The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-17 00:00:00

OFFICE QF ORDNANCE, Dec. 8, 1817.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTI" S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
ant they r,, :by _AUCTION, at the TOWER,
at 11..!,5nr:,a7, tl r o.t o-Cloch in the Fore-
mom! precisely, -,SUNDRY LOTS of NEW and OLD
STORES, consisting, of Tarpaulins, Blocks, double and
single, Powd'or Horns sod Pieces, Casks of sizes, Saddle
sags and Pieces, Accoutrements of sorts and,Picces, old
Brass Furniture froth Arius broken up, Copper (Solder, &c.
inelnded), Mixed Metal,
_Swords, Hilts and Pieces, and also
Nine Lots of refined Brimstone; which will be delivered at,
the Roal Powder Mills at Waltham Abbey. The whole of
the Articles may be viewed upon application-at the principal
'Storekeeper's Office at the Tower, until the Day of Sale,
except the wed, le rtf- Brinatone,whiels mar/ be inspected upon
•pplicittion to the respective Officers of the Ordnance, at the
Regal Eawder Mills, at Waltham it,bey.
Printed Lists of the Lots wilt be delivered to those Persons
.*ho may apply for the same, at the Office If the Principal
StLrekecier in the Tower.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. Secretary.

THE LOTTERY.

NEXT SATURDAY.
, •
FOtTR. PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!

G— CARROLL, the Contractor, has the plea-
' • sure of announcing to the Public •the Rich State of
the Wheel, which contains s
FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
And which mast he ALL Drawn on SATURDAY NEXT.
,The Price of I.'ielrets and Shares are as follows, viz.—
Ticket : L.'it 19 0 , .
Half L.ll 9 0 I
Eighth ..... .... L. 2 18 6
Quarter - -Nixteenth.......... 1 9 6
The .following capital,- .Prizes were drawn on • Friday,
bec.s, and Sold by G. CARROLL, at his Othces,
7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET,
*here the fortunate Holders way receive their Money on- de-
'Stand, viz.—
4,;349 a Prize 0f,C.20,000, inSliaies.
5,442
- 4,720
2,028

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

anti 3. :!!IVEWRIGEiT have the pleasure of
kw • caning the attention *lf the Public to the Rich State of
the Wheel, Which contains
-FOUR PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND.POUNDS
'And' which must be all Drawn on SATURDAY NEXT.
Those Persons Wlnise ',Tickets were drawn Siipplementkry
lecumbers, will hare them re-drawn on Sat aidarNext, and
will posses,s the same Gbance as before, of obtainiirg the Four
Prizes of k.20,D00. Should they not choose, however, to take.
the hazard • of a Second Drawing, they ;nay receive theth as
ikizes of Twelve Iktittrids each, protidett they ficesent them
foe payMent before the 18th December:

TICKETS and SHARES are selling at the fortunateOtlices
of J. and J. SIVEWRIGHTi
N. 37, Corishill, I No. 11, J-lolhorn, and
33, Haymarket, i Oxford•street ;
where" ;37 7 , a Prize of Wool.. in the last Lottery, was Sold
in Shares'.

BLANKS AS GOOD AS UNDRAWN TICKETS.
TBISH again most respectfully fully reminds his . best Friends, that To-morrow, Thursday, the MI),
is the Last Day allowed for them to bring in their Blanks for
' payment as 121. P. izes, agreeable.to the Scheme; but they-
areAcqoainted. that those planks not entitled to 101. will all
be re-drawn ; • consequently, the holder of a Blank is, in fact,
the holder or an undeawn Ticket or Share, and it is not un-
likely that the
FOUR £20,000 PRIZES
sway fall to some of those Numbers already drawn Blanks, as
oras the case last July, when No: 4,367, drawtr9th July,'a
Wank, was, on the 10th of the same Montt, drawn a 20,0001.
Prize, and cold by BISH in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares.
: TICKETS and SHAMES, warranted undraWn, are selling
at BISH's -Offices,' 4, ••CORNHILL. and 9, . CHARING
CROSS ; where, in. the present Lottery, the following Ca-
pitals have been all sold is Skares, viz:—
. 4,349 20;000 Pound ....in 12 Shares
3,90 g • 1,000 Potrnds 6 Shares
, • 4,720 2OO Guineas ....in 3 Shares
3,092 2OO Pounds ....in 11 Shares
The fortunate Holders. may receive their Money on detuarid

• •••
ROWT, AND and SO,N respectfully caution
• the Public againstCoutiterfeit Macassar Oil, injurious
to. the'Haii ; the 'Genuine •is ROWLAND'S MACASSAtt
OIL, signed on' the outside label in red ink, " A. Rowland
and Sun," with a Treatise enclosed.. This Oil is the Original
and. Genuilie, and. is warranted' to afford the greatest non:-
iisliment to the. Human Hair; removes the scurf, harshness
Una dryness,. prevents its' being injured by illness, :Change of
climate, accotiche.roent, &c.; prevents its-falling off, or turn-
ing grey; st rengtbens,the. roots, anti makes the hair grown')
bald places; Makes the hair soft,curly, and glossy; prevents
the curl falling in 'damp weather; produces vviiistiers, eye-
brows, &c. ; its superior and-tried virtues have gained-it the
august patronage, of their,Royal Highnesses the Princess-of
Wales, the Dpchess of York, add Duke of Sussex, his Inipe-
At' Majesty the *Emperor of Russia, by their aspecial•Ati-
thority.—Price.Ss, 10s.- Gd. and 'll. IS. per buttle.--Will
Jeep in any climate:. .
AlsO, itOWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE,—bytnerely wet-
ting the hair with this preparation it immediately produces a
pyrfect change in-red or grey bah.; tyo-brows, whisker; &c.
to..a beautiful ..glossy and, permanent brown or black, itnitg-
ing the.-exabt natural colour ;iwashingimakes this We inOre
durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their liaif with ease
and secreay.—Price 4s, and 7s. 0. and los. (id. •
• Sold wholesale aud-retail, and fur exportation, by the solC
PrOprietors,' A. ROWLANI) and SON, corner
.of Kirby-
street; 'the- first turning on the right in Hatton-garden, Iltil-
b'orn, London; and, by their appointment, Messrs,:Hendries,'
Titchborne-street ;. Mr, Smyth, 117, Overton, 47., Gattie an&
Peirce, 57, Rigge,3s,.New Bond-street; Berry, 17, Johnstone,
15, Greek:.street,' Soho; Barclay and Sons ; Butler and Son;
Newberry ; • Edwards,- &c: ; ' and '-'by all Perfumers and
Medicineli!;iirlers throughout EtirOpe
'Ask for Rowland's Dye, Which is sizue.d on the Label the
same as the Oil.