The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-25 00:00:00

TH [IBS D AY, JANUARY- 23, 1810.

' ALL IN TWEI,VE HOURS.
Swryt and Co.' remind their Friends and, thkt
Public, that the whole of the present thand-STATE
LOTTERY warbe Drawn on ST. YALENT IN Ws DAY,
the 14th of Next Month, when in the short space of Twelve !
-Hours theimmense Sum of Two Hundred ThotAand Pountls
will be distributed in Prizes of 4arious descriptions, includ-
ing Forty Capitals, among which are Finn of 20,0001. each. ,
TICKETS and S HARES' ire on Sale In great variety' at.
their Offices, No. r r, Poultry, No. iz, Charing-Cross, and •
'No. 3 r, Aldgate High-street, where Five of the Capital
Prizes in the last Lottery were sold in the last Lottery were
sold in Shares.
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QCRIPTURAL ILLUSTRATIONS •of the
THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES of of
,ENG LAN D; with a PraClical COinntent won each Article;
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Unity.
• ,I3y SAi4IUEL WIX, A.M.
Kalov of Inwartli, • in the County of Esiex ; 'and- Vicar of
St. 13arthotoineW the Less; London.

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• No. 03, ROYAL EXCHAN OE.
M.— ESSRS: f HAZARD, BURNZ, and Co. Stock-
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TICKETS and SHARES' for the present ,STALE LOT.
T E RY, which is ,on the same new•and improved Plan as the
last, consisting of only 5,000. Numbers, are on Sale at their
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„ The. SCR PANE • contains,
4 - - - - - Prizes of ~ - - , k20,n00
4 - - - - . - . of - - - - 5,000
r a, - - - - l',oon
And zo ' - of - -- ' - - sot.,
-To be all drawn in ONE DAY, - the r4th of F EB R U A RY',
.. - 4810.- ' , .

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EY TON; Partner with .the late Sir j... 13RANSCO,.1118,
Removed to '2' Cor,nhilL, near the Mansion-House,,,
RETURNS Ilts,Grateful Thanks for all Favout •
received during the Eiglif Years' he was the'Orify Part- "
ner 'and person conueded in the Lottery Business with the
late Sir tames Branscornb,- and respealully solicits the corn-
mantis, of his friends s and the public, at his present Office,
No. i, CO It N J-1 I LL, ne established solely, on his own ac:.
count, acid where the smallest order will meet Orat'civility
and'attention for' which his former residence was particularly
'noticed. - • -
The Lottery will be draWn all in ONE DAY, FE-
BRUARY LI, igie. ,
• The .Schenie and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so
good, and were so universally approved in the last Lottery,
that very, few 'words ore required to invite purchasers.
Eyton theretore has only to add, that as Ti..kets and Shares
will most certainly rise, an early-application should be made
at his lucky Office, . i • •
No. 2, CO li,N HILL, near the MansiOn-Flouse.
I. air The Public arc respettfollyintormed-,.that no Busi-.
iness can be transaeted befute Eight o'Clock in the fulorning or
after Eight o'clock in the Evensigi accurdiriA to the A. 61. of
Pa;iianuint. .
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ri)ll.lCt 'SIXPENGE ALFP'~NN St

.SIR JAMES BRANSCOME and CO.
Alt now Selling TICKETS and •SHARES in
the NEW STATE LOTT E RY, to-be drawn the 14111
oft ARY, 180., all in OE DAY, at their Lucky
4.Mlices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. N 1,. Holborn, No. 38,..flay-
market anit No: 269, Strand ; where they had the tin.:-re-
Warted good Fortune to distribtite to the Public," in'lhe
last Three Udtt-ries alone, the following Capital Pr;'
Shares, namely
N 0.2,6 ,C20,e00 No.- 1,358 - ‘2,
9,12.3 -- - 20,000 12,167 -
18,977 - 20,000 • 4,393 - •
12,510 20,000 I 15,127 .
3,256 - 18,318. - -
With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, NO
which divic!ed .smongst tile Fortunate Holders a 4,765
pendent 01 army ',soot. &c.
%Vitae likewise the First 3a,0001 Prize, the rimy
Prize; and thelasf 25,0001. Prize, ever- shared in
Lottery, were sold in Thirty .one ,hares.
The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an ear
chase in the.present Lottery, being on yllie same niutti.ap..
proved Plan as the last, when nearly every Tirlet was sold,
as they presume a, scareity.ot Tickers 4nd Sh4re, wi It b ,ex-
perienced, from the merits-of. the Plitt being more generally
•1 known. Scheme in this Paper. '
Prizes paid on Demand. •

