The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-24 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

,foaltua jay, of Norwich, coal-merchant,_ to surrender Aug.
It, and Oet. 4, at rive, at the King's-Hoag, Manerott,
NOrwich. Attorney, Mr. llygrave, Norwich.
john titarlorth end Gilbert Starforth, Durham, woollen-
mart
ufaelorers, Sept. t 2, 1,3, at eleven, anti Ott. 4, at five,
at the Red-Lion, North Bailey, Durham. Attornies, Mr.
Smalea, Durham; or Mr. Citation., Staple's-Inn, Lon-
dun. ",

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I;Ricit. forcer, of Great Drithe
• and cornfador, Aug. '29,. Mitt (lit, 3, at eleven, at the
131ue-M:11 Inn; G-eai Prillield; A thifines, Mr. Sher:.,,
Great James-street, Bcdford-row, London; or • Mr.
Conyer3, . ,
So;ornon Fletcher, of Manchester, linen-draper, Sept. S., -9,
and Ott.'4, at eleven, at the -BridgeWater.Artris, Man.
cheater. Attornies, Mr.. Foulkei; Manchester; or Mr..
Foulkes, ' Bloomshury.squares London: • ,
Richard Langston; of Cross street, Chester, and Michael
Gainey, of Chetwood, 'Manchester, iotton.rnerehants',-
Sept. 7,8, and ()fit. 4, at tout, at the Star Inn, Deansgate.'
Attorney, Mr. Edge, 13rown-street, Manchester.
lames Carew, of Bristel; merchant; Aug, 26, Sept: 5, and
. Oet. 4, at eleven, sit the Bush Tavern, Bristol. AttOrnies,
Messrs. Hilt and Meredith, Gray's-Inn, London; or-Mr.
Easton, Bristol.
Edward jones,, late of Hereford, butcher, Sept. 9; to, and
Oct. 4, at tent at the Greyhound Inn, Hereford. Anon,
pey, Mr. Downes,- Hereford
'Edward lones..the elder and Edw. Jones the younger, of
Hereford, corofaaors Sept.-9, to, and Oa. 4, at ten, 'at
the Grey.hound Inn, Attorney, Mr, Downes,
Herefotd.

The Fifth of next Month the Lottery begins
Drawing. Tickets and Shares are selling by T.
Btm, at Old. Established Offices, No. 4, Corn_
hill, and No. 9, Charing-cross, where all Prizes
are paid on demand.

In hii first calculation of the prOduce of the In.
come Tax, arising from' the' vast proiperity of trade
anti commerce, Mr. Pzrr laid much stress'on the
multitude of carriages that roll along the streets of
the metropolis. 114 c With great deference to that
able Financier, many elegant vehicles which sport
within the circles of fashion, owe their existence to
other causes besides that of a prosperous state of
trade and 'commerce,—namely,--to 'the establish_.
meet, of State , Lotteries. From the beginning
of Lord NoITH's Administration to the- pre.
sent year (including English and Irish) Seventy
Stare Lotteries have been draWn. Calculating only
Six (first and second rate) Capital Prizes in each, it-
would appear that' upwards of Four Hundred large
Prizes from 30,0001. down to 16,6061. have found
their way into private families, and the latter in con.
sequence, " walked into their carriages." As a
strong instance in proof, an eminent Coach-maker
in Great Queen-street, has, been heard to declare,
that' he has built fifteen splendid carriages within
the last eighteen months, acknowledged to `be in
consequence of Great Prizes 'gained at
Pores Lot.
tery Gffice,,Rpyal Exchange. The Public in gene-
ral seems to- entertain high 'expeCtations from that
Office, in the ensuing-New Lottery, Which coin-
met.ces Drawing on the sth of September.

SHIP NEIPS.

YARMOUTH, AUG. 22.

Arrived—the Hope, Seaman, from Harwich ; Fiyer% Fish,
Wright, from Hull ; Industry, Booth, from Christiana ;
Jervis, Pashley,Constant Trader, Plowman, and lorige lamb,
Drewiek , from London ; Parasket, Hew, from finlaß.l bound
to Hamburg!), rize to His Majesty's Ship La Fortuncil!
and Emanuel, Eacobson, from Soen.
Salled—the Susannah, Miles, for London ; Mary, Brown,
lot Harwich.

?OOIZ, AUr.. 22.

Arrived—the Arne, IVoollancl, from Plymouth; Dart,
King, Aaive, Williams, Hope, Netherwood, from Ports-
mouth; Barley, Collins, from Tenby i • Pomona, Dench,
from Exeter.; 4leanor, Wyatt, Good Intent, from
Cowes; Prosperous, Steel, and Charles, Thoin'pson, from
Chichester.

Sailed—the Hope, Mew, for Cowes ; 'lac* Tucker, for
GlasgoW ; William and Mary, Boynes, for Southampton ;
Brother's, Whittle, for Hythe ; and Pomona, Heath, .for Li-
verpool.