The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-12 00:00:00

FRIDAY. JUNI?, 2, IHIB.

Billll4l O.II.LERY, PALL-AiALL.

r4.17H-11,S. G.ALLERY, will) a SELECT MN of
4. the melt celebrated IVORK.S of the ITALIAN, SPA-
NISH, FCENIISH, aid MITCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN
every Dity;•froln NINE in the •Alotning until SIX in the
Evening. .. ,
. . .

Admittance Is.—Catalogues Is. ,
13y Order,. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

TIIE LOTERY.

The First /.3-o,eto et-4r drawn!
The bast L. 30,000 ever drawn

Were SOLD and SHARED'at the old established Offices of
I and J. SIVEIVEUGUIT., No. 37,
it, Holborn ; 38, Ellyinarliet; 141, Oxforil.stretst;
which, !)y Authority of Parliatnetit; will be kept open NEXT
NIONDAY NIGUT. until Twelve'cb'Clocl4 as the Drawing
he'gins early TU.F.SDAY.IOII,NINIGr'.

There are Serent3:7-six Cqpit;il PriFs now Undrawn, which
must all be decided in-Twb nay,, including
- 3 Prizes. of L. 20,000!
•
.4 1 sizes of L. 3,000 and L. 2,000!
IS Prizes of L. 500!
51 Prizes of L.:300 and L. 200!
The Sixth-drawn Prize abuse 1,0001. must be'
- X:22,000 1: X:23.000 !- or
FrORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
.
Which J."and J. SIVE WRIGHT hope to Sell at
N0.:37,, ernithiil ; . j 38, Haymarket ;:
• 11, Holborn; i 141, Oxford Street. I:

P BLI CATJ ON S.

This Pay was published, price fis.,in boaMs,
r A New Edition, lieut.; the Sixteenth,of
TWOPENNY PON,T BAG.
By THOMAS BROWN, the Youngrr.
Printed for. James. Carpenter and Son, Otd Bond-street ;
and Thomas Wilkie, Paternoster-row.. • .
, . .
Of wh,oln may he had, price Bs. in. boards, with six co-
loured -plate;, THE CUTTER; in Five Lectures upon the
Art 9.lo..Practice- of Cutting , Friends, Acquaintances,. and
{telations. , . . _

On Friday next will 'be pub:id3A, •
NIT:IBER• ONE, PRICETEN-PENCE, of a PERIODICAL

PUBLICATION to be called
/VAS; or ‘Vrettly Expositor,of:False-
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General PolitibS, and Literature; which it is proposed to
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Quid
Contra sonantemPalladisiEgida
• PoSsent ruentes ? • • tiorat.
The dreadful !Egis blazes in their eye,
Amazed they see, they tremble, and they fly!
• .. Pope.
As a more detailed Prospectus, and Explanation of .the
Principles of this Publication, will be given in the first
Number, it is not thooghtnecessaiy to go further in the pre-,
sent. Notice than to inform the Public that it will be inva-
riably ctindtieted in the only pure and unbiassed Spirit of
genuine Patriotism, by of a general Support to the
existiugfiovernment ; at thesatne time the Editors will re-,
see ee to themselves, and will never fail to exercise, that per
feet impartiality, and that complete Independence of every
Power, whether Monarchical, Aristinnatie, or Popular; which.
may enable them, as jealous-Guai dians (if the Public Welfare,
to canvas every ropusition which appears tothem. astending
to Militate against the interests .of any Part of the Nation,
front whatever Quarter such Proposal may originate.
• `Whilst the leading Object in more imme,,iate view is the
Detection of, popular. Error, to the Exposition. of which a
considerable portion of the columns of the Paper will he de-
vnted, the Editors will at the same time endeai'our to furnish.
an. ample sapply.of that varied Information and . Amusement,
which is usually comprehended in the different parts of the
•Dailv Journals.

Orders, Ndvertisements, and Coinniunications, are re-
-11.• Mr. Stockdale, 41, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Bowdery and
lac rl r, 191i,,0x ford-street ; and' by. all Booksellers,and News-
Vt• ude t s t e: se rept) Places where Subscribers reside.

INDIA SHAWLS. •
&c. 'irriviog from INDIA, and
4 having more SHAWLS than they wish to make use of,
art tespectfullyinformed, they may receive the full value.for
them, by applybrg. at MILLARD'S East India, 'Hambro',
scotch,. Manchester, Irish Linen,
,French. Cambric, Printed
Fornitute, and Foreign Lace Warehouse., No. 16, CHEAP-
*SIDE ; where the greatest variety.of India, and curious tali-,
tatunt Shawl's ; Ven You, Angola, China Crape, &c.; with,
the usnal variety of fashionable Articles, for. Dress ; the im-
proved Irish Linens, Sheetings, including those without a
-seam 7 Nii!rseilles ; Table Linen ; the,varions Articles
lot- Family Use; tine India and curious British Mtislins, for
Ladies wear and Gentlemen's, Cravats; rich• Damask and
Printed. Fmrnitures ;. Now Jamava; Chintz; Printed Cant-.
tries ; Black Bontbazeens and Silks, with the choicest aqicles
for Family !dooming, &c. are constantly on stile, :Wholesale
and It etatl,at the First Prices.—Proorietors,of Business, and
Families arriving in Town, and Ladies having Commissions;
tetlt Lind the greatest choice of the newest, and Wit manu•
faMuredGoods.—Foreign Orders-executed.