The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-13 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
,13, 1820.

WI-lAT Y.OtJ MAY LOSE IS A
ti NT lOU MAY GAIN IS. i0'0111;UNE,

IFOTTERY ADVENTURERS never pur-
chased wit h-agreaterchanee of success thatrat,the.pre,
sent moment, as.every Ticket drawn on the First Day, sth
NEXT MQNTI-1, (Oetobe'r) will he a'Prize, if the Holders
theinselvei oif the Comteactor's.liberal Offer,•(for
culars of whielLsee the Scheme) and this advantage will not
he confined to t few 'nails, as no lesi than 4,50 Q will be
drawn that ba4, all of 'which are'sure of being PrizeS; and:
Two Prizes of 10,0001. will he.drawn in the fit st Five Minutes;
so tliat every Purchaser before the First Day adventures with
the certainty of a Prize, and the. Chance of Two Prizes of
10,0001. certain of (natio:4.lllst Day, besides whatever other
Capitals :nay be: drawn (See the.Seheme.)

SCHEME CONTAINS

TWO O,OO )1

Two lO,OOOl.
Stc. &c.
ALL STERLING MONEY.
And only 7,600 TicKETs.
TIf,:KETS and SEI.A.RES arc lline, by T. BIM, Stuck-
Broker, Contractor' for' anothei Monty I,ott try,- 4:COititi-
LL, tino 9, cH4p.ING-utoss,,.Lotalo,n, and by
aguiits iri the Country.

Just
In 1 Vol. I 2nin. Price is. with Four Por,trmits,

TIE: ELY the EIC;IIT}I and G,RORGE the
;be, Ca,e
Ily TI-10M/ S IT

The Patriot. the Lover of his Kistg, the Supporter of his
"Pirrone, the Friund of Order. and .Itistice„ of . Morality and
lleti2ion, will flail the Queen's Cale fairly and candidly staled,
in ?sir. Harrars Henry the Eighth and George the Fourth,",
a Volume which contains a locid Narrative, intersj.tcrsed' With
ducointnts of all the proceedings against her Majesty, With a
pa,allel and a postscript. exposing in its true colours, the
coo-duct cif cott aim Res-stint ionary'Scribhlers, as well as of the.
Queen's Secret Advi.scrs. . _

Ptinted fur the Author; and Sold by Baithyyn and Cu.
Nermatu-sheet.

FREEHOLD VILLA, ISLE. OF WIGHT,
Wilh immediate Possession,. •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
By Mr. WILLOCK,
L.
NEAT .Freehold, Brick-fronted HOUSE,
in a singularly beautiful situation, at SEAFIELD, on
the Sea Shore, between ItYDE and the PRIORY at the East
End of the ISLE of' WIGHT, commanding the most charni-
ing Views of Spithead, Portsmouth, the Mother 'Bank,
Southampton Water, mid Norris Castle, near Cowes,scou-
taining Six, airy cheerful 'Bed-chambers, an Eating Room, 18
feet by 1:t, Breakfast Rum, a Circular Saloon, an excellent
Kitchen, B'asit,honse, and convenient Cefiaring, Double
Coach-house, Fonr-stall Stable, Lawn, Pleasure Ground,
productive Kitchen Garden, well 'stock4 and 'planted with
choice Fruit 'l)•ees, and Nine Acres of Meadow Land.
To he viewed by ariplying to John Cole, the Gardener on
the Premises; and the Price, and all further Particulars, nay
be known of Mr Worsley, Solicitor, at Newport, 1:4 the Isle
of 'Wight, acid of Mr. Willock, No, 25, Golden-square,
Lonion.

To T. TAYLOR, Esq.
No. 9, New Bridge-street, London.

