The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-24 00:00:00

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RE PRINCIPAL lil OFFICERS of HIS 11-
•
pr •
YEST 1" OR DIV 'INCE do hereby. eve Notice, that
tekcalt •will by received at their Office, in Pa 1.141-14, on or
4,,r're Monday, the 4th day of from inch Perot as may
1,1;:illing 19 under:ake the I.jCIl rIN'G of tie LAME'S
jue S'rv.7ce of this Department in pa I Mail, at the ower,
71: at. Iftefiltt..ich, /or a period of Thr.e Years, determinable at
t.vpiratkn of One Year, at the +las of either Party.
xfFitt thee Par tieulas t, together iihrth the Terms aid Conditions
opthe Cwarall, may be known ul7 n at the ~ectet.rvy:s'
:14"=e; in Pail- .11all, afoPesail, arty d.-Ty bevwfwt the bon, s of •
el and Four Vc;ock, where the Pr,,posals ;mot be .:rlive,rd.
‘;,/,4 hi' and indortfd, "•Propoals for LA lap
4, 7.
,I',Ato,al be 4sq'fni!lc-i aller .t,7i4.7tL.ltkrq
der It":o,?%:lfitk at neon ,f the same I en-
Aehau unless' the Party making it, or is Agent hi his
1 LJait attend. •

Ry Order of the Bard,
R. IL CR t,.15%, Sty-04,y

LISBON.

AVIEW of that interesting crry, taken from
the Hill of Almada, is NOW Ol' EN at BARKE k's
-LANO RA Al A.. ST RAN 13, near Surrey.strei:t. It. is
Painted on a 'large scale, and ernbrdces, on one side, the
\yhole of the City of Lisbon, in the Province of Estrema-
tura, with the Country as far as Cintra; and on fhe other
Stile, an equally extensive View of the Province of A lentejo,
the ToOn of Almada, and Ruins of the Castle in the kore-
tround,

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TA ZA RD, BURNE, and WARNER'S,
.74.-i„ -I-,
_Stock-brokers, respectfully inform the Pi!blie, that
•cl(-1\ ETS and SHARES for the- present STA T E LO-T-
-v ItY, are on sale at their O trice, No. 9;, Royal Exchange,
--ondon.
The Scheme, by a very judicious arrangement, exhibits
4
4orm apaal Pr g
izes in reater Nu•nber ~nd Variety, than in any
er Lottery of an equal Number ot Tickets.
• \ Price of a-Ticker 211. i Bs.
6 . , IS 6
Q•
uarter' 5 15 o Sixteenth . . . t 9 6

To be drawli ;oil) 6f the pr:sent inonth, April.
v,_4* Letters, post paid, duly answeted, and Orders from
I'm Country, accompanied with -Terrattanc; attended to b)
tturn of
Post.

14E
W ST.-N.l'E LOTTERY OFFICE, 17, LU.3GATE-
Where STR E ET, nett' ST. PAUL'
in the LAST LOT 12E KY, and in the first Six
‘Veeksof its Establishment, NP.. 104, a Prize of FOUR'
THOUSAND POUNDS was shared, sold, Jhd paid on
demand.
GWE' 43 respeatully solicits favour of
41 fp thes.:. Persons inclined to adventure in _the ensuing
2! ALL
oTTERy; the Scheme of which, offers many
--Lvapt
; it consists of only tz,Goo Tickets, yet contains
"-serQ varied assOrtment . of CAPITAL PRIZES an
.eriner Lotteries of doubt,: the number of Tii.;cets than
. The
Whole of which will be decided on T uRSDA Y N X i'.
Government -Securities bought aj,td sold by Commission,
Bank of Ireland Notes, and Bills on Dublin, negotiated by
G. W,EBB, Stock-broker,
liticlgate7street, near Si.

Paul's.

Nvv-
--r THURSDAY THE WHOLE OF THE LOT.
TERY WILL BE DRAWN.
SWIFT and Co. Conirattors, reipettfully submit
the following Scheme of the present Lottery to the in-
-sPetlion of the Public. They do not conceive that any
comment upon 'its advantages is necessary, as they f:el as.
Soled that its superiority will appear on a fair comparison
.with the Scheme of ansy former Lottery.
TICKETS and SHARES are on sale at their Offices,
No• :I, Poultry. 12, Charing-Cross, and 31, AldgAte High-
street, where, in the last Lottery (drawn the zest January),
l'40• 5,497,a Prize of 20,0001. and No. 995, a Prize of 40001.
Were both sold in Shares.__..—

I Prize of
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1 -
2 .
4
b-

SCHEME.
420,000
• ii,eoo
Jo,coo
5,000
4,000
2,c00
.1,000
500
400
3,3
Zoo
oo

is £ xo,ooo

15,000 A
10,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
4,000
4,000
3,000
3,100
3,oct►
2,400
2,000
2,5;0
2,Sco
100 30 3,030
124 25 3,1c0
9-)00 15 30,000
Only 12,e00 Tickets, all different Numbers. The whole
to be determined in One Day, the 30th of this Month, April.

BIPERIAL PAIZbLIME2VI:

HOUSE OF PEERS.

THURSDAY, APRIL 23.

