The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-07 00:00:00

ANcvefi Cit BON ;is I

VERY 'PICKET A PRIZE ON TUESDAY THE 14TH.
TU4 very tlear Appi ()act, Wipe Drii‘ving makes
it imperious upon I'. 111`41, the Contractor far the pre»
sent Lottery, to reniind itat
yet.nide their Piretia, s, that the fr.lol
tbe'llonus of Two Hundred 'rickets. will cease to he araaahie
after Tuesday next, th. 11th instant, whiqh
_day Ltn' t lit!
tery will hi* ri drawing. He begs permission to tall their
inunediate attention to this, as it is his earnest wish.that all
iris Friends should participate in it. Every Ticket drswit
upon the First Day will he a Prize, and the First4lrawis
Ticket ;shove /4.503 must be L. 6,000, and rnit'y be L. 0,000,
or ere0'4.35,000.
Tickets ahit Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, Lomita!,
and 9, Charing-cross, •a.

ANOTHER,.BONUS..
WI FT nntl Co. respect,tolly inform the Poblic,
that in consequence of the nunieroas disappointmeuts
experienced in ail parts of the Country, the want of a
auilicient supvly of 'rickets arld Shares to meet the 'iniproce-
dented demand occasioni.il by the First Bonus (which expired
tke 47th of April),--a see:tiiii Bonus- of
, TWO IILINDI1E1) Ticr.us
is paw given, the Prizes to be divided ww.ng all the pur-
chasers front that Oay to the t all May, when the Drawing

•
begins.
.
Tickets and Shares, entitling the Purchasers to the Bonus,
'are selling at SW( FT and Co.'s °dices,
Nu. I t, Poultry, I • N 0.91, AlOgate High
- 12, Charing Cross, .I ' . St r“:t.

ANO Fl Eft. BONUS
Of Two' hundred Whole Tickets; the Prizes arising , front
which will he de..idett according to th,ir prop.,rtioos,
among the HoWers of all Tickets and Shares bought be-
tween 47th of April and the First Day of-Drawiog
TUESDAY, 13th t.f N.I.AS •
And on that Day every Tickrt drawn will he a Prize !
G'colvinced hy the daily ihei•ca,oing.
demanel for Tickets and- Shares, that the Public are
fully aware of the Advantage' to be derived trues an early
Purchase in the present Lottery, deems it quite unttecesNary
to dwell farther on the merits of the Slteate, than t.. remind
theta of its cositainiux TWO L.mo,uoo Prises, and Fifty ether
Capitals; and at the Mlle tints respect rally solicits ,the Coat-
elands of Adviuttirers at eithet Of his Mill:Alt,
9, CORNHILL. ar l 7; -LUDGATE-STREET
Where he trusts 'Fortune will cuatinue'to dispense her Vu'
yours as liberally as she has hitherto done, among these who
favour hint with a preference,
The following Capitals havingbeen sold by WEBB, in the last
Yea viz. •
I'bc Two last Piizcs of L. 80,000 ever drawn:
30.109..,. a Priest 0f.... L.30,n0D
11,539.... a Prize 0r....
600....1 Prize of.. Z. 20,000
2,502.... a Prize 0f.'....6.10,000
• &.c. &c. &C.
*** All Business in the Funds faithfully execnbatl by G.
WEBB; Stock-brolzer.

ARREN'S ORIGINAL JA PAN LIQUID
SkV.
ItLACKING produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal
to the highest 'Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft,
and prevents its cracking, does not soil the linen, is ;ay.-
fectly free Irons any unpleasant smell, and will retain its vir-
tues in anv climate.
Sold, wholesale, by It MIERT WARREN, 14. St.Martin's-
lupe, London; and retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White,
Waterford t Thomson, Itelfast ; ttaehurn, Edinburgh; Oi-
borne, Cilasgow; Lyon, Inverness; Coolsworthy, Plyinodth ;
Evans and Co. Chester: Clark, Lancaster.; •Wood,
Illirririew, Coventry ; Pierson, Sheilield : Greenslade,
Guernsey. and by his Agents in every Town in the Kingdom,
in Stone 'Bottles, Is. Lid. a•Piitt, Ind. Half-a-pint, and ed.
each. •
cAtrrioN.--Observe,none are Gantsine unless

aitzente,
.(Xlei/11,1
is signed on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-Jane, stamped in
the bottle, as the superior quality of
Spthis Mackin haositionss in-
duced several base impostors to sell uriousli
Comp
und4r the above Name.

