The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-09 00:00:00

MORE PRIZEs AND LESS TICKETS.

QWIFT and Co. No. ti, Poultry (Joint Contrac-
tors for the-present Lottery), teel themseives highly gra-
tified by the general. approbation which the Scheme has re-
ceived. They can with confidence recommend it to the at-
tention of their Friends and the Public, as possessing supe.:
rior advantages to the Schemes of the late Lotteries. It con-
tains upwards of boo Prizes more than the last Lottery,with
only the same number of Tickets, and has even ah increase
of 117 Prizes upon the May Lottery of last year, which con-
sisted of sOOO Tickets more. The highest Prize in this Lot-
tery is 25,0001. wad the lowest ail. Tq begin Drawing the
tzth Of May.
The following Capital Prizes were shared and sold at this
Office in the late Lotteries, viz. -
No. 6791, - 260001.
No. 226 18,539 £lO,OOO
936 z - 10,0 0 I 19.556 - 5000

. Jo,coo 7951 - - 5000
23,24 ' ,io,ooo 11,599 scoo
20,35 z . tc.,000 20.530 - covo
Besides many gt,:ers ot zo-oL, wool. cool. &C.

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