The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-12 00:00:00

THE LOTTERY .

VERY CAPITAL-EVERY TICKET-
EVERY PRIZE, Joust be drawn 18111'. OCTOBER,
NEXT WEDNESDAY. The Wheel contains TWO of
.20,0001. TWO of 1,0001. TWO of 5001. &c. &c.
ALL STERLING MONEY,
ALL NEXT WEDNESDAY, the'LAST mini ONLY DAY.

UNDItz-IWN TICKETS and SHARES are selling, by
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
37, CORNHILL; I SS, HAYMARKET;
11, HOLBORN; I 141, OXFORD-STREET;

Who Sold in the Lottery just. finished, 135, in S Shares,
20,0001.-3,036, in 12 Shares, e 0,0001.; and in the reeding
Lottery, 9,514, 20,00n1.-1:013, 10,0001. with many minor
Capitals of bOOl. 2001. Iticc.

NOTICE lIESPECTINO BLANKS DRAWN 5T13 OF
OCTOBER.

BISH respectfully reminds the Holders
ill • of Tickets or Shares, drawn Blanks the First Day,
,that the option. pf receiving 141, per. Ticket in Money,
inatead of standinz the chance of the Next Day's Drawinz,
wiil cease on Friday next, the 13th Instant, and those who
-do not demand the 141. on or before that day, cannot receive
it afterwards, but wilt then br entitled to whatever their
Numbers may be drawn on the lath Instant, on which Day
the Lottery will entirely finish.

TILE WHEEL CONTAINS
2 " Prizes of 20,0001.
2
2 5OOl.
And various-other Capitals, all in Sterling Money, and all
to he Drawn on
WEDNESDAY NEXT.

CHAPEL OF THE HOLY TRINITY, BORDESLEY.
AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of
SUBSCRIBERS held the 3d Day of October inst.
W. COPE, Esq. in the Chair;
Resor.vED,
That the warmest and most grateful• Thanks of this Com-
mittee be presented to the Right Hon. the Earl of Plymouth,
for his very handsome conduct previously to the Meeting of
Friday last, for the honour of his company at the ceremony of
laying the first Stone, and presiding at the Dinner, fur his li-
beral Donation, and generally for his extreme kindness and
attention throughout the whole of the arrangements.
That the must grateful Thanks of this Meeting be present-
ed to the Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth, for honouring
the Procession with his presence, and for his very handsome
Donation.

That the grateful :Thanks of this Meeting be presented to
the Right lion, the Earl of Aclesford and the Hon. Major
Finch, for the honour of their company in the Procession.
That The Thanks of this Meeting he presented to the Hon.
Washington Shirley, and the Ancient and Honourable So-
ciety of Free and A&epted Masons, for the very handsome
manner in which their Services were rendered on the above.
interesting occasion.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to Major Car-
michael, of the 6th Dragoon Guards, for the politeness with
which he allowed the attendance of the Band and Detach-
ment, and to the Officers and Men do Duty for their very
proper conduct.
_

That. the Thank,: of the Meeting he presented to M. R.
BouIton; Esq. for his polite Donation of various Coins struck
at Soho Mint, and to Mr. Ottley, of Snow-hill, for a present
of Medals.

•
That the Thanks of the Meeting be presented to the Church
and Chapel Wardens, for their polite attention to the ar-
rangements of the day.
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Clergy and
Gentlemen attending the Procession and Dinner, for the ho-
nour of their Company and liberal Donations.
That the state of the Finances, with the List of the new
Subscribers, and a Copy of the above Resolutions, be inserted
in the• Birmingham Papers, and also in THE SUN London
Pape', and that a Copy of the whole, with a List of the former
Subscriptions, be sent to every Subscriber, and to all the No-
bility and Gentry in the county and neighbourhood.
That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman.
W. COPE, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
RESOLVED,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to him for
his very proper• conduct therein.
THOMAS MOLE, Hon. Sec.
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS.

