The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-14 00:00:00

GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

SWIFT and Co: No-. .11, Poultry; and No. 12,
Charing-Cross, recommend to tlie attention of their
Friends and the Public, the Scheine bt"The Grand Stave
Lottery; which begins I;riwing. on the Bth of. March, and
contains the following Rich List of

CAPITAL

PRIZES :

3 - Prima - - kxo,
3
4--• - - .

,000 . • is - 7C6a,000
iiooo .
000 . - 20,300

20 . 1000
30 - ' lpoo
besides •the usttial Proportion of inferior Prizes, making, in
the whole, lest than Three Blanks to a Prize, None of the
Prizes in this Lottery are fixed for particular days; but are.
all floating in tin: Wheel.
SWIFT and Go. have also on Sale the Tickets and Shares
of the

GR,NND CITY LOTTERY,
For FREEHOLD HOUSES, Discharged of Land-Tax,
and valued at

ONE-HUNDRE and FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS
• in capital Prizes as under:
r Prize, valued at-_,Cz,OOO 7 Prizes,- valued at Zpoo
t . • . . • - 7uoo 6

4 - . . - - . • 6oty, t

"Oltice of o City Ticket ,C 7 24 o
,C 4 a al Eighth . . ...,£t • a
QuArter _ 1 a Sixteenth • . oto 6
Schen les. at. laige Grata. • ,
• - GREAT sIiWANTAGES 1,1

S_
HARES of TICKETS at Sixteen Shillins a
Ticket cheaper than at other Offices, at 1, WA RN h R's,_
No. 16, Cornhill, who suboitts the following Statement of
Prices, that the Public may aye how Much they save in buy—
ing at his Office.

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WA R N ex's Prices. Other Offices' Prices.
'ticket . - - ,Czo 17 0 siricket ' - .. . ,020 .19 o
Half - - - 10 12 0 Wall • - - ac 15 o
Quarter - - - . 5 6 o Qoarter -.- - 5 g o
Eighth - - - 213 o I Lift hth -. . - ais 6
.Sixteenth .. - t 7 oi Sixt,eenth - ,- t Is o
City Ticket - 712 o I City Ticket. •-• 754 0
The STATE LOTTERY begins Dtawlng March 3, ollog.
Contains an astonishing number of Thousand Pounds'ancl
Five' Hundred Pounds Prizes, in addition to as many great
Capitals as was usual in former Lotterizs of 60,00, Tickets,
as described in the Iollowing rich Lit i
.3 - of - . £ zosoo. ;44 - 01 - - 4 1,000
3 - of - - 10,905 30 . of - - 57.0
4 .. of - . 5,000 .45 - of -7- . too
4:4. &c. &c. •
TICKETS for the- GRAND CITY LOTTERY in

Variety.
Letters (post-paid), 'coiltaining °Mere anclosing Bank
Notes, Post-Office Orden, or short.datCl Bills, will be
treated the same as it present.
Country Agents, for short-dated Bills, supplied with
Shares on very moderate 'lmam. Letters, reost- paid, duly
answered.

