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MO NDA Y, OCTOBER 15, 1804.

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
For the First-drawn- Ticket on Wednesday next, being the
Seventh Day of Drawing, and
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
For the First-drawn on the Eighth,Day.
rrHE Lottery Wheel. is: the richest ever known,
considering the immense Sums in Capital Prizes; and
only Poor Dlys to Draw,
'Pickets and Shares (which are cheaper than in any former
Lottery). warranted undrawn, on Sale at all the Licensed
()likes.

The RICHEST LOTTERY WHEEL ever known.
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for' the First.
drawn on Wednesday next, being the Seventh Day of
Drawing.
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn
on the. Eighth Day of Drawing, besides an immesse Sum in
other Capitals from zo.eool. to 5001.
STATE OF THE WHEEL :
Prizes of , zo,osol.
Prize of io,oool.
Prizes of ' . 5,e:r31.
Prizes of ',cool.
Pti24;6of•
No Prize less than soh
TICKETS and SHARES (which are cheaper than in any,:
former Lottery), warranted undrawn, on Sale at HORN SBY
and Co.'s, No. 26, Comhill.
ONLY FOUR DAYS TO DRAW.

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ONLY FOUR DAYS OF THE STATE LOTTERY
TO DRAW.

ZHE First:drawn Tieket.next Wednesday will
be entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, and the
present Rich State of the Wheel is unprecedented in the An-
nals of Lotteries, there being
3 - Prizes of
. Prize of
3 - Prizes of
a - Prizes of
Etc. dec. dec.
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, continue
on Sale at the Offices of HODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers,
No. 149, Oxford-street; and No. 44, St. James's-street.
N. B. The Prizes will be paid on Demand.

20400n1.
io,oool.
5,0001.
J,oool.

This Day was published,
By Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster•

row,
LTOCkb's NEW MILITARY FINANCE
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JOHN WILKES. . '
In the Press, and speedily will be published, in five elegant
Volumes, Post Octavo, with several Engravings,
T,
HE 2nd GENUINE CORRESPON.
DENCE and PAPERS or jOHN WI LKES, Repre.
sentative of the Borough of Aylesbury in two Parliaments;
and Knight of the Shire for Middlesex in four Parliaments.
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unpublished Papers, have been committed to the superin-
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Oilober2, 18°4.
fHE COMMISSIONERS for YICTU ALL ING
His AfAyESTY'r NAVY th hereby give Notice; that.
on TUESDAY the 16th instant, they will be ready to receive
TEndee rin writing (sealed up), and treat Jar ar ?navy HOGS
(the Carcase: of which not to weigh less lbw: 112 put as ear!)
as will prdiereThree Mine/red Ton: of PORK, to be killed in
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224 inst. and the.3lst of March next ; the first Delive:r of which
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Oryer 8, 1804.
THE PRINCIPAL .QFFICERS and COll.
jk• MISSIONERS of His MAJESTY': Nifyi do hereby
give Natic;, that on WEDNESDAY the 17th !loan!, a: Oae
o'Cllck, they will he ready to treat with such Persons as otqy be
:lulling to contraEi Building
71142 LUGGAGE' BOATS,' for the Sert;iee of Woolwich
Yard, Wilts flu, then of al:4a 23 Tons each.

The Dranght and Sew:slings may .6e seen at this Office, and
the Tenders must express a Price per Ton, cr per ,Foss in length,
and also the Time that trill he required for Buildi.-g the Boats.
Na Tender will be received after Twelve ti'Clock on the Day of
.Triaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him,
a tends.