The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-27 00:00:00

To the Right Mafioso-able LORD Vlsco-uNr CAS.

TLEREAGH, &C. &C. &C.

NE...the Mayor, Cotumunity, and Citizens ofrhe
City.of, London-Derry, in Comnion Council assem-
bled, this 17th Day of April, .18oz,' beg leave "to
congratulate your Lordship on the return 'Of the
Lopdon.Derry ,Regiment of into' this City
and County ;Mind
.titre ernbiaeethe earliest.momeni
to express our approbation
,Of the ConclA by which
the Officers, Non-,cormnissioned-Officers, and Pri-
vates, were distingtiished during the calathitous
disturbances which agitated that part of. the King-
d&r where they served ; a COndud honourable to
themselves, and. beneficial, to their cotintry f and'
we have no doubt, that the same spirit which; when
Treason and Disnider were afloat, affitated- them to
support the charaaer of, brave and loyal Soldierir,
will operate upOn their,, with equal advantage in the
pursuit of their several peaceful avocations, now
that their militiry sery ices are . no longer required.
We' cannot permit the present occasion to pass;
without declaring our admiration of your Lord-
ship's ability,' in guiding the Affairs of Ireland
through periods, perhaps the .most trying ever ex,
perienced. „
. : .
We refle& with gratitude, that a Barrier his.been
placed to the recurrence
,Of, such unfortunate times;
by your Lordship's Exertions, -in happily accom-
plishirg a Legislative Union with Great Britain ;
and we feel confident, that those .T.4.lents.
were so 4Llccessfully.displayed in rescuing this Na-
.
tion frniii 'destruction, and establishing its tran-
quillity on a firm basis, will be as Zealously ern..
ployed in promoting its future Welfile, and Watch-
ing over the preservation of those Blessings it now
cnig 5o

By Order,
SAM. MONTGOMERY, Chamberlain.

To the MAYOR, COMMUNITY, ant/CITIZENS of the
• ,CITY df LONDON-DERRY.

GENTLEMEN,
have to acknoWledge, which I do with great
satisfaaion, yOur AddreSS agreed to in Common
Council, on the rjth April, tgoi, and transmitted
to me by your worthy Mayor, in which you are
fle_asednto eipresS Four approbation of the condut
of the Officers; Non-commis3ioned Officers and Pri-
yates of the London.llerry Regiment of Militia,
during the important period which has elapsed since
they were first embodied.
The RPgiment which bears the name' of your
City, could not bUt feel, that it had a high charac-
ter to support, and an animating example of Fidelity
and Loyalty to imitate, growing out of your
nals. It is a justice due to them to state, and Ido
if with those sentiments of pride, in whiCh you
will naturally participate, that dtiring the late pain-
ftit stiuggle, when attempts, the most systematic,
ivere made to corrupt and-'seduce the King's TrOopi
from their allegiance, not a single instance has oc-
curred, in which'a Soldier of the London-Derry
giment fcirgot so far what. he owed hiinself and
his Corps, as to desert his dqty to his Sivereign.=:-
I am persuaded they will fc,.el proud of the distinc-
tion whicli you have Conferred -upon 'them, and de_.
termined never to fOrfeit it by miscondu6t.

beg\leave to offef.to you, Gentle men, my sin_
cere congratulatiOnS on the-iesior.i!ion of Peace—
The nine last yearS have formed an'awfUl period in
the Hist,ry of the VV7Orld,. and no portion of it has
felt the influence of the 'time's more critically than
.Ireland. I trust, we niaycimsider the' danger. which
lifts threatened inn- Religion,LaWS, and Liberties,
iii common with thoie of other CoUntries, as in a
teat measure, if not wholly gone by. The British
has survived the shock which proved fatal'
to so many othe'r States,. With crrdir and 'resources
unbroken—Conitheree•and 'ManufaCiurei 'increased,
and increasing—her Religion, •I;a4s, and Liberties.
entire—her Chaiaeter.for.Naval and Military Glory
Confirmed and augmented, and her, Constitution
self nor only preserved,
.but from the energy it has
displayed, under the. pressure of unparalleled
caties; more than ever the envy and admiration of
the world.
Flattering prospeas of general prosperity.and
tcrnal tranquillity present themselves, to Ireland,
arising Out of her lie w situation and I fully. parti
cipate in the conviction which yoU eXpress, that the
TJ.,!ion :which has been so happily.accomplished, will
§dye• us hereafter (if any thing can), from a recur.
tepce of such painful trials, as those we have lately
gone through.
Whatever difficulties we pay yet have Jo contend-
against, .•
against, I am confident the Cit4ensof.Derry
always .stand conspicuous,. as they ever hav—e clone,
in the discharge of their Public Dunes:, TheY may
rely on my - anxious solicitude to watch over the
Ptkyperity of Ireland, ilia! shall alWyas:;be proud,
:with a grateful sense of their tno. partial kindness,
to co,-operate with them in improving, our Native
Country,' and in. preserving that Constitution in
Church and State, for,which they .at id ;heir An-
cestors have contended succeSsfully on...more than
tine occasion.
I have the Honour, to remain,-
Gentlemen
Your most faithful-and obedient Servant,
CASTLEREA';Ii.

T •
e:-:"fi .0n MONDAY NE!kT the ENGLISH-LOTTERY
begins drawing.
Ist day, Monday, 2d Att.!. First drawn, ,C. 5,e5A6'
Ad day, Thursday, sth .1:.2g. Fist drawn, •
.2.,c00
3d day, Monday, 9411 Aug. Fars; drawn, t 0,090
4th day, Thiirsday, i zth Aug., First drawn, 2.43,.000
sth•cl;ly, Nioitztay,, 16th Aug. .First drawn, . 5,0e0
6th day, Thursday, 19th .Aug. Ei:3t ti7.1W11., 0,000
7th day, 1140nday, 2.34.1,A1iZ. First drawn , 20,0,00
Stn, Lastd.iy,. Thursday, .#th Aug, First dr. 10,000
13e ides Capit.ll and other, Prizes to the
zumoon; of . - • 1.46,003
,„The HALVES, EIGHTHS;
~,a,n4 SIXTEENTH .44HARES, .are sold and Registered;
:tin-the lowest 'I ruts, at Mr. Nicll9,i,SON'SOffiCe3,
No. 16, CORZar.: LE, opposite the 13,14 of Fill:Opp&
. where,. in
.thp Coe., list English Lottery,, mire. than
onelnrldred and fifty ditiernt persons, in, Clubst
.and
.individu,als, Esceiv•za. ktgres Ut
,cAIeLTAL PRIZ.ES
frgat 2000.1, Akrtieghqsin the Schemes at
litr.ge,. -Office 1193.1 rs from Eight in the Morning
un-
til Eight at Night.

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CO.UN ; KY MARK `:'l'S.
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Barley, 265. M. to 335, Z 7, 7 'PeaSC2S. oa. to 355. ed.
Beans, :Os. ad. to 385. Od, -, , --
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%READING, JULY 22.
Wheat, scs.'od. to 755: ;(.1.4 ()Las, 194.0 d. to sg,s. 01.
Barley, z3l ()d. to 345. ot.i. ijeans, 345. 0:1. to 375. 0(1.

JULX 23. ,
r le,at, .60S. Oats,. 21.
ad.
to 245. od.
arl4, 245. od. to 3Q3. od. I Baits, 35. od. ta4as. od

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