The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-17 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1802

-T-71 NGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE_
GINS DRAWING MONDAY, March r, 1802.

SCHEME. .
No. of Yrizes. Value of each. Total Value.
of ,C .20,000 is k.1i0,000
4 ---- io,ooo ---- 40,000
4 - 5,000 20,000
5 - 2,000 ][o,ooo
10 - I,ooo' 10,000
12 ---- 500 6,000
so ---- 100 - 5,c00
100 ---5 o - 5,000
x 8 324,c00

60,000 Tickets. ,0.500,000
CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.
First-drawn Ticket, .sth Day, • k. 10,000
Ditto, 2ISt Day, 20,000
Ditto, ' 32d Day, 20,000
Ditto, ",
4otii uay, 1,000

*,* Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets
and Shares of Tickets, by sending Post Office Orders,, goud
Bills, Bank Notes, or Cash, to
BISH's,

One of the Original Contractors,No. 4, Cornlfrll, or No. 9,
charing-Cross, where the fallowing Capital Prizes were
sold; shared, and regi4tered.
In 1800. 'Sot.
34,974 ,C. 20,000 '50,061 L'.30,000
1,957 2,000 9,593 10,000
22,333 1,000 12,328 10,000
11,683 1,000 44,007 -r-- 5,050
1,000 11,563 - 2,000
15,795 500 5,377 i,OOB
51,425 500
PRESENT PRICE.'
'picket, - - 15 o
Half . 13 o I Eighth - z 4 0
Quarter • 4 7 o I Sixteenth 1 2 0

(1:3- The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider-
ably befoie the Di awing. -
Prizes paid in Sterling Money.

CAPITAL PRIZES,

Sold by SWIFT and Co. in the last Lottery.
No. 8041, in Sha.res, i 0,0601.
No. 23,824, in Shares, io,oool.
, No. 17,281, whole Ticket, zoool.
No. 23,432, whole Ticket, 5001.
rrHt highest Prizes in the last Irish Lottery,
driwn-November, rBO I, were Four of .to,oool. Two
of them were sold at the Offico of SWIFT and Co. No.
it, Poultry, London, in a variety of Shares, as above stated.
• The English Lottery begins drawing on Monday the Ist of
March next. The Tickets and Stamped Shares are on' sale,
and all business of Lotteries and the Public Rinds transaeled
at the above Office (first established in the year 1759) where
Prizes of former Lotteries,' amounting to more than hilllion
sterling, have been-shared,' sold, and registered.
Letters answered, and Schemes gratis.

WOLVERHAMPTON, Feb. 1, 1802.

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immediately, as no farther notice will be given. And such
Persons who may have any Claim or Dernand against'the
said Estate, are desired forthwith to send in the same, that
they May be discharged. .

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