The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-03 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

SALE OF A MANSION.

STEYNE, BRIGHTON.—:MARINE NIANs'iON.
. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE MANSION of LADY ANNE -MUR-
RAY, deceased, situated on the West Side/ of the
Steyne, commanding fine Sea Views, in a complete state of
repair, and -fit for the immediate reception of x family of the
very first magnitude and distinction,. together with two Ex--
cellent Shops-in East-street.
Apply to Mr. 'I'AIT, No. 92; Jermyn-street;St. James's.

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the PRINCIPLES of the. CHRISTIAN
W. `RELIGION, addressed to her battgliter • and on
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The-ulogy.
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. Barrister at Law

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DIANO FORTES, Second-band, good as New,
with a PEDAL HARP, &c. nay be seen at Mr. WAT-
LEN'S, who is removed to those large- Premisei;No. 13, Lei-
cester-place.—A Grand Piano Forte, by Broadwood and Son,,
45 Guineas.—Pedal Harp, by Erat, 50 Guineas.—Also, a Capi-
tal Cabinet Piano Forte; equal to deco, shop price GU Gqi-
neas,, not a better can be made by anv one, for 40 Gui yeas.—
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The ,I9th Regiment of Light ,nragoonS,
rg-
eently returned from Canada, is to be trained,and
equipped as a. Cory 'of 'T.IIt-leers, instead. ;ol..the
23d, which 'is about to be disbanded.
TheGth gattaEon th,e 60th Regiment, arrived
on Friday last at ,PortStuouth floin Jamaica,,
will be reduced. The 0111c..et's wail receive
,t.W.O
months' full pay in. advance, and many of the
men penSions. The greater ,part being Ger-.
mans, will, be landed in their oWn,country. frc.e .
of expence.': .
The 7th -Battalion of the GOtli Ileglineyk.were
reduced inlialifax. 'fbe inen'principally,eutered
thelri.lilion of the saute Iteginrent at Anna
pou
A•detathment of one Serleant,
rone ,Ggr oral,
and 29 Privates.ol.the ntider„ti.ie'cOintnalid
of Lieutenant HURNEY, nt the 4811' Regiment, ore
now under orders for New lont.b.:ll7ales,,'l,l a
guard over convicts on brxird the Nap-tune.:
The 19th' Fool,..which:bai been. many years in
Ceylon,,_ is. under orders 'to return hon Le.,
Time 23th and 25th .Light Dragoons, both in
India, are :under, orders to return home, for the
purpose of being reduced ; but. they. are, as .we
stated on Saturday, detained for the preseut by
the Marquis of 'llAsTmos, in consequence of the
hostility of the Mahrattas and others, whose ob-
ject, however, appears rather to be plunder than
the conquest of the Company's settlements.
Tbe.22d.Regiment of Foot, now in the,Manri-
tins, is not, we find, as stated in the other Papers
and copied into.THE SUN of Saturday, under or-
ders to return home.