A I I.AS INSURANCE COMPANY, for PIKE, LIVES,
-and ANNVITI ES.
President, Sir CHM STOE. E BAYNES. Bart. ,
1. 'V MS Company is' to consist of Share" of SOL
11 each, of which a great portion are already t übscribed
for by Petsons of 119)e6lability, Property, and Conticatolls,
forming a Capital of two Millions.
2. Two Hundred Thousand Pounds being considered as
perfealy adequate to any Claims Which are likely to .ht
made on the Company, it is intended' so call for only Ten
per Cent. of the Capital, to he paid as follows
Ten Shillings pet Share at the Time of Subscribing ; One
Poune! per Share on signing, thrz..l)oeil of Settlemeur •s One
„Pound -Ten Shillings per Share within Two Moot its si
ter ; and Two 'Pounds per Ciliate-within' Pciur Months
after signing.'
3. There are to be Eighteen Direetors, eletied by the Pro-
prietors.
4. 'Phis Institution is peculiarly worthy the attention of
Gentlemen at the Profession of the Law, who have ill ibcral.
ly been excluded from some Establishments of a similar
Lure; and train having a considerable quantity of LI le 111.
surance'annually to eft; cl, will, by becoming Proprietors, be
participators in the -Profits arising therefrom.
S. Every Proprietor engages to Insure with the Company
to the Amount at his Share:i rams Two Millions of Insur-
ance is secured. "livi tinit,eifintluence and Connexion of so
extended a Body of Proprietors4ill increase thd Profits of the
Company to shch:..an extent, as,- with the Interest of the
Capital, which is W be pl.xed nut on GOvernnient Securi.
tics, Will command amtudily a handsorneDiVidenti„. -
Agents will be appointed in the Provincial Tow o.s through.
out the Kingdom, from the recommendation of the Proprie-
tors in such Towns . •
Subscriptions will be received by Sirlimen Lsdalte and
Co'. Lorribard-street lYirwrt, Thornton4,,and tree, !WOG-
lortiew.lane i • Nfist mil:in, Peters, attd:Co: Loasbard-str Cr;
Baron Diansciale and to. Curn4illt :and Harnmerbley and
CO. Pall. Mall, of whim.Prospodilset May be.

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'Christmas, Lent, Good Friday, Laster, Whit.SundAy, &G. r

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SUFFOLK.
CAPITAL OAK TINIBER.-
TO I3E SOLD 13Y AUCTION, IN LOTS,
13y Mr..T.ITYNNL,
At the Cofreerhouse in the.Thwn of Sudbury, on Saturday,
the "tfh of Atari:lt; 1808, at Three utC lock. in the Afternoon,
EVERAL Hundred Capital OAK • TRE,ES, of
very large Pimensions in general, with 'their Tops and
hark, standing in Acton, Buttner, and • other Parishes ad-
joining to, or%vithin a short distance of, the Town' of . Sud-
bury, froM Witcnc-t here is water carriage direti to. Harwich
and, consequcutly, ready eoMmunicatiora,. by sea, to London
and the several l'orts on the halterit Coast of the Kingdom.
. Particulars will he ready One 'Month preceding the Sale
and may then he had at the ()theca .Messrs, Keiit,- Pearce*
and. Kent, Land AgentS, Craig's-court, • Whitehall, London.*

CAPITAL IiOUSE, &c. GROSVENOR-PLACE.
TO.:11E SOLI) R. AUcTION,
By Messrs. KIDDS and JOHNSTONE,
By Orderof the Executors, en the Pcsmises, about the be-
ginning of February, rulers an accelitabl e Offer is made in
the man tunic,
AN Elegant and Spacious MASION, with
Micas of. every description, Jam the Residence and
Property,ot Sir !oho Stanley, Bart. deceased,' being No. le, •
in the best part of that superior and fishionable situation,
Grosvenor-place, having tic beautiful view over the Queen's
Gardens, ant. within a tevv yards 'of Hyde Park
The Fleuse is a most oubstantial struaiare, arranged on a ju—
dicious plan for the accommodation of a Fainily of rank and'
fashion, the principal Floor having tear Rooms, the Draw-,
ing-rooms large, 'toy, and; of due proportion. On the
(,round Floor arc three Rooms of corresponding size; the
Offices arc Very extensive and complete ; the• Kitchen;
Laundry, Etc% aro in-4 detached building,. with Stabling for
seven horses, double Co..cti. house, &c,.the whole occupying
alrounti ylutNt te,rty -two feet in front,'and one hundred and
flay, feet itfilepth:' This vattiahle property is held by. Lease,
of which litty•ei&ht years were unexpired at Michaelittaa
List. at the inuiligrourtil rent or*. per annum.
To he viewed. by 'rickets only, which.tgay be had of Mess.
Kidds And jQhristohe, No. 6i, NAN- 43onaustrret. Descrip.,
Live part.culars'are prep:trio& ',:.ehttittaylforthwith-be had of
Mess.. Pelmet's. and Fields, and 3i
1100 V::. *• At the 441110 Linn: sul.dilto elegant I el.:Awe
anti Efrati.'

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