The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-18 00:00:00

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of HOTEL,
TAVERN, COFFEEHOUSE, INN-KEEPERS, and
LICENSED VICTUALLERS.

PATRON.
His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX..
The of the SOCIETY will DINE together on
TUESDAY, lath December, 18it, at the Freeniaso3's Ta-
►•e►n. • --
The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair.

STEWAnDS.
Mr Bacon, Black Boy, rbelmsford
. Mr Bailey, ThOnras's Hotel, Berkeley-square
Mr Bernand, Nernt's Hotel, Clifford-street •
Mr Bishop, Sugar Loaf, Great Queen-street
Mr Disney, Coffee-house, Coventry-street
Mr Brown, Park-street, Oxford-street
Mr Bryan, Grotto, Southampton-buildings; Holborn
M 1 Cou4ton, Coulson's Hotel, Brook-itieet
Mr-J. J. Cuff, Free.rnasort's Tavern
Mr ChH,-George's Coffee:house, Coventry-street
Mr Davison, One Tun, Jermyn-street
Mr Die Lam, Red Lion, Houghton-street ' •
Mr Etberington, White Hart, Borough •
Mr Freeman. Stevens' Hoteybind-sireet
Mr. Gibson, Baker's Coffee house, Carnhill •
Mr Godfrey, Saracen's Head, Aldipte
Mr Green, Wills' Coffee-house, Serle-street
Mr C. Harrison, New I-ILIUM/MS •
Mr Hicks, Bell, Friar-street, Blackfriars-road
Mr Jacroier, Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street
Mr Lord, Swan Tavern, New-street, Covent-garden
Mr Lomas, Hotel, near Westminster-bridge
Mr Melton; White Hart Tavern, Bishopsgate-street
Mr Miller, Axe Coffee-house, Aldermanbury
Mr Moore, Serle's Coffee-house, Cat ey-street , •
Mr Ottey, Crown and Anchor, Strand
Mr Payne, Payne's Hotel, Lower Brook-street
Mr- Poore, Barley Mow, Drury• lane •
- Mr Prosser,. Hercules Pillars, Great Queen-street
Mr Reid, Old Slaughter's, St. Martin's-lane
• Mr W, Richardson, Piazza, Covent-garden
Mr C.,Richardson, Piazza, Covent-garden
Mr C. Richat dson, Golden-square
Mr J. Russell, New S!aughter's, St. Martin's-lane
Mr Ruddell, Palace Wharf, Lambeth
Mr Sandwell, Dog Tavern, finlywell-street
Mr Scott, Stevens' Hotel;Boud-strett • •
Mr Sweet, Crown and ChshiOrt, Marsh-gate, Lambeth
Mr Watkins, Hambro' Coffee-house, Royal Exchange
Mr Wright, York Hotel, Margate.
Tickets, 7s. each,, to be had of the Stewards, at the Bar of
the Tavern. GARDNER, Secretary.
Dinner on. Table at Half-past Four precisely.

FYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Coruhill, begs
leave to return his most grateful thanks to the Public
for their kind Patronage in the present Lottery, and at the same
time to inform them, that the last Day of Drawing will be
the 20th inst.- when Fifteen Capital Prizes of 30,0001., 5.0001.,
&c. &c. must he drawn. Many of EYTON's Ffiends having
returned their Tickets and -Shares, perhaps not bring aware
that the Vl heel was su rich; and fearful they did not under-
stand that they would have a chance for the Grand Prize of
30,0001., E. EYTON has retained the Tickets and Shares so
returned, to give his Friends the opportunity of re-purchas-
ing them ; and as the demand is so great, invites them to be
early in their application, fearful of any disappointment.
F.YTON, 2, Cornhill, and Lombard-street.

DISTRESSED CLERGYMA N.—A Clergy-
man, respectable both for his moral character, and
for literary attainments, at the advanced age of Eighty-five,
has been soddenly attacked by a Paralytic affection, and now
lies its a deplorable state, without any hopes of his ultimate
recovery. A small Curacy, which constituted nearly the
whole support of himself and wife,. he will be Obliged to re-
sign, as his speech is' too much affected to allow of his re-
suming Isis Ckrical Duties. His friends have, therefore-,
been induced to appeal to the Public in.his behalf, being con-
fident that it is a case deserving of its liberality and com-
passion. ,
The smallest Donations will he gratefully received, by
Messrs. Hawkey and Co. Bankers, Fenchurch-street; Mr.
Baynes, Bookseller, Ivy-lane, Paternoster-row; and Mt.
Hatchard, Bookseller, Piccadilly.