The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-28 00:00:00

STATE AND CITY.

No. 4, COINHIL L. and No.", C AR t wo-Caoss.
TBISF{
the SOHEME of the
fp. :STATE 1., )TTER Y. as it las more than double the
number of Capital Prizes, and
.more than double the num-
ber of ether Prizes, than wen: gievained in the late Princi.
pal and Supplementary Lottellei addattogether.. viz.
3 of k 20,000 2.0 Of . se loon
3 - - rci,ooo 30 -504 t
4 - - - 5,000 Sce. brc. &c.
The above Capitals are all floating, and there is zo Fixed
Prize whatever.
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THE CITY LOTTERY
- -

Of Substantial FREEHOLD HOUSES, discharged of
Land-Tax, contains the following Capital Prizes :
- of . kassooo 1 7 - of, - £4,000
. 7,030 6 - 3,000
4 - - 6,000 2,00 e
TICKETS and SHAKES for both the State and City
Lotteries are Selling in great Variety at the above Offices,
where Thirty-eight Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in
the last Year.
(rr Schemes, with particulars of each Lottery, to be had
gratis, at No. 4, COrtihiii, and No. 9, Chating•Crcss.

The only PRIZE. of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
. win in the LAST LOTTERY.

SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. ,t s,
Charing-Cross. sold, in the last Lottery. No. t
the Only Prize of 2.0,000 l that was sold to she Public. and
NG. 15,40. a Prize of 10001. in Shares. also No. 184, a Prize
of td.oool. Nos. 589, and 17,624, Prizes of wool. each, and
Nus.ll9io and 17i6.37, Prizes of fool. each, all in the pre-
Lintery.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY begins March the Bth,
and contains
3 Prizes of - ,Cso,ooo Iso Prizes of ,ClOOO
3 . - - to,ooo 30 - • - - - sea
4 - - 5,000 &c. 41:c.

SWIFT and Co. &reselling tht TICKETS and SHARES
in great variety, by their Agents in the Coutag, and at their
Offices, No. u, Poultry, and No. ta, Charing-cross.

WELL. WORTH SAVING.

QHAB.ES of TICKETS Sixteen Shillings a Ticket
LIO cheaper than at other Offices, ,and Twenty Thousand,
Ten Thousand, and Five Thomand Pounds Prizes, ke. 3:c.
p:iid on demand as soon as drawn, at f . WA RNEit's,
No. 56, Cornhill, who submits the following .Statements,
that the Public may see clearly the great advantage in buy.
fog at his Office.

- .
WAR Nut's Prices. Other Offices' P,;-
Half - - - 4gois 01 Half . - - ~,,ClO I, 0 1
Quarter . . - . ; 6 o t Quarter - - - 5 9 o
I i:th!h - . - 213 6 Eighth • - - a .4'i 6 i
iiitt.%:.::ll i 7. o `Sixteenth a 8 0
`-"STATE LOTTERY begins Dratyir. \larch 8, 1808,
The Scheme contains a Much greater abundance of Capital ;
Prizes than have been'iireAnteJ to "the Public for bome years,
in zio+niall a numlier of TiLketit, viz.
3•of - - £22,004). co' -of - - £l,OOO 1
3, - of . . 10.000 30 • of - - Soo
. 4 . of • • . 5.,000, 45 .. of .• . too
• &a. Sac. Scc.
•

CR-ANCIP CITY LOTTERY,TICKETS in Variety,' •
at 1. Ess
Persons in the Country, sending. Letters (p4)t-pai,l),
dining Bank Notes, Post-Office Order's, ur short-dated
•"will•firid•att.idditional advantage at %Varner's, as
tte'eduntry Onkel frequently Lila a higher price.than the
other London Offices, Note. Money Letters must be paid
tar is•mtch • •• •

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