The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-16 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL
i 6, 1804.

1"t I

To the NOBILITY, CLERGY and GENTRY, FREE-
HOLDERS in-the WEST RIDING of the COUNTY
of YORK. •
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
T unaffected is with unaffeed reluctance that I am per-
il. suaded to excite your attention to a,Subjed which has,
with too little delicacy, been submitted to public observa-
tion. But as two_ Gentlemen have thOught it conducive to
their-irtteres,ts to solicit your favour, by anticipation, ,for the
honour...dile Office of Register, I hope I shall neither incur
your. .displeasure, nor betray my own interest, if I adopt a
very di &rent line of conduct.
Such a Canvass by anticipation is so repugnantto the ge-
neral usage of Society, and, coupled with the assurance that
no immediate resignation is intended, is sO abhorrent to the
..gent:ral lepliqgs,of;Vlankind, thatjit would not require to be
noticed, were it riot peculiarly aggravated in the caseof your
present most-amiable. and deveryedly respected. Officer. .To
a sure the World, and more 'particularly the County- of
,- rk, iii the emphatic language which one qt the..caLyii,ates
4s h employed, that your present. Register is not guilty *of
bttriving..yoUr interests by collusiOn, is more than unneces-,
sarr, bur there is an ambiguity;, and, -I:think, a fallacy: in
. that Address, which may possibly impose on, you an impro-
per inference. ,
To sty that the present Canvass-has the APPROBATION of
' thezG•entleman who noty fills the 0 friceof -Register with so
much honour, is trvtr.Ltrni.v to say thiff he' ccfnnives at the
' Cartftessialwhielety4u-r-littling*woulti.n.wolf wipludignatiou);
but the tad is expiessli denied in the wo-rds cit,the Address :
0 say, however, that this Canvass has the rpm,. Nt iss tot,: of
y.oux.R.egistei, is tp say very little, be..;ause there are some
'' alines' which M:c; nbt less difficult to be relised; than they
are intl,ekicato to -be' requested . . .
With feeling's, tficrefore,'of respect to your present 0 fficer,
not less sincere than any,eandidate, -and, with alt ambition
nut less. reasonable, less honest, or less ardent, than either of
the preSefit
_Candidates, I entreat you most,oatestly to re-
serve your judgments until the proper season shall occur for
exdrei siO. your 'Votes. '

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The 23d of APRIL, iSo.i,
~,._
THE LAST LoIrIYFRY BEGINS 'DRAW..
. As SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. •
2 of A:zo,ono_... are 4:40,000
.2 - 1,p,000 - , 20,000
• A - zOi/..5i000 - 15,000
4 - 2,000 - B,ono
Pt' -,1 10000 • 12,000
13. . .I, s''a - 6,500
20 . - '' tot) - 4,000
53 - i- :2f, 10° - 5,000
1:0 - so - 5,000
7,350 - v ihit.',-. 2, - 147.000

• ice,

30,000 Tickets ,C2,6z,.c00
• . Part of the Capitals.
-First-dr:trout Ticket First Day - - f.. nogg
first-daotwit-,Ti(iket Seventh Day -
Tirst-dravri Ninth Day' - - - - - s,eco
TI.CKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY
LICENSEDLtirrERY-Ol?FICE.
PRESENT PRICE.
Tickt:t - - - - - 4.17 Is 0
Halt' --- 9 4 o Eighth - - 2 7 o
Q:latitr - - 4 13 o Sixteenth - - 3 6
***Tickets ,nd Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing.

LAST STATE LOTTERY for 1803.
WIFT and Co: No. I 1, Poultry, have on .sale"
'TICKETS arid SHARES of the above -Lottery,- whidh
larginsArawing on Monday next. . •
The following Capital Prizes of the Lotteries .in and for
the year 1803, were sold and7registered at this Office, viz.
22.6, a Prize 10,000 in-Shares.
/1,599, - - .
9,0,43 ,
0 -
:5000
eu - scoo Shares. •
41,69 h - • 2000 Shares.
And others of 10001. &c. .3ce. &c.

D ICHARDSON, GOODLUC4., and Co. State.
11,.. Lottery Offices, Cornhill and Charing Cross., Lona )11,
are selling TICKETS and SHARES in die greatest variety
of Numbers, for the State Lottery, whiCh begins'llrawing on
MONDAY, the 23d of April next. Where in the late Lot=
teries the following Capitals were sold in Shares :
No. i 2,8,37 ' £30,o)0 No: ''26,883 k3O ,ors
7,105 20,900 ' 48,752 20,000'
48,577 20,000 23,148 20,000
35,989 20,000 27,904 la,ooo
• 31,092 10,000 1 25,215 10,000
In a whole Ticket,
No. 48,318 -- %20,000.
Also Prizes oft: jot)°, £2,060, ,Ca,ooo, tk.c. too numerous
to particularize
fry- It is recommended not to destroy Tickets or Shares' in
_former Lotteries 'till they are again examined; correct Regis-
ters,' for this purpose, arc kept, for upwards of Seventy
Years back, at the Offices of Richardson, Goodl tack, and Co.

