The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-04 00:00:00

S.( 1-1 EME.

2. Of ' ..C20,000 Money ire ...;440,000
' .20,000 'Consols 40,000
') . • 16,000'llitto 30,000
2
2' . .... 1,000 "duilicas
2,
. 1,900, Money.....
. ,
41-
6•,,, - • • - ' .....„ 200 C4nineas. 4
4
'- • '
5,700 of the Tickets which nay be drawn Blanks will he
entitled to receive, previous .to, the 3d December, 121. each
in Money, or may, at the option Of the Hidders, be re-drawn,
'and again tale a second Chance of obtaining the Capitals that
remain in the Wheel. .
'G. CARROLL had the pleasure of distributing amongst his
n lends the Vist•elrawn ;Prize of 30,0001,;, he trusts'; a \coati.
tin:Wee of his u4ual SII-C&'Sfi will attert4 his Offices, L'

No. 7, CORNHILL, and W, IiXFORD-STRBWri.
:where Tkkets and Shares for the present popular Lottery are
„eau sale at the following Price-s,
Ticket • • L. 19 tO 0 .
Half 110 9' 13 6
Quarter 5 5 01-5ixteent4..........17 7 0-

•
There are, SIX PRIZrS of £.20,060, hesides ntlir CAPI-
TALS, in .the LarrEßY.titat begins NEXT FBIDAy.
WERB, Stock-Broker, 9, -Cornbill, and
, • 17, •Let:lzatc-street, wishes particularly. to. remind
those Friends who intend adventuring in the approaching
tottery, that to'participate in ail its advantages, they should
their Purchases before FRIDAY. NEXT; they will
then have the Chance of :‘.l! the Capitals at a trifling risk, as
Tickets drawn that day will he Betiefils.—That a large
Immortion of the above GREAT PRIZES will be sold by
NEBIV ntay be,reasiniably' expected, froni the uninterrupted
Neties of good fortune which has attended his 011 ices fur. so
many years, anti which is exemplified by the ,following List
-of CAPITALS that have been recently sold there, viz. •

THREE
_Prizes of /-30,9(10_, ONE..Prize of .... L. 10,000
THREE L. 20,000 I TWO

&a. Bz.c
0,1, It ;s worthy of remai•l:, that during the last ten years
only•Five•Prizel:ol.titt,oooll. Money have been shared in :Eng-
Three of which were soh, by WEBB in the short space
of tit,irteen'ta.outlis--71he other Two were-sold by' BISH. •

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE-.

EXTRAORDINARY COMPLAINT.

MARLBonouGti-STatteT.YesterdaYthe servant
of a Lady res*ling in Malila-place, Paddington,
compl.iine(reO tie Magistrate, that her, mistress
had tired a pistol at her the night. before, by
‘vbielt site was much terrified,, and. her life, she
believed, put in danger. It
.appeared, that • the
complainant. had obtained permission to spend
part of the day lint with, her friends on Sunday
last. She re;turned.home abont:nine o'clock, and
knOcked at the door, being then in company with
another young woman, her acquaintance. luttne-
dhtely after istr)cking,, acid announcing her name,
her mistress.raised the • window, and presenting a
pistol, discharged the contents of it at them, by
which they were very Much alarmed. Iler father
came in ii.shbrt time at er, and took her home, fear,
log to leave her any longer in the service of a per-
son who thus, as slut sußposed, made an, attack
upon her life. The complainant acknowledged
that...an attempt' hail been made three or four
times to rob the !Ouse, and the Magistrate 'not

seeing any evidehce to prove a,. malicious intend.
lion On the part of the Lidy, refused to,grant a
warrant. Her Mistress, he said, might haNe fired
underthe idea that the persons at the dobr were
fu tempting to break in and roh the premises. If
the servant was determined to persevere, the only.
thing she could do in the presela case %would be.
to summon her mistress (Or I.e!ting oti fire-works.