The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-14 00:00:00

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OHN DE TOURS I -44 r, The YOUTH and
PETILOS'OPH ERA, a Fragment.
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•This nab were published, price 5. bortrit,
OBSERVATIONS relative to the' USE of
B.ELLApc.L.NNA in painful Disorders of the Head and

Face.

By JOHN BAILY, gnrgedn. '•
Sold by Highley and Son, Fleet-strectl
,and by all other
Medical Booksellers. . .

This Day was.puhlished,
re rymestly printed, in Octavo, ►llustrated with Engravings,
and a Map of Newfoundland.,'price 125. boards,
XTOYAGFrof His Msjesty's Ship ROSAMOND
to NEWFOUNDLAND, and the SOUTHERN COAST
of LABRADOR ; of which Counties no aceennt has been
published by any British Traveller sinet the Reign of Queen
Elizabeth.
By. Lieutiiiant EDWARt. CHAITELL,-
Author of '► A Voyage to atlsou's. Bay:"
London : Printe►t for .1. Mawmn, Ludgaterstreet.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
NARItATIVE.►►f a 'VOYAGE to HUDSO\'s BAY, in. his
Majesty's ship Rosamond; coutaining some account of the
North Eastern GTast of America, and of the Tribes
bititig that remote Region; with Engravings, and a Map,
Svc.. 12s. bomb.-

CAPITAL iicyruity,
t Begins Drawing 4tli of June, kibg's Birtli-Day.
Cr: WEBB, Stock-broker,-9, Cornl6ll, and 17,
••S • .Ludgate-streetr has the satisfaction to announce ano-
ther Lottery on the same principle as the last, which was so
highly approved of, and hi which more Capital Prizes were
obtained by the Public: than irsi any previous Lottery ever
knomio*. - •
THE PRESENT LOTTERY
CONTAINS
THREE•PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !
-With 104 more CaPitals, and 4,000 Tickets less than the last
Lottery. -All the Prizes are Sterling Maney; and the Lottery
will he drawn on the old favourite plan (as the last was) ;
more in its favour need not be said ; but au early purchase
is recwninendeil; as the first Twenty Prizes will,receive in ad-
dition' ioeol. each, making eO,OOOl. in the first half hour.
Tickets and Shares are Selling at
WElTh's` Fortunate Offices, 9., "Corninll,- and 17, Ludgate-

._ _ _ _
- ' Street, ,
Where Four -Capitals, in the last Lottery,.-were Sold- in
Shares, and Thretr3o,oool.. Prizes in the short space of thir-
teen months. , • .
• * It is estimated that not less than Eight Hundred Persons
participate( in the Capitals of the late Lotterj, every 'Share
of the Great Prizes having been sold to the Public.

,
HAZARD
. and CO. Cuntnactors' Schemei
formed on the Basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL
PRIZES amonk Adventurers. In the First Half-hour,
THURSDAY, 4th• June, TWENTY THOUSAND POUND
PRIZES, must, be ‘DrawN besides the Chance of othei. CA-
PITALS.
_ . .

- - The Scheme contains ,
. , " 3 Prizes of .20;0001. !
4 prizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001.1 -.
'2O Prizes of 1,0001.! . • - . . •
20 Prizes of 5001. ! ,_ • ..' ..,
• .. ,
. 20 Prizes 43001.1
' - - '4O Prizes of 2001.!- •
2,69(3,1'6m:8 of .1001„
.301. &c. &c. ..• - .
The First 20 Prizes will have 1,0001. more.
The FirSt-500-.llloks will have 151. each.
The Sixth-draWn Prize above 1,0001. must be
L 22,000 !---or,
- L23,©ool—or, . -
L 40,000 ! !!
TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HAZAIM and Co.
ContractorS, at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EX-
CHANGE, London,- (established upwards of 100 yew's), who
Sold and Shared -
FIVE PRIZES •OF TWENTY THOUSAND 'POUNDS
In the Lkst Year's-Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotte-
- ries amounting to Millions. '

