriptions have been received:—
May 25, 1825. Don. An. Sub.
.1:. s. X. s.
•
His Majesty the King • - . 1000 U
Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta 100 0
His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury

_
3d dona. 200 0
His Grace the Archbishop of York 3d do. 200 0
The Lord Bishop of London 3d do. 100 0
The Lord Bishop of Worcester 3d do. 100 0
The Lord Bishop of Lincoln 3d do. 100 0
The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells 3d du. 100 0
The Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Co-
ventry - - - 3d do.. 50 0
The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph 3d do. 100 U
The Lord Bishop of Exeter - 3d do. 100 0
The Lard Bishop of Gloucester - 3d do. 25 0
The Lord Bishop of Chester 3d do. 50 0
The Lord Bishop of Chichester - - 30 0
Right Hon. Lord Kenyon - 3d do. 100 0
,Sir Robert Peel, Bart. - 3d do. 500 u
George Gipps, Esq. - - 3d do. 75 0
Joshua Watson, Esq. - - 3d do. 1114 0
The Master and Fellows of Clare Hall 2d do. 100 0
J. Round, Esq. - - 3d do. 10 0
Reverend H. H. Norris - 3d do. 100 0
Reverend Dr. Frampton . - - 10 0
- Miss Frampton - - - 10 0
Miss Frampton - - 10 U
Miss M. Frampton - - - 10 0
T. Frampton, Esq. - - - 10 0
J. Marshall, Esq. - - - - 10 10
M. Lett, Esq. - - . 2d do. 20 0
Rev, Dr. Doyly - - 3d do. 20 0
Rwr. D_ Wilavis - - as ad. au -u
Rev. Thomas Burrough - 2d do. 10 10
Rev. James Hodges - 2d do. 1 1
Hon. and Rev. A. de Grey - 'ld do. 10 0
Mr. Serjeant Bosanquet - 2d do. 10 10
Hon. and Rev. R. Carleton, in addi-
tion to annual subscription - - 5 0
Rev. H. Oakley - - - - 5 0
Rev. R. Pritchard - - - - 5 0
From Medhurst, by the Rev. C. Alcock,
Right Hon. Sir R. Stoptford - - 3 3
Rev. C. Alcock - - - - 1 1
Rev. C. Baumgarten - - - 1 1
C. Warren, Esq. , - - - - 1 1
J. slellersh, Esq. - - - - 1 1
W. Fisher, Esq. - - - - 1 1
W. Dennett, Esq. - . - - 1 1
Rev. Henry Lee - - - - 10 0
The Warden and Fellows of Win-
chester College - - 2d do. 50 0
Ehe President and Fellows of St.
Fohn's College, Oxford - 2d do. 50 0
Rev. Thomas Bowdler - 2d do. 31 10

_
31. A. C. - - - 2d do. 105 0
Rev. Dr. Yonge - - 2d do. 5 5
Miss Hoare, in additition to Annual Sub. - 10 0
Rev. Archdeacon Strong - 2d do. 10 0
Rev. James Allen - - - 10 0
Rev. Thomas Collins - - - 100 0
Rev. R. Lloyd - - - 5 0
Major Charles Gretton - - 2d do. 1 1
Rev. Archdeacon Jones - - 2d do. 21 0

Rev. Edward Berens - - • 10 0
AV. Gibson, Esq. - - . - 2 2
Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth 2d do. 100 0
Dean and Chapter of Wells - 2d do. 70 0
Rev. Richard Ward - - 10 0
Rev. J. B. Backhouse - - . 5 0
Rev. C. J. Hoare - - - - 10 U
Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. • 2d do. 100 0
A. Harford, Esq. - ' - - - 10 0
Rev. E. Gregory - - - - 2 2
Rev. T. Monins - - - - 5 0
Edward Wyndham, Esq. - - - 21 0
Rev. Archdeacon Moore - - - 10 0
Rev. J. Robinson - - - -
_5 0

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Right Hon. Earl of Radnor - - 100 0
Rev. James Webber - - - 21 0
Rev. J. King, Bethnal Green . - 10 0
Mrs.•Gipps - - - - 5 0
Rev. Archdeacon Fronde - 3d do. 10 0
Rev. A rchdeacon Sandiford - - 10 10
Rev. W. A. Champman - - 10 10
Rev. R. Watkinson - - - 21 0

Rev. P. Allwooil . . - 10 0
lion. and Rev. R. Cust - 10 10
B. H. B. Hale, Esq. - • 50 0
Rev. W. Morice - . 2d do. 10 0
Miss Jane Brooke - - 6th do. 10(1 0
Hon. and Rev. E.. 1. Tumour tomake 211. 1 0 21 0
Mrs. Sheppard, 2d Dun. and in addition
Annual Subscription . - - 210 0
R. Sherbourne, Esq. 2d Don. and in ad-
dition to Annual Sub. - - - 60 0
By the Bishop of Peterborough - . 5 0
Mrs. F. Bowdler - . _ 5 0
Dean and Chapter of Peterborough - 50 0
A. S. - - - - 100 0
Miss Milligan - - - 3 0
W. Tritton, Esq. . . l5 0
A donation by the Rev. L. Heapy and
Matthew Wrench, Esq. out of a re-
siduary property left for charitable
purposes - - - - 100 0
N. Connop, Esq. - 3d do. - 10 10
Rev. John Connop - 3d do. . 10 10
Rev. Thomas Thiriwell . • - 5 .5
N. Connop, jun. Esq. - 3d do. - 10 10
Mrs. N. Connop - - 261 do. . 10 10
Dr. Haggard - - 5 5
Rev. E. Neale - - 2d do. - 10 10
Mrs. H. Bowdler - - 2d do. . 5 0
Rev. Sir C. F. Farnaby - 3d do. - h u
Rev. J. illurville - - 3 3
Rev. Dr. Parkinson - - - 30 0
Rev. J. P. Herringharn - - - 1 1
W. Styan, Esq. in addition to An. Sub. - 5 5
-- 1 1
-- 2 2
Rev. Lady .Ct.hparalrokteter Onslow :
1). Whalley, Esq. - - - - 2 2
A Lady - - - - 5 0
Francis Burton, Esq. - - 2 do. 25 0
ChaS. Dodd, Esq. - - - - 2 0
The Rev. Archdeacon Lilly - - - - 2 2
i John Wilson, Esq. - - - - - 2 2