Homou um) Si rt,
itBEG leave toinform you; that ever sincethe
year 179.0, I bad been afflicted with the Lues Venereal,
Which, from its obstinately resisting every emote olmedicine
prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and
derping severalseverecaurses of salivation, and twice dis-
charged front the Hospital with little relief, .would appear to
be of the post inYeterate nature. In tLe spring of last year.
tiq disurtter had got to such a head, as nearly to ptit a puviud
to my existence—l harta large nicer on the crown of my head,
one en each arm, and my lets were broke out in a frightful
Manner ; trry rightwas droadfitliy painful, and had Lew.to a
state of ulceration for'the last ae.ven years ; my left bad-also
two large nodes on it, was very 'latch discolonrqi, and 'gave
me such excruciating pain; oartietilarly when warm in bed,
as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, 1
was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who veceived so
great a cure by them here), to take your Lealce's Patent
which I began to do on the With o: May; in the coorse of a
• fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little. more thin a
month the ulcers on my.headaod arms were soundly healed—,
soon after, the sores
,oil my legs healed also ; leaving, •
huw-
ever, considerable discolouration in the skin; and pain in the
bone ef the left, which, by the blessing of God, am/ a little
longer persevolince in your invaluable Medicine, sulisr.led ;
the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hoe, and
Ike nocturnal pains gradually going off.---I thus kVA:IIV, by
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my
former-complaints—hive recovered may former spirits a mid
strength, and,am become jolly. and fat, in which state having
continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew
I 'am at a toss in what terns tsi expresf my gratitude, but
beg you, for the good of other suffering movtals,• to make'
this my case as public as possible, as • I-shall ou (Kea,
don; in so doing you will greatly Gblige;
Sir; your grateful, obedient, very huniblOservant, • • • • •
ALEX.• URKER
Swan's Close, Nigh-street, Edinburgh.
Wriiesses to the above Cure:— •
lohn Thniapson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh,
• • John M'lntosh, OM Assembly Ediulmre h.
• Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY-
LOR, Member of the Royal College of 'Surgeons, at his
house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where,. after a'
constant-residence of Mare than 40 years, in a practiee parti-
cularly directed to the mire of Venereal domplaints and those
incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable
secrecy which meat Of .his profession shoul;.l always observe in
such cases, he flatters himself the advice and as.ii,:tanee he
gratuitensly -administers to persons taking this Medicine, will
be esteemed, by,a discerning Public; as an advattage seldom
attainable, and void of•all ambiguity.
• Also sold, by his appointrisent,ter: the convenience of those
living at a distance, at the Toyshep, No'. 1%4, Oxford-street ;
Mr, Dishorough's, No. 7., fish--street-bill.; Mr. Baxter,
South-bridge, Edinburgh ;. i4L. Callwel 's, Dui lin ; and bf
one person in every ebnsiderable town in Great Britain and
Ireland, in boxes stonly 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up
with :fill! and plain directing,, whereby 'persons, of either
sex inav en re themselves with ease• speed, seztecv, and safety.

the pail-neat of the farm thereof ;,but defend-
ants had refused, under pretence that they had
not worked within the said Tin Bounds. , The
petitionei-s therefore prayed a deciee by which
defendants should' be compelled to account fo'r
the value' of the farm, and s-tri-ctly hnjohned not
to sell or remove any tin or tip stuff, or itnx
any other tin with the tin, raised from and now
lying within the said Tin, Bounds ; and to,pro-
duce at the hearing of the petition all grants, in-
struments, hooka of entry, &c. &c. connected with
ale same.

Solicitors for the complainantS-fr—Mr. Joseph
l'..lwards and Mr. Beunallack. For the Defend-
ants, Mr. John Edwards, Mr. Heady, and Or.
Davey, jun.
The case,uas opened by Mr. Joseph Edwards
in a speech which did infinite credit to' his well"
known,%professioral: abilities—when Mr. liend.y
rose and objected to the present form of pro-
ceedingf on tilt ground that the Vice Warden
•
being an 4dventaier Wiiis4.l Unity, had an in-
teree.:( As he result of the cause, that was nOw
to' lie tried before him. The objection was
'held to be valid ; and, after many learned and
eloquent argutne by the, advocates on both
sides, it was finally.agr9ed that the case shonld
be disposedt of by a Jury. of Tinners..—The Vice
Warslen' aceordingly directed the issue to be
tried befoi'e the Steward of the Stannaries, or
his deputy.
The present• suitors in" this Court, and all
others who may hereafter-have occasion to apply,
will be_happy to learn, that the Vice Warden
has come to a determination highly favourable to
their interests, viz. that he will not suffer a cause
to remain on the cause-book any longer than
three court days, before it shall be tried.

