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G DAY, 'JANUARY 27, s 1806.

PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STRBET,
January 25, 1806.
BANK.OF .ENG LAND NOTES.

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IN.O. 41222, dated -Soptember 7, 1805 for 501.
No. 6oz&, dated Oct berJs,.. thos, for
Arnr, Perton having had the above Notes, or either of them,
in thik possession, are requested to give Notiee ter Mr. Mal-
ford„, Chiet Clerk at the above Office, of the Name end Re-
sidence of the Person 01 P MOUS to whom tie -ifaid Notes
were paid away. •

GRAND LOTTERY, •
Bi,GIN~S DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806.
SCHEME. - •
. - of Z 20,000 ' ' are ,C 60,000
3 - -40,000 . - 30,0v0
3 - 5000 - 15,000
3• - 2000 - - 6wo
- 8 - 17. 10430 - 53.0
20 - - .500
50 - 100 -
oo
Ito - 50 (no
5000 FirstoliawnTi4etszz - -2 lio.ado
Titketi.

; - 2-5.0,0a0

- Pa r nt the above Capitals.
First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - . Zio,oto
Ditto - - .4th Day - 20,000
-Ditto - . .t.th Day - - 21s000
Ditto . Bth Day - - sOOO
• `. :-! -
Ditto loth Day -
. C.K. T S and, SHARES arc selling .at every.Licenceci
Lottery-Office.
. •:..PRESENT
Ticket - - £l9 t 9 0 _
Half •- • t o ,C 2 r 2 o
Quarter
early
Purchase ivd, as the first 50 - S-
a Sixteenth
11- * nTickets
will be entitled to 2.21. each, besides their chance of Inc

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STATE LOTTERY,.
To begin Drawing NEXT MONDAY. . • '
Qwwr and' Co. .Np. l 1, s Poultry, London, and
at their 0 ifice's is most of-the principal Towns,`-are sell.
ing the TI CKETS and SHAKES of the present LOT-
TERY, in whichthe soon First-drawii Tickets are entitled
to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes."
The only Prize of to,oool. shared in the last Lottery, No.
18,539, was sold 'by Swift and,Co. as also
No. 3973 - a Prize of - 1000
7176 7- - - soo
' And in the Lotteries immediately preceding :
No. o'9l - 420,000 No. 20,952 "*. 4134000
9362 - - lo,ono ! „19,55.6 - sOOO
Besidet others of 20001, ,000 l soot &c. &c..

STA 'LOTTERY, !S'i?

• '!Begins Drawing' FehruAry 18 0.
LIALL and Co. (Successors to Mr, Nicholson), at-
.
j.. their State' Lottery Office, No. 88, rihill, Corner
ottne itOyal-EXchange,.-Logdon,-retpecti-ully a quaint their.
F and the Public, ihat TICKETS and SHAKES fur
the anosk,Luttery aieedlikig in, variety' or _Numbers, divided
into Halves,-Quarters,, Eighths, and Sixteenths, stamped
accCifdiiig to dof ,Parli-inerit. This Scheme consists of
Forty Capital Prizes. exclusive of fool. .amounting
to 140-0001. ; and the First-tiedwu sock, Tickets are entitled
to Twenty-two Pounds each.
Oiddrs fruin the Country, accompanied with short-dated
Bills,. Bank Notes,' Cash, ,or Post-Office Orders, executed,.
on_thesame Terms as it persnnally present. •
• • ----- rr Monty 'lcr Prizes as-soon itsifrawn.,:•

ip,o2z for the FIRST-DRAWN.
' BIM reminds his Friends that the LOT-
•• 'I'EKY beginS Drawing NEV MON DAY ; and as
the present Grand Scheme makes the first 5000 Ticketa.
drawn out of the Wheel • .
ALL PRIZES,
the necessity of purchtising miniccliate y is obvious, before
the Price rises especially..'as all‘those who purchase early
will have the advantage, it their Tickets are not draws Ca-
pital Prizes iti the:first iinitance, of,clianging them for
UNDRAWN TICKLTS
without any additional' Ex peke ; ,by which means they will
have a Double Chance for the numerous Capital Prizes with.
which the present Scheme.abounds viz.
3, Prizes Of, £2,.,,,,0:•79 3 ,'Prizes of - £2OOO
3 - 8 - - - tOOO
.-• 3
.5000 Zo SOO ,
• ItC.

The last 30,0001. and the two . last 20,0011. Prizes (ever
drawn.) were all shared and sold at
CORNHELL, and g; CHARING-CROSS ; •
where Tickets and Shares (whilst any remain), will continue
on .Said acid ali
PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND.

