The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-04 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1818.

Al' a veto numermis MEETING" of MER.
CH k:CT.;, BANKERS, TRADERS, and others, Cow
veiled in pursuance of a Public Requisition, at the City of
London Tavern, the Ist day of July ;
WM, MANNING, Esq., M.P. in the Chair;

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It was moved by John Whitmore, Esq., and seconded by
George Hibhert, Esq., and carried unanimously,
That this Meeting, anxious to record the high sense enter-
tained of the long and faithful services of Sir W. CURTIS,
Bart. and Alderman, during six successive Parliaments, in the
support of the commercial interests of the City of London
arid of the United Kingdom, and its feeling of regret at
the Honourable Baronet not haring been returned
as one of the Representatives of the City of London
in Parliament at the late Election, is of opinion, that air
ADDRESS, expressive of those sentiments, and the sincere
attachment and respect felt for the Hun. Baronet, be pre-
sented to him (Mill slits Meeting:—
" We, the undersigned Merchants, Bankers, Ship-owners,
Traders, and others, of the City of London, having expe-
riences! during six successive Parliaments, and .for a period
of 28 years, your conduct. as one of the Representatives in
Parliament for the city of London, and having seen with re-
gret that you are not one of those returned for this City at
.the late Election, have determined to offer yon our concur-
ring testimony in approval of that. important portion of your
public duty which 'has related to the commercial interests of
„your, cowtitueuts, intimately connected, as they inva-
riably are, with the general interests of the country.
",,We have ever found you easy of access, attentive to com-
munications from all quarters, punctual in your attendance
in the House of Commons, and zealously supporting there
every measure calculated to promote the commercial pros-
perity of this great City, or that of the empire at large.
" As among us there may be a diversity of opinion upon
some questions of general policy, we confine our consideration
on the present occasion to what most immediately touches
our common interests, and comes within the range of our
personal experience. It is satisfactory to Hs, and we trust
that it will be a source of pleasing reflection to you, that in
relation to subjects of such primary importance as those which
affect the great commercial community, we are enabled to
affOrd to your conduct one united tribute of approbation,
and to address you with one unanimous sentiment of gra-
titude.

" That you may enjoy many years of happiness and pros
perity, the honourable rewards of a laburious and usefu
life, is the sincere wish of

(Here follow the signatures.)

" To Sir W. Curtis, Bart."

Resolved, That the Address, now read he adopted, signed
by those present, and do lie for signatures at the City of Lon-
don Tavern until the 15th day of July instant.

Resolved, That a Deputation, consisting of the following
Gentlemen now present, viz.—
Sir (-. Flower, Bart. Felix Clay
Sir It Carr Glynn, Bart. R. Dann
Sir SC. Hunter, Bart. ' C. Davison
Sir Thos. Neave, Bart. E. Down
Sir Robert Preston, Bart. John Hall
Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. T. Halifax
Sir W. Leighton, Kut. . E. Harman
Alderman Bridges H. Harman
William Manning, M.P. Quarles Harris
Chairman • G. Hibbett
Win. Mellish. M.P. J. Jacks
Robert Williams, M.P. Beeston Long
John Tayler, M.P. 1). Lyon -
'I. Bainbridge D. Mildred'
George Blackman J. Plummer .
It. Brown J. M. Raikes
H. Bunuester G. M. Simpson
Charles Campbell Robert Taylor
James Campbell W. Ward
Abel Chapman John Whitmore
do wait upowthe Hon. Baronet with the said Address, at such
time and manner as may appear to them. must suitable to the
occasion. -

Resolved, That the Resolutions signed by the Chairman be
inserted in the usual hlurning and Evening Papers, and lead,
nig County Papers.
(Signed)

WM. MANNING.

Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to
the Chairman, fur his able and judicious conduct in the
Chair.

and J. SIVEWRIGurr have THRPE powerful
It! . Motives for soliciting public attention to the present

Scheme.,

Ist. Because it contains Two Prizes of the great magnitude of
Thirty Thousand Pounds each, with Only B,oooTickets.
Rud. Because Nos. 124,206 and 15,760, the First and Last
Prizes of 30,0001. ever drawn, were Shared and Sold at
their Offices.
3rd. Because they think they cannot evince 'heir gratitude
for past Favours better than by recommending those:
who honour them w itb tin it commands, to adventure
in the present Lottery. The Scheme contains
Prizes of

2,000
2
3
•
11 ....... ............. 200, &c. &c.
And in addition to all the Prizes paid by Government, the
Purchasers may receive

GOLD
for the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sorel ei:.rnc, with
PORT, CL•IIIF.T, or NIADEIRA,

itqlouritinktu Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hog
heads of Cl:►ret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand So,
vereigns, and ►n proportion for Shares.
The Wine to be chosen by the (folders themselves.
BEGINS 4rtt AUGUST.

TICKETS and SII ARES an now on Sale at the old esta•
Wished Offices of J. and J: SIVEWRICHT,

No. 11, Holhorn; I 1141, Oxford Street;
37, Combat ; 38, Haymarket ;
Who Shared and Sold in the Last Kittery FOUR CAPITAL

PRIZF.S. Also the

FIRST L.30,00U ever Orawn,
LAST L. 30,000 ever drawn.

SOVEREIGNS, BANK NOTES, AND %VINE! ,
TBISH has the pleasure 'a [mummer a NEW
• LorrEra formed on the same principle as the last,
for which he was Contractor; and which be will candidly
acknowledge is so improvement on his Plan ; for although
that Lottery possessed Three 80,0001. Prizes, there were
18;000 Tickets; but the present Lottery contains Two PI ivis
of 30,0001. with 10,000 Tickets less; consequently the Chance
of gaining a 30,0001. Prize is very co: siderably increased. The
following is a brief outline of its leading attractions :
Two Prizes of 30,0001., and only 8,000 Tickets,
Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns each, to be paid in Gold,
No fixed Prize—No Stock Prizes—All Sterling Money,
And besides the Prizes in ,the Scheme, there is an extra Gift
of Eight Pipes of Port or Madeira Wine, or Eight Hogs-
heads of Claret, for the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns
(Shares in pioportioni, to be chosen by the fortunate
Gainers, from the Stock of any Wine Merchant they please.
Begins drawing 4th of AUGUST.
The Public will no-doubt recollect, that this is also follow-
ing T. 111S1-l's Plan, which obtained so much popularity,when
lie gave away Twelve Pipes of Port, the Numbers entitled to
Eight of which were distributed by him, itt Shares.
BISH (as usual) shared ani sold, Last Lottery, the largest
Capital, 9;889 a Prize of 23,0001., in Sixteen Shares, and
Thirty-five either Capitals ; in the Lottery before, 43 Capitals,
including Two of 30,0001., and in the Lottery before that,
Three of 4E1,0901., all in Shares, being
,(as usual) greater in
number and amount than those sold 'by any Other Office-
keeper.

TICKETS and SHARES, for the above Lottery,are selling
by DISH, at his Fortunate Offices, 4, Cotnhill, and 9, Char-
inK•Cruci, London; and by his Agents in England, Ireland,
and Scotland.