The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-21 00:00:00

Four Przes of £20,000.

Besides various other Capitals and advantages, as will he
seen by a reference to the Scheme. My object for having so
niaov Stock Prizes, was owing to the reque.t 4.f numeroll4
individuals, who conceived this a most eligible time, as
there has been, wit tout any apparent cause, so great a de-
pression of the Public Funds, that a considerable re-action,
or rise, may reasonably be expected, and of such rise the
Huld‘rs of the Pri:4s would have all the benefit.

I. have the honour to he
Your devoted Servant,

4, Cor►►hill,
Arid 9, Charin;:-Cross,
19th Och.ber, 1820.

NEW LOTrErty,
TO BE ALL DRAWN IN TWO DAYS,
15th ,aud November.
SCHEME.

4.... Prizes 0f.... ieN),,`oo Consols ,C40,0^0
13;000 Consuls
2,000 Money 4,000
1,050 Consols
500 Ditto
200 Money 1,200
100 Ditto
50 Ditto
20 Ditto
16 Ditto

,264

6,800 Tickets. Total, Money and Consoler 107,01
To I.e drawn its Two'ClaiStS, A and B, No. 1 to 3,400.
DETERMINABLE PRIZES.
Fifth-drawn Prize to have 13,0001. Consols, and 2,0001. Money
more.
Tenth-drawn Prize above 501. to have 20,0001. Console more.
SECOND DAY.
Fiist 200 Numbers drawn Blanks, to have 101. Money each.

No. 1 to 1,700 to be drawn on the 15th of November.
No. 170 t to 3,400 to be drawn on the Vitli of November.
Every Prize above 9.01. drawn First Day to be entitled to a
New Ticket, or further Chance, by which it is possible, 14
one Ticket, a person might get TWO PRIZES of TWENTY
THOUSAND POUNDS, (Shares participate in these ad-
vantages.)

WASHINGTON IRVING's POEM, 7s. 6d. boards.
This day was published,
By JAMES, CAWTHORN, Cockspur;street, a Second
Edition. Of

THE LAY of the SC Ori'TISII FIDDLE, a
Poem, ►n Five Cantos,
By WASHING CON IRVING, F.N.
Author of " The SKETCH BOOK," &c.
Shortly will appear " TRAITS anti TR.IALS," a Novel,
in 3 vols.

To Mrs. 307,1N50N, Proprietor of
THE AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP,
No. 94, Newman-street, .Oxford-street, London.
VIA DAM--fitivinv experienced tre blessed
Effects of your Syrup on Two of my Children, I beg
yeu to insert the case of One, on whom it had the most ex
traordinary effects. My child, who is two years nnd a half
old, has been suffering under every species of debility ever
since it was six months old, owing to the extreme ditlicolty
of cutting her teeth, so 'ouch that a total waste of flesh
and distortion of the joints, rendered the child incapable of
being moved without a pillow, at the same time having ir•ms
on her legs to present their getting more distorted ; when,
directed by Providence, I was recommended to apply to you
for the Syrup, which, after using two or three clays, my
child appeared to receive fresh life and strength, and how-
ever singular it may appear, after using only One Bottle of
the Syrup, I was enabled to take the irons .from her legs,
and shortly after she became j+erfectly testored. Every in•
quiry as to the truth of the above will be cheerfully answer-
ed, by your must obedient Servant,
No. 6, Crown court, Pickett-street,
Temple Bar, May 4, 1820.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson tend Williams, 9
Newman-street; and, by their appointment, of the Me
dicine Venders in Town and Country, at is. 9d. per Bottle,
N.B.—Mrs. JOHNSON relieves the Poor, As usual, at her
house, every Tuesday, and Saturday morning, front Nine till
Teu o'Clock, by bringing a Letter front a respectable House-
keeper, to certify that they are real objects of charity.

F. SEAGEIt.

LONDON JOU It NALS.

(DAILY EXTRACTS.]

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS.

[New Times.]
The COUNSEL for the QUEEN have closed that
part of her Majesty's defence which is grounded
on an alleged Conspiracy to suborn false wit-
nesses against her: and they did this after a di-
vision of 159 to 51 against putting a question re-
lative to the conduct of Sacchi. This seems to
prove, that the House of Lords viewed the con-
duct of her Majesty's Counsel in the same light
as we ourselves did yesterday ; namely, 4‘ as a fu-
tile attempt to support a charge beyond the pale
of reason, by evidence, beyond the pale of law."
13e this as it may, the Learned Counsel must now
come back to the real merits of the case. Why
they ran away from them at all they hes, know.
To us i t appears, that this sort of management well
'deserves the reprobation which Mr. Williams very
unjustly bestowed on a part of the Solicitor-Gene
ral's proceedings. I t looks like " the trickery of
`an Advocate." Either this charge of Conspiracy
should have been put in the very head and front of
the defence ; or it should have been reserved till
after the case in support of the Bill had been
wholly overthrown ; and then perhaps it might
have been introduced by way of rendering the
triumph of the defendant more complete. But
when it. is thrown into the middle of the case, and
when on its failure they recur again to the line of
defence which they had before abandoned, it is
clear that the very term " Conspiracy was
merely introduced by way of distracting the at-
tention of their Lordships and the public. We
are somewhat Surprised that after abandoning
the topic of conspiracy yesterday they did not at
once proceed to redeem their pledge by, calling