,10/ cAprrAL PRIZES !-=L3 of £20,000, &C. &c.
and:Co. have Krim t pleasure in recom-
NY mending to the particular attention' of the 'Public the
Scheme of the NEW LoTTFAY, to begin drawing on the
KINGS BIRTH, DAY, 4th JUNE,
which is formed no the principle so long desired by many Ad-
venturers, xis. a division of the Money into numerous Ca-
pitals, whereby•the Chance of obtaining a peat Prise is
increased threefold.. The Last. Lottery contained twice as
Capitals as the preceding ones, and the present Scheme
(with. 4000 Tickets less) bas more Capitals than the Last
Lottery. • • .
The TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at
SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
. 11', Poultry ;, 31, Aldgate High-
-12, Charing Cross ; I •: Street;
where in the Last Lottery• the following Capitals were shared
and sold, viz.
No. 8,770 ,C 5,000 No. 4,120 £2oo
10,70 j .... .1,000 5,788
• • 11,093 . . 500 9,898
.800 • • •
Also in-the preceding Lotteries,
l's 79. 7,695..20,0001., 2,656..20,000h., and many others of
I,OOQI. 5001. 4001. &c. &c.

TBISH, impress'ed with a just sense of grati-
. tulle for pat favours, respectfully returns thanks to
his numerous Friends for their Patronage in the last Two
Lotteries, and is happy to Say, that (as usual) ‘ Fortune
favours those wi; favour his Offices with a preference," he
havi4; shared and sold, in the short period of- Four Months,

• 58,CAPITAL PRIZES.
The limits of an Advertisement are too brief to detail the
full partiedlars; but he has published a complete List of
them, comprising the manner in which they were Shared; and
the places Aere they were sold to, which may be had gratis',
at. his Fortunate. Offices,CorAill, or 9, Charing CrosS,
London ; or of any of his Agents in the Country ; and
which to Lottery Adventurers will be found highly interest-
ing. -The :30,0001: Prizes were drawb last -Lottery, and
the 20.000 k Prizes the Lottery before, their particulars are
as follow

Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth - 2,2.11 Birwick
mixwenth
Sixteenth ...... 4,349 Bristol 20,000
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Eighth
Sixteenth 17,595 • Canterbury 30,500
Sixteenth ......'.17,595 ' ChelmsfOrd 30,500
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth . ; 4,706 Cornhill . ' 30,000
Efalf;
Sixteenth
Quarter~ - Derby - 20,000
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth 0,595 Edinburgh 30,500
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth ' V,24 I Glasgow 20,000
Eig tit h !
Sixteenth
. .. 30,00030:000
Sixteenth
Sixteenth - 20,000
Sixteenth 17,595 Kennington 30,300
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth - 4,706 Liverpool - 30,000
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Quarter 4,349......N0rwich ' 20,000
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth - Penzance
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth
Sixteenth 17,595 Reading
Sixteenth
Sixteenth 17,595 ..Sandwich ' '30)500
Sixteenth
, Thetford 50,000
Sixteenth
Sixteenth ..,....17,595 'fower-hill 30,500
Sixteenth - 110,500
Sixteenth
_3,645 Wal brook '20,000
Sixteenth
Sixteenth ... r; . i 4,349 Whitechapel . 20,000
Sixtelenth
New buttery be:gins'4th orJune, King's Birth Day,--107
Capital9,-3 of
.20,0001.,.- n
All Sterling Aloey,-14,000
T --, ickets,Being 'Dore Capitals. and less'Tickets than last
•Lottery.=-The 2'J First Drawn Prizes will have 1,0001. each,
, 1 , makink upwards of
, 20,0001. in the first Half. Hour.
a
Tickets and Shares, are selling .by FISH, Stock Broker,• 4 ,
Cornbill, and 9, -Clinring'Cross, London, and by his Agents
iti England, Ireland, and Scotland.

