The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-25 00:00:00

Nos. 33,979, and 42,569, drawn Prizesof THIRTY THO U-
SAN D POUNDS, were both Sold by HORNSBY and
Co., besides 214 Capital Prizes. from cool. to 36,0,01. -
LUBS, Societies, and Individual Purchasers, in
• the preent'.'S'eATE Lorr EltY, a/e requested to
peruse the SCH F. ME, whichcontai.ns •
THIRTY THOUSANDS,
. • TWENTY THOUSANDS',
TEN THOUSANDS,
FIVE THOUSANDS, .
„takitctrgiatiy other Prizes •of Note, sufficient; to induce every
One who wipes to have so proniising a Chance. The D taw-
ing.,coinmences on the 13th of next Month, in a pee-ulna
Grand Style, with
-! • ,„TWENTYTHOUSAND POUNDS 7
For the First=drawn Ticket, in addition to what else it will
be ent,i,.2l to.
Idb:RNSBY ai-irt Co. respe6tfully acquaint-their Friends,
that they have a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES on
Sale, and at the lowest Prices. "
N,!t. Orders by Letter or Carrier. executed exally on the
same liberal terms as if present, at the,Old Established State
Lottery Offices, 26, Coruhill, sz, Charing-cross, and St.
Margaret's Hill, Borough.
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jANUARY LOTTERY.
D ICHARDSON, •GOODLUCK; and Co. Conn-
hill, and Cltaring•cross. London, respedtully acquaint
the Public the . STATE LO E Y .ccitnitiences Drawing
on the 13th of next Month.
The Scheibe contains Capital'Prmas of greater manitude
than any further Lottery with so small a number of Tit.kels,
viz. _

2, Prizes of £30,003
2 - - 20,c00
2 _ . 10,100
3 5000

&c. &c.

'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARD-
SON, (.:001.)1,UCK, and Ci). the only .Office -that ever
sold, two Prizes, of of in Shares, viz. No. 26,8-83, a
Prize of .30,0181, in a Hall, a .Quarter. and two Eighths ;
No. tz,:;o7, a Prize of 30,0..01. in sixteen Sixteenths and
N-o. '14.03, the' laSt• Pitze of zo,..)0o1. in a Quarter, two
EiAtiths, and eight Sixteenths ; and-a great nithiber of other
Capitals too numgrous to particularize.

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