The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-25 00:00:00

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NEXT TUESDAY.
THIRTIETH of THIS MONTH.(OCTO-
and TBER) LOTTERY BEGINS. Three Prizes of £30,900,
hirty other Capitals, besides 6,700 other Prizes!—All
Sterling Money !—No Stock :Prizes !—Every Ticket drawn
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, Cornhill,
and 9, Charing Cross; who has sold more than Half of all
the 30,0001. Prizes that hare ever been.
~*** The Prices of Stocks are affixed hourly against BIS'EPS
"Bice in Cornhill, by which the Public may see the fluc-
tuations.
*4* When there were Three £30,000 Money Prizes in a
fot tner Lottery,
BISH SOLI) THEM ALL ! ! !

,C 30,000 MONEY ! !
FORT HE FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE NEXT TUESDAY.
. and J. SIVEWRIGJIT request the Public
IL. • attention to the LOTTERY, which begins NEXT
TUESDAY; the leading Features arc
THREE PRIZE; of k 20,000.
AND THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS.
Every Ticket drawn singly, and deciding its:own Fate.
ALL MONEY!
AND NOT TWO BLANK'S TO A PRIZE.
Tickets and Shares are Selling by J. and J. SIVE WRIGHT,
whosoldlll the Last LmterY' 4,4i.)1, a Prize of 9.5,0001. and
;',!'."'Y of :10,001. 20,0001. &c. &c. have been
,distributed to
oe
born. Public at Cornhill ; mss, Haymarket ; and 11, Hol-

FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE ,C 30,000 !
ARROLL, the CONTRACTOR, with gra-
titude acknowledzes the many marks of Public favour
" has already received in the Present LOTTERY, and hopes
he.shall have the pleasure, • *
°I dividing NEXT TUESDAY,
the First-drawn Prize, entitled to 30,0001.
aliumzstalic Purchasers at his Offices, 19, CORNHILL, and
everOXFORD-STREET, where he sold the Last 30,0001.
draivn.
Pile Scheme, which was formed to meet the Public wishes,
contains;

THREE. OF £30.000 !
THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS!
ALL THE PRIZES MONEY !
Ti NOT TWO BLANKS To A PRIZE !
Offi Tick and Shares are Selling at CARROLL'S Fortunate
:ces, asabore.

EAST-STREET, RED LION-SQUARE.
T° BE LET by the Masters," Governors,.
and Trustees of the BEDFORD CHARITY, on a Re-
-I)aiti°g' Lease
Christmas next, for a 'fern] of 32 Years and a Half from
23, East-street, Red i
.1‘5;141e- Persons desiron sof taking the same, are to senL
don. in tv","34l' in writimr, sealed up, to the Receiver; Mr. Goto-
ir?th, 91, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, on or before the
.tlay uf November next. A form of the Proposal, and a
altTicular of the Repairs, may be seen on the Premises, or
itn4 ,(rl,9,.'2e,e!ireat Russell-street, between the Hours of Eleven
.._

•
This Day was published,
TUE • MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL RE-
VIEW, and JOURNAL, of MEDICAL SCIENCE,
1. Vl* SePtember, 1841. It contains, among numerous
Z'.ottrer Articies, extensive.
Analytical Reviews of Baron Lar-
s Russian Canipai,n—American Medical Transactions—
dip on Indigestion— [Tries Chemical Dictionary—lrish
reansactions-Nracca's New-Operation of Lythotorny-Eclec-
ste 'Article on the Digestive Organs—Travers on eze4:1111 01) Forensic Medicine—,Sandwilh on Medicine and Sur-
;„-7"—i,Reeder on Diseases. of the_ Heart—Power on the Fe-
.'"nonly—Supplentental Review, or Periscope of the
ofJournals, &c. &c. The whole, consisting of 2.10
printed letter-press, peculiarly adapted to
Price us 3 - ,LoarterlY.the Army, Navy, Country, and Colonies,
ni2onducted by JAMES JOHNSON, dun.
Just the Royal College of Physicians of London.
"ed Burgess-and Hill, Great Windmill -street.
Published, by the same Author, 3d Edition, price 16s.
The
hoards,
tUttons,s*
influ,nce of "fropical Climates on European Consti-
to E, bPing a Treatise On the Principal Diseases incidental
pcans in Hut and Unhealthy Climes.

EAsT IvniA SWINDLING.-The following cur,
had:•
e" swindling transaction occurred at Ahmuda,
",,--Early in the month of May, 1820, two
.tr •
[neatens came to that city and employed two
brokers
to raise cash upon some diamonds. The
introduced the Armenians to Wuktshah,
the most opulent merchant of the city, and im-
-41)
arediately
' a negociation commenced. After some somenining, Wuktshah agreed to take up the dia-
lndr""ds, valued at 12,000 rupees, for 8,500 rupees,
Li4lto give a hoondee on Pelee for that amount.
mle diamonds were in a tin box, similar to, but
uchfld th flatter than, a common wafer box. On the
aid being concluded, wax was brought,
e Armenians wrapping up the box in cloth,
Seale Armenians it with much ceremony. It was agreed
'at the box was not to be opened for six months,
ia`when the Armenians would return from their
irurney, and repay the money taken up with in-
est• A short time since, a person came from
b4roda, and, as a piece of information, told the
trekers that a jeweller of Baroda had been int-
lined upon some time aga by two Persians, who
br'Lgiven him some diamonds in pledge. The
I,ll43'ers, on this, immediately went to Wuktshah,
o instantly— became alarmed, and determined
ottP°(ll,°„Petling the box in their presence ; when,
cotton` se) se) he found, carefully wrapped. up in
Ar seven pice It is .concluded, that the
going
°fl, 'lllans) whilst the operation of sealing was
present contrived, though ten persons were
the '
by means of their long sleeves, to change
a box, substituting for it the one of pice, the
Containing the diamonds. The Armenians en-
tiler
ed into a regular bond, in which the value of
si e diamonds was carefully noted, and a provi-
i:n tnade, that in the event of their not returii-
sold Within six months, the diamonds were to be
Zenithrough the brokers, by whose acts the Ar-
ans agreed 'to abide. In short, there was
to thing in the apparent conduct of the two men
take the least suspicion. The money . was
""ee w
up Pelee on and twenty days after• the
as at drawn.(Bombay Courier,M arch 17.)
tiltst R
out in tight' about eight o'clock, a fire broke
the British Monitor Printing-office in
tirl.3rages-street, which, had it not been for the
i:eY discovery and praiseworthy exertions of
IvoullcET who occupies the adjoining premises,
Qgeql have been attended with alarming conse-
attents• Three fire-en,gines were promptly in
withluance, but
dahlia anger was happily prevented
°Qt much ge, previous to their arrival.