The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-03 00:00:00

SATURDAY, APRIL 3,18 oz.

To the Worthy and Indepetident ELECTORS of the.
BOROUGH of EVESHAM.
• GENTLEMENi
THE flattering Rceptioh I hair e%penented
throughout the whole of my CarivasS, leavbs rite no
doubt of Success; and denim& thy earliest and most grateful
. Acknowledgments. •
Sensible of the obligation you have laid tile utidero beg
leave t 6 assure you, that should I, through your Suffrages;
have the honour of being•refurned to Parliament one of your
Representatives, I shall use my unremitting endeavours for
the Support and PreserVation of our •happir Constitution,
and the Promotioit of the Interest of the BOROUGH of
EVESHAM in particular.
I am, wlth great respeEt,
GENTLEMEN;
Your most obedient
Evesham, and very humble, Serirani,
25th March, tS6i. P. CRAUFURD I3AUC,E.

To the PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN' . '
THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS'of the
East India Company being_appointed for WEDN'ES.:
DAY the 14th instant, the favour of youi Vote and Interest
is desited for the following Gentlemen: • --
William Devaynes, Esq. George Smith, Esq.
Charles Grant, Esq. William Thornton, Esq.
. -Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. Sweny Toone, Esq.
Which will very much oblige,

L.:I.OILS AND GENTLEMEN, -
East India House, Your most humble Seriants,
April z, ifto::...
Paul Le Mesurier; " Charles Mills;
john Manship, john Roberts,
Tho. Theoph. Metcalfe; Francis Baring,
• - ThOmas Party, William Bensley,
Edward Parry, , acob Bosanquet,
Abraham Itobarts;John Smith Burges,
David Scott, "Joseph Cotton;
George Tatem, innel bard},
Geo. Wood. Thellussctn, Wm. Elphinstorw,
Robert Thornton; Simon Fraser,
John Travers, John Hunter;
tephen Williams,

BURY St. EDMUND's, March 27.
LENT ASSIZES, 1802.
THE GRAND JURIES OF SUFFOLK
RESOLVE

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
AVING
,the Honour of being recommended
H
to you by the DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA
COMPANY, asthe SIX CANDIDATES for theDIREC-
TION to be chosen this Year, We take the liberty of re-
questing the favour of your Vote on the day of Election,
WEDNESDAY., the 54th instant.
We are,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedienti
. And most humble Serv.ants,
WILLIAM DEVAYNES.
CHARLES GRANT.
•
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON.
GEORGE SMITH.
WILLIAM THORNTON.
East India House, - SW ENY TOONE:
April z, iloz.

THE PREgENT'STA.TE OF THE WHEEL IS THE
MOST REMARKABLE EVER KNOWN.
WARRANTED'UNDRAWN.
No. 26, CORNHILL, LONDON.
MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. respeafully ac-
quaint the Public, that they shall continue selling
TICKETS and SHARES, during the whole time of the
Drawing of the present English State-Lottery, WAR-
RANTED UNDRAWN at the time of
„purchasing. —Tbe
hours of Sale, in the Morning, are from Eight till Nine; In
the Afternoon, from Two till Eight. • • -
Also at their Offices .LIVERPOOL and EXETER.
tr. - Country Correspondents may rely on their Orders being
executed precisely on the same Terms as if present.--
-PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND.
No. 57,487, a Prize of Z,oool.
t 6,045, a Prize of 5001.
Were both sold, shared, and registered, by
HORNSBY and Co.
. .

3TA TE of the LOTTERY WHEEL at the
conclusion of Yesterday's Drawing, was
3 -Prizes of £zo,ooo .
7 of ro,ooo
r- of 2,000
3 ---- of 1,000
Besides more than the Proportion of Five Hundreds, see.
&c.—After this day there are only Nine whole Days of Draw_
Mg to come, which with the above rich State of the Wheel,
and the uncommon cheapness of Tickets, are circumstances
that particularly recommend the Lottery to the attention of
the Public.—Tickets and Shares of Tickets are warranted
undrawn, and the Prizes paid their full current Value every
day after Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, and before Nine in
the Morning, at the Offices, Comhill and Charing-cross, of
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

