The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-12 00:00:00

LORD COCHRANE.

The Salisbury Gazette contains the following.

cut ious article :

" We hear that there are fourteen executions
now in the Sheriff's hands against Lord Coca.
RANB, and which have been entered on his pre•
wises at Holly-hill, in Hampshire ; and we learn,
with some surprise, that they are all for debts
contracted at Houiton, for treats to the voters,
after his Lordship's election at that place. It
should seem that he sutlers the payment to he ob-
tained.by compulsion ; and even that, we hear,
is likely to be defeated, by an assignment of all
his property to a Lad)? of kis acquaintance having
been set up to defeat these executions."
His Lordship' has addressed a letter on this
subject to the Editor of a Sunday Paper, explain-
ing the nature of the demand matte on his purse
for entertaining all the voters in Honitou t‘ith
supper after his election. He agreed, he said, to
treat his own voters with a simper at 75., a head,
but the whole town was entertained, and a debt
of 321.4'5. has been swelled to 3,2951. 12s.

The friends of Colonel ,Wortellouse are making
every exertion to secure hiveleetion for the Coln-
ty of Norfolk, end it is to be hoped his nomination
on the 19th instant will be most powerfully sup-
ported by the Independent freeholders of that
opulent county.

The Duke of WELLINerrot4 took tea and spent,
the evening On Saturday with Mr. and Mrs: PAT..
TERSON, HARVEY and his Bride, and a
select party, at Thomas!s Hotel, Betkeley-sriciare:
soon after twelve o'clock-his Grace, accompanied
by Colonel and Mrs. HARVISY, Set off for Cam.
bray.

The Prince and Princess ESTERHAVT left .CIIRTI"
dos4loll,C yesterday morning at ten o'clock for
Dover, where the Princess will entbatk for the
Continent. His Highness is eipected to mutts
to town in a teW days. •
WoamwooD SCRUBS .--Yesterdaytheground was
thronged with spectators front town. On Friday
evening lIAKER completed 52 miles and E-trots
OnSatnrday EATON started at foor o'clofk—
BAKER not till six.. At nine at night they -cbm-
*tett 46 miles each. Yesterday morning (the
sth day) Ewros started at four and BAKER at five.
At six o'clock in the Afternoon BAKER had coat,
pleted 36' miles, and EATON 35}.
No. 7895, drawn on Wednesday last a Prize of
20,0001. was sold lit Shares at Swat's Offices, the
very day before the drawing began: we are happy
to learn that many of the Shares have fallen into
deserving hands.

NNXT TUESDAY, the 20th Instant, the Lottery
finishes, that being the Last Day of linos
The Wheel contains the, major part of the Cmni-
tals, hoth as to number and value, including Two
of 20,000/. Four of 20001, Stc. Sec. all at %%hid'
must then be decided.--A few Tickets and•Sharea,
warranted mull awn, are :set on Sale at the f-
vourite Offices of. T. Bzsn, No. 4, Cornhill, and
No. 9, Charing Crt►s~, London, and by an Agent
of ins in every in incipal Town in the 'Country.
O. CARROLL invites the attention of the Mlle
to the state of the lottery Wheel, in which, al-

though t'+ days drawing are now over, there
are Two Prizes of 20,000/. Four of 2000/, &e, &d„
The'Next and Last Day of Drawing will be on
TuEsDAY, the 20th instant, when the whole of

these lirizes ttlubt come forth. Those persons
'who hold Tickets and Shares will do well to as-
certain their rate previously to the above Day, its
order that they may (if drawn) v.:change them
for Undrawn 'Ticket' and Shares : tboic who

hare not vet purcim,ed, have still nn opportunity
at cloing,so, by applying at either of G. CARA,
R016..3 Offices, No. 7, Cornhill, or 26, Oxford-
street, where a few Utidrawn Tickets awl 4betrt4
are still on Sale.