The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-19 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .Dec. 8, 18)7.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His
JT ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that they by AUCTION, at the TOWER,
an Afonday,thend Instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore-
noon precisely, SUNDRY LOTS of NEW fLnd' OLD
STORES, consisting of Tarpaulins, Blocks, double and
single, Powder Horns and Pieces, Casks of sizes, Saddle
Bags and Pieces, Accoutrements of sorts and Pieces, old
Brass Furniture from Arms broken up, Copper (Solder, &e.
included), Mixed Metal, Swords, Hilts and Pieces, and also
Nine Lots of .refined Brimstone; which be delicei-ed at
the.R,3fiat pow4o-411ills at Waltham Abbey. The whole of
the Artistes may be viewed upon application at the principal
Storekeeper's
.01fice at the Tower, until the Day of Sale,
except the article of Brimstone, whieb may be inspected upon
application to the respeitive Ogicers of the Ordnance, at the
Royal Powder Mills, at Waltham A'ibey.

Printed Lists of the Lot: will be delivered to those Persons
who' truly apply for the same, at the Office of the Principal
atorekeeper in the Tower.

By Order lithe Board;
R. H. Secretary.

THE LOTTERY.

TO-MORROW

The POUR PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS

MUST BE DRAWN.
CARROLL the Coirractor, the plea-
' sure of announcing to the Public the Rich State of
'the Wheel, which contains'
FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !
• And which init,t he ALL Drawn -TO-MORROW.
.The following ( apital Prizes drawn on the Last Day of
Drawing, were Sold by G. CARROLL. at his Offices,
7, CO 1t NH i LL, and• 26, OXFORD-S [REEL •

. ,
where the fortunate Holders may receive their Money on de-
-mond, viz.—
.yO9 a Pi 'art 0ff...20,00e, ;9
6,842 ....... 600' (inn-leas, in Shires.
4;720
.. . .... 200 liniuras, in Shares.

ONLY ONE DAY MOUE,
TO-MORROW, TWENTIETOI DECEMBER.

T Awl J. 811114:;AVRIGIIT have he pleasure of
417 • ealling. the attention of t:.e Public to the lticlf State of
the Wheel, which contains

FOUR PRIZES,afTWENTy THOUSAND POUNDS !

And which nut he' all Drawn TO-MORROW

Those Persons whose Tickets wire drawn Supplementary,
Numbas, will have them Redrawn TO7M"RHOW, and
wiltpossess the same Chance as before; of obtaining the Four
Pripn.s. 44'40,000.

TICK ETA and SHARES are selling at the fortunate O'ffices
of J. and .1. SIVE WRIGHT,
No. 37; Coriiliill, I No. II , Holborn, and
• . 3g, Hayniaitet, 141, Oxfortl.strevt :
wilete 2.377, a Prize 0120,0001. in the last Lottery, was Sold.
itiSlta res.

M.\ LEM in D:S it.SS.—An ingenious and'
industrious MECHANIC, with THREE SMALL
CHILDREN, Author of many useful Inventions,which afford
"liployment. to hundreds of work Men, is•now involved in deep
distress, and disabled, by a paralytic stroke, a• d the want of.
ccu-niary means, to prosecute several other useful plans which
e has formed. He therefore humbly solicits the aid of the
htmatte, whose benefactions, however small, will be thank-
fully received by Mr. Dolhuan, No. 8, St. James's-street, and
Ikle..Goldiug, surgeon, Air-street, Piccadilly, who can explain
the particulars of iris pretensions and present distress. He
returns his grateful thanks to his kind benefactors, particu-
iatly to the Lady and the Gentleman, whoSe anonymous do-
nations he has received through Mr. Dollman.

rrHE NOTICE being expired, which. the
COMMERCIAL HALL WINE. COMPANY gave to
their Friends and the Public, to furnish themselves with
•P )Wl' WINES at. OLD PACES, the Company take the
.earliest opportunity of stating their present Prices fur Wines
et the following favourite Vintages:—
Ports
of the Vintage of 1815, 425. Od. per Doz.
Ditto the Vintage of 1812, 4tis. Od. per Doz.
• Ditto thu Vintage of 1803, 50i:. Od, per Doz.
_ .

Ands i, certain that the Wines'of 1815 and of 1812 must
be still further advanced, and the 1808 will soon all be in
the bands of private individuals.—The Company return
thanks to their very numerous, independent, and respect-
able Friends for all their Favours, and recommend the fol-
. lowing White Wines as worthy their Notice
per Doz.
Fine Old soft and high-fiavourtd Sherries 465. Od.
Ditto ditto East. India, matchless 60s. Od.
Terreriffe, of full Madeira flavour - -48 s. Od.
Monti Madeira, very old - - 505. Od.
West India Madeira - - - - bas. Od.
East India ditto, matchless - - -84 s. ed.
The Company also offer the following Cape Wines as
being distinct in quality front any other that have been
Offered, except what has lately been sold only by the
Company,
White Cape Stein Wine - - - -30 s. Od.
White Cape Wine, the finest Madeira Grape
transplanted, and the old way of producing the
Wine improved by experimental high. cultiva-
tion .of the Grape Lands and superior process
in racking and meliorating - - - . - 345. Od.
C. C. (Ape, the only parcel ever imported,
Made from Grapes, selected purposely from
different Vine Growers, who are the most
noted for the high Cultivation of their Grapes,
and is what is termed the Stum- Vat \Vine,
Leine kept by -the Wine Makers for the pur-
pose of improving New Coarse Wines - - 465. Od.
Red Pontac, in French bottles, and far su-
perior to most French Wines - . - - - 365. Od.
Red Cape.—This Wine is from the Ma-
deiraTinta Grape transplanted, and 'produces
a dry full bodied high brilliant coloured
Wine - • - - - - - - - 425. ed.
10, Skiuner-street, and 340, Oxford-street, Loudon.