The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-15 00:00:00

THURSDAY. JUNE 15.152,0

TEI E LOTTERY.

GRAND LAST DAY.
FOUR of
SS OTHER CAPITALS.
ALL MUST BE DRAWN
FRIDAY, 2ad THIS MONTH.
CARROLL. he CONTRACTOR, hegs to im-
press upon the Put:lie, that the annals of Lotteries do
not furnish such another instance as the present

MAGNIFICENT to HEEL.

4
4
4
4

10
36
&c. &c.:Ylpney and Conso!s, and
ALL IN ONE DAY,
RID.IY„ 9.34. mO:4TO,
When the Luttery finishes.

UNDRAWN TICKETS and SHARES are Sellinw at CAR-
ROLL'S OfEces, 19, C9llOlOl, an‘l 26, Oxford street, London,
and at all his Agents in the Country.
CARROLL Shared and Sold in the last few• Months,
2,337 30,0001. 7.003 5,0001.
706 21,0001. 2,22(i 2,0001.
1,345 20,0001. tki:

. FINISH OF THE LOTTERY
egr 5,000 Tickets were drawn the First Day.
2,500 Tickets were dra%vo the Second Day.
500 Tickets were drawn the Third Day.
12,000 Tickets remain to be drawn Next Day.
TLUSH respectfully actpinin,, 'test Friends,
• the Public, that the State Lottery finishes
I' FRIDAY, 23(1 INSTANT,
On which Day, all the Twelve Thousand Tickets now in the
Wheel must be drawn.; as must, also, the Funr Stock Prizes
of 30,000, the Forty-four other Stock Capitals, and the
Fourteen Money Capitals.
*.** OFFICES are remarklbly fortunate when
30,0601. Prizes form part of the Scheme, as he has sold and
shaped as many 30,0001. Prizes as all the other Office•keepers
combined, and his are the only Offices that ever Sold in One
Lottery,
ALL THREE PRIZES OF 30,0001.

WARRANTED UNDRAWN TICKETS and SHARES are
Selling by T. BISH, Stock-broker. 4, CO;;NHILL, and 9.
CIA A RING-CROSS, who has already sold SIX CAPITALS in
the Present Lately.
1.44 Various apparent i,odacemetitg have been held ont at
diderent periods of this Lottery, by which persons were led
to ;ittagine treat advantages were to be obtained : and by the
wording. of the Advertisements, ite. it appeared that they
were to be had only at partietilar,Otlices, hut such has. not.
been the case, for BIsH'S Customers may rest assured they
have had, and will have, every advantage the scheme may
he said to possess, although BUSH is NOT the CONTRAC-
TOR, nor has any concern in the Lottery or MANAGE-
MENT ! ! I

OF: ',MIA,-

CENTRAL RESIDENCE,

Elegant Furniture, Glasses, Mirrors. China, Wines, &c. &c
Nu. sl, SACKVILLE, STREET.

that
3 1 10
t.) e'Auction,
on the Premises (unless previously disposed o by Private
Contract,)

The IMPROVED LEASE of a .commodions and - central
RESIDENCE, with well arranged Domestic Offices.
Also, on the sane Day, will he sold the Neat and Modern
FURNITURE, appromn:ted fur the drawing-room, library,
and parlour, and excellent chamber requisites; useful and
ornamental porcelaine, candela!iras, prints, drawings, and
miscellaneous culinary items; and part of thel.Cellar of ex•
cellent Wines, composed principally of Ports of favourite
vis►tages, the genuine property of
A GENTLEMAN,

Removed to No. 20, Devonshire-Street.
May now be viewed, and Catalogues aid Particulars had on
the Premises; and at Mr. Phillips's, 79, New Bond-street.

TO BF PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to an ORPhit of the HIGH COURT of CHAN-
CERY, made in five several .causes -of 'STRANGE versus
TOWGOOD, STRANGE versus AII'ORNEY-GENERAL,
SAVORY versus 'FOW.GOOD, OWGOOI) versus THOM-
SON, and ANSON versus TOWGOOD, with the approh3
tion of FRANCIS PAUL STRATFORD, Esquire, one Of
the Masters of the said Court, at the PUBLIC SALE
ROOM of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings.
Chancery-lane, London, on TUESDAY the dth day ot
July, 1820, between the hours of one and two o'clock in
the afternoon, in ttn Lots,
TE E- INT E REST. of .1:A.%1 ES
STRANGE, &Imre, in two sums of 36.6501. 14s. Id.
three pry Cent. in Consolidated Bank Annuities, mid
36,8111. 7s. lod. three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, ric-
spectively standing in the name of the Accountant-General
of the said Court, in trust in the said Cause, Anson versus
Towgood.
Printed Parlicnlars may be bud gratis, at the said Master's
Chambers, in Southatupton•huildings, Chancery-land, Lon-
don; of Mr. Leake, Solicitor, Devonshire-street, Portland-
place; and of Mes4s. Weston, Teesdale and Synies,-
Fcnchurch-stileet.'

