The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-24 00:00:00

EW YEAR'S LOTTERY.

pIDDING and Co. No.. 1, Corahill, and No.
3, Charing-cross, have pleasure in announcing that the
Lottery to be drairn on tire 14th and 15th of January,
tontains 4t; Capital Prizes of 20,0001. 10,0001. ,2,0001.
3,0001. &c.'Zice. Ike. also that, the Old Method Of Drawing
-will be revived, and the unpopular Plan of Classing abo-
lished, so that every Number will have a distinct and sepa-
rate -fate.- . .
Pickling, and Co. advise an early Purchase at their Offices,
where in 'the late Lotteries lia:e hero sold Diu 70 SharesYthe
folloWing Capitals: .
No. 3,456.. Prize, of .. T 20,000 1 No. 6,l3l—Prize of ..L5OO
1,e 05....,.
074 - .400
N.ll. Orders by post, enclosing the Agiount,. wipl post-
age„ 'paid the same attention to as if the parties were
present. . .
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I

• SUFFERINGS OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE.
•
A .MEETING will be held or. the Mtt,ll-.
/ILI% CHANTS, BANKERS, and TRAPF,RS of LCNDON,
at the City of' London Tavern, On WEDNESDAY, the ;:.)Vi
of December instant,- nt Twelve for One Welocii, trt collside
of a Subscription for the Itelief. of the PeOple of i,.:if-
lering,the severest privations• and distresses i!r coup:int
'of the French invasion. •
WM. IJOLDEN.
New City ChamberS Dec. 22, 1812.

AT a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN; GEN-
TLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the
County of WEX.FORD, prOfessing the Protestant Religion,
convened by the High Sheriff (in eonkquerictf of a Heil liar- ,I
tion) at WEXFOID, ort MOinlity the 14th of December,
1812, •
:(CHRISTIANWILSON;• P.srl. Sheriff in the Cnair);
-The followins:jlesolntions, proposed hy CHARLES TOT-
TENHAM, E. and seconded by ABEL 3:.A?,2; Esq. were
unanimously agreed to.:—,
Resolved, That. we have_ perused with satisfaction, and
heartily'coineided in the 'Result:thins I:doptel at the several
Meetings of Protestants in the Cannties of itigo, RoScinti-
.
mon, LOngford•, Leitrim Morupghan, Wicklow, Carlow,
Weastmeal-h, 'City ,of Duhliu, &c. •&c. &c.
That, caistiding in the Wis.iona of the Legislature, we have
hitherto refrained from giving. atropiuloti .on the subject of
what has been•calied Catholic Emancipation ; but it having,
-been asserted, that the Protestants of respectability and pro-
perty, throughotit .Irelnd, are unanimous in the opinion,
th:tt ali the demands of their Roman Catholic Fellow Sub-
jects, should bttconiplied
That tieing a part -of tbd Protestant Communitg of the
abov: description, we: beg leave to state such assertion to be
Ine;reprcs:intion; at- lea,l as tar as ,pretending to conVny
our opinion. ' . _
That although weswi-li every ltlesing our Constitution can
give should'be acalt tins with a. liberal hand to all living
under its benign \et we trust an extension of pri-
vilege, suliversive of tlito vet v Constitution!, will not meet
with the sanction of the Legisficaire.

- That these our lie'solot7was shall be published in the
Patriot? Dublin Journal; and Correspondent, :Irish. Papers ;
and. in 1.1.1 t!, add (ourier, English Papers ; and that
copies of them be sent to oar Representatives in Parliament.
Thilt as Address be kravar op-to his Royal Highness the
Prince Rede.nt, and Pet itlons each House of Parliament,
ground7A on these Our Resolutions. •
That the following Gentlemen he requested to form a
Com:aittee to draw up the Address and Petitions, which,
wheli approved, shall be signed;tie former by the Che-ir-
man, aod the latter by the Chairman and Petitioners, viz,
Charles Tottenham, ‘.A.bei Ram, Town-C. Beamnan, Fran: e;
Leigh, Walter Hoare, of HalrperstOtyn, Joshua Nunn,
and. Walter Hoare, of Seafield, •
That an Address be presented by the High 'Sheriff to his
Grace the.Dilize of Itichmond„expressive of tans high sense we
entertain of tire mild, and at the_Samo time firm, Adminis-
tration -of his Grace's Governmentaud administration
(-winch had it been posible, under' existing 'circumstances)
could not have failed to have produced universal 'conciliation;
awl also to request that his Grace'will hare the goodness to
transmit to his Royal Highness. the Prince Regent our iim-;
btu, Address. ' . .

That Earl Conrtown be my-tested to nresent our PetiLiou to
r
the Heise of Lords, Luitt'tVat our RepreseutaZl; es be reqn:red
to-Present our l'etition to the Hoosoi)f counoeus. ,
, fly 0-.c.er,
Ciiniell'/AN WILSON, Sheriff.

The nigh Sheriff having- been requested to leave the
Chair, TotteuhlN, Esq. being voted io o it,
Resolved, 'fiat the :'hanks. l'iteetiog• are 11cl-el)),
given k.o our worthy High Sheril', for prompt:acquit,
cence in oallingthisMeeti, aLid li> very manly,
mud dignified crindnet in e Ch
CH: tLEt.i Chairman: