The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-27 00:00:00

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Established bylloyal Charter, in the Reign of King George
the First.
-
March, 1817.
PERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due
on the soth instant, are hereby informed; that Receipts
are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over
the itoial Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as wel! as by their re-
spective Agents in the several Counties and the Parties as.
cured are requested to apply for the iteuewat of their Poli-
cies on or before the 9th. of April next; as the usual rif-
teen Days allowed. for Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
licy, will (hen expire.
• SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary.
lie Attendance, Is et, the si iid Wires, fortes.
Assurance-of Poildinge, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships,
in Harbour, ill' Duck' or while building, from' Lose or Da-
•mage by Dire; and alk for the Assurance of, and granting
Annuities on, Lives.
N.II. Fire Policies will be.issued free of Expence to the As-
sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to Gs. or up-
wards.

•
CARROLL has the greatest toitisfaulion ih
ILA . laying the following SCHFAIE of the ensuing LOT-
before the Public, and has no hesitation in declaring
it to be the best that hat been submittekto them during the
last twenty years.
In every former Lottery there have been generally as many
as Your Wanks to Ouv Prize, hut in the present there are
nearly Five Prizes. to Two Wanks, and the lowest Prize is 4
111. value, with the farther advantage of Tickets and Shares
selling at the following Low Prices, viz.:—
A Whole Ticket is Guineas.
• Half 4.9 19i• Eighth Z.e t ts. 6,1.
(Xuartcr
SCHEN K.
- -

9....Prizet 0f.... ,C..2o,oo6itiloney ,C.40,000
Y. . io,ooo Consols 4U,Otu
9 2.000 Ditto 4,140u
0 l,OOO Money
4 'o4o Coasols 4,000
6. SOO Ditto 3,000
10.. . . 200 Ditto , 2,0c0
tO . .... 100 Money
i 0... 5O Mono,
40 25 miiiiil
11,000 12 money
4• : _Prim of a Ticket each in the Next Lottery,
6,00 to he drawn the ,Ith June*, which in,ty be 96,000
. told for -1111. each ' . .

10,00 PriZPs
4,602, Blantis.

-Grand Total. ,C.Vo,oun

1.400 Tickets.
The DRAWING will coramenci on the 30th APRIL.
The Firot. drawn 1000 blanks will be each entitled to .121.
and every Ptize above Obi. will receive, in additiOn to such
Prize, One of the above. 8000 Tickets, so that the Ticket
which shall be drawn One of the Prizes of 20,0001. in this
Lottery, may also be drown One of the Prizes of 15,0001.
in the Hem' ; and all by one purchase.,
* The Lottery to I), drawn on the 4th .Tune will only consist
ur the, 8000 Tickets - which are given as Pri,2e4 in the above
St;iirtna, Todd will centain Two Pcicas of Lf.,,0001. and moil
other Cipitatit k all of which 'oust tie gained by Adverittirers
in the present Lottery, ‘vito have the option of keeping their
Prize Tickets, or selling them for 121. each at any time he.
fore the tat of Jane.
TIC'KE rs and SHARPS are on Site at the Offices of
CARROLL 7, CORNUILI., arid 26, .OXFORD,S'cREET
(estahlisheii 1777), where 7735. a Prize of 30,0001. and Sete'
other Capitals, werd Shared and Sold in the Lottery before
the last.
Favourite Numbers may be secured by an early Application.

Two BOOKS—EVERY PAGE A TREASURE.
This Day was published,
USEVUL mid LEGAL INFORMATION ;u
every Speci• $ of teal Properly, Estates, !looses, An-
huh &c. with a Plan to make 2 per Cent. legally, with-
out risk I price ss.
The MASTED'S otrr to his APPRENTICE on quitting
pOinting out his way to Wealth and Reputation ; p rice 3s.
Dy an Old Stager.
Sold at No. t, Paternoster-row.

This Day was published, handsomely printed In 6 vols. see.
Mice al. as. in boards, a New Editionuf
A N ECCLZSJASTICAL lIISTORY,
Au-
cleat and Modern, front the Birth of Christ to the be.
ginning:of the Eighteenth Century ; • in witich the, Rise, Pro.
gress, and Variations of Church Power are considered in
their con:station with the Stato of Learning and Philosophy,
and the Political History of Europe during that period.
By the late Learned JOHN LAURENCE-MOSt-lEIM, D.D.
Chancellor of the University of Gottingen. .
Translated from the original Latin, and illustrated with
Notes, Chronological Tables, and on Appendix,
A.RCHIBALD MACLAINE, D. D.
Continued to the end' of the' Eighteenth Century,
By cH4nes COOTS, LLD.
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By the Right Rev. Dr. GEORGE GLEIG, of Stirling.
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LOCK AND SURGICAL ills..N.tiAtt 1 .
His lt.o.iii•iiighnesi the DUXE of YORK, President.
Strant;os.-'.llr. Kiernan, Washer of. the Royal College,
Lortchi.n.
GcnicaNnits,—Earl of Egremoot, Earl of Leitrim, lion. Col.
J. Derry, M.P. John LrOottehe, M.P.
rliE Royal and Noble l'atrOna Of the above
I. INSTITUTION, tor the exclusive Treatment of VE-
NERBAL compLAiNTs, and their dangerous consequences,
in order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se-
lectee KIEILNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the
list of the.Royei College) froth haring. directed his ehief at-,
tention to those diseases,. It is the misfortune of _Patients
under such complaints; to be -too often the 'aupcs•of
rate Pretenders, who practise. on the credulity by imposing'
titles and specious promises. lust this class (of lat'm
numerus and .ditling), Mr..Kiernagn conceives it a part of bik
otkialo chity to caution tile Politic; by pointing to the List of
the Royal College, PirbliSliert in Feb' 1816, the may
sure wide, and that nu assertion of Persons assuming such
titles, and priblicly adrertiting thent, without being sanc-
tioned by-this Litt, are, to be
,credited. The anqual reports
of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some.of the most
dangerous cases of Strictui Debility, and ether supposed
incurahle'`afrections (lithe Genet ative Organs, hare been here
radically and successfully treated; facts. ti hick require no
hachnied testimany;of aililavits to prove,
,but the most re-
.
Spectabie-Medkialevid,,,c.
Mr. it.ttNiV; ni,y, Ue con,iksited ttS .nsual,:hv .both Sexes,'
at his house„, 21, Lower Chailotte-street, Beilford-siluare,
where Letteric'troiii 'Town 'and Country.are to be addressed,
mitt the necessary Advice ,and Medicine will be 'given, or
sent, to any part of the United Kingdom.
4.4 t published, price 4s. Second ELlitioo, Practical Oh-
servatinns .1111 Aire Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be
had at. N0.'174, Fleet-street, No, 114e,r mot r- ow , and
No. 10, Lrown-conrt, Soho.

BIPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

IOUSK (iP LtiROS, 11,
....DNESDAY; Ai ARCH 26..

I the ..Scotch Appeaiii; 'knit and
iirtplicAinil ()die, tltr j►i►lo►nent of be-
low was

•• • •' ; -
PfiltCY presented a
,petpton4 the object a
which we could not licar.—,-Laid on the

... . . •
hilts I3ilt, froti •
The Exchequer,.oll(l. Bar l!ori Ex.
portatititt Bill, were read a.ttiircl time, bird passed.
The Excheq►ter Cotiit proceedings Bill was
coMmitted add reported.-;—Adjourited:

//OUSE OF tOMIVLON,.

LONDON PRISON
On the motion .of S)r that the eeport
of the Loudon New 13111 be taltbn
into fis-
titer considiriim
The Siiiszett rase, eV ill:inked; that he had
repOrt, which wea \Try prislia; end appeared
to contain all the circumstancei relative to the
case. Jo the course of that report the Jaw officer
of the City of London stated, that he thought the
indulgence of the House might be extended to the
City in this instance, becanse•a similar itidub.tcnee
had been given in other cage's. Tuere could be
no doubt, that the Rouse had frequently departed
from its established regulations in matters of this
kind ; but it was •under Particular rules, which
could not be dispensed with. The first class of
eases within those rules was, either that proper
notice had not been given, or the -sickness of the
4gent, or the miscarriage of a letter ; under any of
winch circumstances the House would give
iuetul-
g,nce. Another class of cases,was of this sort--
the tailing of a bridge, on the arrival Of a person
from abroad, whose presence was absolutely ne-
cessary : but the present case did not come within
collet of these rules. It was said, that the agent,
Ale City Iteumenibrancer, had no order to proceed
in this matter til. February ; but the principals.,
the Committee of Ili pnivelactit, knew they should
want to apply to Parliament two years ago. It
retold, therefore, be a violation of all the rules of
the House, it they should consent to any farther
proceedings on this report 'at present. He hail
felt it his duty to state the praetieb to time House,
add now Idt the case to their determination.

Sir j. Snaur said, after. having heard the
api-
nion which ha" been just delivered from the Chair,
he did not think it proper to propose that tiny far-
ther proceedings phould be adopted at present.
Ile should, therefore, defer the farther considera-
tion of this matter till the next Session of rhr-
liament.

Sir JAmEs OttAttAm said, he should always ob-
ject to thisiintentled measure, if any other cows-
ty than diet of • Middlesex, awl the City of Lon=
don, were to te ta,ied !or Carrying it into ekeetl.
don. He hoped the City of London would think
it right to tax themselves only; and not to burden
the Counties of Kent, Surrey, Buckiugham, and
Hertford, for the improvenreint of thei:- City.— •
(Hear !)
Mr. Alderman ATKINS hoped, that, although
the nonoutable i3alOnet said he should defer this
measure for the present, he would think it incum-
bent On him, at a future period, to do all that was
necessary for the idiOrovement of the City of Lon-
don, according to the views of the Committee
that load been appointed for that purpose.
Mr. H Stnussa and Mr. C. SMITH said a few
words, when the motion Was withdrawn.
Mr. Colmar; presented Petitions from Wood-
bridge, 'and another place 'which • we did not dis-
tinctly hear, praying for relief under the Poor
Laws, Referred to the Committee now sitting
on that.subject.
• Mr. ARKUTIINOT presented the papers moved
for by Mr. Bennett on a.fornter night, relative to
the various appointments which Colonel Berries
held muter his Majesty, with the dates of sueli
appointments, and the salaries atir.P,l t theru.
Mr. CALVKRT postponed hit G"«'l4.frt to
preventing frauds in the dispos'.l of till the
16th of April.
The Naval Officers Pay Itegnlnticu 1..1 want
through a Committee ; the Re:-.)ti yrt-
up, and the Bill ordered to he rrei "4-A;e6411-7,2g
to-morrow.