The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-12 00:00:00

PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURTof CHAN-
CERY, bearing date the 3d day of March, 1821, made in a
CAUSE, wherein THOMAS WILMOT and OtherS are
the Plaintiffs, and RIcHARD PENNY and Another are.
the Defendants,
THE CREDITORS of MARY SUTTON,
late of Hampstead, in the County of Middlesex, the
Testatrix in the said Decree named, who died on or about the
16th day of July 1812, Widow Of William Sutton, formerly of
lialutistead, aforesaid Gentleman deceased, are forthwith to
Bacome in and PROVE their DEBTS before Sir JOHN SIMEON,
rt In
of the Masters of the said Court; at his Chambers
-tafattlfEt ampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London,' or in
hereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said
Decree.

TTIE near approach of the DRAWING of
the LOTTERY, and the whole of the 4,007 Prizes to
be decided in One Day,
.NEXT THURSDAY,
Induce J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractors, to solicit
their friends to be immediate in their applications. The
Price of Adventure being only half what it has usually been,
has induced many persons to make'-donble pm-chases, Which
Las materially increased the demand,ohd makes it imperative
;4' those who intend to adventure, to do it immediately, as
tea nd J. S. would be very sorry to see any of their old Pa-
ons disappointed of Chances. •
Ticket only 141. 14s.—Sixteenth only,2os.
Two f
le, ^I X 21,000, and 4005-other Capitals and Prizes, with
Extra Chances for ininAYg X2O,2OO.—MUST
of £2O,2OO.—UST
ALL LE DRAM N IN ONE D
NEXT THURSDAY.
gll. CRET SHARES are selling by .1. and J. Contractors,SlVE-
-37, Cornhill ;. I I,- Holhoin; and
ItlYmarhet ; where they sold, in the Two last Contracts,
...LI, the 20,0001. Prizes ! also, 2,053, (Class 13.) 21,0Q01.1

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
133*Arr SOTHEBY; at his House, Wellington-Street, Wa-
terloo-Bridge, Strand, on THURSDAY, May 24. 1821,
and Twelve following Days (Sunday, excepted), at Twelve
Cluck,

PART I. of
TIE
.Extensive LIBRARY of his Excel-
lency the CARDINAL FESCII, particularly rich in
Alibatial and Local Ecclesiastical History; Royal and Noble
fhllealogies ; Versions of the Scriptures; Sacred Philology ;
coundis; Works of the Fathers; Theology; Canon and
Ci-
Laws: Ancient -History and Biography; together with
serfl-al- Early Printed Books and Chronicles. '
„ To be viewed on Monday, May 21„. and Catalognes (price'
;';'.l to be now had at the Place of Sale of Mr. Parker, Ox-
; Mr. Thorpe, Cambridge:- Messrs: Constable and Co.,
.c.dinbur.h • and_Messrs."Hodges and ArfArthur,
0 ,

tURGESS'S NEW `.SAUCE for General
Purposes, baying -givn u gat arbation, and
the demand for it continuinge in ch
tn icreasere, JOHppNo BURGESS
,"'d ''():S beg most. respectfully. .to offer this their best ae-
,,wledgmens— to the Public .for their liberal patronage of
'ts
• the
r~i
anie : its utility and -great convenienee in all climates
'nrecommended it to. the most distinguished foreign con-
who have all spoken tiighlv in its recommendation.
h~tta prepareithy them ONLY; ;and for preventing disappoint-
'llent to families, all possible care has been resorted to, by
etch bottle being sealed upon the col k with their firm and
rlre,„'„ well as each label haring their signature, with-
whichtit...it cannot be genuine.
JOHN BURGESS and SON long established and much
"?eented ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be pre-
-
/)lired43y them after the -same mantur that has given the
-'•tatest satisfaction for many years.
• arehume. 107, Strand, corner of the• Savoy-steps, London.
(The Original Fish-Sauce Warehouse.)

