The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-12 00:00:00

T. DISH,

Contractor for the Lottery, solicits your. immediate Commands
at his'Oflicek, No. 4, Cornliill, and 9, Charing Cross, where
he sold, i'h the last Lottery,
No. 3,651 B In 16 Shares. ,016,000,7
974 l3 In 11 Shares.
3,880.. B In 12 Shares. 3,000;.,
600 '
2,736 A In 9 Shares. -:500r,f-;
9,736 B In 12 Shares 500.
. . . ..
9,760 . ln 8 Shares 3OO
3,5'59...- . In 9 Shares • ' 300
, • And Four Prizes of k5.,00, &c. &c. &c. •

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T. TITSFI hopes to' be equally fortunate to his Friends,ln
s'llin them the Capital Prins, which must be drawn, and
st.:f.l. be raid on demand,

NEXT TUESDAY.

TI(3KETS. and SHARES for the NEW
STATE LOTTERY, to be xll drawn 20th October, are •
Selling in great variety, by
EYTON, Stock-broker,
2, Cornhill, and 18, Coyentry-Street,
Who, in the last Six Months, sold'in Shares, Thirty Capital
Prizes, including the last Two of 15,0001. the only Two of
C,OOOl. &c. &c.amounting together to upwards of 100,0001.

lIAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers,
respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and
SHARES for the ensuing LOTTERY, are now on Sale at
their Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, Landon. • 7, -:!".
`this Lottery,: consists of only 1.0,990 Tickets, the Capi-.
tal Prizes are greater in Value than in the last, and that
Drawing will take place- on. Tuesday, the 20t11 of .
Mouth. •

Price of a Ticket :1.212 15 0

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nxlf.
Quarter.... ..... 515 0 1 Sixteenth -
**4 Letters, post-paid, duly, answered, and Orders from
the Country, accompanied with Remittance, punctually at-
tended to.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON,
Qctober, 9, 1812.
FOR SALE, •
(By Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs)

OnWednesday,the 14th,Thursday, the Isth, Friday, the
and,!.in the following Week on Wednesday; the 21st, and
Thursday, the 22d inst. at Four o'clock in the afternoon.of
:the said Days precisely, in the Long-Romt, Custom-house,
London,
IHE following GOODS, which are allotted in
small quantities, for the better accommodation of the
several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who- choose to
become Purchasers. . • '
FOR EXPORTATION.
East India Prohibited Goods, &c.• •
FOR HOME CONSUMPTION:.

Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Soy, Pickles, Castor,Oil, Riga
talsain, Haarlem Oil, Eau Medicine, Drugs, China, Grocery,
'Preserves, Candles, Shells, 'Skins, Carpets, Tobacco,•Snnir,
I3oats, Deals, Timber, Hemp, Tar, Materials of VesselS, Li-
nen Drapery, Shawls, Lace, Muffs, Tippets,. Fans, Lacquered
Ware, Pearls, Mother of Pearl Counters* Chess Men, Gold,
repeating and Musical Watches, BoOks of Paint, Silk Hose;
Cornelian Agate, and Coral BeadS„' ecklaces, and-Orna-,'
Xtents, and sundry Articles-of Jewellery,' Telescopes, Dress-
ing Cases, Leather Gloves, Silk Hats,:.Wo,istcoats, Woollen.
Cloth, Tobacco Ashes, and cinders..
• Also such Goods as have remained' idbis Majesty'S.Warel•
houses' beyond tthe-Tinte limited by Law; a ot,cleaXeif, ui Cher
but paid, viz.
• •
Wats, Staves, Rose Wood, Yellow, Sanders, Bugles, Paps..
Cork, "Cobalt, Sponge, . Capers; Mine, and sundry - other.
Goods, as mentionedin the Catalogue.
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'CLEAR* OF ,ALL DUTIES. • -.-•

The Boats, Deals, Timber, Hemp, Tar, 'and Materials' of
~..t'ssels to at the Tobacco Ground, Itotherbithe:
q-lte Tobacco- Aihes : and' eindees at the Tobacco WareliOns4
the Rose Wood and SanderS.:on. the : Quay at. the Londoo
Docks,-and all thectker Goods at his Majesty's Warebouse4
PustAm-House -London, where Catalogues will be delivered
Price One Shilling each. • .
The Goods foi the first, seeofic4.and- third-Day's , Sale mai
be viewed on Mo.Fiday,-,the 12th; and Tues4lay, the lativinst.l
those for the fourth and fifth. Day!AS,ile„on Monday the:loth;
arid Tuesday, the'2oth instant and ou the'Dayeof Sale; &Olt
tine in the Morning to (ins Affdrhocin.
B. Goods bought at tliia.sale- must ,tie patOctiAn• or
lure Tuesday, the 10th of .November, lawfx„.lo hit 4
of nine o'clock in the Morning' arid-three in the Afterliiiort
(*the Deposits mddelhereon will. absolutely heionie forfeited
d the Goods re-sold at a f4ture2.Sale, •:r!
The Delivery.of thee. First and *mid Days:.Salt.l. in cam',
.fence -on Monday,' the Thtii'inSt. • acrd VottrtO, •
44(1 ilfth Days' Sale Du Saturday, sthC 24th instant:-'
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OPY of the Requisition transmitted co the
Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, by a numerous
body of the Freemen-of Liverpool,.as resolved on at a Public
Meeting, held at the Golden Lion, Dale-street, Liverpool, on
Friday, the 25th of September last :--
Sze,