SSENCEmf SHRIIIPS, a new and .superior
SAUCE for `FISH, Anal in strength to Essence of
„Anchovies' hut far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad-
vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand for it
is a convincing proof of the estimation it is held. in by those
who have tried-it. The Proprietors flatter' tltemstslves, that
• whereverit is once used, -it will obtain a pre-eminence aver
all other Sauces. for FiSh. `. • . .
Made lay C. Dilution! and Son Land sold by T. Powell and Son
Holhorn7hill, Corner of Hattoil•garden. The Public
are respectfully requested to (observe, that each :bottle has
the signature of -C. Djjapiore and Son ; -none other .is ge,
'mine ; this cautiou iii-Wssary, as there is. 4 spurious .arti,
ele- now on salt. • --":!-"*: - ~•

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The Seventh POETICAL EPISTLE to theE.pINBURGH

VTENVERS, if possible, To-morrow.
ML. NORMAN'S Letter came too late for insertion this Day:

• THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE RnYAL, DM/ RT-LANE.—Donglas : Young Nopl,
Mr. Kean; Lady Randolph, Miss Nlaeauley. After which,
Amoroso. To which was added, The Sleeping Dran4ht. •
THEATRE Rovat, Cot ENT-GARDEN.—Th e Stranger: the
Stranger, Mr. Young: Mrs. Haller, Mi a O'Neill. After
which, The Miller and his Men.

MAILS,
DUblill, I Waterford, I France.

Due—i Hainburgh.

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T I E SUN.

SOLE3I, QUIS DicEitr! FALSUAI AUDEAT

LONDON,
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1818.

will be seen by our Parliamentary Report

that a Message from the PRINCE REGENT W$
presented last night to both Houses of Parlia.
ment, stating that his Royal Highness has given

!le consent of the Crown to the Marriage of his

Royal Highness the Duke at KENT with her Se-
rene Highness :MARIE LOUISE VICTOR E, widow
of the Itrte'Prince of LEININGEN, and sister of the
reigning Duke of SAXE C0130[1,110 and of Prince
LEOPOLD of SAXE cOBOU LIG, and relying upon
Parliament to make i'suitable provision. This
•
Princess, who is in her, 32d year, has a on and

daughter by. her deceased- Husband, thet son in
hiS 14th year and the daughter in her 12th. Her
Serene llighness has-an establishment and dower
amounting to between 4 and 5,009/. sterling per
annum, but ‘vhich, it is said, ,she will lose by her

narriage with the Duke 0f...1ia.14T. The Message
s to be taken into consideration this day.

. , .
_Lord EIoLLAND gave' notice Yesterday, in:t
Upper 'l-loose,"of a Motion for Papers relative to
ALIENS. We haveyepeatedly-exptessed.oUr con-
viction of the necessity of an ALIEN LAW, in the
present state of Europe; for even if no mischief
should arise film their intrusion among us to
atiect the seenrity of-the Srate, yet why should
this Country be renderid

"The common sewel of Paris and of Rome ?"

We Must again refer to the Netherlands, where
no such law exists, .and 'which is thereate-et-
ceptticte tor the refuse ant! utcasti,of every.other
Country. . These miscreants, by .means of a pol-
luted Press, issue libels upon all other States ; nor
has the Government been able to get rid of 'them,
or to put a stop .to their daring scurrility, which
is often particularly directed against the British
character and- interests. - If„ therefore, we were
to abolish our Alien Law, or not keep it in ri-
gorouS operation,. all these defamatory wretches
would soon transfer themselves ro.'this Country,
where, we regret t
-o say, there' are too many par-.
ricidal Setibblers, who:iwould -readily give an
English form to" their venomous effusions, and en-
deavour to prison ,the minds of the_ People,
through the medium of our factions Journals, too
.muck devoted already to such base- purposes. Why,
therefore, LortiLlou.Ailn, whoo hough in Opposi-
tion', has nndcrubtedlyTtlre_interest and honOur...of
his Country at-heart, •-sboirld appear to be adverse
to the national protection -of an Alien Law; we
cannot conceive, am( therefore we, will'indtdge