LIS T- MILLARD'S, No. IG, CIIEAPSIDE,
IN MA AND FOREIGN AND BRITISH LINEN,
• T-4318R1C, SHAWL, AND MUSLIN WAREHOUSE.
HE NOBILITY and 'LA DIES of Fashion
aec,lre very respectfully informed, that in addition to the
et,,o,,ollied supply of beautiful shawls, India. and British
linenS, French cambrics, lawns, handkerchiefs, India
ermu"Ohs and calicOes, a variety of articles for ornamental
the,. Ine is introducing after the most approved French style ;
Int,chants buying for't he East and West Indies, and proprie-
ilif:f fashionable busitiess in the country, are respectfully
-(..Ted, the greatest variety of the newest Ladies' dresses,
4d,v: hue
„, and colours, will he fouint peculiar to the house,
te,.47ed for morning., dinner, and evening dress, on the usual
low _• J. Millard respectfully informs families arriving in
that his present entire new' stock having been purchased
, qfic r the most favourable circumstances, every description
liry family linens, including superb foreign alamask table
ilttZliand napldns, and his new and rich fur nitin es fur the
"10ig-room, beds, studies, &c., for beauty, permanence of
Or,purs, mid unexampled price,. claim their peculiar notice.
40 Li:- rce only is made without deviation. India Shawls
- •

educated, by Permission, to the Margness of LANSDOWN.
.41,,.4) a few days will be published, in I Vol. Bvo.
ATTEMPT to DEFINE some of the
FIRST PRINCIPLES of POLITICAL ECONOMY.
By THOMAS SMITH.
Printed .for J..M.•Richardson, Combat.

unr.
etlnesdar, the 16th, will be pliblighed, in 4to, with
sir :flaps, Charts, Plates, Sze. 31. 13s. Gd.,
9„PINAL of a VOYAGE for the DISCO-
4-4N-i:MLY of a NOTI-I-WET PASSAGE from the AT-
150,`.4: to the PACIFIC,' performed in the years of 1819 and
„P his Majesty's ships Hecla and Griper, under the or-

• by
ut" , . WILLIAM EDWARD PARRY, R.N.N. _
44 „-°llty of the Lords Commissimters of the, Admiralty.
`"e same time will b-c,.pol,lishedy printed uniformly, 410.,
1,1,
.10s. 6,1.,
1--111'. NORTH GEORGIA GAZETTE and WINTER
the si?NCLE, a Newspaper that was
, established_7. ~n to:ara
tdiqN N
' employed in the Discovery of a
orth-N1 ist. Passage,
By Captain .DWARD SABI NE, It. A.
Printed for John Mtirroy, Albemarle-street.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

th:jILNIBRIDGE, MAY 11.----The following Gen-
-rtien Were on Wednesday last admitted to the
Illiderrnentioned degrees :
OficiTEßs OP ARTS.—GeOrge James Pennin
• 11'1414's College ; John Escreet,' of Trinity College.
Pennington, Fellow
E Fellow of
111t14"c81-alCs; o'RoArnl'isT;i7bileretsnrYFellOw'oni. King's College i.
!cartl. OkeS,e FelloNv of King's College ;
.Thomass.
Dixon,ost
v,„,, ohn's College ,James Thomas yenwicke,. of
of Sege Simon Alewburn, St. Johns College , Henry Lloyd,
lieJoh Peter's Coll; John Thomas,. Corpus Chnstt College ,
Wilkinson *asney, of Catharine-hall ; George Henry:
hielY Ilutchinson, of Caius College ; William Hartford
_.Vti-
-4et.% of Caius College ; Charles R.eynolds, Caius College; Ire
tek Aloney, of Cams Collen-e.
•
ingioreemourl;srar!ataani
toj4 the Quarter Sessions at Aylesbury, John Bianchib wass
ah,irleted of selling obscene 'snuff-boxes to some Eton oy ,
114 ..sentenced to pay a fine of M. and be imprisoned six months.
Sin: Prosecution was instituted by the Society for the Suppres-
-7 of Vice and Immorality.
from.-Ce rapid sale of the present Lottery is so far
is being astonishing, that the greater wonder
n that any Chances are left for sale ; when it is
con~i .
Is_ n,,ored that the price of adventure is only
I.4.ltfit vhat it used to be, with the absolute cer-
;:;?l,'' y of 4,007 Prizes including Two of
00, and 100 Chances for Two of R 20,200,
0 Ing all decided in ices for
Next Thursday.