The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-18 00:00:00

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The 23c1 of APRIL, 604,

THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW-
•ING.

SCHEM E.
No. of Prizes. Val. of each. TOtal Value.
of £20,c00 are 4k40,0a0
2 . 10,000 20,000
3 - 5,000 -
4 - 2,149 ,• - 16,0",3
Iz - 1,003 - 12,030
13 - ioo -
20 . 210. - 4,000
50 ' foo 5,000
41 - 50 5,000
7,350 lz 147,000

30,000 Tickets
• • Part of the, Capital S.--
First.thawn 'Ticket First Day - -
First.drawn Ticket Seventh Day - 4.20,c00
First-drawn Ninth Day - - - 5,00
TICK.E'FS and SI-FARES are SELLING at EVERY
LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE.
-'4'lt-Eg.ENT PRICE.
Ticket - -- ,C. 17 ts• o
Hall - 9 4 o Eighth - s 7 o
Quarter -4- o Sixteenth i.. 3 6
* * Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing.

X 262,500

ORNSBY and Co.. Ng. 26, Corrhiil, respell-
fully acquaint the Public, that the LOTTERY coin-
,
memo DRAWING!-on MONDAY NEXT.
TICti.ETS and SHARES are selling on the lowest
Terms, and the Money for the Prizes paid on Demand.

LAST.STATE LOTTERY for 1803.
cwirr and' Co. No. I I, Poultry, have on sale
1.) TICKETS and SHARES of the above Lottery, which
begins drawing on Monday next.
The following Capital Prizes of r the Lotteries in and for
the year 003, were sold and registered at this Office, viz. •
No. zik, a Prize of ,C. 10,000 in Shares.
11,599, - • 5000 Shares. • .
20,430, - - sOOO TiCket.
19,556, • 5000 Shares.
41.696 - - zoo° Shares.
• And others of toool. Sze. ex.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. State
Lottery Offices; Cornhill and Charing Cross, London,
are selling 'TICKETS and S I IA RtiS in the greatest variety
of Numbers, for the State Lottery, Whidi begins Drawing on
MONDAY, the 231 of April next. Where in the late ot-
teries the following Capitals were sold in Shards :
No. 12,&27 ' )4:30,000 Nu. 26;23 £30,018
/005 20,000 48,,52., 20,000
'48,77 * 20,000 23,145 20,000
.354989 20000 27,04 ie.ooo
31,692 10,000 I 25,215 10,000
In a whole Ticket, . .
No. 42,318 - ,C 20,000. .
Also Prizes of‘ 5,000, ,C 2,000, ,C 1000, ecc. too numerous.
to particularize.
P--- It is recommended not to destroy Tickets or Shares in
former Lotteries 'till they are again examined; corred Regis
tern, for this purpose, are kept, for upwards of seventy
years hack, at the Offices of Richardson, Goodluck, and Co.

MHE CHESNUT and the GREY ARABIANS
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Groom.
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