The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-20 00:00:00

SAT U R DAY, MARCH 20.

TilE LOTTE It Y.

TIIE 18d OF TI-HS MONTH ,THE STATE LOTTERY

A SINGLE TICKET MAY GAIN SIXTY TIIOI3SAND

POUNDS
A SIXTEENTH MAY GAIN 20,000 GUINEAS.

BIS Contractor tor Ihe Two last Lotteries,
• reApeetfully ietuill his best Friemis the Public, that
STATE UirTERY 1).•;;;n
NEXT TUESDAY, 25d Instant. _

TICKETS and -SHAKES are now . n Sale at the old-
establichen Others of T. liisll, 4, CORNHILI., and 9,
CHARING•CHOSS, London (and Ageoi in the
country), twriirre, in the last Lottery, he sold No. 5,191,
ilrawn a Prize of 20,0001.; No. 1,0:5, a Prize of 20,0001.,
bob in Shares, &c. &c.; being (A 4 USUAL) more i ban any
other Office-Leeper; :and in the preceding Lottery, N 0.5,535,
30,0001. &c.

Bank, India, South Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent.
C;msnk, Ilethored, °amino), India Bonds, Excbegnre
and al: kind of Government Securities, bought and sold by
Commission..

•t" The Prices of .Stucts are 'affixed, hourly, against
PISWs Mice, in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the
fluctuations. . .

SALE OF Ez•'J'ATES.
LEIC;ESTEIiSEI IltE.

MANOR,I.`.!ANSION, an!lt;.‘prra L FREEFIOIDESTATE,
containing unn-arrts sl X HUNIPIED ACRES, &c.
TOI RESOLD RV AUCTION,

By Messrs. SUIBB :Ind SON, at the TIlitEE CROWNS

INN, LEIC:EsTEII,
On MONDAY, April 1 and Tuesday, April 13, 1819, at
'l'wtive o'Clock at Nuuu,
lrk; LOTS,

N txtentive Val-able, rind FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, lielonjng to kVAL CER RIMING, Esq.
situated in Westcot es Bromkingstborpe, and the Parish of
St. Mary, near% the Borough of Leicester; consisting of a
Manor or Reputed Manor, an excellent Nlansion-house, Of-
fices, &c. and Estate, coutaining altogether (d}3 A. I It. 301'.
of most fertile Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. together
with the Tithes of- Corn and Grain thereof, and of other
Lands in Bronikingsthorpe; the whole in fine coudition, and
lying contiguous tot Town; on both sides of the Turnpike
Roads leading from Leicester tu Hinckley and Narborongh,
adjoining the River Soar.
The Land urty he viewed by leave of the Tenants, but the
Manion only by Tic:toils.
Particulars may I%e had ten days preceding-the Sale, at the
ThreeCrownti, Leicesitrr ; Swan, Market Halloo' .41
Head, ; Iliad, Hinckley; Queen's
Head, Asliti%! Aie•la;Zauch ; Denhigh Arno, Lot terworth ;
:Ind the George,- Northampton ; Messrs. Flaitnate and Nveld,
Sedieitors, Essex-street; and Mr. Wyatt, NeW Inn; Mes,rs.
S'quibb and Son, Sarille-row,, tendon; and of Messrs. Miles,
'Alston, and M iics, Solicitors, Leicester; where a Plan of the
Estate may be seen, and Tickets bad. tar viewing the Man-
sion. • •

1819.

LITERARY REVIEW.

The ENEIS of VIRGIL: 'l'ra►►slated by CHARLES SymmoNs,
D.D. of Jesus College, Oxford.—lto.

Vette videmur., ct in metiiis conatibus Legre
Succidimas, non Linirua valet.

In a pause of our attention to the great political
discussions of the clay, we are happy to return, to
our favourite subject of Literature—to bre,ithe
pure air on th,e banks Of the classic Tiber ; and to
refresh ourselves iu the orange groves of Maro.--
The last'six hooks of the 2ENtEts have commonly
been considered as inferior, in mater and in
workmanship, to the (431 six ; and as derogating,
by their subordinate quality, from the consummate
excellence of the Poem. VVe have always regarci-
cif this charge against one moiety of the gre4t
Augustan Epic as totally unjust, and as the
consequence rather of the transcendent splemloor
of some of the prrccding parts, t:,an of any ac-:
it'd deficiency of which it conid be convicted.
In this opinion we are happy to find. that Dr.
SYMMONs coincides with u 3 ; and we fed pleasure
when we extract from his Cornmentaly the fol-
lowing Observations on the subject :