The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-16 00:00:00

DRAWING OF THE LOTTERY.

October 13, 1826.
WHEREAS it is maliciously asserted by an
" Anonymous Correspondent in the MORNING CHRONICLE
of THIs DAY, that application would be made to the Lords of the
Treasury for a further Postpouement‘of the Lottery. The Public
&le most uxEcautvocALLy and POSITIVELY assured by the Con.
tractors that no such application has been made, nor even con-
t"'Plated ; hut on the contrary, it is ABSOLUTELY and INEVITABLY
deternMNA by Government that this Last of Lotteries shall and
15051 br.:. decided NEXT WEDNESDAY the 18th inst.

FINISH OF LOTTERIES.
\i‘,T ' and Co. respectfully inform the Public,
that the last and only remaining Day of Drawing'the State
i'VQI7 is WEDNESDAY Next, the 18th of THIS MONTH,
wnth SI4 Prizes of 30,0001., and all the other Capitals in the
Scheme, will he determined. Every Ticket will receive 5/. inde-
lietaisnt of any sum to which it may be entitled. In the last Lot-
tery containing 30,0001. Prizes, SWIFT and Co. sold TWO out
of FOUR, Of theirs, at their Offices, 11, Poultry ; 1, Strand ; and
Si, Aidgate high-otrect.

ABINET-11 kKERS' SOCIETY.—
.
C. CHEAP-CABINE T an d UPH, at the LON-
DON REPOSITORY for the CAOLSTERY BINET-MAKERS' SO-
(plETY,.heing the only real one now existing in London, No.
' 4,1* corner of LEADENHALL-STREET, Apposite Aldgate
`-„,ulP, and. which has been established upwards of Six yeari.
For Ittedy Money, and no Abatement.
'The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for
Ont hnefit of. industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have
large families), by , offering their Manufactured Articles in the
tabinet Line of . the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any
House its London, no Other profit being required than to satisfy
the warehouse rent and incidental expence.s ; being satisfied with
conatant employment to enable them to support their families,
At number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly
Mating to' be 148. From the great patronage the Committee
lave received, they ate in hopes of increasing that number.
The following ie a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all
"Goods warranted :-....
a. . d
Fire feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post X 4 10 0.
Tent ditto - 1 6 tordered Mattress to fit 1
I 0
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends 0
3 5
Eight Mahogany Chairs. -
lehogany Pembroke T 6 10 0 0
able 2
:Feather lied free front dust and smell, 0 0
from £2 12 oto A 0
11'4'1'14-Mem Sufit, from X 5 5 0 to 7 7 0
Bikbitcad
8' 0
IljalluganYll°"e'llai" Sofa. - - 610 upwards
A
;runtyqcf Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing-
'cm'', early Half-price. The Trade will find it worth their
attention...
Hottaes burnished' at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a
teM hours,... Goods packed free of expenee except the matting.
cosest inv. v.
T... Corder I .1. Wihott IJ. Carter
Harder I .1. ()nett IW. Waghorn
kIintNELL Agent. J. HASLER, k,e' crelary

CAPE HORN.

rfeid asin';
: nti .prooffi..of an interesting change in the
.1.4 c • conduct,' and ' interior regulations and dis-
6Plint'a,.of his Majesty's ships of war.
•
liituder the above heading, is Written by alt oflicer,
ae, r
Artreeable little sketch of his recent visit to the
'lbarir,,,ti, 1 from which the_ following LW hisbly, i.nT,...: ,
i'l'
--e*7ltirtitnettstirelitti-cotintry, is exttaetoir:--
rp: 6 'l'Lltl3 we have returned to the bosom of lather
thretLytearfasr
a4;:ctiaine'afrer an absence from England V'
, three moidlii, lamed promotitoiy and though redoubsg
buffeted
our gallant old • Briton (having bravely
of storms and dir. i disasters,
Pan)! of the former, without encountering one of the
latter) is when docked and thoroughly insptehceted
Navyy
the officers fWo lwichlard, reported to .
opon foreign
Board and °Admirl'alty ecrlecrlY fit
• ' the slightest
to proceed again
tying reefeund
repair •servicd, withs Out
; even the copper h 4- been in the highest
state of preservation from the method
~. , _
all Perevered in '
of keeping its surface tree -lion' "
o adopted, and
adhesive aniin'aleulre.
they were previ-
" And with respect to our crew, _ .
'nita sailin - dby the Comn , pronounce
d ever mustered.
at Porttliotgah, to he the finest he had iander-in-Chief
grumbling, nor
We had no sickness, no desertion, no brr. 1
art no
for it, and consequently very
Punishment. little corporal
o .0,, ,
on return-
,i., we, A ere officially examined at qurrers
~`,111410 Spithead, when most flattering
uns and
it skill end alacrity displayed at the great g ,
officer ; who,
encomiums on
1%41 arm,
,wss paid by the inspecting
,d with
t°, use.a Ittotation from Strachan, was deli
armed
"" noble 'rusk forward of agile and athletic
matt that took place, when.(in the course of exe,irc..i,,!;
InR) orders were given by the Captain for 44 In
'ciartlers to defend the ship on the starboard how.
that
,iur" I,t, nifty not be it relevant Mere 'to mention,
t tbe
1)411,111 in, gunnery was much spoken of amongs- ,
c_ NA Otters in South America. The. Governor. of
4.•",neeptioil with his Staff; when dining on board,
8.,"(1. walking round the ship before dinner, ob-
_ ,rlingglit • titian the guns, expressed .a wish to
witness their effect, a target was immediately prepared,
and anchored at the distance of six hundred yards,
when to the astonished achnirati ' of his Excellency
and the Chilian officers around °lll. , the first three
eighteen lb. shot (with a rifle pre'ci . _
in a
lion) grazed .
direct. line, and so near as to cover the flag with
spray, and the. fourth cut the flag•staff (a boarding-
pike) in two. They were perfectly satisfied, and iin-
ntednitely after dinner, the Governor in a very hand-
some speech, proposed a bumper to the king of
Great Britain, and his Navy, as the invincible of civilized liberty all over the globe. p
" When about .to be paid off; a report came on
Paned, that the Briton was to be re-commissioned by
their Murray Maxwell, the whole' crew instantly declared
neir detennination to re-enter; and again serve under
I,lie.command, in any part of the world three years
mnger,
:Ipil,.` Such is the feeling of attachment to their co,occers,
tP:l4the servicegenerally, the present mild and judi-
-4 systein of discipline is gradually producing in
~t,,
,ininds of our seamen, .the admirable effects of
!rich, will he the manning our fleets in future wars
with .
Voluttteern instead of iinpressecl men."

O,I4PC)FtTLINATE IMPEDIMENT IN SPEECII.--.
.'l4gYniart in the county of ---.__, ►as
a singular
11.44ent in prollouncii► the letter ii, which at the
('°"'llkliceinent of a word le invariably calls I. This
ty somet ma ve rise to vary odd mistakes
"42161 iBgi s
44 ri ieuhms meanings. A few Sundays ago he put
,1'1,,,---nr---4`.f\the old ladled in 16 congregation into the
,
''-iiiouncitip this text, with great gravity,
'l,eit—,, the hairs of your heads are all