The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-10 00:00:00

NEW STATE, LOTTERY. • • •
'HAZARD, B VANE, :aild Co. Stock-Brokers,, at
their Ohl State Lottery-011ice,, No. 93,,_ Royal Ex-
change, Loridoh, ar&nowe-sellink.'Tlekets and Slores for-the
Lottery which begins kira wing the 43th Octuber,l6on.
This Lottery consists' of 26;oori' 'Tickets ..abd the
;Scheme contains three !.`rites of• zamaol,,three Qf to,oool.
.three of soool. &c.
M. B.- In the Ceittery wltich-was.drawn in May lait, No.
t7,d6, a Prize of and No. 2340, a Pnze of scoal.
Were both sold in Shares by Ilaiard; borne, and ' r.
*** Country Orders, accompanied with, sliort-diited.
on I.inicL,a, Post: trice Orders, or Casil, ih PlrceT,•by'Coach'
or Carrier, plinetTilly attended to;. and Correspondents tray
depend on being treated exactly on the saline l'errns as it per_
serially present_ . ,• , .
Letters, post-paid, duty answered, and Schemes

01',ices, 'N.. "2, -tam hil I, .i 49,• 0 iflogistreet, and -•41, St.
I anies's-street.
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ODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,.
. ,
11 with great respell; take the liberty to recommend to the
attention of the NQliiiity and Public the S.f.: li k9l k of , the
present LOTTERY, which they 'have Conipared Witlitithat
of-every Lot ter'y .wilch.has occurred during the. period their
Offices have been established (folly years), and have toutld it
not only superior in 'the :.Number and Value of CA Pi-FA L
PR I ZES, byit also to contain, ou an average, not half the
number of Tickets. •• • • • .
At •the above Lkenced•Olitees thc.Tl Clti.k TS, SHAR ES,
,and CHANCES,- are.on Sale on'the best Terms ; where idst"
o.4tober the Ticket, No-. 3944„ a Prize of ao,oool. was sold.
in two Quarters, two Eighths, and tour Sixteenth Shares;
and in the late Lotteries "three Prizes 'of Z0,c.,.01. three 431
.1D,00: 1.. and seven of spoel.
N. 43- The Ilrawing will begin NEXT MONDAY

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Makers, Perfumers, and ()dine'', in the Metropolis; and in
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