The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-15 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 8, 1817.

'FHB PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
.II:STI",,S, ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that they mill SELL',, by AUCTION, at the TOWER,
en Monday, the 22 d Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore-
noon -'procisely; SUNDRY LOTS of NEW and OLD
STORES, consisting of Tarpaulins, Blocks, double and
single, Powdar Horns and Pieces, Casks ,of sizes, Saddle
Bags and Pieces, Accoutrements of sorts and Pieces, old
Briiis Furniture fiemArMs broken up, Copper (Solder, &c.
incitrded)l' l`rii,:cd Metal, Swords, Hilts and Pieces, and also
Nin.e.Lots'of.Tchned Brimstone; which will be delivered af-
t& Royal Powder Mills at Waltham Abbcy:. .The whole of
• es •
the Articles..may be viewed upo.n application at the principal
Stcr;eh'eeper's Office at the Tower, until the Day of Sale,
eaTe'Prthe 'article if Brissc may be inspected upon
application• to the respective Officers of the Ordnance, at the
.Rogal.Powder Mills, at Wiathani

Printed Lists,of the Lots will be delivered to those Per Sons
who.litay. apply for the same, at the Office of the Principal
Storeheeper in the Tower:
By 'Orderof the Board,
B. H. CREW, Secretary,.

1807, April 3d.—Mr. George DOmi-
nicus, late Company's Husband 150 500 650
1808, August 24th—Captaia John
Coggan, late Master-Attendant 200 200 400
1810,Aprikl lth---Mr.John Holland,
late Freight-Accountant 2OO 400 600
1811, February Ist—Peter Frost,
late Pepper Warehouse-keeper 200 400 600
March 27th—Robert HenryPeart,
late Clerk, Secretary's Office
J. M. Neale, do. do. sofa 100 300
1812, August 26th—Wm. Marter,
do, Clerk Accountant's Office.. 100 200 300
1815, February Ist—Wm. Coward,
do. an Elder
1799, January 30th—Lady Winter-
ton, widow of Mr. Richardson,
late Accountant-General 3OO 300
Also, That iu conformity with the 17th and 18th Sections
of the said 6th Chap. of the Bye-Laws, the Resolution of the
Court of Directors of the 28th August, 1816, appointing
Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Bryce, on the retired List of the
Fort St. George Estaolishment, as a Military Assistant to the
Auditor, at a Salary of 3001. per annum, will be submitted
for the approval of the said Grneral Court.
JAMES COBB, Secretary.

THE LOTTERY.

NEXT SATURDAY.

FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
And Only ONE DAY more to Draw.

GCARROLL, the Coutractor, has the plea-
VII • sore of announcing to the Public the Rich State of
the ‘Vbeel, which contains • •
FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !
Aud which must be ALL Drawn NEXT SATURDAY,
December O.

The present Price of Tickets and Sliares are as follows,
viz.—
Ticket L. 21 19 0
Half L.ll 9 0 I Eighth .... L. 2 18 6
Quarter 5 15 1) Sixteenth. ........1 9 6
The following Capital Prizes were drawn on Friday,
Dec. 5, and gold by G. CARROLL, at his Offices,
7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET,
where the fortunate Holders may receive their Money on de-
mand, viz.-
4,349 a Prize of £.20,000, in Shares.
5,842 .. .... 500 Guineas, in Shares.
4,720
2,028 ......... 200 Guineas, in Shares.

ONLY ONE DAY MORE,
NEXT SATURDAY, December 20th.

and J. SIVEWRIGHT have the pleasure of
sur • calling the attention of the Public to the Rich State o:
the Whed, which contains
FOUR PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS

And which must be all Drawn on SATURDAY NEXT.
Those Persons whose Tickets were drawn Supplementary
Numbers, will have them re-drawn on Saturday Next, and
will possess the same Chance as before, of obtaining the Four
Prizes of 4.20,000. Should they not choose, however, to take
the Lazard of a Second Drawing, they may receive them as
Prizes .of Twelve Pounds each, provided they present them
for payment before the 181 h December. •
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at the fortunateOlfaces
of J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
No. 37, Cornhill, I No. 11, Holborn, and
38, Haymarket, 141, Oxford-street;
where 2,377, a Prize of 20,0001. in the last Lottery, was Sold
in Shares.

Money for Blauks, till Thursday, the lath of This Month,
(December.)

TBISH respectfully reminds the Holders of
•. the .5,70 t Blanks drawn on the Second Day, that they
arc entitled to a Second Chance, as their Numbers will be
put into the Wheel again, and re-drawn on the Third and
Last Day,
SATURDAY, (20th December),
when the Lottery will finish, and
The Four Prizes of 20,0001. _

Besides the other minor Capitals, Must all be drawn.

lf, however, they prefer accepting the Contyactor'•s ()GI-, as
stated in the Scheme, they may receive at the rate of
,121. per
Ticket, (and in proportion for Shares) if presented at either
of BISH's Offices in London, or to any of. his Agents in the
Country, on or before THURSDAY, 18tb of THIS MONTH,
(December.) But.thep must observe, that, by so eloing;:they
forfeit all clahn to its ultimate fate, whether it is drawn a
small Prize or a Capital 20:,0001., as was' the case on,the'
19th Jury last, when Ni,. 4,367, drawn first a Blank, was, in
its Second Drawing, a Prize -01'20,0061., and shared by T.
BISH in Sixteen-Sixteenths:

IVarrasted andrawn . Tickets .and Shares are -selling. -hy
T. BISH, Sto'ck-Broker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross;
where

4,349 a Prize of 2Q,8001.-MONEY and CONSOLS..
In one Quarter, One Eiglifb, and Ten Sixfzent;
Also, 3,908, 1 0001.-4 720 2101.-3,092, 2001.

All drawn in the present Lottery, were Sold in Shares•