The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-30 00:00:00

GRAND LOTTERY,

112 EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1836.
SCHEME.
jj
3 . .. of £2c,000 - - are - - 4 60,00 c
3 • - - • 10,000 - 30,000
3- - • • 5000 - 15.1:-.,,
2000 - - - - - . 4.,,,,,
3-- - . Icoo
20 - - - - Soo - losoOo
So 0 . - - too - so o
Ito . - - - So - 6000
soar) first-drawnTiokets22 - 1 tOOOO
-.
as,cro Tickets kz50,00,

Par of the above Capitals.
First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - - ,C zo,coo
Ditto - - 4th Day - - zo,ovo.
Ditto - 6tit Day - 20,000
Ditto . lith Day - 5000
Ditto- - - - loth Day - zoo*

TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licettced
Lottery-Office.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - - ,Cl 9 19 o
Half - a o I Eighth - ,Ca 12 o
Quarter - 5 2 01 Sixteenth - t 6 o
4.11 An early Purchase is advised. as the first 5 700 Ticket
will be entitled to zal. each, besides their chance of the La-
pitals.

•,Cio,o2z First-Drawn Ticket MONDAY NEXT.

D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ye-
ll. specr.tfully acquaint the Public, that the Scheme for
the State Lottery consists of Twenty-five Thousand Tickets,
and contains
3 Prizes of ,Czo,ooo I S Prizes of ‘ toso
3 4., - - - -10,0 co I 20
3
3 - - - - -, so
And the rood first-drawn Tickets 221. each, besides being
entiticd to the Chance of the Capitals, and all other Prizes.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Offices,
Bank-buildings, Corithill, and facing the Gate of the King's
MeWs, Chariog-cross.

STATE LOTTERY,
Tobegin Drawing NEXT MONDAY.
QWIFT and Co. No., 11, Poultry, London,. and
"..) at their Offices in most of the principal Towns, are sell.
ing the TICKETS and SHARES of the present LOT-
TERY, in which the sOOO First.drawn Tickets arc entitled
to 221. each, besides their-chance of Capital Prizes.
The only Prize of 10;0001. shared in the last Lottery, N.Q.
18,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also
No. 3973 • a Prize of - 41000
7170 -5.,
And in the Lotteries immediately preceding :
No. 6791 - - ,C 20,000 i No. 2°,02 - ro,ooo
062 - 10,0001 19.556 - 5000
Besides others of %cool. Icool cool Szc. &c..

NJ. 26, CORNi-11 LL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, and ST.
MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH.

NEXT Monday morning, at Nine o'Clock, the
Wheel goes round, and will yield to the fortunate holder
of the tit si-drawn Ticket to, 0221.
HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to remind their F.xiends,
that mere are more Capital Prizes in the present Lottery
than time has been for many Lotteries past, besides the bene-
fit of the first 5,000 Tickets which are entitled to 221. each.
Tickets. and Shires are on Sale by Hornsby and Co. in
great variety, and on the lowest rertrb. erizes paid on de-
mand.
Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executes exa&ly on the same
terms as if present.

No. 44, St. JAMES'S-STREET, and No. 1491 OX.
FORD-STREET.
CAI'ITAL PRIZES SOLI) AND SHARED BY
HODGES and Co. last Year, . viz. No. 3,944, a
Prize of 20,0001. in two Quarters, two Eighths, and
four' Sixteenth Shares ; No. 19,408, a Prize of 5,0601. in one
Halt. one Eighth, and six Sixteenth Shares ;
.and No.
9.737, a Prize of soool. in one Half, one Quarter, one
Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares.-
Also, in the late Lotteries,. preceding the abbve.
No. 29,467 a Prize of ,C 20,000 I No. 2,681 a Prize of,' to,coo
15,705 - 20,000 30,331 - 5,,00
12,660 - 20,003 I 28,898 - 5,000
24.787 - 10,000 I 13,063 . 5,600
7,121 - Ir,ooo 1 _ 36,030 - 5,000
The Drawing of the present Lottery will commence next
Monday, Feb. 3, 1306 ; the Tickets and Shares of which
are on Sale at the above Offices, on the most liberal Terms.
Hodges and Co. haveno connexion whatever with any other
Office in London.

.Cro,ozz for the FIR sT_D R A WN.
ADISH reminds 'his Friends that the LOT-
• "I' E Y begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY ' • and as
the present Grand Scheme nukes the first sOOO Tickets
drawn out of the Wheel
ALL PRIZES,
the necessity of purchasing immediately is obvious, before
the Price rises ; especially as all those who purchase early
Will have the advantage, if their Tickets are not drawn Ca-
pital Prizes in the first instance, of Changing them for
UNDRAWN TICKETS
without any additional Expellee ; by which means they will
have a Double Chance for the numerous Capital Prizesgith
which the present Scheme abounds viz.
3 Prizes of ,Cao,Ono 3 Prizes of Zioco
. ro,oov S
3 . 5000 20 • 1.! se
.SOO
&c. 45.4, - .

The last 30,0001. and the two last ao,oool. Prizes (ever
drawn) were all shared and sold at
4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARINC-CROSS ;
where Tickets and Shares (whilst any remain) will continue
on Sale, and all
7P,RIZES PAID ON DEMAND.

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