-
ENGOSI-1 LOTTERY E.:G rNs DRAWING
•' On MONDAY, the 23d of APRIL. 1804-
THE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, 'Eighths, and
Sixteenths, are now selling in great Variety of Num-
bers, and on the lowest terms. The.Muney for Prizes paid
on dernand, by

HORNSBY and Co.
Stock-Brokers, at ,their old established State Lottery Office,
(-Litenseil pursuant to Ad of Parliament)
'No. z 6- Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange London.t-)
All-Shares Soli at this Office will be •stamped agreeable
to Act of Parliament, with-the words ".State Lottery Stamp--
Office."
-Letters, Parcels by Mail Coach, or Carrier; duly attended
to, exatilv on the same Terms as if present. •
• _/..34nk, l.gdi r, and South Sea Stocks, with their several
Annuities and all kinds 'of Government Securities bought
and sold bey Commission. - •
.„-HoNNsBy .and•• Co.. sold in the late Lottery, No. 53S'
.2,,,c061. two Eighths and twelVe Siiteenth Shares; No.
20,2.&3, ro,cool. in one Quarter, two bighths and eight Six-
leen'th Shares ; No. r 5061. in one Quarter, one Eighth
and ten Sixteenths ; No 21,343, seol. in one Quarter, one
Eighth and ten Sixteenths.

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In a few pays will be published, '
In One large Vaal-tibia OciaVo; dedicated, lac l'erfnissiOn,
to H is7Roy akiti ighrtess the llu.keof fork,
ILITARY MEMOIRS, relating,:'.to Cam_
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Ancient and Modern ;cx.traCled front the best Authorities :
WitifoCcasional Remark'S:
By the Author of Memoirs-of the War in Asia, from ang•to.
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Frederick the Great Of PruSsia, iii his Military InstrU4rOns
to his' General ()Meets, " that he had 'learned from'
Experience that profound ,Skill was not to- hex-quirt:l;ll)y,
mere Practice in the Art of War,,or otherwise, than by ap-
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the General should be
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same timethe Circumstances that led to Vietory or Defeat,
would serve as an - Aid arid an easy Introduction: But the
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Coninis,ions Renfiewshire Reziment of Militia, sivred
hy I,l,u%enant. Dated February 20, ao4.
Ensiot Robert Elliot to be Lieutenant, vice Snodgrass. Claud
-Alexander, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Elliot.

COmMissiins in tiJe Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornw:Al
Nlinets, signed 6.9 the I,,rd 1-Varden. Dated April 6, 00+
lesias Cock to be Lieutenant, vice Tatnlyn, promot-
ed in the Bth West India Regiment. Thomas Thompson,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cock.

C;miniision fn the Dumfries-shire Regiment of Militia, signed
by the Lori L:eatenant. Dated February 9, Igo.}.
W.]'ter Cargill, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mitchell, promoted.
C.-iinntissi,n in the North Hants Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu-
tenant.

Thomas Colllthard, jun. Gent. to be En.iign. Dated April
10, 1804.

Commis:biz in the Hereford Regiment of Militia, signed 15), the
Lord Lit atenant.

'John Brown, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated March r, 1804.
C.'ntnzissi.,;n in the ist Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Mi-
litia, signed by the Lw.d Lieutenant.
john Jackson, Cent, to be Ensign, dated April tt, rBo4.

Croft /I Uce, ripril 14, /804.
MEMBER. RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS

SENT PARLIAMENT.
Barougo of Knaresb,r:mgL.
Wllliam Cavendish, Esq. in the Room of James Hare, Esq.
deceased.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Sander Russelsheim, of Coulstooe-square, hitechapel,
merchant.

B.INKRUPTS.

William Smith, of Westbromwich, Staffordshire, butcher,
to surrender May is, at two, 16, ar.dzb, at eleven, at the
Shakespeare Tavern, New-street, Birmingham. Attor-
hies, Messrs. Devon and Tooke, No. Gray's-inn-
square ; or to Mr. Burrish, Birmingham.
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I osoph Makin, of i oltori, Lancashire, cotton-tr.anufaEfurer,
to surrender April 23, May r 2., and 26, at three, at the Star
Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messes. Cheshyre and Wal-
ker, Manchester.
Archibald Stevenson, of Margaret-street, Cavendish square,
engine-maker, to surrender April 21, 28, and May 26, at
ten, at Guildhall., Attornies, Messrs. Burgoyne and
Fielder, Duke-street. Grosvenor-square.
lames Go;lfrecl, of High-street, Shadwell, slopseller, to sur-
render April 21, May 1, and z 6, at ten, at Guildhall. At.
torney, Mr. Thomas Ashtield, High-street, Shadwell.
Hugh Johnson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, carpenter, to stir-
r—nder May I, 2, and z 6, at eleven, at Bellas Colfee-house,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Clayton and
Brumwell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; or Messrs. Clayton
and Scott, Lincoln's-inn, London.
john Pickering the younger, late of Runcorn, county of Ches-
ter, miller, to surrender A pril 27, 28, and May 26, at eleven,
at the Bear's-Paw, Frodsham, Chester. Attornies, Mr.
Francis Ashley, Frodsharn ; or Mr. Thomas Wainwright,
No. 1, Hare-court, Temple.
Tames Hurdis, late of Seaford, Sussex, apothecary, to sur-
render April 21, May 25, and 26, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Messrs Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, St. I antes's-
walk, Clerkenwell.