The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-31 00:00:00

THE LOTTERY.

The TWO 20,000/. Prizes were drawn yesterday
within half an hour of each other, viz. No. 3,636,
20;0001., and No. 135, 20,0001.; both of which
were sold in Shares by J. mll. SIVEWRIGHT, at
their fortunate offices, 37, Comhill ; 11, Hol-
born; 38, Haymarket; and 141, Oxford-street.
I,\To. 3,636, in 12 Shares,---20,000/. !
No. 135, in 8 Shares,---20,000/.!
Both', are Sterling Money Prizes, and the fortu-
nate holders may receive the value of their re-
spective Shares on demand. _

•
- It is remarked as a most singular coincidence,
,that out=, of the excellent Library belonging to
Dr: WA KELY, all the books.were destroyed, with
•the •eXception of. the " Life of Cuaiszy" which
was found in the ruins.

The Drawing of the State Lottery took place
yesterday, the whole being decided in One Day.
Bisu, shared and sold Sixteen Capital Prizes, the_
Numbers of ,which are as follow

- - pm), 2,543 - R2OO
- 5,514 1000 5,299 - - 200
3,13;2 - . - 500 1,649 - - 200 .
3,528 - - - 500 2,996 - - 200 ,
`3,02-• - 210 2,503 - - 200 •
4,7A2 - - .210. 4,189. - - 200
• .3,625 - - - 210 5,372. - 200
- - 210 2,229 - • 200
'The fortunate Holders of the above may receive
the :value of their respective Shares on demand,
at either of .131.sn's Offices,"4, Cornhill, or 9,
Charing-cross; or exchange them for, Tickets and'
Shares in a New ••Lottery,'for which Bisu is also
'the Contractor.

There is a ridiculous correspondence in Some
of the Morning Papers, between Sheriff'PAßKlNS
and Lady A. HAMILTON, respecting " a fat' old
buck," .which the Sheriff has presented to her
MAJEsTy.--Poor Mr. PARKINS complains most
pijhetically that he cannot be allowed to send
her MAJLSTY"a buck in a quiet, snug.way, with-
out being eiposed to , public
.notoriety. ," The
Sheriff should remember that greatness is always
followed by, Obsequious chroniclers, eager to in.
form on admiring- world of its wheieabouts."

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
PfrArnted Last Night.
TiIEATREItoyAL, RY LANE.—K.ing Lear: King Lear, Mr.
Kean. After. wlrieh, Three Weeks atter Marriage
THEAIrKE ROYAL, HArviAtiKtrr.,-The suicide. After which,
Lovers' Quarrels. To which was added, Exchange no
Robbery.
THEATIM ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—Two Words.
After which, Patent Seasons. Tu which was added, 'Hie
Vampire.

, ,• , . PRICE OF.STOCKS
Tills DAY AT ONE 0-CLOCK.
Bank'Stock " 'gel Bank bong Ann..... 181-16th.
8 per Cent. Red.
8 per Cent.'Coris...',..; 67ii Ex. Bills, 2d 4s. ss. pr.
81 per Cent.
4 per Cents Bt;iti I Cons. for Account ....OS 67i
per Ct. Navy Ann. 1031 IU4I

MAIL S.
vei,=-1 Dublin, 1 Waterford.

DUE-1 Holiaii-d-",.1-Got-tenburgl, 1 France, 2 tiarnburgli,

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning. 45,minuits.altor 3.-,,Eriming, 23 ninoots after 9.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM .4UDEAT

LONDON,
THURSDAY,. URSD AY, AUG UST 31, 1820.

As yve have been advised by many old and
established friends -of,TnK Sus to include the
opinions of all the Editors of the M9rning
Papers among our 'Daily Extracts from the Lon-
don Journals, we shall therefore extend that d
partment of our Miscellany, for the conflicts of
party may strike out truth, ancl the people in
general' will have an opportunity of estimating
the abilities, as well as the charaCter, principles,
and designs of the respeCtive Conductors. This
arrangement, and the continuance of our plan to
take Extracts from THE PROVINCIAL JOURNALS
also, will afford our Readers a general idea of
the political character of the Country, and in-
crease the reputation of those Public Prints that
are actuated by wise, patriotic, and independent
principles, while the consciousness that their sen-

timents will be widely diffused, may operate as a
restraint upon those of a contrary description,
and be a curb to licentiousness, faction, and

sedition.

We received last night the remaining Paris
Papers of Sunday last. Those of Monday,
which were due this morning, have not ar-
rived. We give a few additional Extracts in
another column. An article from Vienna,
which again intimates the expected arrival there
of the Emperor of ItussiA, says, that the two
Emperors, and the King of PnussiA, are to dis-
cuss at that Capital the present situation -of
Europe. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE is also said
to be expected at Vienna.

Since the above we received, at a late hour this
day, the Papers of Monday.---The following are

extracts :--

" PARIS, AVG. 28.—Yesterday there was a
grand review in the Court of the Thuilleyies.
The King stationed himself in the Balcony of
the Pavillion de l'Horloge. His Majesty was
saluted with repeated cries of Vive le Roi. The
King expressed his satisfaction at the appearance
of the troops to Marshal the Duke of Ragusa
and the General d'Albignac.
4C The following circumstante tends to prove
that the conspiracy recently discovered, was not
an isolated crime. At the moment when the
telegraph announced at Cambray that it was dis-
covered, and that the authors were in prison, six
officers of the Legion of la Seine fled to Belgium ;
two were arrested on the frontiers and sent to
Paris.

" MADRID, AUG. 17.—The Cortes have agreed
to a decree, rendering null and void the restora-
tion of the Jesuits.

cc A proposition for the introduction of Tria
by Jury has been read a second time.

cc The plague still continues at Majorca."

We learn with sincere concern that the hor-
rible traffic of the Slave Trade is carried on at
the llavannah as freely as ever, and is not likely
to be suppressed, or at all diminished, the profits
are so great. We understand that we have a
very intelligent Commissioner there from this
Country, a Bairister by profession, to check its
progress, but the traders in the monstrous prac-
tice are too experienced in the villainy, and too
cunning in their operations, to fear detection. It
is to be hoped that the Cortes of Old Spain will
make this detestable traffic one of the first objects
of their notice, as soon as they have properly
settled the frame of .a new Constitutional Mo-
narchy.

,There is no great harmony between THE
QUEEN'S Legal Advisers and her ordinary friends,
as a proof of which it is said that Mr. BROUGHAM,
speaking of a certain Civic *fund of her MA.•
JEsTy, who follows her like .a quotidian ague,
declared that. he thought him as great" an ass as,
ever browsed thistles."