The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-05 00:00:00

PIGOT DIAMOND.

- • - - - March 2, tBOl,
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O. 9,466, Drawn this morning, anden-
titled to the Grand Prize of the PIGOT DIA-
MOND, WAS Sold by HORNSBY and Co: at their
old established State Lottery Office, No. a 6, Cornhill,
who also sold, in, the year 1774, the Grand Diamond Prizes
in Co'-.'s
ENGLISH LATE-LOTTERY,
• NOW DRAWING.
WARRANTED U,NDRAWN.

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The Tickets and Shares, on the very lowest possible
'Terms, will continue -on Sale during the ,whole of the
Drawing of the present State Lotuiry, warranted un-
drawn at the time of purchasing r by which mode the
.Purchaser will be •as secure as if the Ticket or Share
- bad been bought before the Wheel went round.
The following CAPITAL. PRIZES have been
Sold, Shared, and Registered, by HORNSBY and Co.
2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds.
7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. .
a Prizes of Fifteen Thousarid Pounds.
13 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds.
a Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds.
3o Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds.
49 Nies of One Thousand Pounds.
73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds.

Rnuary 26, iSot.
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1 UTILITY._ , . .

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