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• WEDNES DA Y, LAWE *. liEit. 7, ..' 1868
• • •

STATE LOTTERY,
BEGINS DRAWING NEXT TUESDAY, THE 19TH OF
THIS MONTH.

'THE Scheme of this Lottery presents 2 -novelty
1- well worthy the attention of all classes of Adventurers.—
Independent of the TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
paid by Government, there are Two Extra Prizes of 500 Whole
Tickets Eacb ; the value of which it is impossible to calculate, as
they may contain the following Capital Prizes :
4 of ceo,ooo 6 of ;N $OOO -

10,000
5,000

Ike: ice.

500
100

Alt MY.
A CAPTAIN in• a Parvison Battalion at Home,
RIAU* to eitchange into any isrirocnt bf Drnooni, either
now in Spain, or under °recce toe that Coontry.-I.etters (post
pall) addressed to A. IL Pia Wise bidistoutb, will be imme-
diately attended toe-tillsa Itegin;ent in links would not br
objected to

There are 20,000 Tickets in the Lottery, with Not Three
Blanks to a Prize; but there are only 19,C00 Tickets for Sale.
A speedy purchase is therefore necessary, as superior benefits art
attached to particular 'I ickets drawn the First and Second Day.,
aid the whole Lottery will be drawn in Four Days.
Shares are entitled to a Proportion of the above Benefits.
Tickets and bhsres are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office,
and by their Agents.

important and Superior Advantage or Gain in the
STATE LOTTERY,
Which will begin Drawing on Tuesday, 13th December, 1808.
ILIENRY HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-
Brokers, respectfully tritium the Adventprers that all
SIIAR Es of Pau Ls of every denomination, from £l5 to .tetoo,ooo,
both Inclusive, that have of may 11.: sold by then at any time in
this Lottery, shall be PAID iu FULI. MONEY, as soon as
drawn, without any Discount or Deduction whatever, at their
old Established Offices, viz. 2, Cornhill, Royal Exchange ; 149,
Oxford-street, opposite ifond-ttreet ; and 41, St. James's-street,
near Piccadilly.

Hopoes, PAt'ut, and Co. have no eonneet!on whatever, nor

ever had, with any other office.
It is in the recollection of the Public, that five Prizes of
£20,000, four of ,Clo,oco, seven of E 5,000, one of 1,000,
seventeen of XI,COO, and thirty cf £3OO. were recently shared
a.N: sold at the above Offices.

, -
ARMY.
AN Adjuta—ncy of Militia wanted.—The Adver-
tiser has served as an Officer Fifteen Ycars, .everal of that
period as adjutant.—Letter (post paid) addre.s..d to H. H. No.
20, Castle-street, Holborn, will Ise itnntediately att?nde.l to.

Notwithstanding the superior advantage or gain to Buyers at
these Offices, the Tickets and legal Shares will be sold at as low
Prices, as at any reputable Office in the Muted Kii:gdom.

ARMY.
PBE SOLD, for Three Huhdred Pounds, an
EnsigneT in one of the trtdourotabtishett liniment+ of the
Line.—For further partkalsis. NWT tioesiv.inea (Past)
di-
rected to T.
Ai. at the sf..Paars,Pairee- .

-, xkuvrx. '
TC!be disposed of;an ENSIGNer in a most
espeerable Regitnent of the Line, in ever* ronrot agiblY
eircutustalced: A so.n under the regulation urgl betaken. Apply
by letter (post-free)tddreteed to A. B. Hungerford Cuifer-hithibes
.5.t....,41

13URATANT to an Order of the High Court of
ChaeAry, made in the matter of Thomas Veatherali, a Lu-
natic, the Creditors of the said Thoma. Weatherall, late of
Cheapside, its the City of London, Wholesale Haberdasher, are
forthwith to come in died prove their Debts, before Alexander
Popham, Esquire, ore of the Masters of the said Court, at his
Chambers, in Soutliamptini lluildings, Chancery-lane, London ;
or, in default thereof, they vial be excluded the benefit of the
said Order. A. POPHAM.
Devon and Tooke, Solicitors to the Com-
mittee, No. 10, Gray's Inniguare.

SALES OF SHIPS AND CARGOES.
FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday
the 20th December inst. at eleven o'clock at noon, precisely,
THE Good AMERICAN SHIP SALLY.—
Dimensions :
Length on desk, Ile List
tleighth.between the Decks and Half Deck, 5 feet 2.= in.
Breadth above the Wales,44 feet 11 inches.
Admeasures 203 SR-94 Tons.
This Vessel is !Ludy new, well found in stores, and Is fit for
general pump ses, square-stnned, and may be sent to sea at a
trilling expence • captured by his Majesty's ship Indefatigable,
John Tremayne*Rodd, Esq. Commander.
And afterwards will be sold, for Home Cqnsutuption—
• About Sis Thousand Pipe Staves.
Five Thousand Hogsheads ditto.
Two Thousans Heading.
Also—The fine American Brig PEGGY,
Dimensions;
Length on Deck, 74 feet 1 inch.
Height between Decks and Half-clsek, 4 feet 11i
Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 64 inches.
Admrasurts 176 34-94 Tons.
This is a very fine Vessel, and would make an excellent pulse,
being fitted for the secommodation of passengers ; she is well
found in stores. 1 aken also by the Indefatigable, John Trernayne
Rodd, Esq. commander.
And afterwards will be sold,
The Remainder of thcCARGO of the reench Shipla DIANE,
captured •by his Majesty', Ship Indefatigable, John Trernare
Rodd, Esq. Commander, on her voyage from Dourcleaax to the
Isle of France, consisting of, for exportation,
453 Hhds. Superior Red Wine A quantity of Olive Oil
69 1-4th Casks do. White do. Do Fine Liqiwurs
600 Cases, eon:aiming 9000 do- Do. Brandied Fruits
sea Superior Red and White Do. s
Wine Do. Dimijohns
20 Dimijobna Do. Stationary
19 Hulf hhds. Vinegar Do. C-rpenter's Tools
83 Casks Paint Razs Corks
7 Cases Hats • 30 Bundles Iran Hoops
733 Iron Pots, different sixes 9 Casks Iron Nails
2 'Hitds. Gia,s 3 Do. Copper do.
50 Barrels Hog's-lard S Cases Tin Plates
A quantity of Cordials 3 Do. Iron do.
And a variety other Goods, a general cargo, destined for
Bonaparte. . .

And, immediately afterwards,
The CARGO of theFreneh Brig I'ADELLE, raptured on her
voyage from Bouril,aut to Guadaloupe, by his Majesty's ship In-
defatigable, John Tremayne Redd, Esq. Commander; consi►ting
of, for exportation,

164 Hhdi. superb.; Red Wine
38 Casks du. White do.
DO Cases do. Red do.
45 Ditto White do.
4S Coats Vineg-ar
3 Kegs Brandy
1 Quarter-Cask do.
37 totes Carklles
242 Baskets Olive Oil
36 Cases Mottled Soap
And, for lion
170 Bartels Flour
956 Baskets
179 Cases Cheeses
16 in lead
90 Kegs Hogs Lard
28 Ditto Butter

45 Cases Pickles
'2.4 Cases preserved Fruits
Yo Fags Corks
4-Cases Haberdashery
1460 Wood Hoops
SO Bundles wigs
7 Bales Coffee Bags
24 Bundles
4 Casks Nails
Constimption :
76 Hams
7 Kegs Potted 2 Beef
5 Do. AlariodeS
3 Do. Potted Pork
7 Sides Bacon
200 Dried Cod Fish

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