READER now moved, that his recognizance,
1)&601)0 resPited, until suet; time as-the Court
might be pleased to appoint, upon an affidavit,
staling his-inability to attend thus early in the
present Term, onacconnt of his professional pur-
suit, which teiinired his presence in the four
Courts of Dublin, until the Cclk day of the pre-
sent Term, Within Which time the practice of
moving for new trials, in cases upon the Lent
that le- wouhl. ha-144-
;ions to ti-yetielits if he were to leave Ireland dur-
ing such per od of the Term.
,Lord ELLENBOROUGHi after conferrint-, with
the rest of the Court for some minutes, said, 'I Ler;
his recognizAnees stand respired until the sth day
of next Alicnae.mas Term."
Mr. READE-,11, advertiug to the terms of Mr.
O'Conue4i's affidavit, said, it would be matter of
great indulgence to his client, if the Court would
be pixased to appoint some later day in the Term
than the sth ; for the reason which at present
operated for his not attending the Court in the
present Tvrm, would equally apply to the 6th day
of Michaelmas Term, when after the summer As-
sizes, be wq;1111 he *obliged to attend the Courts,
in consequence of the rule of practice there esta-
blished,with respect to motions for new:trials.
Mr. Justice 1 .AILEY-11 the time-of his appear-,
ayce is now enlarged till the sth day of Michael-
mas Terti, and when that vriod.artives there are
sufficient grounds made out to the
application,
-in an-
other applicaon, for u.sol, farther respite, the
Court rniy then entertain the motion. There can
be no harm done by respiting his -tecognitances
fur the present, until the day mentioned.
• Lord ELL.rI4IWROVOI-1••-•fie may be sure the
rule far his 3011e:trance would not be vexatiously
pressed against him. It is Made for his own pro.
section as %veil as that 61 otheis. If any suf&
dent reason is given in Michaelmas Term; for a
still farther respite, the Court will entertain .the
applicatienr. and he may
nhe gaite sure' the recog.;
nizances will, not be preised VexutiouSly against

The .-teengnizftnei:s *ere accordingly respited
until the btn day of next Mictiaelmai Term.

'ADVFAITISINti for a PLACE UNDER GOVERNNI?,NT.

• (2
The AT.L'ORNV.,..7ENEIAL SitiO, he had to apply
• AV,* 1
granted with lea%'e to t defend tilt
.' to compound a
penal statue. The iutotinatirin•Was ad,ainsxt the
Proprietor of -a Newpapet, for inserting an ad-
vertisement, offering a bunt of Money. f,ra Place
under Governinenc,- .or in the EASt htiiit Corn-
patty's Service. The Act gave all the_ penalty to
the informer ; and the Colat had, int he present
case, allowed the defendant. by the ride, to Cora-
-pound ; but it now appears, that the whole'trans
act•on was bottomed S!!‘ lratitl On the part of the
imormer!.• He bad* now to apply to their Lord-
ship for a rule, to discharge the rule tor liberty
to compound, rind to aliow the defendant to go'
to trial. It appears, front affidavits. Which `he
now held' in his hatid, that 011 the defendant ap-
plying to the Attorney for the proheetition for the
imam of the plaint 4 in this case, they first gave
hint a fietitiou name ; a demand.was then made
that the plaintiff .should. be produced ; when, it
appeared the Attorney for the Prosecution, and ti
pv.rsoll named Finch, proettreda roan named Clark,
trout a workhouse in the neighbourhood, and
without 'telling him what he was wanted) for, took
hint to time defendant's 'Attorney, and there exhi-
bited him as' plaintiff Clark,- being till the
while ignorant Ilia he was plaintiff, or at :01 con-
cerned in the hicimPatiou. On the whole, it ap-
pared that ttie entire tr,nsaction was one of inwit
infamous fraud.—The Court granted the Rule.