SOMERSETSHIRE.

BRISTOL; SEPT. 9.-Two companies of the
90th regiment arrived in- this city on Tuesday
and Wednesday from Stockport, and the last
detachment marched on ThUrsday morning for
Plymouth ; the other left on Wednesday.
J. S. Haiford, Esq. Treasurer, of the Ilristol
Jock Company,v...fames Pooie,,tbr Damages done
fa Hill's Bridgen this action, which was tried
at the last Bristol Assizes; the Jury, as our
readers will recollect, after being shut up the whole
night, delivered a verdict for the plaintiff, which
was taken for the damages stated in the declara-
tion, but, subject to be reduCed by the award of
Mr. Gunning, to wh'orn was agreed during the
trial that the amount of damages should be re-
ferred. . We have nosy. the gratification of stating
that the DireCtors of the Bristol Dock Company
have been induced by the representations con-
tained in a memorial presented
‘to them 'by' the
.Thrors, as. Well us from a coUsideration of the pe-
culiar circumstances of the case, to consent that
the verdict shall be reduced to 20s. as originally
intended by the 311u:7—But: it is proper to add,
that any future trespass on the works of the Coin,
panY, by hauling vessels over the dam at Netharrti
will be visited with the utmost severity.

-W. Board, of this City, has reduced the price
of Posting to one shilling per mile.
The fine Organ, erected by Mr. Lane., Organ-
builder, of this city, in St. Mary's Church, Chep-
stow, will be opened on Thursday, the 14th inst.
with a selection of Sacred Music and Divine Ser-
vice ; the Sermon to be preached by the Rev.
Thomas Thomas, Vicar of Tidenham. Several
professional Vocal Performers are engaged. The
whole under the direction of Mr. Davis, Organist,
of Newport, who will preside at the organ.
Nicholas Fowler, a brewer, of this city, in
the employ of Mr. Taylor, Sedan Chair, on the
Quay, being very much intoxicated, on Thurs
day night fell into the Floating Harbour ; he was
taken. up, after being in. the water 20 minutes,
without any apparent symptoms of animation,
and as perfectly restored by the timely assistance
of M. W.' Watkins, surgeon, of this city.
The Congress of Bards which is to take place
at WreKbam, will be a novel thing in the Princi-
p4lity. To revive the CUZOTOS and manners of
the Ancient Britons must prove highly interest-
ing to the natives "of Wales_ ia particular ; and
it cannot but be equally so to the public in
general.

WORCESTERSHIRE. •
WORCESTER, SEPT. 9.—Ctirfandio!N Accident.)
--Oft Saturday last as Mr. Morris, of the Moor-
end, Was returning horne,frotri
the horse beciame restive near his QVVLI- house, and
running away, Mr. Morris was thrOWn from the.
gig Pitt kilked on the. spot.. Mr. M. was .ad-
vanced in years, and highly respected and' be-
loved.hy an extensive-circle of friends, to whOm
his sudden dissolution will long be a subject' of
the.4eepest regeet.
• :inn. i.---Saturday 9.6 pockets of Hops were
weighed ; the average price was 80s. but for some
choice samples 86s. was asked: The picking hi.S.
commenced, and there will no doubt be new Hops
at nrarKet to,:norro-4-; the Duty is steady at
he2O 0001.
hop-picking has commenced in the neigh-
bourhood: of this city,and• it is expected:the crops
will prove infinitely short of what was at en.e
tint anticipated.. The •hops are mosaf '
:Ernaii.
and -complaint made of the mould being very
eneral.—(llcreford JournaL)