The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-28 00:00:00

By of der of a Court of Directors,
RICHARD HEATIIFIELD, Secretary.

,

' Just Published,
THE FRENCH GENDERS, Taught in SIX
FABLES; being a plain and, easy art of memory, by
Which the Cendirie of the 15,518 French Nouns may be learned
in afe W hour; Nyritten by the Master of a Grammar &loot—
Price One Shilling. •
Primed for W. B. Goodluck, Grenbill. •

Po itTA NT IM I' 11. Q V ENT it' I' N.
. • T.,;:151
llr.ES,l.'be usual trainner of manufacturing Pen-
ltt:fe itladetslmslong been a subjoct of complaint. The edge
.4 Made. 1.4) Ittfq and the. angle too obtuse; the consequence is
that the edge 1t cutting is Aoluctiiiies_uimianageable and driven
IntO the quill nearly across. This inconvenience almost every
Vcion.inthe.habit of making pens has.frertucutly experienced.
To obviate-this entirely, T. of .I,xeter 'Change, has
intivdttged a' Penknife Blade, manufactured entirely on a new
pr ncpls the line of the edge being parallel with the side Of
the biatte. forms a very acute angle : the instrtunent, therefore,
even in inexperienced hands, may be easily governed.; no cut-
ting unit-What' itintended can take place; and the Pen is formed
with the grvatest.l4ety and the utmost facility. The blade of
this Penknife beautiful in workmanship, and can be' rechin-
mended with thirktierice, a's superior to any article previously
introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also can he used with
the right or left hand.—The blades are dade from retitled silVer
steel.

IN ONE DAY,
81X of .£30,0001 awl Lotteries end for ever.
.IPARROLL, CONTRACTOR, assures the
. . Public, that by Act of Parliament,

.... This is the Last Drawing,
,
This is the Last ,Lottery,
This is the Lust Chance,
That Will ever be presented to gain Thirty• Thousand Poumls,by
risking a,rneee trifle. The demand is great and general through-
Tait the Kingdtnn; CARROLL, therefore, advises all who intend
to adventure, to nnke their purchases quickly, and whilst there
i 4 a variety .ufsNuMbers to select from.
The Price of Tickets and Shares have already risen, and will
ertitinly he considerably higher; and should the demand con-
tinue, it may he impossible to obtain them at the approach of the
drawing,
at any price.
The Scheme, contains, for the FIRST, LAST, and ONLY
titiff in tho !finals rof Lotteries, ••
SIX PRIZES OF. XBO,OOO,
WITH EVERY TICKET A PRIZE!
~,Forming an Aggregate Oceeding: .
.£389,000
•' '• All in One Day, ISth JULY, ' •
'WHEN LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale by CARROLL, (Con-
tractor), .at his Fortunate Offices, No. 19, Cornhill ;
.7, Char-
ing Crum; and 26, fliford-S. %vet, London; where he sold, with-
-41 ft short period,
4 - - . Prizes of £BO,OOO !
- . Prize of - £20,000 !
And other Capitals in former Lotteries exceeding
A MILLION STERLING !

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE and PROVIDENT
LIFP, OFFIOE,, Regent-street, and RoYal Exchange, Lon-
don ; and also.at Edinburgh, Dublin, Paris, and all the principal
Lorsus in Great .Britain. Establiahed in 1806. Capitals, a
Sterling and upwards. Reduction of Premiums, First
elm*: la. 6d. per Cent. • Farming BtOck, in certain eases, 18.6 d.
Per Cent. All insured :hare profits equally. Claims have been
Nid immediately, and in full, to 1100 sufferers. Returns of 251.
!kltd2o/. per Cent. haVe been paid invariably : 52,000/. returned
the last twelve yeare. Bonuses of 131. Bs. and 261. 120. per
t:e!lt; have bee:: paid on Life Policies.

ITT P; It. IAI; • FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY, SUN-COURT, CORNHILL, and No. 5, ST.
"llES'ki-STREFeT. ,

'CORNELIUS BULLER, Ehq, Chair Man.
JOHN HORSLEY PALMER, Esq. Deputy Chairman.

Grant Allan, Esq..
Charles Barclay, EN.
4,:nees Barely; ,Erna
Charles Danvers, E.
John Henry Do fell,
Samuel Draws, Esq.
William Fry, Esq.
Robert Lang, Elq•
Richard Lee, E4q.
David Lyn-% Eaq.

DIRJECTORS,
Daniel Mildred, EN.
Sir, Charles Price, Bart.
Joseph Reid, Esq.
John Baker Richards, Esq.
John Smith, Esq.
Henry Smith, Esq.
Henry Sterry, Esq.
John Benton Tritton, Esq.
sod
Richard Twining,_Esq.
).X-DIRRCTORS.
Geo'go Brimen, ... v.
sq. Sir James Shaw, Bart.
Andrew Colvile, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq.
Jeremiah Olive, Esq. Joseph Timperon, Esq.
AUDITORS.
bliChael Blitlids EMI. James Pattison, jun. Esq.
Gerard De Visme, Esq. and
Andrew I..oUghlSat.j4". •E*4l. Julio Tritton, Esq.
.This Company have resolved to intake the following reducliol,
to the Rates of Premium hitherto charged on the three common
Cloves of Insurance, except in special cases.
First Class
Second ......... . .....
Third ......... .
P. MILNER", Accountant.