STATE LOTTERY for tilos, ,
.
. . Containing 25000 Tickets,
Begins Drawing on Monday the 3d of February, ISo6.
The SCHEME consists of
3 Pries of - £20,000 3 I' rims of - Czooo
I
3 - - - to,ooo 8 - - - 1000 ,
3 - - - 5000 20 " - - -
.5,-.-o &e.
And the First-drawn 5000 Tickets will be.- entitled to 2.21.
. . each, exclusive of their Chance of Capital Prizes.
. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by. HA-
ZAR.I), BU'ltli F., and Co. Stock-brokers, at their
State Lottery Office, No-. 93, under ..the Royal Exchange,
London; where, within the last teq years only, Capital
Prizes to the amount of, 800" 01. and upwards, have been
sold and shared ' - excl iisiv of those of 5001. and under..
4f4.* Country Orders accompanied with shoif-dated Bills
on London, I'ost-0 iti,e Orders, or Cash, in.l'arcel by Coach
orkCarrier, pundit:Ally attended to ; and Correspondents may
,depend on being treated cxadly on the same terms as if per..
s2inilly present. , .
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LOTTERY. INSTRUCTIONS,
, •
CARTERyB, CHARING-CROSS. .
THE Patronage.CAßMß has received from his
numerous Fiiends, renders. an attention to their In-
terest a necessary, but Pleiiing duty,' and he should make an
ilI return for the ohligationshe is under to the Public, did lie
not inform Own, that thoSe who wish tOadtentnre wts EL Y,
should adverituri.t stk he therefore invites the
Public to pay an EA It Lir visit to the OLDEST and most roit.
Tt7NATS No.l, Charing-cross, where he 'confi-
dently hopes to treat them with the' substantial Banquet of
TWENTY TI4OtJSAND POUNDS. •
N:l3. On Monday next the Lottery, begins T) awing; on
which Day the First drawn Ticket will be to,oool. and the
first too° Tickets 231. each:

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StiCUIN 1.) Ll/I".FEKY tov iBos, beginsp Drawing 'the 4cl
' . of FebruarY, 18.-.6. • •'
CAPITAL PRIZES said, shared, and registered,
prior to 1804, by J. 13 It A NISC ;Mil and Co., _
4; rPitzos of , - 439,000 1; Prizes of. - ksooo
li. . -. . - - . 2.,000 26, - - - apoo
It :-' - - ro.ooo 54 - - - tOOO
Andin 1854, and First Lottery 1835, the following Capi-
tals were sok in 103 Shares, namely, ,
Nos. k Nos. C
13,477, entitled to - 1070 9tl9, entitled to - 2.0,•.00
16,80 i, - - 2000 1443, - - - 29,000
‘,6- -

17,9';, - . - 2005.1 451), - . 2
r 3,747, - - t0,0z.0l 7656, • - -
besides several other tucol. saol. t.ol. erc. by the alr.ive
J. 1312 AN Se 0.M13 and Co. 'Joint Contractors for the pr'eseht
Lottery, and Proprietors of the I:uckV•Offices, No., it,'HOl.
y born ; 37, Combat f and 38,..11aymarket, Piccadilly ; where
i Tic kji. 41:s. and S IA It ES arc naw selling, in great variety of
Numbers, and the Prizes inared by. them paid on 'demand.
Schemes gratis, and all llusinesS -rciittve :to the Funds.
'•traiisatled .sitb i4reat care and pit iidtiality.
Please to observe, the 5::oo First-drawn Tickets will
he entitled to 221: each,' b:sides t!',e beneficial Chance of
cvor'y floating Capital in the Grand Schein:: thwc6.o
' curly polio4siOy Ncombrieudsd..

COLLECTION OF RARE PICTURES.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC,,
are utUst ,respectfully informed, that early in March
next will be Split Auction, a COLLECTION of
TURE S, .containing some of the most select and -superlative--
ly fine PertOrtnances of the greatest Masters, wisich may
truly be ranked among • the Most valuable Collettions, in'
Europe, alt of which are in a perted state of preservation,
were ,amassed in the prick part of the last 'century, and have
remained entire front that period to the present moment in the-
possession of.the Farhily.•
Further particulars, with due notice of the publication of
Catalogues, the• place and time of _viewing and Sale, will be
given forstitwith by .Mr. White, Storey'S-gate, Great George_
street, Westminster.

A GENTLEMAN, who held the Rank o 1
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has no doubt, be adopted as soon as it is made known. It is
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