PICTUALLING.OFfICE;
'f'an. tB,
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71rHE COMMISSIONERSjOrFICTUALLING
.711-Her MAJESTrs Auvr do hereby give Nctice, That oft
Friday,: the 2.c1 of February next, they be ready to :reielve,
Tenders in writing (sealed rip); and treat for Five Hundred
Tons of genuine ()ATM E A 1., to be dellirrt'ed one hall-thereof ire
one Month, and the case, half in oni llf,ntb afterwards, into Hit
Majesty': ViElualling Storer at Deptford, Portsmouth', and Pit,
mouth, in the proportion: rtruierrnentioned, viz.
Tons
Deptford
Portsmouth
Plymouth .. . . tco
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Sit
•
-And to be paid
_lot by Bilh, qtyable with Ninety AT;

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burgh, i .Dublin, I Waterford.

THE SUN.

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1810.

We received this mottling the following important
American Intailigence, extracted from the Rational
Intelligencer, the (Alicia' Paper, of the nth ult.

FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, DEC. 20.
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.

FOREIGN RELATIONS.--Mr. MASON, from the
Committee, on as much of the Message of the Pre-
sident of the Ciiited States,, as relates to our Fo-
reign relations, reported a Bill respecting the Com-
mercial lutefcburse between the United 'States and
Great Britain and France, and for other purposes.
The first section prohibits all smaller vessels be-
longing to Great(Britain from entering the harbours.
of the United States, subject to the certain sPeci-
nid exception., The 2d section prescribes the pu-
nishment of those who 'shall aid the infraaion of
this -provisiot:, The 3d prohibits all vessels sailing
under the flag of-Great Britain or prance, or owntd
m the whole or by part by any, Citizen of either,
from entering the harbours of the United States.
4. Prohibits the importation 'in the West Indies
of goods from Great Britain or Ireland, and France
and their Colonies; or 'of goods from any foreign
port, wh:ch are the growth, produce, or rnanufac-
ture of Great Britain or France, unless in vessels
owned wholly by citizens .of the West Indies. The
above to take immediate e flea .

S.. Prohibiting alter the I sth April nex►, the kn.-
portation of goods from Great Britain and France,
and their colonies, unlevs imported direelly there-
from. 6,7, anti. 8, Affix penalties to the infrac-
tion of these penalties of these provisions.
The 9th 'authori,es the President, in case either
France or Great Britain shall so revoke or aiodify
their edicts, as they shall cease to violate the neu-
tral.conimerce of the United States, to declare the
same by Proclamation, after which the prohibition
of this act on the comi-nerce of the nation so doing
snail cease.

11.. Repeals theAta to amend and continue in foe
cer'tain part of tle Act, entitled, an Act to interdict
•
the commercial • intercourse between the united
States and Great Britain and France, and their de-
reridencies, and tor no other purpose. . .

12. Limits this At to the end of the next. Session

•of Congress.
The Bill was read a.second time, and referred to
a Committee of the whole.

The result of the both Houses Of Par-
liament yesterday morning, has disappointed the
hopes, and falsified theyrediaiOns, of the_Opposi-
tion and their friends.r The Amendments Proposed
were rejeaed in both :Douses .by large and decisive
triajoris, and it is to be reeollOted that several
Members Of Administration were necessarily absent
from the 'House of Commons. With respea to the
argunients used by the Opposition against Ministers,
it would be useless for us to offer any comments
pporr' them, having given at full length the Speech
of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, In which
all the objections of his opponents were discusSed
and refuted with his usual ability. There is, how-
ever, one point upon which we cannot avoid saying
a.feW words--we mean with respeEl to the Amend-
ment. The OppOsition, both in and out of
PJrlia-
tnent, s eta to'entertain the most extraordinary no-
tions Of justice, notions which we trust will never
find general acceptance in this Co-nutty. They seem,
'not to knOw, that 1301 only according to the letter
and spit it of the Law of England, but:tothe dictates
of common sense, conviaion or acquittal should be
• the result of ,Inquiry, and not precede it. Nothing,
sorely, can be more reptignant to common sense,
than calling upon any body of mu to pass a direct
t- •
censure upon certain tntasures., and then to institute
an invesligation to know miiLlher that censure be
,rneritc.d or not,. But it may be said, that it is ne-
cessary, in the first instance, to lay the ground
for the inquiry, and that in so doing, it was almost
w avoid sreAing of the measure to be
examined in:o, without employing some terms of

There is, however, a great follacy this
argument. rco: persons cad he, more ready to admit
than wv are, that the failure of itny extensive exr_
ditiou affords a prima Jade ground to demand In-
quiry, and in calling tor..that liiquiry, it ismecessAry

ceosure.