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London, England, 1808-03-21 00:00:00

STATE LOTTERY:
0.12,909, drawn a Prize of £lO,OOO, March 8,
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being the first Day of Drawing of the present Lottery, was
*kin Sixteen Sixteenths. likewise,
4,14,2X3, drawn a Prize of 20,0001. March 25, being the
end Day of Drawing, was sold in one Quarter, three Eighths,
alb Ixteenths, by
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMt and Co.
hopieters of the Lucky Lottery Offices,' No. 11, Holborn, 37,
WS, and 33, Haymarket, Piccadilly, where Tickets and
bead Tickets are now selling, warranted undrawn, anti the
/*spa at either of the above Offices on demand.
represent State Lottery contains more Capital Prizes, than
hnotigiaallv been in most of the former Lotteries, consisting of
0,000 Numbers.
N.B. Tickets and Shares arc likewise !Ailing in the City House
lattery; consisting of only ze,ooo Tickets, and Schemes for
14' Lotteries, gratis.

'1 his day was published, containing Nine Sheets' 01:Letter-press,
price tm. 6d.
THE FAnmEtt's MAGAZINE, No. XXXIII. ; a Pe-
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Affairs (published quarterly).
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IMO to chi. present time, 31 Numbers, price 31. As. Gd. and in a
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. This day was published, Price us. tid.
•
The Fiftth Edition, of
CONSIbERATIQNS on the CAUSES, OB-
JECTS and CONSEQUENCES of the PREENT WAR,
and on the EXPEDIENCY or the DANGER of PEACE with
FRANCE.

TO-NIORROW,IARCH 22,
WILL •E THE
THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.
FORTY-FIVE CArITALS.
• Prizes of • £20,000

ly WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq.
Printed for T, Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

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TICKETS and SHARES warranted nndrawn
saltine on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLIICK and
Cs. Cornhill, and Charing Cross, who have sold the followini
Crfial Prises in the present Lottery.—The First Day of Drawing,
th. 4,099, a Prize of 1,000"—LNo. 19,4611, SOIL both in Sharesd—
Tie Secs id Day of Drawing, No. 15,3i1, r Prize e` 1,0001 iss a
'kit Ticket, and No. 22,40, a Prize di So& in Shares.
Tickets and Shares for the CITY LOTTERY, are also on Sale by
RICHARDSON, tIOODLIICK and CO.

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