The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-15 00:00:00

lON A PLEASURE TRIP TO STAFFA,
", INVERNESS, SKYE, AND STORNOWAY, AND
Azit, VETUALL T ST. KLA.
,ERMANEENTN CONVEYANY CEO BETWIXTI
OS AN AND lONA,
ADD STAFFA AND OTHERS OF THE WESTERN ISLANDS.
nE Splendid New Steamer GLENALBYN, corn-
Manded by Captain MATHIESON, formerly of the Maid of
tiit"e,l and Staffa Steamers, being now ready for sea, it is fixed
she shall be sent on a Pleasure Trip from Glasgow, by Camp-
Crinan, Oban, and Tobermory, to Staffa and lona, on
the 21st instant,'
at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, and after
The Staffa and lona shall return to Oban in the course of
pla:sda,•Y, the 22d whence' she will proceed to Inverness, which
1-)`e she will leave, in the course of Thursday, the 24th inst., for
;an, calling at the Fall of Foyers; and after exchanging Passen-
ith the Glasgow Steam-boats at Oban, on Friday, she will
acl'al proceed to Tobermory, Staffa, and lona, Sparcave, Loehbra-
‘s, 'n Skye, and Stornoway ; and if a sufficient number of
~f,."tgers offer, to ST. KILDA, and afterwards return to Oban,
"Tiebheshle will reach on or. before Tuesday, the 29th.
win ',we Pleasure Trip being concluded, the GLENALBYN_
NI Al,oalnience to Ply regularly Twice a-week, betwixt Oban and
ID and Staffa and lona, leaving Oban, after meeting the
Lu OF MORVEN and STAFFA, Plying betwixt Glasgow
evqr Inverness, and exchanging Passengers with these Vessels,
13 e..y.Tuesday and Friday, commencing on Tuesday the 29th inst.
'4ls arrangement, Passengers from Glasgow or Inverness will
tarried from Oban to Tobermoray, and lona and Staffa ; while
C`-'ngers from Tobermory and Westward, will be carried from
4,•!1 to Glasgow or Inverness, according to their wishes.
1415 GLENALBYN is a new Veisel, built expressly for the
ioln, is upwards of 200 tons burthen, with two Engines of
tired '("e-power, and is elegantly fitted up with Berths and well-
siState-rooms for the accommodation of Passengers. The
Under Department is also provided for in a very superior style,
Itlrer,the immediate .shperintendence of Captain Mathieson, and
Im Downie, the Steward, formerly of the LONDON-
( The R v
• ' whose qualifications as Steward are well known.
‘,Public are particularly requested to observe that the MAID
"'()RVEN, STAFFA, and HIGHLANDER, are the yes-
e which are to carry the Passengers of the GLENALBYN.
lie„t i impossible, within the compass of one advertisement, to
t 1144, the extent and variety of the scenery and antiquity which
ted clurist will see on this delightful trip. Every step he pro-
'erect.
accession of new pleasure and inlets of gratification are dis-
Ap
clair P,T to Mr. Campbell Rose, Inverness; Mr. Duncan Sin-
tt./' lobermory ; Mr. William Cumming, Portree; Mr. D.
tltYre, Easdale; or here, to.
„,
ARCHIBALD M'EACHERN,
te, '''Paeket Office, 9, Jamaica-street.
Glasgow, 9th July, 1834.

8147.,..., THE CONCLUDING LOTTERY.
,irT and CO. respectfully state, that the GLAS-
th "°W LOTTERY, to be DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY,
4,ie 22d of THIS MONTH (JULY), is the LAST that will or
ty,,,b,e drawn under the existing Act Of Parliament. The for-
ki"'e Purchasers have the option of receiving. the value of the
st, 4 (which consist of Freehold Lands and Houses) in Money,
t, ),,n as drawn, deducting only 5 per cent. on those above 1001.,
Cr the risk and expense of selling the property.
the RIFT and Co.'s Offices are at No. 19, CORNHILL, facing
street"Yal Exchange
,-No. 255, REGENT CIRCUS, Oxford-
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1 ............. . . 10,000
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1 ............... 2,000
1 ............... 1,600
1 ............... 1,500
2 ... ............ 1,400
Besides ............... 1,100
others of 800/., 5001., 400/ , &c. &c.
PRESENT PRICES.
Ticket
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Now publishing, by G. VIRTUE, 26, Ivy-lane,
COMPLETE ' SYSTEM OF FAMILY

DEVOTIONS.
also By the Rev. A. FLETCHER.
Jost published, neatly bound in cloth, gilt edges, price 11. 65.,
A. GUIDE FOR FAMILY DEVOTIONS,
ordaining a Hymn • a Portion of Scripture, with .tiitaobflee,Rerey-
4eet' '
Re-
Da : and a Prayer for each Morning and Evening
he WtheeY
ear'
1t rkconsists
of 730 Hymns ; 730 Portions of Scripture,
1,
vitlillustrated
Reflections ; and 730 Prayers ; and the history is
Ithe
b"eautiful Engravings, from the most em. inent masters. n
Palteular
will be found a variety of additional prayers, to suit
days, circumstances,. and events of Providence.
intended that this work shall be a complete System of
trnilY Devotion.
s'lt By the blessing of the Holy Spirit, it may prove a great
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shiP, but who find themselves unfit to offer up extempore
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lo Mlle author, is not aware that there is any work in existence on
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We NOTICES Or THE WORK.
NorkltetiNyekome Mr. Fletcher's Manual of Family Devotion. It is
InEngland, and worthy of notice in Scotland. Besides
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er
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morning
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