Entertaining as we do the highest respect for, and. the
fullest Confidence in, your talents, integrity, and public con-
duct, we feel a strong andanxious desire that this, loyal and
ancient Borough should possess the high advantage of being
represented by you in Parliament; and we, therefore, ,do
Most earnestly invite you to offer yourself as a Candidate at
the ensuing election.. •

Should you favour us with your compliance, we beg to as-
sure you of our utmost Zell and exertions in your service, and
that from the iinowledge we possess of the very favourable sen-
timents generally entertained of you by the Freemen and
other Inhabitants of this large and populous Borough, we
cannot permit ourselves fur a moment to doubt your being
returned to Parliament by`a large majority, notwithstanding
any opposition that is, or may be, contemplated front others
on the occasion.

With the greatest respect,
We have the honour to be,
. Sir,

Your faithful and most obedient- servants.

. • MR.: CANNIN 6'S ANSWER.
Ma.nillead-honse, ne4r Eketer,-Sunday, Oct. 4, 1812.

-GENTLEMEN,'

In returning tram a more distant part of the country, juport
intelligenco•of the Dis.saution of Parliament, I am. met here
this day by your flattering inyiKion to Liverpool.
I have not Words 'to exPresi'My sense of the honour thus
tendered to me. It is-one'Whieli, Unconnected as lam with
Um town at Liverpool, I!.certainly should never have pre-
sumed to think, of soliciting; npr can I forbear .even lures, en-
treating you to reflect, whether any advantage or satisfaction
which you can hope to derive from► choosing me one of your
Representatives, can compensate' the trouble which (I am led
to apprehen% yon' may, have to encounter in accomplishing
that.ohject. - -• .

Having said this, if it he, nevertheless, your pleasure to
call me to that .distinguished situatioo, my services are at
your command: I put myself into your 'hands, relying confi-
dently upon.the exertions wilich`you will emplopto give effect
to`yoi4 own wisheS; and to vindicate. your choice, by making
it triumphantly successful.

•
presumed, uninvited, to solicit your suffrages, it
would have beeli i-xthabent on rue to address to you sonie
profession ofinyytiblic principles, and some expoSition of my
-public coudnee. •

As it is,,yon'allow me to flatter myself, that to your indul-
gent and favourable construction of those principles, and that
'conduct (by which alone I am knoWn tol:ni); I lin indebted
-for the invitarion which I have this day received froth you.
I am not likely to swerve from 'principles.which have pro-
cured to'me•so signal and so gratifying a distinction. ‘, •
My conduct in Parliament will always be governed by.the
best judgment which I may be able to form, of what is con:-
41.0,ire to the ivelfre, or essential to the honour, of the
Country. -

; I' have only to add, that gratitude, as: well as duty, will en_
• -
ure.my unwearied attention to every. thing that may affect
thepeculiariuterests of the Lown of Liverpool, or which can
contributo to its prosperity.
1 ha.Veilie hOcionr to be,
With the highest relpect and acknowledgment,
Gentlemen,
Yourmost obliged and faithkrt.seryant,
. (Signed)... ; - GEORGE -CANNING,
a , •

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-ANTI-A'FTRITION: - •
r-ri 11E' PAT ENT-, 00 --Xi I! 0 Si TZ0.N.,1 wit ich
• prevents the Effects of FRICTION in STEAM and
other. ENC/ISEe,l'itt -,M.A.CHINERY., and ,CAR-
RIAGES of . ever i description„ inAv be
~purchased, Boxes
price 2s. Gd: 'loS:"Vit.(liie!GninZ•.a, una TWO Giiineas
`gash. ,:One .of tbc;;;', smallest Ito.x•rs .zcsnitains •a A.qaptity, suffi-
cient to last a Cnariot or Bost:Chaise Twelve Months ; and,
after.the Wkeels!are primealvielr.the Qadtposition, they. may
be •ustql.ilaily; ;Arid, rein at least Six Months. without
. haring tag them.:olt; lir to '-apply tbing- 'else
„„ . -
tc:be used in.th`e sane propOrtiOii for
altattrer.k.hukA int.woesii .;
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sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Browne and Mawe,
149,,rand, (near Somerset-House), London. '
N. B. Pirectiqns win ,te,foAn4ol.pon each pox, which art
si 'Wor.'"Bellatfr: "' '" • • . •

I'ol{.. BILE AND l':1/4:61GE§i'ION. i-lALL2iM'S ANTI-
;
TkirisE Pills are particularly recommended hi
.r• • ittltitifs:Cisriipfuirtts;:witreetterari,ing 'fro* u weak or
Stoiack,„ from ,colds, whereby the
secietunt of 'lie is iAstri'llikeir4Zdt iront*Eicen in' Eating or
Drinking, wherein the Bile is pecvlepotacriii-Ild corcvslye,
Ind regurgitated to the Stomach, causing SickUess,Janndiee;
Aitinity Dis&derofklndike4tlon, 14-44—* ." t.,•*: , •
In Habitual Cdstiveness, a slUggish State of the Bowels;
Sick Head Ach, and also during Pregnancy, they ivay be
with singular gc.od.effect.
Price 2s. 9d. i,eebcrxs, duty
fold .whulesale. and ret;iil by 'Sbalwarld Ed-wards, 66, St.
Paul's Church:yhrili London.