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SCOTTISH HOSPITAL, of Itie FoUndatibn of King
Charles 11. Reincorporated by his present Majesty.
His Grace the Duke of MONTkOSE,
vtes-rar.siENrs,
His G race the Duke Of Hamilton j . Shaw, Esq. Alderman
Lord Sofrierville The Hon-.W. Elphinstone
Lord Macdonald George Glennie; Esq.
WM. ADAM; Esq. Treasurer.
MOTICE is hereby ,given; That a_ SPECIAL
N GENE kA L COURT of the President; Vice-Presi-
dents, Treasurer; and Governors of this Corporation, will be
held at the Hail; in Crane. court, Fleet street; on Saturday
the loth of April; at One o'Clock, P. M. The Court will
afterwards adjourn to dine at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,
in the Strand, with the Benefactors and Friends of the Insti-
tution (the Spring Meeting .of the Corporation). Dinner to
be on Table at Five o'Clock.
His Chat* the Diike of MONTRCPSE! President; in the
Chair.
stiwAans:
. •
Sir jlt.hh Stuart; Bart. M. P. j. Julius Antefstein; Esq.
Sir Hugo Inglis, Bart. W. Borradaile, Esq.
Generai'David Dundai, Walter Boyd; jun. Esq.
Major V)ohraS Hart Andrew Paton, Esq.
Hon. Major ;Aid. Macdonald. W. Parted, Esq.
Montgomery, Esq, M.P. George Scongall, Esq.
"David P:ke Watts; Esq. George Wood, Esq.
By Order; lAs. 1?IE Secretary.
Tickets, fn. 6d. to be had bf the Stewards, at the Hall,
aid l3ar of the Tavern ; and it is, requested that such Noble-
Men and Gentlenien as 'bean to honour the Meeting with
their presence,. will send for their Tickets oil or before the
gth of April, in order, that the Stewards by be enabled to
provide properly for the ni
occasion: No Servants admitted at
Dinner except those of the President, Vice-Presidents, and
Stewards.—No Collation round the Table after Dinner.

THAT the PRICES Of POST HORSES per
Mile OUGHT TO BE REDUCED; and shat the
Charge fOr HAY and CORN 'at the Inns in thii County is
exorbitant, and should be diminished in proportion to the
Prices Of those Articles.
That the
,Gentlemen here assembled will 'encourage :rid
support those Landlords' whose Demands are most reason_
able, and will request their Friends and NeighbOurs to adopt
the same Resolution; for which purpose they recommend to
the Innkeepers tb gilre notice of the Charges they intend to
make by Public Advertisement. .••
Brome . Kerridge •
T. C. }Sunbury . Vernon
T. G. Cullum, ohn Ranby
C. Davers anies Oaltese
H. Parker George Leathes
13. Howard W. Mathew
R. Harland Ceorge Bolderci
Patrick Illake. James Stutter
Robert Pocklington I. Dresser
'. M. Theobald losiah Rodtv ell
J •
ohn Swale oh Edgar Rust
George Wilson :dward G wilt
E. W. Martin , Thomas Woodward
William Middleton Robert Eagle
T. J. Woodward j. B. Edwards
A. Reeve • H. Powell
William Philpot 0. R. Oakes
A. Manning William Smith
j. Moeley_

PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
From 17,4:i.t0 iBOl, complete in Eighty4four Volumes:
ik R. STOCKDALE rcspedfully iriforms .the
IVi Publfe, that he has purchased from the Assignees of
John Debrett, Bankrupt, all the remaining Cis of the
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, and that he is now
re-printing THE SEVENTEEN VOLUMES SO LONG OUT OF
pa INT, and many scarce Numbers ; whereby he will be able
to complete One Hundred Sets, containing the PRO-
CEEDINGS OF BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT,
from r 743 to Mai, in Eighty-four Volumes, which he pro-
poses to deliver half-bound at 561- to such Gentlemen as
may favour him with their orders in time for that purpose.
The above Work will be regularly continued by Mr.
Stockdale in Weekly Numbers, price is. each, and Vol. I.
of the present Session may be now had of him, price 13$.
half-bound.
Piccadilly, ;Ist March, aoz.