N COM Pli A "NTS, and, Mail LIT Y.
FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS.
To those wi; are afflicted with Nervous Disorders and
tirrit .varjoUC.Ciiigreollittg affeetions,, as oppression of spirits,
/lead-aches, loss of appetite, indigertion, spasms, tremors,
con-
tits,, and debility-0e relaxation of the system, it is
ntlently recommended-to have recourse to ave celebrated
from which they 'ate assured of obtaining immediate
raticrvgnd by s.tlue pepeeerancc in it, agreeably to the threc.
tibne given, the complete re-establishment of their health.
Sold in Bottles, At 41,; 6d. 't Its. anti 225. by, 1141,1er51"i"
trusts, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paults, London ; 51, aaC""
Ville4trot ,Dublin ; and /3, 'Prinees..street, Bdinbargll4 ,„
n•
and Cp. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street;
ITid by thiPtincipal Medicine Vetiders.throughout the United
ningdom.
tl whom may be had, Dr. FeiTHERGILL'S TONIC
Als,pli4bs, recommended in -general Debility of the
tistitution, also as a safe and excellent remedy in 'those pe-
tlKleellertguilaritiei which Females, of delicate and languid
1•411. ation, more especially three younger part, are liable to.—
4" ;"mg anti r w:4-

There, is a man who has acted all hie life as hostler
to in inn not exactly twenty miles from Falkitk. Sone time
Ilo• a taleulation marte,of the gross quantity of all kinds of
"rink which be had taken, when it appeared that no less than the.
''finher of 8116$06=gillal Or 11,430 gallons, had,-during the lett.
S y vas, henauclted op,,aby,this, human, apqnge; yet lute memory
g"Q,I, stud there are few paasagea Of the Bible or 144111111tfiat he
tipeatai-flftirliri§ Journal,)

iN CHIEF.

IfiRAD-QVARTRRS, CHOULTRY JAN. 16, 1826.

•
It is with: feelings of attachment and regret, cheered by the
pride of honourable recollections, that Lieutenant-General Bowser
for the last .time addresses the army of Fort St. George.
The ties of more than half a century, during which the Lied-
tenant-General has had the honour of being associated in the in-
' wrest' of the officers and soldiers of that army, must necessarily
he strong; and in offering them the tribute of his sincere admi-
ration and the gage of his perfect regard and esteem, hewn tem-
per the painful feeling of permanent separation, by the knowledge
and recollection alone, that this gallant and distinguished army is
at,the vet* zenith of its glory awl its reputation, and that the
same army which aided the exploits of a Coots, and witnessed the
dawn of a Wellington's career, should, at this epoch, be proving
itself equally zealous, devoted, and efficient in a new and unusual
service, wherein the strong ties of cast and prejudices of habits
and cu stoms have vanished beneath the touch of discipline and
attachment to the service, and that valour which; had hitherto
been almost limited to the narrow confines of a country, has
proved itself of general application wherever required or directed.
With the proud consciousness of having shared the dangers and
hollows of such an army, and being the oldest soldier serving in
India, Lieutenant-General Bowser now bide his comrades a last,
a heartfelt, And an affectionate farewell; acknowledging, with a
grateful. recollection, the zeal,. ability, and public spirit by which
he has been aided in his duties by all the istafT and departments,
who are alike distinguished for, a high military Pride and am-
bition to maintain the distinguished reputation of the army in all
its brauches.
T. 11. S. CONWAY, Adjutant-General of the Army.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LLOYD'S, JUNE

DRAT, Jut9r 26.—Wind N.E.-.-The Maitland from Dom-
bay is werking into the Downs.
DOVIO4, Jl.l 20.-r-Off .the port the Kate, Creswell, from
Bahia, for llamburgh.
Pottrssinurn, JUNE 26.—Wind SSE..Arrived the Deux
Senrs, Jelbie, from Cherbourg. Passed by from ,London the
Eclipse, Duncan, for the South Seas.
Fa paoullfi, JuN,s 25.—Wind E.—Arrived the Four Friends,
Roberti; ,Marshall, Birch; and Betsey, Nicolls, from London.
Ltvr;iieoot,, JU N 21.—Wind N.}:.—Arrived the Arcturus,
Jellison, from New Orleans. Sailed from Belize, sth May,
Amanda, Arttnell, from ,Jacabstadr.

RYE, JUNE 26.-►•Tbe larboard quarter of a vessel, *narked
Wear, of Sunderland, :was towed into this hay YOteiTlay by
Deal pilots ; she appears to he quite new.