The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-21 00:00:00

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drawn a Prize .of
THE TICKET, No. 9409,
4,000 T. on Thursday Was shared and sold by
PFAU V, at his truly Fortunate Olice No. t 'Holborn liars,
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(the Corner ;ne j. •
J. Man' takes this opportinlity to return his sincere
Thanks to his Friends and the Public, far the.disting-uished
Support hr ha- Oren favoured with in the ,present Lottery,
am. trusts the above Success is a prelude to his 'selling a
50,0001. and a 20,0001,NEXT SATUDAY,,heing the LAST
DXV of Drawing the present Lottery of 15,000 Tickets. The
Wheel is immensely rich, containing
Three Prizes of L. 50,000 -
Two L 20,000
One .. L. 4,000
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Six L. 1,000
&c. &c. &c.

More Yortunate Ticlietsan7fsilar es are now on Sale at
PERRY's LUCKY OFFICE, No. I, Holborn Bars.

• MATCHLESS WHEEL,
Contains the GREATEST PRIZES ever known!!!
NEXT 'SATURDAY, November es, at Nine o'Clock in the

Morning,
The LAST DAY of Drawing the 15,000 Tickets.
-• THREE Prizes of. ..k50,000
TWO 20,000
ONE 4,000
SLY ***** •• • • 1.060
Besides Prizes of 5001. soel. eool. &c.
Three per Cent. Consols.
BISH, the Contractor, gratefully acknow-
AL... ledges the distinguished preference of the Public Com-
mands at his favoured Offices, between the First and Second
Days of Drawing, and invites their attention to ihe above
matchless State of the Wheel, which from the number and
magnitude atilt, Prizes is unequalled ; and by the great Rise
of Stocks, an advantage is secured to Adventurers never
known before, and which probably will never occur again.
As long as any Tickets remain with T. BISH, the Contrac-
tor, lie will preserve a Choice' Selection, at his Offices, No. 4,
CORM] LL, and 9, CHARING-1:RO -S,•London. But
From the number and magnitude of the Prizes;
The extraordinary advantage by the ltise of Stocks,
And the few Tickets and Shares remaining unsold,
an immediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappoint-
sneut. •

WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION.— City o
London Tavern, Nov. 20, 1815.
Amount of Sollicriptions Teceired and wade
at this place to the 18th instant, is - L. 222,774 5 0

The Committee desires to receive immediate Applications
for the Widows, Children, and dependent Relatives, and for
Orphans, of Officers and Soldiers killed, and from Officers
disabled, or severely wounded, and Privates disabled, or se-
verely wounded ; tieing i eadv to attend to all such t 'ases, and
to afford, where wanted, a ',relent Relief and Assistance, in
part of that, which may hereafter be determined on for their
Cases respectively, when a near calculation can be made of
the extent of Claims, and of the Amount of the Subscrip-
tions properly applicable•to such Relief.
The Committee begs to request that the return of the Sub-
scriptions made in the several Churches and PariF!,es in 'Eng-
land and Wales, by the Licence of the King's Letter, and
of the Districts, Towns, and Cities of the United Kingdmn,
to this time, may be advised, and the Remittances made at
the earliest convenience f the purpose of investment in
the Public Securities bearing interest,
It is also earnestly requested, that Bankers, or .other Per-
sons, who may have received ady Subscriptions on. this ac-
count, will favour the Committee with a Return of all such
,Sums, if not 'already notici'd and acknowledged in their daily
Advertisements: the correction of any errors of report, and
she notice of omissions (if any) are particularly desired.

&time' iptions in Westrohister; and in several other
.nd Districts.. tilt throe King-
clouts, of which the Committee ha:i advice or .no- •
tice.,
From the 1000 Presbyteries of Scotland, expected

fa rthcr .

