The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-04 00:00:00

DEPARTURES

The Duchess of Roxburgh, from Portman-square, for
Fleurs, near Kelso, North Britain ; Earl of hamster, for
Kiimington Parsonage, near Britton, in Somersetshire; Right
Hon. William fluskisspii, for Eartham, near Paworth,
Sussex; Marchioness of Hertford, from Maticliestef-square,
on a tour; Sir Frederick falkiner, Bart. for Sidinutith, in
Devoushire; Hon. Richard Neville, fur Billingbear, near
Wohingham, in Berkshire; Hon. Butler D:invers, to Fulham;
Lord Boston, for Hedsor Lodge, near Maidenhead; Captain
and Mrs. Miter, fur' Llanduvery, in Wales; Sir G. Pownall,
Bart. from Reddish Itottd Hon. J. Orr, for the E ist India
College, in Hampshire; Licut.-General and, Mrs. Orr, from
Manchester-street, to Leamington, ‘Varwiek. '

DEpAaTettus ro;t Pants.7—Lord and Lady G.ranthain, from
their house in St. James's-square ; Lord-Mountjoy, from his.
house in Bryanstone-square; Colonel Hawker, from the St.
James's , Hotel, Jermyn-street; Duke of Rutland, General
Lloomfichl, Mr. Bloomfield, and Mr. Douglas, from Carlton-
house; the Countess of Malmsbury, accompanied by Lady
Francis Cole awl Miss Temple, sister to Lord Palmerston,
from Privy-gardens.

ARRIVALS AT Enmstraon—The buke of Gordon, on his
way, to Gorton Castle; Sir Thomas Baring., Bart. M. I'.
Lady Baring, and family.

We regret to learn that the war which has been
carrying on tor some time against the Napa!
Country (India) kis taken a decided turn to our
d i sad va n ge M. Paper.) -
The res►dence of the Duke of WELLINGTON IS
at length fixed.to be in Cheshire. Purchase of
land is said to have .been agreed upon, consisting
of about. 12,000 acres. Thc mansion is to be as
splendid as 24,0001, can make it.
Cumberland-house, St. Jan►es's P►►lace, it is
said, is preparing for the reception .of the Duke
and Duchess of CUMBERLAND.

Miss Coon., who (pitted the Covent-Garden
stage the season before the last, and %.110 has
been performing with much eclat At
,Edinburgh,
was married a few days ago to \[r. %VEST, of the
orchestra ot* the latter Theatre. "

The election stated in the public papers to have
taken place lately at Norwich, is a misnomer,.and
should !Lave been 'at Neu:castle..under-Line:

ATE aLoo :—The Gwyneddigien (orCl inh ri an)
Society dined together at the New York Coffee
lirmse, on Wednesday last, in honour of the glo-
rious Victori, of. Waterloo. Durii,g dinner the
Welsh harp's wild notes struck sweetly on the ear.
Many new songs, &c. Su.. were written and sung
on the occasion.. One in the ancient British lvn-
guage bygardd Mon (the Bard of Mona) was par-
ticularly noticed, as were " the Happy Land we
live in." by Mr.. Eluours ; and " Nuzzo for John
Ball," by Mr. PARRY. In the cow se of the even-
ing, the President, in a very appropriate speech,
stated the object of the meeting, which was—
" that each Member would contribute what he
thought proper towards the Fund now raising for
the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of the
brave fellows who so gloriously fell in.battle." A
very handsome NUM was immediately collected,
and the hooks 14t open for such of the-nem hers
who did not dine, to add (heir parries to a
which reflects so much honour on the Sons of
Fur Cambria."

The Thirty 'Thousand Pound Prize, drawn on
Tuesday last, was sold hi thirteen Shares at
AVBan's. Office, on Ludgate-bill. This is the se-
cond Prize of 30,0001, that has been sold there
in the: last•three months. Indeed, the extraordi-
nary run of luck that has attended his Office in all
the late Lotteries, would warrant the supposition
that Fortune was determined, to dispense her fa-
vours throne:h the ihzeticy of WEBB alone.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK & Co. Contractors
for the present Lottery, respectfully recommend
those Persons who wish for particular Numbers
to make an early application as the Lottery will
he drawn 24: h Atiotst. The Scheme with only
5600 Tickets, contains a Grand Prize of 30,000 i.
and 3000 Guineas.---Tickets and Shares are on
Sale in variety of Numbers, at their Office's, Corn-
hill and Charing Coss, where they sold in Shares in
the last Lottery, Nos. 11,172, a Prize of 0,000/.
and 6,497, a Prize of 1000 Guineas in Gold.
The Public are informed that Dr. COOPER, and
three eminent Surgeons, of 30 years experience
Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. have establish-
td a :Medical Board, at Charlotte house, Great
Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel,
Blackfriar's-road, where the Public are relieved
Irons the most dangerous diseases, without saliva-
tion or confinement. The. Institution claims the
attention of; those who have attemptell, the cure of
themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to
consult illiterate pretenders, whose improper
treat ;neat have ruined thousands, Eruptions
on the Head, Face, and Body, Sore Eyes,
Throat, Mouth, and Nose, Vertigo, Noise in
the Ears, Deafness, Dimness of • Sight, Pains
in the Head and Limbs, frequently mistaken for
Rheumatism ; weakness in the Knees, swelled
-Ankles, with a general debility, &c. are a few of
the dreadful symptoms which appear years after,
and too often embitter the Matrimonial State.—
Messrs. Coopea and Co. are consulted daily by
all ranks of people, trout eleven till eight precisely ;
or, .bv letter, inclosing a Fee (fur .no others are
etist;,ered),- stating their case, when Medicine
and Advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom.---
't'hey cure the Piles and Fistula, svithrint burning
Or cet;ing, awl give advice to the Poor on Tues-
day, Thursday, and Sunday moruings, till twelve
o'clock.

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