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The TRAVELLER'S HAIR CAP, now recommended to the at tention of the Public, possesses every comfort of the former, with the appearance of a curled Head of Hair, and, from Its pe culiar elasticity, sits perfectly close to the Head, without any sort of Springs whatever, and cannot be put out of order. The Hair Caps arc equally convenient for the Ladies. They may be had of the Inventors, Messrs. ROBINSON and Hovers, No. 1, Essex-street, Strand, Peruke-Makers to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence, and to the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Prince One Guinea each. Considerable allow ance made to retailers. All Sailors, and Travellers by Sea, will find incredMe advan tage from au: use of the Hair Caps; and Judges and Gi.nilemen of the Bar, ivho constantly attend the Circuits, veal derive much benefit from them. GRAND SCHEME, With only 18,500 TICKETS for Sale, containing 4 4 Prizes of £.0,000 6 Prizes of £l,OOO 2 10,000 10 .500 2 5,000 20 100 And others, as usual, of £5O, £25, &c. besides a GRAND PRIZE of 1,000 WHOLE TICKETS, for the FIRST DAY, And another of 500 WHOLE TICKETS, for the Sze° n DAr, SWIFT and Co. beg leave to recommend the Scheme of the present Lottery as an improvement upon that of the. last Lottery, which gave universal satisfaction. By this Scheme the Tickets are rendered more valuable than in any former Lottery, their numbers being reduced to 16,100, with the cer tainty of their obtaining the same amount in Prizes that has been allotted to 20,000 Tickets. Tic x•rs and SnaILLS are on Sale at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-Cross; and No. 31, Aldgate High Street ; where Capital Prizes of the laic and late Lotteries to a very great amount have been Shared and Sold. NEW AND SUVERIOR STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing 12th of April next. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokeri , 149, Oxford-street; 2, Coenhill; and 44, St. James's-street ; are now selling the 'Tickets and Legal Shares on the most advanta geous terms to adventurers. GRAND SCHEME. One Prize of One Thousand Whole Tickets. One Prize of Five Hundred Whole Tickets. 4 of £40,0001 20 of 2 10,000 44 2 5,000 100 6 —.1 ,0001 4820 10 .500 The First Drawn Prise First Day above £l5 will be entitled to the above 1000 Whole Tickets—and the First-drawn Prize Second Day will be entitled to the 500 Whole 'Pickets; which Tickets will be deposited at the Bank of England, and remain there till the Drawing is finished. Shares will be entitled to all the above Benefits. £lOO 50 25 15 GRAND LOTTERY. FREE GIFT of 03E THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS 1 1 the First Day, Numbers as follow : • 3,001 4,501 • to 5,001 6,501 7,001 8,501 9,001 10,501 11,001 15,501 • .. to Also a FREE GIFT of FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE Ticxx - rs to the Sot-draws above £l5, the Second Day, Numbers as follow : 13,001 14,101 1.1,001 16,101 17,001 'The above 'rickets may TA gain the whole of the following CAPIL PRIZES: 4 2 2 Begins APRIL 12th. 1809. In efAsequence of the above Gifts of 1,400 Tickets, there art: only 18,500 for Sale. Ticket; and Shares are selling at all the Licensed Offices. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, SOUTHWOLDb On Thursday, March 5,1809, at ten o'clock In the forenoon ; A BOUT 80 Gallons of Foreign Brandy for pri- A—a. vats are : 1500 Gators of Foreign Geneva for ditto. B. One-third of the Value of each Lot to be deposited on the day of Safe • the Goods to be taken away within Ten Days, or the deposit f orfeited. No Goode can be delivered on the Day - of rale. 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