The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-29 00:00:00

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(" CARROLL respeilfidly informs the Pnblic
.;4..• that the LOttery finished Dro% ing on the 20th Inst.
'those'Numbers which have been drawn Prizss. of a Stipiile-
mentary Ticket, will be again drawn i,ii the 4th of JUNE,
and will have the Chance of oht,tinitig either of the l'rize
contained in the following Schelue' viz.
'51,0f Z.i5,000 Consols 4of 4.‘206 Money
it....,..2,000 Ditto .Q .... COD cons.
,2 .
~ I,OOQ Ditto • t 1 .. .... InCi Money
"II • 5(0 Ditto IC .... 00 Money
4 ' • soo Ditto .-I',ooB .. 10 money
Or the fitilderaway receive 121., for theta, and in proportion
for Shares, if 4rukight for Payment before theist of June, in
which case they must gire up the Ticket or Share, and kiln-
guish ill chancein: the above Scheme.
G. CARROLL recommends that immediate application
should he made by those who wish to purchase or exchange
their rriies, as 01i1y4117 Tickets remain for Sale. The Prices
are as follow, viz.
Ticket L.lB 18s.
A Half., • . ../,•9 19 0 Eightb.,,,...L.2 11 6
A Quarter.... 5I . o{[Sixteenth ,1 6 0
As great a Variety as the limited Manlier Of Tickets will
allow, are on Sale •at the Old Established and FOrtunate
°times of . ••
G. CARROLL; Stock-Broker, No. 7, Cornhill, and VI,
oxford-street, whore No. 7,785, the Last Prize of 60,0001.
was Sold and. Shared.
00ers from the Country punctually attended to.

This Day were published, in svo. price 12s.
By Bildvrin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row.
PHE COLONIES, and the prerent American
AL Revolution. 'translated, from the .French of ,M.
De
Fradt, formerly glrchbishop of Malines.
** The' Work exhibits a General View, Geographical,
Hist*orical, and Commercial, of the various Colonial Posses-
sions of the European Powers, inducting the East Indies
the Policy which has ben, and which ought to he, ported
lar the Mother Countries in The Government and Commerce.
of their- Colonies, ase. It will be seen that the Revolution
which has just taken place at Brasil, was anticipated by td:
De Pradt.

" Invalidique patrum reterant jejnnia nal au.
Prom the'fiOnt embrace
n ma tl,l 7
,si t s arise—a puny race t '
lt AttRIAGE should be foundation, of so.
..LVX ci4l happiness, which is ottettAlokturbeti, 't hi Hugh the

parties that form this-tution it t takitoi• those precautions
whiob would seetireAltent the•eii;oyatent ef.t.loa„great4lopoes.
tie blessing. Amidst the nielaticholY variety of disorders
undariwhieli hunitin ;nature is known tcranffir,there are none'
more alartning,or distressing_than thosu which result from
gateties,Learly'llissipatron, or iiilitary inteurpe-
ranee• •
Messrs. CfrltitlE itn'tl' CO. 'beg to state thai the sednions
otoutoso of practise; exolusively, directed ,to the treatment
and cure of cEttrAIN CONIPLAINTS; entitle them to tire.
'claininf. aequiretnetrt.` As regnior Surgeons; they
offer a speedy.and permanent cure tor every stage of that dis-
order; which is Contracted in. an ;firigtrarded'inement;•airti
seineh poisons the springs of life, and fur.every clap of
dsbi-
lity, winch is the euitimence of juvenile Indiseretioni, pre-
venting the matitrity of manhood, entailing by anticipation
on its unblipprvietini;all;the.intirmicies Oold,age—.the hod;
becoming enervated and emaciated —the cheeks yellow and
•bloodless—antithe.mind gloomrart4i'dejectett For the reitilt
9f their success in this .particular, branch, they refer to that
'reputation, -which, they flatter themselves; "they' hat`e • ac-
quired, by thirty years' experience, in a much extended•prau- •
,tee. Art slight and recent cases of syphilitic complaints, a
perfect!cure is completed in the shomperaal of two days; and
to cases of strictures, pains in the bones, gleets. seminal
weaknesses, &c. lee. a proper perseverance in their plan, of,
treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution.
NlARlliti'D WOMEN, who
IO havreeleounig.abbeiriobydius)aepdpicoahlit:iiiiiin;
S
their EXPECTATIONS of FA >III.Y, way be assured that,
itsed most
though the
ositiinstfancerse;mlpuici o bl. t' suchdefects
a
impediments be an -objeet, of
doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such
ar-
feats, by the gradual progress of renovation,As the acquire-
ment of their experience.
Messrs.CUTIII,LE and CO. may be consulted by patients of
either sex, with the greatest secrecy and nontinr, at then
house, Na. 107, Hatton Gersten. Patients In the cotintry,
stating their case, age, and general habit of living, &e.
eneinsing a remittance for advice anti medicines, the same
will be given or sent to airyy-pirt uftba kingdom.
107, flattop Garden.