Dr. L. J.. d.
To paid for Purchase of Land, two Houses for
Clergymitn, &c.
Expenses incurred in part building Wall, and part
removing Soil; Charges for on Estimate oforiginal
Plan, and Expenses of Architect's Joni-flies, &c.
Expenses.of completing Fence Walls, palisading
West Front, removing the Remainder of the
Soil, drawing Gravel, Workmanship, &c. facing-
the lower Story of East Front.with Gornal Stone;
. . .

getting out the Ground for the Vaults and Erec-

non of • them ; Preparations for and Expenses
of the Ceremony t, Advertising and Stationary,
about • ' 1917 17

L3(i'i7 17

By Amount of former Subscriptions
.1917 9 0
Subscribed on the occasion of laying, the first Stone 572 15 U.
Collected on the Gtound,receiva for Tickets, &c 91 5 0
Remaining Deficiency 1156 14 0

L. 3677 17 0

To Amount of present Deficiency, to he raised by
voluntary Subscriptions -1156 14 0

Subscriptions entered into on occasion of laying the First
Stone. L. .s. d."
Earl of Dartmouth - - 105 0 0
Earl of Plymouth ' 106 0 0
Thomas Beach, Esq.
W. P. imge, Esq. • 30 0 0
Joshua .Schoieheid, . Esq.
Rev. T. Blacliall
S. Crane
11,
11
00
. .
A. Parrin ' ,
Thomas Col meals
Mr. Thomas Mole
Francis Goodwin ' lO 10 0
• John Pounthey - .
' 10 0 0.
Rev. J. Darwall .... ' 6 0 0
11r. Joseph loners
C. !idiom
Samuel Kempson
Thomas Cooke 5 0 0 •
Messrs. Jahet and Moore 5 0 0
James Taylor, Esq.
Mr. James Mason
Isaac Far ror '
John Wilittinglian) . 50 0
John Walthew ' "
Thomas Smith
George Breight on
William Bedington
,
Samuel Allen • ' 5 0 ()
Messrs. Devey and Tickell-
Mr. John lleyhiii 1 I (I
Thomas Ilawkes - 1 1 0
Alfred Bunn..' 5 5 0
John Greensall 2 4 0
John Sinicox
Richard Roberts
Joseph Willmore
Joseph Wilday
Messrs. W. Anderton and Sons

Subscriptions will continue to be received byMessrs. Tay-
lors and Lloyds, Bankers, and at the Secretary's Officer. Bir-
mingham.

LONDON JOURNALS.

rll.l IL EX7RACTS.)

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS.

[Morning Post.]
THE QUEEN.—The EXAMINATION of Lieut.
HOWNAIki was yesterday resumed and continued
through :she day. It was most important, inas-
much ai it admits the truth of almost the whole
of the statements of the Italiai Captain and Mate
of the polacca, as, well as a considerable part of
thet evidenc'e of poor unjustly abused Majocci.
. ,illozoncon, it will be remeMbered, is the indi-
vidual lately introduced to the public by Mr.
Broughain, as the gallant Lieutenant. In his
evidence there will be found "sufficient proofs of
that intrepidity 'Which might haie proved fatal to
Baron Onrpteda, if the " Gallant Lieutenant"
had happened to arrive-in time at Manheim,
where the " Coward Ompteda," as he has been
called, waited for him in vain. Ou this occasion
he proved his memory to be remarkably reten-
tise till the cross-examination commenced. From
that• time there was alalling off in his memory,
and the 6allant Lieutenant was glad to avail
iiitriself of " I do not recollect," as often as it
was used by 11Iajocci, arid yet more, as often as it
4as used by that pattern for all witnesses, his
~ieroic blend, Mr. Flynn. But now we ttre told
;that great allowances are to be made for persons
'tinder examination.. Certainly; for this we have
a4ways contended. . But what allowances were
made for the witnesses for the Prosecution ?
These were poor humble illiterate persons, less
Pt4pared fo'face such a tribunal than persons of
education, like those now under examination,
yet-what merciful consideration was had for these
individuals., far removed from their connections,
surrounded by foreigners, and ignorant of the
usages of -the country 'to .which they had, been
conveyed ? Let our conduct towards the wit-
nesses for the defences )e contrasted with that of
our opponents towards the persons examined on
the'.'part of the 'prosecution, and then it will be
seen Which side has a right to take credit to itself
for decorous moderation and humane forbearance.