The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-22 00:00:00

SI-1113 NEWS.

PoriTSWIOUTH, MARCH 21.—Arrive4 the Gar-
lin, TRACEY, ttorn the Downs for Boston. Sailed
his Majesty's Ship Egeria for the West Indies ;
Brilliant, Ganges, and London transports, for
Sierra Leone, Cape, and Ceylon ; and the Geol.-
giana, Bo Fs, fOr Madeira and the West LAO.
Wind N. N.W.

DcAt., MARctt 21.—Sailed the Ocean, Jou •
SON, for St. tielcna.—Winti

It:►nwtcn, MARC!! 21 .—Arrived the. Union,
from London for Newcastle, and Fortitude, from
ditto for Boston, both with loss pf anchors and
cables ; the Lord Nelson packet from Hamburg'',
and Castlereagh packet from Holland, both with
mails.

LtvEapoot., Aline', 20.—A sloop (ntsrne un-
known) was totally lost this morning on Hoyle
Bank ; the crew perished.
Doves, MiRCH '2o.—Artived the Atalaute,
Hauls, from Jamaica, with loss of anchor and
cable, but has been supplied with another.
LEMIVARDEN,
,MARCH 10.,--A part of a wreck
has been cast upon Vlicland, on which is written
" Diligence, of YartnOuth." A body was found,
which, according to a passpOrt loathd on it, was
that of GIIRGOLY HOFF MAN, a Dutch sailor ; it
teas dated " London, 25th Jan. 1817." In an-
other cerlificae was the date of Sib Feb. last.
It is probably tht-sbip of Capt:J. ELL'', which
sailed on the loth February Irma Gravesend for
Ito!terdam.l

1-lAsiortacn, Niauctf I-I.—T.vo English ships.
ladvn with coal, have been lost in the Eviler: No
part of the cargoes was saved, and the ere.% s of
both have perished,

Thirsday the Doke of MoNTROSE, 'RS one of
the QuaaN's'Councit, went out of waitio4 on the
KING. llis Grace left Wimkor Palace un(l, came
tit LOurion. lie WAS relieved by Lord AnDEN,
one of the QUEEN'S Council.. %Alto will remain in
Windsor during the QttcEN's stay in London,
Velterday Prince ESTRIMAZY, the Austrian
AMbassaf•!or, the Ball of Lavu.ap‘illt., mid -Count
MUNSTER, had andieoces Of the l'atoca 11.P.ccwr
att Carlton lIMISe. 111 the afternoon her 41.1A-
JRSTY AUGU,,TA went to dine tritb
the PRINCE REGYNT at Carlton [louse, • where
there was'll party invited to meet them : there aaas
an-evening party at nine 14.C1pCk.
Silver has advanced a little •this'weck, living at
ss. Id. per ounce. Gold (above our btaoilatil),
temains,,as before, at 3t.

A spirit of insubordination manifested itself at
Wolreilinnipton on Monday, itt the - detachMent
of the 95th Regiment of Font, lout ereil in that
town, arising from intoxication .on St. PatricleS
Day.: .several of the inhabitants were slightly
%rounded —(Shrercsbury Chronicle.) • •
The Ilighiand. Society' had their anniversary
meeting and dinner, yesterday, :at Freemason's
Tavern, the Duke of YORK in the Chair, as Duke
of ALasNy. A ,great number of • Noblemen and
Gentlemen attended, and the hardy Scots sat
" gaily yet" to a late boor.
The CHANCHLM)II of the ExcFmQqan having 'so
ably exposed the New Light that suggested the
d City Petition, and refuted the falsehoods
and ignorance with which the Commissioners and
Contractors for Lotteries were Assailed, it has he•
come my duty to prove to the World the treat .11.!
periority of the present Lottery over all previous
ones

Ist. The same number of Tickets in former
pkiis would hove produced, as nearly as possible,
only 2920 Prizes and 11,680 Blanks ; whereas
the Scheme I hove submitted to the Public con-
tains 10,098 Prizes, and only 4502 Blanks, being
nearly four times as numy Prizes, and, only one-
third part of the Blanks the old system would have
contained.

2d. The Money Prizes in this Lottery consi,t
of 10,074, the holders of which may receive,
as soon as drawn, the value as Prizes, in ster-
ling te 167,000

There ire also 24 Prizes of 3 per Cent.
Coi►snls. 53,300, equal to -Money - 37,400

So that the money, bona fide, ilitided, is ie.204,000

Here any :ignorant calculator will see nt once
that Blanks are nearly extinguished, the intrinsic
value of every Ticket is about 50 per cent. more
in favour of adventurers than any former system,•
and I may say with " until they can
rail the seal from off my bond, they but offend
their lungs to talk so laud."
I have only further to add, that the Tickets
are selling 91. each cheaper than the late Lot-
teries, viz. 51. each reduced in price, and 41. in-
creased in value. With these' forts I set nonvlit
all attempt to injure it with a discerning
and ant their obliged humble scream,
3.7; Cornbill. J. SWEWRIGHT.