•
.Enrrott,7,—,Various measures have been
proposed for the relief of the numerous individuals
now out of employ, and all of them praiseworthy
in-the projectors. Among the wok -proininene
stands that of affording pecuniary relief, -which
110
.several CascS,lias been proved an encourage,:
ment to idleness, and instilled into the minds of
Many accustomed to, labour, an idea of existity,
without it: 'This must be, acknowledged, On all-
'bands, a source of .future: mischief, and such ass
should be carefully avoided.
ColonizatiOn has elSo been advised, Wh:ch
tuinly embraces Objects-of future wo'rth, while at
the same time it opens a door fur carrying off
that excess of population which the termination
of the %vat. hai necessarily compelled to seel, for
livelihoods ; and to tii:J in 1 p col; tkgr,.i is
atiri-
itnteble the distress occasioned by the want, of
employment. There is alsotmother circumstance
which seems scarcely to have been observed, and
that is, that during the war thit'ciointry; from tier
powerful and invincible Marine, was what the,
Dutchfornicrly were, the " Common Carriers of
Europe." FrOm this cause arises, in addition to
the paying off the Fleet; the number Of seamen
of all descriptions now out of employ;`
The facilities.afforded by the Government for
emigration Certainly continue, but it appears,
with all deference, directed to the attainment of
an object from whence no apparent utility can
arise. The frigid legion of Canada seems not:so
well calculated as the climate of Terre Australis,
or a% it is termed,' New Holland. Here, as Dr.
HAWKERWORTU observes, is a " Continent 'of
greater extent than any in the knowit world," of
which there is great reason to think we scarcely
.knotv'any thing. The western side eomprses an
extent of territory Of More than 30 degrees, of
which we hire only a knowledge of Sharks Ilay
and Swan River. From all accounts..theinrmer of
those places, or contiguous to it, would ilea very
desirable place for the tOrniation of Colony ; and
in .the event of another. war (which God forbid)
must provellighly advantageous,. That it must
prove so will appear evident by the hare Inspection
of' that part of .the world, .and particularly from
the circumstance of its being not altogether far
cut of the.traek of the ships trailing to India. It
is a curious fact that,, previous to the capture of
the Matirititis, the Indiamen used invariably to
stretch far to the _southward for the pufpose of
avoiding the Freud) _privateers, and ti equently
found themselves at .no greet distance front the
MS; of New Hollantl,- and .that they could make
their voyage -certain at all times. This then
should be.the::part for ..the formation of a Co.
lony, *which it seems we 'are particularly called
on to . do,, as..at this time the k'renclk have
dispatched a corvette, called the Uranie, on board
of which are Engineers, and acientific men of
all descriptions, to that. part of the world; and it
wouldnot, perhaps, be saying too much tint their
ideas will ultimately prove something more than
mere discovery. It is well known that the Treaty
of Paris,. in May 1814, only restored them the
Island of Bourbon, while we retained possession
of the Isle of France, by which at.any future'pea
riod we shall have ample check upon them, and,
by the same Treaty, they were to have only such
possessions in India, as they enjoyed previous to
1792, with no more u'oops there titan sufficient to
maintain the " From the North.west
Coact of. New Holland the cotnmunications with

India are certain at all seasons of the year, and it

is said to be not wore than 14 days sail into the
'lay of Bengal

• This then appears the fittest place for the forma.
tion of a Colony, which would be the ottani of
giving employ to hundreds.
The first step to he taken should be the removal
of:all the convicts thither.. This certainly could
not be much more expensive than keeping them
with the several egablishments necessary here, and
at the same • time afford employment_ to many
,an
honest roan. on the several public works now per.
((gluing at Langston Harbour, Sheerness, &c.
•

. ,
I should he sorry, to insinuate that employing
these onforlimate who, by their actions have
forfeited all claims to remain at large, operatej at
all.aa a stinndtm for the commission of eritneu
hut it certainly seems paradoxical that, the honest
and would-be industrious labourer should t xpe-
perlenee the greateSt distress, and privations of
all kinds, while the felon is clothed, teal, and
lodged, and has no care on his mind tor the next
day's subsistencok

It is not only the labourer that suffers, but the
inhabit.thts, to a certain event, in the places
Miele the convicts fire stationtlie whose porn-
rates increased by the rtutnher of
focAlly without work, xshile, if others lot u. cuo-

viete wei e etrployed, trade ‘voUld
froin which -much advantage would ensutt•—
t.hese are ail subjects of Consideration, and if you
deem these-itleai,,-Mr. Editor, carelessly put
.to-
nether, useful, they are much at your service.,
May 0.

GENERAL
,ASSEN,IBLY.—On:Saturday the Coln..
mittee appointed ,to answer the Prince Regent's
Letter, find also to draw up .ati Address to his
Royal ,Highness, presented their report, which,
after being cotoidered, were approved of. The
Assernbly ordered both. to be signed by the Mo.
&rotor, and his Grace the Commissioner under-
took to trinsmit theni to Lord Viscount Sithnouth,
Secretary for the Home Department, be laid
before the Prince Regent.--(Edillbursh Courant,
Itiay 26.)

SotyruwAax., MAN 26,—We bad rather more
demand last week for fine pockets, and at kiziter
prices, The" Bas trade, is p irticulaJiy ttuit.