The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

' F Y, Arun. , 1806.

NEW STATE LOTTERY

BEGINS DRAWING the 12th of MAY, 1806.
SCHEME.

r Prize of £25,000 - is - ~C 25,000
2 • - 20,000 - • - - - 46,0.0
2 - lu,ooo - - - • - 20,00t0
3 - - . 5000 • - - - 15,000
10 • • - 1000
10 - - • 500 - $OOO
20 - 100
co • • • • 50 - • .2300
6270 - • • • 21
a 5,000 Tickets ,C2.50.00e
Five First-drawn Tickets, ist Day tOOO each Zsooo
Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day tow each sOOO.
First drawn - 4th Day - , _
'Ditto sth Day - 20,000
Dia° - - 6th Day - - 35,c00 •
Price of a Ticket - - £l9 19
Half - - £lO •3 01 Eighth -kzl2 0
quarter - 5 2 Sixteenth -.- r 6 -
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at p the Licenced
Lottery-Oftices.

STATE LOTTERY;
To begin,Drawing on Nlonday, May 12:
LTAZABD, BURNE, and 00:•Stokl-Brokers, At
'l.l. • their State Lottery tntice,-93, Royiii Exchange, lon-
don, are:now selling, in great. variety of .Numbers, Tickets
acid Shares for the above- Lottery.
'N0.10,730, aPrize of 20,004,1., in the late February. Lottery,
;by them in one -Quarter; one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth
shares.
The present Lottery consists of only 25,000 Tickets, and
the Scheme contains

Prize of £ 25,000 5 Priz of £ 5,000
-2
2 1040 10,-------- soo
Exclusive of 62.76 other Prizes firma
,cool. down to zo
Gul-
neas, and not -three Blanks to a Prize.
Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.

'TWO hundred and nine Capital Prizes, :from
-50,01. to 3e,0001. have been shared, sold, and registered
in the last and limner Lotteries, by
• HORN•SBY and E;0..•.
:6, Cornhill, St, Charing-:crosS, and St. Margaret's Hill,

Borougn.
. Tickets and Shares ter she present State Lottery,, to be
drawn the tzth or :May, are now selling by Ifrrnsby and Co,
in great variety of Numbers at the lowest Prices. Orders by
Letternr Carrier executed exaelly on the same terms as if
present,
..14, B. All Business in the- Public rands. transacted with
CAN and Fidelity. •

INCREASE OF PRIZES.
sVIET and CoNo. t ltr London (Joint ,P pu ,
Contraetors tor • the rrescnt Lottery) reeenatntinct .the
Sclicrne to the a'. tention oftheir rriends and the Public, as
possessing superior advantages to the late Lotteries. It con-
tains irpwardo a 1 leca Prizes more than the last Lottery.—
The highest Prize-is 25,0c01. and-the lowest zit. To begini
Drawing the Lath of MAy. .
The folloiYing Capital prizes were shared and sold at this
Office in the late lotteries, viz.

No. 679 E, - 2,3,0001.
No. 226• - - 410,000 1 No. 0,539 - £lO,OOO
136 z ' - - .10.0 o. 19 'jct. . - .
.. ' 5.000
04 f .. .. 10,00 n ,79 ,1 - '.. 5000
13,82* , .. .. 10,000 , r 1,599. - .. scoe
20.952 " . - lo,coo I 20,430 - - 5600
Besides many, others of zo-,•o1. boool. scot. Bw.

-EXCHEQUER BILL-OFFICE,
April, to, iSo6.
-
,All actieguir Bills'dated in the Months of April and May, igos,
TO BE PAID' OFF.

rrHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA-.
_ yEsTrs TREASURY having given Direellons ja4 pay-
beg- off the Pritrcipet of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with
the interest" t ißreon at the Excbe'aer Office in the Receipt of
Exchequer,,tYrwAlace Yard, ihrtminster, on WEDNESDAY
the 3:41, 1.)47-o/ • April. 18c6, Attendance will Se, given daily
(Sundias and -1(olidlys excepted) witit 7 hurid y thez4th
'Apri/02q6, inclusive, from Ten o'Ciec* in the Morning tilt.
;Ono. in the' Afternoon, for the puspose of receiVing the same. And
for the great° dispatch, the earers of the said Bills are desired
to bring Lists ,theretif, containing the Thimbers, in Name-
rice! Order, acco!ding tb.. Pane of the said. Bills, and
Times of COminincement of Interest, with the prineif;al Suits:
.and Interest due ther'eott, comPuted from the daj•s on which
they are respeßively' dated, exclusive, to the said soft) 1/ay of
4pri1,.1806, inclusive, When the interest will cease; and !Iv. are
desired to write their Names and Places of Abode on such Lists,
and indorse their Names on the said Bills.

7f any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of
receiving p‘trinent of the Principal and interest previolts to the raid
3oth Day of App IEO6, thy may be accommodated on computing
the Interest to the Day tai which
.thy with to be paid, and leav-
ing the sitia Bills, for examination one day prior thereth.
Such' Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequer
Bills in pa, t Nyinenti upon mentioning the Amount at the bottom
of their Lists delivered on or before the z4th of April 1806, )114),
he accommodated with Nevi Bills carrying an Intereit of Three_
pence Halfpenny by the Day cn met:), One Hundred. Pokndri
which said New hills will bear date the said 3oth Day of .444-
'B°6, and will be delivered on Irid,ty May 2, and the Jo&
lowing !jays... •
N. 13. All 'EXchequer Billrdated prior to April, 1205, hare
item advertised to be paid I/A-and the interest 'thereon have erased!

TO lit SOLO, • .
AMOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, coil-
sissing of a substantial good Dwelling.flouse,, Farm-
House; and Cottage, surrounded by about t !o- Acres of rich
Arable • and Pasture Land, nearly in a Ring-fence; deli4ht-
fully situate 'Within halla mile of the high road to .Yar-
month, about 6 Miles from ColcheSter and 57 troth London;
in the Parish of Dedham, a small town eminently distinguish-
ed by the respectability of its, Society, the healthiness and
convenience of its Situation, and by three most excellent
Schools. • Possession maybe had linmediately, or at Michael.
nips next. _

Apply to Mr. Davey, No. 5, Albion-place, Blackfriars.
bridge, or Dedham, Essex.

SHIP AND BOAT.BUILDERS.
BROADSTAIRS,, ISLE Of THANET.
To be 'SO L D by PUP L I C- AUCTION, at Broadstairs„ in
the Isle of Thanet, on Mpnday and' Tuesday, the 14th and
ti-th instant, by Order of the Assignees of THOMAS
WHITE, Skip and Boat-builder. a Bankrop",
ALL tile Valuable STQCK, consisting of 320
• Lots of. Oak Timber and. Planks, Fir Timber ditto,
Plank dint+, Deals, Truuntis„Wedges, and sundry Utensili;
the Sale each Day to begin at Ten o'Clock.
Catalogues to be-had at the Rote Inn, Broadstairs ; King's
Ramsgate; New lolly Sandwich Royal Oak, Direr ;.
fountain, Canterbury Royal. Oak, Deal ; King's Head,
Margate: and further particulars may be known by apply-
ing to Mr. Richard Collard, liroadstairs, AuctiGneer.

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