The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-26 00:00:00

THE LOTTERY.

T. BISH,
t"NTRACTOR FOR THE PRESENT LOTTERY,
VE'it,
l'riend
lic ft-galetuk for the repeated marks of pub-
•our, and always happy to meet the idea.
- of his
lions , s' h" t'rmed the present Scheme from the stigges-
_s d. several Corresponcuts; and it appearing to be the al-
:o.nkuld be a
: t tiniversal wish that Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes
principal feature, he has placed THREE of that
ar°titillation at the head of the Scheme, all of which are to
ilai'd in Nlonvy, there nut being in this Lottery any Stock
periT'---There-are One Hundred Capital Prizes ; an
d nide-
,,„l"`"tly Of the Scheme, Twelve Pipes of Old Port Wine, in
46 '""ge for Three Blanks. The Drawing will begin on the
1 of NIARCH.
Ro,l '
thlCe '„ "e now kegs to call the attention of his Friends to
terybreat success which attended his 01ficesin the last Lot;
'old the(l.l. that there is any thing, extraordinary in his haiml,
. hit,i.,„. largest and the greatest number of Capitals (that
b:I,. now become a matter of con rse)..but because they have
its, distributed in upwards of '.r hilly different 'Towns in the
. ceht'd Kingdom, and have consequently contributed to en-
te "
4 great number of individuals.—BlSH's Agents have
prove rvavir' ably fortunate, as the following particulars will
, a

No. 2,241, a Prize of L. 20,0010, in 9 Shares.
Ottetitls by Flint &Co. Bath Sixteenth to I3erwick
e6itil by Pritchard, Derby Sixteent Is to Glasgow
!xioltetrei:ith bySieewright,Edin- Sixteenth to Lincoln's Inn
• • fields
xte...tith by • Humble, New- Sikteentli to Newgate-street
ta,stleuii-Tyne Half to Corlibill •
0.. N.. 3,G1,5, a Prize of .
'ilatter by Pritchard, Derby
'Moeitth hySierwright,Edin-
bur • - .
ga
e'teent I) by Clark, Aberdeen
xtecntln byF'ord,Clicster field
.01.xteentli by .Dunham &. Yal-
-1°1), Norwich

.20,000, in 12 Shares. •
Sixteenth by Smith, Newcas •
tie, Stafford
Sixteenth byParkers,Hereford
Sixteenth by Faux, Thetford
SiXteenth to' Cork
Sixteenth to Clapham
Sixteet)th to IValbrook
No. 4,349, a Prize of A. 20,000; in 12 Shares.
(49,:irter. by Innhain and Yal- Sixteenth by Truscott, Ten-
t! 'l', Norwich zance
I"ib by Hough and Son, Sixteenth by Randall, Win-
,,.(iloticester 'canton r'xteenth by Sievwright,Edin- j Sixteenth by Deighton, York
hur.rh
Sixteenth to Bruton
Sixtee'oth by Barry and Son, Sixteenth to Cambervrell
Bristol
Sixteenth to Whitechapel
liixteenth by Bell, Oundle
The remaining Shares of the above L. 20,000 Prizes not be
ling
4 rl,,tigi. stered, are supposed to be sold to persons residing in
,1 •
and his Agents, also sold a Va
tals, the particulars of mhich are. too numeriety of or Capi-
rous lor an Ad-
tertisciount.

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