The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-07 00:00:00

TUESDAY. APRIL 7, 1818.

THELOTTERY.'

GCARROLL sold, in the Laii-Lotieri; the
. following List'of CAPITAL PRIZES, all in Shares,

lOW,
• ' 8.015 .. L.,20,000 ,
4,149 ,
20,000
5,84'2 5lO
3,643 2lO
4,720 2lO
2,028 • 2lO, Scp.
AND IN THE PRESENT LOTTERY.
5,629 /.1,000
6,409
4,557
17,697 2OO
IN 47 SHARES.,
. ~
The Last Day of Drawing will hr on THURSDAY NEXT,
April 9th, when the TWO PRIZES.of . ,
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
.._ ...._

Thirty-torm other cArrrALs, . , .
, And FOUR PIPES_ of PoRT, 1 •
Still remaining in the Wheel, must be Dt.a.wri.

ALL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT THURSDAI.
TWO GRAND PRIZES of £30;000
34 other :Capitals of 50001., 10001. &c. &c. •
Above 1300 Prizes of 1001., 501. &c. &c.
• And the First Blank will have Dour-Pipes of Port: .
N.B. A lthoUgh Two-thirds of the Tickets have been drawn,
yet Two-thirds of the Grand Prizes remain in the Wheel for
THE LAST DAY.
TBISH, the Contractor, hall the pleasure to
. sell, in 16 Shares, No. 4;06, the only 30?0001-3'et
drawn, besides nearly half tle Capitals that have been drawn,
and both the Blanks entitled to Four Pipes of Port Wine
-each.

There are but few Tickets and Shares now to .sell;: there-
fore, 'l'. DISH respect tulip invites his Friemis to choose im-
mediately the Two Thirty Thousands, either at 4, Cornhl
11,
or 9, Charing Cross ; where, in the last Lottery of Three,
•Prizes'of Thirty Thousand Pounds, , .
• -
BlsH sold them ALL!
And baying already sold 'in' this Lottery the onli 30,0001. yet
drawn, may net the words of the -Poet he parodied in saying,
There is a spring Tide of DISH's Luck,
Which taken at the Flood; leads to )our Fortune..

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their respective Proposals, sealed up, and to be providetf.at
the time with sufficient Securities for the Performance of the
Contract. ' •

JOHN HENRY TAYLOR, Surveyor
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