6
LUTHERAN JOBlLEE.—Ye,;terday morning, a
sermon was preached in the Lutheran Chinch, in
the. Savoy, Strand, to m comemorate the-Third Yu-
bilee of the Lutheran Reformation. , This:event
was to be celebrated ,all over the . Ptotesi an".
churches Of the Continent, on 03,7 3.Jst lasj;
and the Ist and 2(1 days attic. present J.)6614.2111
order to take, at least,- a fi:eble part in` the joy,
and gratitude felt by their
brt•thrcti",
the Ministers of the Ltitheran.ChnrcheS'Of the Sa-
voy, in the So and „and Littlei,,Xlie-street,Good.-.
Man's-fields, celebrated the event by a solenri,
Jubilee, The seritio!t.-at tlle. Savoy was preached.
before a most numerous and respectable amfi.,,.‘e'e,
(amongst whom were several Toreign,.Anthassa-
Alms and Secretaries of Legation) ,by Cie Roi. Dr.
*TEINI4.nEyp, trom Psalm 26, verse S. .!‘ 'Tile
has done great things for.us, ).l.terewith 'ise
are glad." After,:haviug. given shOrtAelinea-
tion oi.the drendiul state of the ClarclOtt th ages.
of snperstition, be dVelt.on the elnarAeter :of r;y;
THEIR and NJELMSCTiIo-g, as v.-ell as on those of
FREDERICK the -Wlsr;. Elector ,at 'Saxony, the
1 G -
great proLeCtor Lalt.rer, VSTANys q 24,7
PHUS, King of Sweden. Hey condoned with an
appeal,to,his hearers for 'their benevolent cOntri-.
butions, to be appbed..partisi • for the gratuitous
'distribution. of Luther's atid par't'ly rd., the
relief of tl►C Beees:itotis, of such'.; pod'.
countrynien as by their conduct rendtired
Selves worthy of The: Church-,_tvas :decorated
similar to our Protestant-Churches pit 611iisttnai.;
on the trout of the pulpit the .natue
.Luther".
was inscribed in large letters, below that, of
" Melanethon,." and on both sides tlt6se of "Fre
derick the Wise anti Gustavus Adoiphns.''

We feel pleasure in publishing following
Letter, ,as traiisniitted to us, confirmaribu of
a paragraph ‘rhich appeared in our .Papey, rt-
lative to the cure of that general and dangerous
complaint, Rupture.
- -

Sir,—Observing a paragraph in. your. raper respecting the
cure of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) by the Medical
Board, at Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street,' Black-
friars,.road, in j ustice,'Sii, to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg
to add my personal testimony. Having been afiliclted
.sear
twenty years, and deemed• incurable by eminent Surgeons, I
patiently bore my arnictio'n, expecting every boor to be my
last ; I at leagth'apidied to the Medical Board; and have rea-
son to pray for that excellent Establishment, 'for although I
am near 50, I was perfectly cured in a few weeks, and now,
thank God, enjoy good health.
1 think', Mr. Editor, all who know me will ailow that I can
have no other motive • for thiS communication than a public
benefit. I am,.Sir, your obedient Servant, . . „
C. CLEVELAND.
Dog and Stile, near
• St. George's Fields, Oct: 1:217. • •

The affairs between Spain and Portugal 'lately
wore a forrnidable aSpect, and • threatened to
throw the whi)le of Europe *into cmnbuitiOn.
The partieitnanifested their hostile dispositions,
but Money, " the sinews 'of wik," was wanting.
Money is not only the sitiews•Of•war,- but the pro,
motel* of happiness, and the dispenser of pleasure ;
and it *Must afford the Public great satisfaction to
learn that a very considerable sum will be-distri-
buted amongst thCIII NEXT FRIDAY, when the
Lottery commences draWing. Tlcose who
iii-
tend to partake of the Six Prizes of 20,000/, will
do well to apply in. time at the 'dflices of G.
CARROLL, the Contractor, No. 7, Con-AIM, and
26, Oxford-street.
The circumstance of a number being drawn a
20,000/. Prize, after it b'acibeeit 'previously drawn
a Blank', has created great ititerest concerning the
present Lottery, as it is to be drawn on the sa'nfe
plan as the. One in which the 'eVent'aboVe alluded
to occurred nuttibei. was 4367, draWn thie
9th ofluly last *a Blank, and re-drawn on the
19th of the smme month a 20,0001. Prize, and
shared by Btsx into Sixteen Si-iteenth Shares.—
It is more than probable that some of the num-
bersdr;awn Blanks NEXT FRIDAY will alterward3
be Capitals, and 111 st-es Offices*, from having. in
almost everyy-Lottery for many years past
_sold
more Capitals than Any other,areexpeatect to sell
the greater, part, if not all the Six .20A0 Prizes
in Oe'LOCteryVilliCh .I.P"iiiS NEXT ERtISAY.