The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-12 00:00:00

Wage of this merry motley tribe in London, arid
who, whatever may he their mode of life, exhibit
the strongest outward marks of health and spirits.
childron are extremely fine in general, and
many of the girls very • beautifyl.--The gypsies
whom she identified on Monday, are still detained.

EKG LI SH LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing• August a, 18oz,
And consists of only 24.,000 Tickets, instead of
64,000: The lowest Prize is 01. and the Prizes
to be paid in Sterling Money.

There are two Prizes of 20;0001, each—two
of to,oool.—two of s,oool—two of 2,oool.—four
of 1,0001.,---and 74:369_ Prizes from 5001. to
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six-
teenth stamped Shares, are sold and registered by
Mr,. NI CFI oLsoN, at his State Lottery Office, N 0.16,
0-)rnhill, London ; where the following Persons re-
ceived between Twelve and Thirteen Hundred
Pounds each, for the Sixteen. Sixteenth Shares of
the TiCket No. 17,993, drawn a Prize of 20,0001.
the 7th of last April, viz.—Mr. Sutton, of Cy-
farthysa, near Cardiff, Wales ; a Club of Tradesmen
and Gentlemen's Servants, held at Mr. Ryan's, the
Hotel, St. James's-street, Bath; Mr. Hancock,
Taylor and Sexton of the Abbey. Church, Bath;
Mrs. Martha Carnpart, Dalston, near Hackney ;* a
Club at Deptford, Kent, at Mr. John Goff's,
Butcher-row ; a Club also at Deptford, held at Mr.
Smith's, the Fisliing Smack ; Mr. Davis, dealer in
old clothes, No. 4, Gravel-lane, Houndsditch ; W,
Beadle and Michael Woods Dartford, Kent ; Mr.
Castle; Tanner, Long-lane, Southwark ; Mr.Creiser,
Shoemaker, at the Kirk-gate, Leeds ; Miss Carter,
Newbury, Berks ; Mr. Reid, at Dundee.; Mrs.
Hawkins, at Stamford, Lincolnshire; a Tradesman
in Holborn; a Gentleman at Birmingham, and a
Lady Bond-street.—N. B. The three last- men-
tiontol have desired their names not to be made
public. No. 20,198, a Prize of 2,0001. to two
Gentlemen, Merchants, at Lynn and in former
Lotteries' a very great proportion of the Capital
Prizes. •

Orders from the Country, post-paid, accompanied
with good Bills, Post Office Orders, Bank Notes,
&c. &c. pundually attended to.

.Mr. C. DIEDIN, junior's,
New Serio-Coihic
Pantomime of St. George, produced last Monday
night at the New Theatre, Sadlees Wells, ha, been
received every evening since with the most un_
bounded applause, and is certainly a very charming
produdion, in point either of construdion, music,
performance, scenery, dress, or decoration. *he
Combat with the Dragon has never been equalled,
and it would be impossible to exceed it. Messrs.
Bologna, jun. and Grimaldi, as St. George and
Alexander, represent their parts, in the most ad-
mirable manner ; and Davis, in the Comic 'Squire,
provides sufficient employment for the. risible mus-
cles of the Audience. It will 'be,
,repeated every
evening next week, wirh the Rival Tars, Love in
Caledonia, Harlequin Greenlander, and the per-
thrmance of the Five Italians, whose last week of
appearing it will be.
We find that after this evening the pleasant Di-
vertisement named Variety, or the Sailor's Festi-
val, at the Royal Circus, will be withdraWn, and,
for the first time these seven years, on Monday._
next will.be.Lvijza universatry-atimired pro-
dudion, named the Spring Meeting, in which will
be introduced the celebrated Polley Races which
have proved so powerfully attraaive, and afforded
so much delight to every spedator ; and for this
week only will be continued that truly popular
Piece the Enchanted Harp, on account of a new
Comic Pantomime, called the Golden Farmer, or
Harlequin Ploughboy, in which Mr. Byrne,
.from
the Theatre Royal, prury-lane, will make his first
appearance on rhis stage in the charader of Harle-
quin. .

The Hero of Switzerland, William Tell, or ra-
ther Mr. Upton's adjnirable Speaacle of that name,
was again witnessed last night by a br,illiant and
crowded Audience, who bestowed on this excellent
produftion, and the whole of the present Perform-
ances at the Royal Amphitheatre, the most un-
bounded praise and applause.

The. Metallic Praaice has at, length become so
firmly established, that Government .has conceived
the propriety of rendering it.produaive to the Re-
venue. An Amendment was in consequence. made
to the new Medicine At; after its second Reading,
to introduce the Tx-at-tors, zod,..Twenty Shillings
was direded to be raised on the sale of each Set.—
This is to take place on the ist of September,.when
their price will ntcessarily.be raiied to six guineas
the Set.

However the IThion with Ireland may have been
opposed, its advantages begin already to be felt, as
is evident from Mr.-Field's Letter, of No. 196,
Abbey-street, Dublin, who was afflieled ten years
with a consumptiVe Cough, but much increased in
the last twelve months, even to make life a bur.
den -a complication of disorders attended it, such
as a pain iri the head, back, and sides, a constant
sickness, loss' of appetite, lowness of spirits, pal-
pitation of the heart, eze. which confined him whole
weeks to his room. - He had given over all hopes of
relief in this world, when Mr. M'Cann (Hatter to
His Excelleney Marquis CJrnwallis) recommended
Dr. C4ardner'S Pills; which has restored him to per-
lea health.--Mr. E. Casey and Mr. Elms, Mer-
chants, Cork, know this to be a fact.
A very long Letter from Mr. Field may be
seen in the Doaor's possession.
This' Medicine may be had, of Venders through.
out the United Kingdom, and the West Indies, at
21S. 105. 6J. and'ss. a box ; and for the Poor, at
3d.

CCURSE E.

,YCII4NGE,