DESPAIR—A VISION.
This Dad was published,

•
In Octavo, sewed, price, ts. embellished with thirteen Wood
Engraving#,
DESPAIR, A VISION ; DERRY DOWN
,and JOHN BULL, A Simile, being two Political
Parodies on Darkouss, and a scene from the Giaimr ; by Lord
Byron.
Together with a Lore Letter from John Bull to Liberty,
and a Farewell Adlress, from the same to the same.

London : Pt i►+ted for T. Hughes, 35, Ludgate-street ; anti
sold by all Booksellers, eircul;tting Libra►ies, Newsmen,
&c., both in Town and Coun►ry.

RUPTURES SPEEDILY AND RADICALLY CURED,
WITHOUT- PAIN or INTERRUPTION to the USUAL
AVOCATIONS of the PATIENT; not by the ►nere use
of Trusses, which long experience has proved to be inef-
fectual, but by a Course of Remedies.
DUFOUR, Surgeon to the D4raniiin
Dispensary, for the Cure of Strictures, and Sole
Proprietor and Vender of Daran's Medicated Boogies, flatters
hiu►sclf that the following Attestation (selected from a great
number contained in his • Treatise upon the Radical Core
of Ruptures) will be considered as satisfactory evidence of
the tact.

Parish of St. Ann, Westminster, Workhouse,
July 15, 1619.
We, the Overseers of the Poor of this Parish, do hereby
certify, that William Gosling and Charles Moore, two of the
Poor now in the Workhouse of this Parish, firing severely
afflicted with Ruptures, were sent lay us to Mr. DUFOUR,
for the purpose of cure ; in a very short space of time they
were both completely cured.
Witness our hands,
Trios. TC9M K 1 NSONJ WM. WYATT,
J. MonEuenn. IV 41. BiIowNLEY.
N. B.—Trusses, constructed on the best principles, are
kept on sale, as they Ole essentially useful during the course
of remcdies.—Advice on Rupture and Strictore Case►, from
Nine to Four, mid from Screa, to Nitici at N0..18, ne I elt •
street, Oxford-strcrt.

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

THE QUEEN.

- A Croft of Common (Atwell was held yestar..
!icy for the purpose of considering the propriety
of atf&essing the QueEN upon tier arrival in
Enghind; •
The (LORD MAYOR observed, that when the re-
quisition calling this meeting had been signed and
greed io, it was done under the elpectrit ion tha;
ere this some arrangements ,%01,141 have been enter-
ed into, by which the unfortunate disputes existing
between two illustrious individuals might have
been amicably settled. As that had not token
place, he was sure -that every one would see the
necessi!y of observing the strictest- prOpriety of
expression in alluding to the situation in which
those indivltl jtds Whie placed. lie'impliireti both
.p4rtiv4 uo,; to itiffe.,-:tient,eives to be hurried into
any intemperate warmth Of tiebste.
On the mo; ion of Mr. FAYE', the minutes of
the last Address to the Princess of WALES Was
read.

Mr. FAVEL then moved, " That a loyal Address
of Condolence and Congratulation be presented
to her Majesty Queen Caroline, upon her arrival
in Euglan,i."
I‘l r. James WILLIAMS seconded the motion.

Sir W. CURTIS rose, and, utter some observa-
tions upon the delicacy of the subject, moved the
previous qnestion.
Mr. JAMUS seconded the motion of the worthy
Baronet.
Mt. JOBB considered this to he the most proper
time for the Address which had been proposed.
Mr A. Baowaits was not prepared to go the
whole length of the Address proposed, inasmuch
as' he thought that the arrival of her Majesty.
under such grave and heavy chaiges as those
which were impending, was not a matter of con-
geatulatinn.
Mr. -JACKS said, that he conceived any inter-
ference on their parts, in the manner now pro•
posed, would be decidedly taking the part of the
Queen against the King. The Court would re-
collect, that'over-baste had more than once placed
them in the most awkward dilemma.
- • Mr. Alderman•WaiTustiarq observed, that even
if the conduct of her Majesty had been ever su
blameable, still was-she deserving of compassion.
A long debate then took place; in which Mesirs.
Clailue, Pearson, Dixon, Oldham,
Hunter, and Cawthorne, severally took part.
The Loan MAYOa then put the previous ques-
tion, which was negruived by a great majority.
Ihe Coklit then divided on the original motion:—
For the motion, 108 ; against it, 26 i—Maiutity
In- I'4 112',