The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-10 00:00:00

E D 2iTE S .Iz, .JUNE 10 1807.

SUMMER LOTTERY,

CONSISTING of only Twenty Thousand Tickets,
begins‘ Drawing t4th LY, 03°7 , ,

SCHEME.

I P rivz of 430,000 - - is . k30,0a0.
- zo,ooo - - - - 40yocia
2 - - loroeo
2 - 500. - - • 10,040
1000
6 - 500
21 - - 100
30 - 5° 15 )0
25 - - - - 20 - 50,000
2500 - - - 15 - 37600

zo,-)._o 'rickets

200,000

First-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital,
TIIIR,I'IC THOUSiNND POUNDS.
The Drawing Nvill.be regularly woo,' Tickets-each Day.•

Ist, T ..,
'Tuesday, - luly 14 i 6th, Tuesday, - - Aug.- I I
2d, Tuesday, - int}, 21 I 7th, Wednesday, - Aug, 12
I
3d;. Tuesday„ • . j uly 28 Stb,-ThufsdaY, -., ug.,13
4th, Thursday, - Aug. 6 9th, Friday,:, - - Aug. 14
sth, Saturday .. Aug. 8 loth, Saturday, T-- Aug. Is

PRICE.

Ticket - - - r 9 16 0
Half - kio 3 0
quarter - - s 3 v Sixtceittli -

- fjz 0
-i 6 6

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PICTL
May r's, 113 7.
HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
lS IVIAJESTI") NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on
Tuesday, the 3oth of June next, thty will he rea!y to receive
Tenders, in <tailing (sealed. up), and treat for the supply of
what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may befe,
luired for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the
Islands of Jamaica and New Providence, for Twelve Months
certain, from the isth of November next, and farther until
,Six
Months notice shall be given, cn side, for the termination
thereof: the modeof payment to be by Bills, payable, with in.
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to the Board 6efare Gar o'Cirsek on the said Tuesday, the 30th of
June next, uor unless the .1-rsan who- makes the Tender, or some
Person an his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for : noe.
will any Tender that 'contains extravagant Pricer upon some
Articles., and Prices much inferior to the real va.'ste upon others,
be considlied as proper to be admitted.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
May z?, 1807
THE COMMISSIONERS:for ncTuALLIA G.
ills MA
.7EQ'Y'r NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Thursday, the. 28th of rune next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and tiCat for Three Hundred.
Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, or FOREIGN
BRA N DV' ; to he delivered, Ore-half in the space of ense Month, '
and the remainder in one Month afterwards j ;into His Majesty's
Viaualling Stores at Deptford, P.etsmOuth, and lyymoutb, in
thefollowing proportions, viz.'
Deßtford - •- 2.0,000 Gallons. •
I),,rts.!;,)nth - - - 40,000
Plymouth

3'90,000

and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety day 3
alter date.

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N. 13. /'lo Tender will be accepted unless the quantity of Rum
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and distiuß?y stated ; nor 'bill any Tender be admitted for a less
quantitythan Ten Thousand Gaguns of either Article.
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the ihoard &lore •qtte ,o'Cloek on the said TSuriday, the alb

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