In a Committee of Privileges, their Lordships re..
sumed. the farther consideration of the Claims to the
Borthw•ick Peerage, when Counsel were heard, and
a.sood deal of documentary evidence was put in. •
The farthei inve,Ligatiou was adjourned till Tues-
dav-next.

The Honse then.resUmed,. and immediately after
.prayers (by the Bishop
.of Oxford) were read—the
almost unprecedented numbers of Thin}'-seven Bilis
was received from the Commons.

They were 'moitly 'of private or local descrip-
tions, And pres;ii ted by. Mr. I.ushiogtoo, Mt:Cv--
wright, Mr. Fane, Mr. Huskisson, Sirs J. Aittey,
R. Williams, and J. Grihatn: _ . .

Among the Public A6ts were, the Iri4ll Tobacco
Excise Drawback, the Irish Siiiiits Di tiller} Arolti.
crie Gold Cvin, and.the Glass Duties Regu-
lation Bills.

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These Bills were afterwards seveially read a
first time.

Mr. Kingston, from the Exist India Directors, pre-
set) ed various Accounts and Documents, directed
to be annuay laid before Parliament.

adere,: to lie on the table.

Lord'SHEFFIELD presented a Petition from cer-
tain Ship-ovirncss, and others, of ►he Pon of Lon-
don, praying for a patticivation in the Trade zo
India- •

Earl BATHURST notified his intention ,of moving
the second reading of the Gold Coin Bill on Toes-
day next, and moved that their Lordships be ,ual.
mooed for that day.-o,dered.
After a few voids across the table between 1.44 d
KING and Earl BATHURST, a Motion of the forrirkli
Pei ~ for laying before the House an Account of ft*
Unfunded Debi for the last twelve years, distin.
guishing the amount in each year during that period;
•was agreed to by their Lordships. ,
On ,the occasion of the first reading of the Irish
Spirits Distilleries Bill,
The Earl of DARNLEY took the opportunity, in
reference io what be had advanced 0,1 the subject to
which the Bill referred, to observe,. 'hat MiPiskl's,
by their, condo& since'; had prOved their sense of
what he had on a former day advanced, relauvelt,
the high prices of provi,,ions in Ireland,
by tlte;r
adopting the very remedy he then proposed, and
further. (as Ito then took 'the Itheity to,st ggest),.
adopting it quickly. It Uai his intention, he sdid,
on an early aav, to propose a motion for ascertain-
ing, the qiiantiti of corn applicable tv th iof
ma„, . wasted In tat 1.
A short conversation took place. between the
Loma CHANCELLOR and the Marquis of LAN-
nowNH, respecting the progress of 'he 'Members'
Oaths Bill, which i$ for some time before the House.
The Noble and Learned Lord expressed sense of
the measu•e as one of a fiery questionable nature.
Were the Bill enaded`as it now stood, one of the,
effeas would be, that tire Members of the Cot-n-
-inon.; may go into their House, and choose a Speaker,
without e%eti having taken the oaths ! • .
The Commiitee ~n the Bill was postpoi/ed.
The title of one of the recently brought up
from the Commons, prod., ed a general surpk,
a Bill for ‘f Supplying the To•An of Newcastle with

The Bills upon the table being forwarded in their
respedive stages, and some.private business disposed
of, the House adjourned 401 io-morrow, when their
Lordships stand summoned fur the second reading
of the Bill fog B=_•tteting the Condition of the Te-
nantry and Peasantry of the United Kingdom.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

TUURSDA,Y, APRIL 23.

Colonel o:DeLLprt:seot-d a Petition from
Catholics of LimeOck, praying for Emancipation.

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Oldeied to lie Ern ►he table.

The SPEAKER, in c‘iniequence of there being a
considcrable disturbance in the gallery, from. the
weal number of persons there assembled, diretied
the Serjeaut at Arms to tale inlorcu,7toily :4ny per-
son .ri3kint-.; a poke, and at the same time intimated,
that if the d:sturbance contioued, the gallery should
be cleated.

11 Petition was horn Glasgow as,tioat
tht Eao India monopoly.
Ordered to lie on the tabie. _

Mr. D. B. DALY presented a 'Petition from the
County .of atilhay, praying to be rel.eved from re-
ligious
• Ordered to he on the table.
Mr. KtriosToN (front the E-ast Tndia House) pre-
sented thy Annual Accounts of,tt,e East India Com-
pany, made up to the Ist of Mardi.
for calling over Defaulters
The Order of the Day
being 'read, the names of the Defaulters were c.died
over, when General Grosvenor, Mr. Calerafi,'Mr.
Jacob, Sir T. Turion, Colonel Wood, Mr. Grattan,
and several other Honourable Membets, N(' ere order-
td to attend. on Monday.
• Mr. W; SMITH presented a Petition from certain
Protestant Dissenting Mi..isters in and near London
and Westminster, in favour of Catholic. Emancipa-
tion.--Ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. SHERIDAN presented a Pelllion from the Ro-
man Catholics of Wexford, prying relief;"&c.

Ordered to lie on the table.

Mr, BANI(ES brought up !the Report of the Coni•-
miltee upon Sinecures, which was ordered to be
printed.

CATHOLIC QUEt,TION.

Mr. GRATTAN, in rising ro call the attention of

the House to this important subject, stated himself
1 to be perfeetly ready, in consequence of what. had
' come out on former occasions, to change the na.