The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-22 00:00:00

ALL POI, P:),"E!

Yesterday an until, » Girlinterested the
isengers where she had seated
herselt at the door pe eta ble house, apparently
in great distress. '-,.rdress was in the country way,
,and, though she,...lid not appear in the tatters
r ei )rnal(3li st tee t -beggall. She feta! -
ed to the by-slanders that on Tclesday se'nnight site
doped from her father, a farmer, at Fareham, in
Hampshire, and-with the small. sum of seven shil.
. lings, set of} for Lontion,.unaer the expectation of see-
ing a young man named- Golding,' who had fOrmerly
paid his addresses to her, but itsd since been to- the
list Indies, from whence he /returned with the
late China Fleet, and on his irival at Blacktvall,
sent a letter, inviting her to tome and meet him,
promising to accompany her 1)10file again,. She
accordingly went to the place appointed ; but un-
fortunately, just before she (rof there, the objeet -
of her solicitude had been impteised, and sent to the
Mirth Spa Fleet. She, therefiqe, found herself in
a strange place, her stock of exhausted, and
want her only companion. She declared she had not,
tasted food forttwo days ; and her appearance gave
credit to the assertion. The Gentleman at whose
door she was sitting, on hearing her story, promis.
ed to write to her lather, .and it she told the truth,
.hei:bserved, she should be conveyed home at his ex.
pence. In the numit time, he Innitattely afforded her
relief, and placed. her with the servants of his fa..
tnily. •

The original intention oz Lotteries was certainly,
in the first" instance, to be a benefit to the Govern..
mentpurse, and kerwards to afford,an opportunity
to individuak, by a 'small adventure, to have the
chance of amending or
.making their furtunes.—The
present Lottery, amply embraces such purposes, and
goes beyond all its predecessors in these very ma:
terial advantages.
There cannot be a Question but that, the Statre;
Lottery, which, Inins: Drawing on Monday Morn.
ing next, RC Nine o'Clock, is 1.11- superior to any
former Lottery.--Flo RNs Y and Co. are peculiarly
happy in having submitted such art advantageous
Scheme for the benefit of tvery.Purchaser.—Oilly
25,060 Tickets. Three of 20.10001., three of t o,ocol.
three, of soool. are Capital Prizes,- unequalled in
the Annals of Lotteries. There is, by! ides, a sr..
ing of Thirty Shillings in every'Picket,` arising
from the division of c),ocol. Prize-money MOT!:
than in the last Lottery.
N. B. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, f r Tickets
and,Sluires, executed exatily on the baffle term) as it
present. ' • •,•

All Prizes, whether of zol. or io,000l.• paid
.on demand at slit old-established Srate-Lsntery Of.
lice of floaNssir and Co. No. 26, Curnhili.

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVISIND, SEPT. 20.

• - ---
Passed by—the Rufus, hazard, from S'erregat ;
Burgil, from Norway ; Eugenia, --, from Stettin ; Three
Sisters, --, from Lcar ; V row Catharine, ; Mullion&
; and the Vrow Henrietta, —; f►omn Embden.
Sailed--the limiter, Cotter, for Gibraltar ; Loudon, Lin-
der ; Good Intent, stables; and Twee Gebroders, —, for
Embden. '

BIRTII.
On Thursday, at his house. in Luiver Grosvenor-place, the
Lady of eclancl-tienderson, of a Son.

MARRIED.
On the tolth inst. R. H. 'Vivian, Esq. Alajnr of the 7th
Ligot bragoooi, to Miss Elita Chempioo Cottipigny. '
On 'fleursflay, et Lambeth Chumit, Ms. Thomas Ste,
photson, jun: to Miss Cattley.