The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-22 00:00:00

DISTRESS OF NIANUFACTURERS.

" If it were possible, by any measures within
the reach of human IrgislAtiou tti alleviate their
difficulties if, by 'any'-iiperation of Larv,or Go-
vernment, we could hope to- mitigate the present
distresses of oar manufacturing population, most
readily would I enter on the discussio4 of any
such proposal,' and most earnestly, I tint sore,
woula it be pursued by Parliament. We all dr.
plore, in common, those melancholy effects of
causes which we cannot controul ; we
,deeply
sympathae in the afflictions of out fellow-sub-
jects ; and not our intetescauti policy alone, hut
every' higher feeling which animates the heart of
man, would lead us to embrace with joy, ,and to
follow up with perseverance the remotest expecta-
tion of contributing to their relief. Even those
general principles of Legislation, to which we
are most hound to adhere, because by them the
permanent prosperity of the whole Empire is best
promoted ; even these I would consent, on such
n occasion, to disregard for a time, could 1 he
persuaded that, is that course, an effective and
adequate remedy could be found against the pre-
sent pressure."

'' But my Noble Friend, (Lord Llnsdown)
conelscends not so to delude the mull it ode. lie
impu'es not to Parliament the blame of events,
which are beyond the controul of man ; nor does
he charge upon his politlcal opponents, the neglect
of a duty, which he well knows that no Go-
vernmen t. and no Legislature could possibly
perform."—(Uid p. )

Dilate Fot tune appears-.to. he always in good
humour when SIVEWRIGHT has the dispensing of
her faVoots, as the greet . sales caused by his in-
genious ScheMes amply pint him as Contractor,
and the grand Capitals.'sold in Shares amongst the
Public make it beneficial to adventurers. It his
present Contract, no less` than Six Prizes of
20,001. besides other Capitals, have been shared
and dibtrihnted over various parts "of the Ijnited
Kingdom ; and we anticipate having the pleasure
to announce in a few days, that the Two Grand
Twenty Thousands, with a further excess of Mo-
ney Prizes now in the Wheeli have been disposed
of in like manner. HoWeyer a short time will
determine, as every Ticket must be' drawn next
Saturday, 29t.1i instant, and we observe with plea-
sure that every Ptize now in the Wheel is ster-
ling Money.

Scarcity of Money and Scarcity of Neiv, ere
equal subjects of complaint ; but the near ap
prose's of the Last Day's Drawing of the Stare
L9ittry, (Saturday, 29th* instant,) This become a
matter. of• great public • interest, and wiil remedy
the first ineouvenieuce. (scarcity of Money) with
many persons, who, a are ot the importance of
seizing Time by the forelock, have secured, or in-
tend to secure, Tickets and Shares ot
with his usual good fortune, expects to pay a
great proportion or the Prizes, and offers the for-
tunate holders the option of being paid in Bank
Notes, or Gold Bars, tit his Offir'es, No.. 4, Corn-
bill, or No. 9, Charing Cross.—N. B. Ihere are
Two Prizes of 20,000 i. besides other Capitals, in
the Wheel ; and all most be drawn on,Saturday.
the 29th instant, when the Lottery finishes, and
which concludes the Contract.

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