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

GRAND LOrFERY,

BEGINS -DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806.
SCHEME.
3 - - of k-20,000, - - are - - ‘6,,,000
3 - - -' - 10,000 - - - - -.- 30;0o0
. 3 - - .. - scoo - -15,000
fooo
8 - . - - iQoo S 89.0
500 - - 19,000
50 - - - - 100 - sox,
120 - - - - so , - bOOO
soco First-drawnTickets22 - Y 1c,060.
------ • ----.-
25,000 Tickets ' ,C 2.50.009

Far of the above Capital.
-First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - - ,Cro,ooo
Ditto, - - - - 4th Day. - • zo,ooo
Ditto - - bat Day ,7 zo,ooo
Ditto tit Day- - • 5000
Ditto - Toth Day - 20:0
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced
Lottery-011iee.

pRESEIC'T PRICE.
Ticket - - - rg tg o
-Half - kJ.° 2 of Eighth - - 4'2 12 o
Quarter - 5 2 o I Sixteenth - I 6 o
I. An early Purchase is advised, as the first Soo Tickets
willbe entitled to gal. each; besides, their chance of the ca-
pitals.

STATE LOTTERY,
7 o lx-gin Drawing February 3.
WIFT and CO: No. 11, Poultry, London, and
Li at their Offices in most of theprinci pal TOwns, are sell-
ing the TICKETS •and 31-IAR ES of the present LOT-
TERY; in which the soot, First-drawn Tickets are entitled
to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes.
The only Prize of re,oeof. shared in the last Lottery, No.
18,539, was sold by S witt and Co. as also
No. 39;53 . a Prize of - loco
7i76 - - Soo
And in the Lotteries immediately preceding :
No. 670 - - £20,0901•40.20,912 - - • ,00,000
9.31, - 10,000 , 1960 - 5000
Besides Oihers of zooid:- rOool .• sod; &c. &c.

.. 7. - . STATE LOTTERY for t8c...3, •
. : . '.. Containing 2.5,000 Tickets,
Begins Drawing on Monday. the-3,1 Of February, t1;o6.
The SCHEME consists of
3 - Triies of - ,C 20,00,) . 3 Yrizcs of - ,C 2003
3 •-•- - - to,ooo I 8 - - - too°
Soo, lo - - - Soo &c..
And the First-drawn sOOO 'tickets Will be entitled to 221.
eack.exclusixe of their Chance of Capital Prizes. •
rrICKETS and SHARES are on .Sale -by HA-
1.. Z A RD, BORNE, and Co, Stock-brokers, at their
State Lottery Office, No. 93, under -the Royal Exchange,
London ;• where, within the last ten years only, Capital
Prizes to the amount of Beo,oc 01. and upwards, have been
. sold and shared ' • exclusive of those of s:•col. and under.
*** Country Orders accompanied with .short-dated Bills
on London,Tost-Office•Ordcrs, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach
orarrier.,. punctually attended to ; aria Correspondebusmay
depend on being treated exacily .on the same terms as it' per-
sonally preset), .

. .
St RE GAIN. -
TIQSE who purChase Tickets or Shares iu the
present Lottery before the Drawing begins, and whoSe
Tickets are drawn early, will be sure to ,gain, as • the first
's•oc•cs Tickets drawn out of the Wheel will each be entitled
to 221, besides the usual Chance for every Prize froin sal.
to 2 ,0001..: but should their Tickees';rernain in the Wheel
after the 5000 First-drawn are out, they will then have the
same Chance as in every other Lottery for the remaining Ca-
pital Prizes. • .
TICKETS and SHARES ase selling, in great Variety, at
the old established Offices,
4, CORN HI LL, andg, CHARINC-CROSS, LONDON;
where the Jast 30,0001. and- the two last Prizes of 20,0001.
each, were all shared and sold by
T. BISH,' Contrador.
. ,
Ticktts ard Shares may also be had of the following
Agents
Carlisle.
W Feat, Glasgow.
1-Liugis, Gloucester. •
Rod rd, fhtll..
Tic!:er, Leeds.
Milner, Liverpool.
• n"' The w

I "chomson' NlancKter.
Gatuer, Nfargate.
Otinhain & Yallop, Norwich.
Mills, Portsmouth.
Etkeringson, P•ocliester.
I lunt, WOrcester.
ill 'rise gradually.'

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