10,000

Further.expecteti from from the Church andTarish •
Collections of England, under the licence of. tae
'King's Letter, for the henisfit and relief of Officers
and Men, sufferers of ti.e Armies under the colur
mand of the lltibe of Wellington and, of Prince
-Blucher, estimated about

Subscriptions expected' front the British Factories,
Colonies, Islands, Dependencies, and Presiden-
cies, in .Isia, Africa, 4merica, and Europe, -no;
letestimated -

Further Subscriptions :
L. 8. d. I • - L. s. d.
Parish of St. Cleer, - B. Ferguson .. fi 5 0
Cornwall, by the W. Bain, jun. - 5. 5 0
Roe. John Jope 517 6 Thomas Ranisa,y 15 lb 0
Subscription us the Jam6iTasker - 3 5 0
Methodist chapel of P. Hunter - 33 0
Lowerhy, in the Pa- Robert. Stewart ••••
risk of Halifax 1 13. 8 Geare 111`Kay - 5 5 0
Front the Des on Wa- John Speirs - 33 0
terloo Cominittee, .John Thomson - .3 .3 0
on account of Paro- John Holmes -•• 3 3 0
- chial Collections. in John Hunter - 3 3 0
the County of De- Patrick Hunter - b 50
von - , 1000 0 0 Campbell, Shannon &
Subscriptions at Co. - -5" 5 0
Shrewsbury, on ac- Wm. M`Fie - . 55 a
. count,. transmitted . Archibald M‘Goun 3 8 0
by Thols. .I.eodale, Matthew Br ow ul i e • 3 3 0
Esq.TownClcrk 1550 0 0 Js. Rankin 3 3 0
Subscriptions from . Thomas Turner - 33 0
Stone,Staffordshi re, J. Hyde - 10 10 0
per , Rae. ' Joseph ' , J. Laird and Co. 21 00"
'Smith • - . 93' 0 0 Thomas Boag - 3 -,3 0
Subscriptions .at John M`Kectinie - 5 0 0
Greenock,. trans- John Carmichael - 3 3 0
matted by Claude Rippers & Lindsay ( 60
Marshal, Esq. 6791. • .1. Scott & Son -3110 0
l's. lid. viz. .
0
Shannon, S. & Co. 10 10
Alan, tier, and Co. 21 0 0 N. M'Arthur - 33 0*
et.. and J. Leitch 21 o'o Gavin Alston - 3 3 0
Adam Johnston 10 10 0 George Robertson 55 0
Alexander Dunlop . 10 10 0 Dr. llill - 5 5 0
Hobart Ewing 10 10 0 James Fairrie - 5 5 9
James Watt .1010 0 James Ewing - - 5 5 0
McGiiuns, Watson & ' Gabriel Wood - 3 3 0
Co. - • 21 0 0 George Robertson 13 15 0
John Buchanan 5 5 0 Robert Steel & Son . 5 5 0
William. Macdowall 5 5 0 Middle Church Col-
Robert Campbell '3 3 0 lection - 21 1 3
Alexander Campbell 5 S 0 East Church Gollec-
41exander Graham• 3. 3 0 tion - 17 18 6
H. Crawford and Son 5 50' Antiburgber Chapel 3 5 4
John Dunlop 3 3 0 ltomanCatholicChapcl2 1.4 0
James Hunter . . 10 10 0 Alexander Law - '. 3 3.0
Thomas M'Cunn '5 5 0 Munro's Seminary 3 3 0
James Robertson 5 5 0 West Church Collec-
DuncanWNaught '6 •5 0 tion - 'l5 0 0
Stewart & Rennie 21 0 0 Tabernacle ditto 50 0
Robert Stewart and Burgher ditto 7• 0 0
Sons - : ' 52 10 0 . 55 Subspriptions on-
Charles Campbell :•3' 3 0 der 31. • 96 12 0
Thomas Lang 5 50 • -
James Colquhoun 3 0 0
A. Oughtersim '&Co.' 21 0 0
DimeatiCampheil,jun. 3 3 (1
George Kerr - 3 3 0
James Libly and Co. 4 4 0

683 IQ 7
3 16 1

Expenses

679 16 6

Neta Bem-,
All Communications per Post, are to be direct et
'WtsterlOo Subscription,

L.ndolt,
and to be put under Oliver, direettti
Fra*is Freelik,r, py.
'civ• ar=c.
Petit quite,

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.1. P. IV ELS,FORD Sec.

2oth November.