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..... 213 0 ! Eighth ...
..,. ...... ... 1 7 0* Sikteenth
/ Tickets ... 712 0 City Tickets
THE STAT . LOTTERY
Begins Drawing. MARCH stlt, 1110%
Coutaits an astonishing Number of rsons.ind Pounds and
Ile Hundred Pounds Privet, is addition to as many Great Ca-
nis as was usual in former Lotteries of 60,000 Tkkets, as
oinked in the following rich List :
LLMimo
A'2
10
3 of 0,000 130 of LI,OOO
3. ...... ,030 30 ...... 500
100
4
...... 5,000 43 ......
&c. &c. &c.
ita &or the GRAND CITY LOTTERY in Variety.
3
,(Post paid), containing Orders enclosing Bank Notes,
Orders, or short-datesi.Bills, will be treated the same
_PIM

6"TlAgents, for short-datcd Bills, supplied with Shares on
modniteTerms.—Letters,pest paid, duly answered.

STATE LOTTERY OF 25,000 TICKETS,
lin DRAWING the Rth of MARCH, 1808.
To be drawn in Ten Days.
SCHLME.
3 Prises of AC20,000
3 10,000
5,000
20 OM., 13000
.0
15 500
60 100
.
1,600 60
5,100 21
15

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Ste £60,000
130,000 .
10,000
•- 20,000
15,000. .
4,50 Q
3,000
21,000
76,500

X 250,000

NO FIXED PRUE.
[7l'lE above Scheme, with Not Three Blanks to 2
Pitze, contains nearly Double the Number of Capital
ttesof any Lontry for many. years past, though many of those
toinSsted of 60,000 Tickets.
, • •natirrs and SHARES are mist
and
C0.,81R JAMES BRANSCOME and C
At their Lucky Office:,
Holborn ; 37, Cornbill ; and JA, Haymarket ;
tikeaiae c... 1 Sale, Tickets and Shares in a gre?arariey
of Numbers in the
GRAND CITY LOTTERY,
Of Frtshold Houses, discharged of Land Tax. ,
Capital Prizes to thearnonnt of £104,000. -
"breti at 125,000 7 .amid at *.a 4
7,000. 6. • .4.....1•••••
6" 3
. *.trf PRESEN PRICE. • •
Ticket' XT- I Of
2 1 0 Sixteenth.
4r.
° ° I Eighth
• I'l4l. °1
To tie Drawn in Gitikikkil,sotll Atria, IRet •

ORIENTAL COLONIES.
This day v.-as published, m One Volume Bvo.
Price 10s. 6d. in boards,
I and POLITICAI:CONSIDERA-
iv". 'PIONS relative to GREAT BRI'T'AIN and her Oriental
Colonies. By Major-General Sir GEORGE BRATHWAITE
BOUGHTON, Bart. •
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
_

Mr. STOCIMALE respectfully informs the public, that he has
just published the London, or Royal Calendar, for 1808, upon an
enlarged and improved plan, containing the present Peerage of the
United Kingdom, with newly-engraved Plates of the Arms of the
Peers, Baronets, &c. Likewise the Companion, with considerable
additions, ar.d an Almanack, price bound 14s. ed. or neatly bound
in red roan, and double lettered, Ins.
Piccadilly, January 1, 1808.
PORTtIGUESE LETTERS.

In the Press and I;illisepublished in a few days, beautifully printed
in One Pocket Volume, and hot-pressed,
LETTERS from a PORTUGUESE NUN to an
OFFICER in the FRENCH ARMY.

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