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Bearer on &mead the Sung of Zbm Wountl.
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For the Govr. and Com" of the

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IBANK OF ENGLAND.

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proper place where the Note May be eta. •
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THIB43NLY LOITERS' TO BE DRAWN THItifEAR. ;
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30,• 18os. '
SCHEME.
irizes of L2OlOOO
• 3 . 30,000
3 s,OOO
4 2.040
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30 • ••,44. • 300
60 .S 0
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4.10 e • • •—• 20
3poo MOW/ ao each
entitled to
7,619 Beneks
17,381 Blanks

are 4 60,1
3o pc*
vs.poo
OEM 1.400
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30.000

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as ,coo Ticket,. ' 2sexco '
The Firft•drawn Ticket, stb Day irtalx*
Ditto - otd Pay a 9,000 •
Ditto • - yth Day ' simo
. Are part of the shore Capitals. .
TICICkTS and SHARP are on Sale at all the
LICENSED LOTTEIItY OFFICES.
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•Prioe of's Titter £ 19 to o
Half - 9 19 o I Eighth - sto 6
'genie • 5 o o Siateinth 5. 6

STATE lA)TTERY for xliett, •
BEGINS pßAwitio MONDAY,SEPTEMBER 30. )20,5.
l'kjE TICKETS are fold arid divided into Halves,
Quartets, Eighths,. intfliitreetiths, by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stuck-brukcral
At their. State-Lottery Qifice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange,
Losidon.
Letters, pia paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis.
THE SCHEME coNTAINs
3 Adzes of 20,000 4 Prizes of • L rxx,
ao,orda I ,6 • J 1990
3 sato to Soo.,
Ace...he:tee. -
The lowcft Prize 2cl. and sol.,ciich for the NM-drawn Three
Thoufand Blanks.
•.• Country Orders, accompanied with Omit dated Bibs on
London, Pali-01;1'4:c Orders, or Cafb. in Parcel by Coach or, Car-
rier, puntaually attended to; and Corrcfpondents may depend on
being treated exaaiy on title fame terms as if perfonally prefent.

I BRANSCOMB and Co. joint Contraftors for
• the two lalt Lotteries, and Proprietors of the Lucky
No. rl, HOLbURN, and 37, CORVHILL, beg have to retie"
their molt grateful thanks to the Public, for the great partiality
!hewn them in the blt and former Lotteries,and again Melt their
favours in the prefent Lottery, at either of the above Offices
whtre the following Capital Prizes have hem fold, fliared,and re-
&Mend prior to the laft Lottery for 18.34, namely-
-4 Prizes of .439/.00 r 5 Prizes of Csocti
8 20,000 26 2COO
It 10400 54 ioco
And tite only Prise of pool. ever /hared.
And in 'BO4.
No. 929, thared s-4th, t-Bth, and 2 i6ths, 4:20,c00
1443, (hared b t quarter, 3.Btha, and 6-16th% 2,0.000
I 7686, !hared in 2-4ths and 8 thths, 2C,020
456, lhared in r-quarter, 3.Eths, and 6.l6ths, 20,002
1317471 (bad in flatten fizteenths, . - to,oco
were all fold at the above Offices, betides feveral swot taxi. cool.
&c. Ste. and where Tickets and Shares are now felling, and the
Prises (bared by than paid on demand. •
N. B. The Lottery bcgins drawing the 3oth of September tflos, ,
and the Blanks drawn for the firft three &Ilya will be entitled to
101. each, as panienlarizot in the general Scheme; therefore it,
early purchafois recommended.
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CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

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GA Tnefday. the with day of September, 1805, at the tlenrge last
in Grantham between the hours of three and five in the after.
noon, fubjed to firth terms anti conditions. of Sale as Ybe
then and there produced,
ALL That Capital MESSUAGE DWE're:
LING HOUSE, fituate in the centre of Vine-ftrect, in Grant-
ham, confifting of Breaktaft.room, Dining- room, two Kitchens,
Drawing•room, Bed-rooms, and excellent Cellars; together alfo
with the Stable Yard and Garden tbercunto belonging, now in the
occupation of Burgoine Tomkins, Efq.
The Houle is fabltantially built, well fitted up, and nearly as
good at ncw, and particularly convenient for a medical Gentleman.
Polfeißon may be had at Michaelmas DUI, and the fixtures (if
required) taken at an appraifement.
I.or further particulars apply to Mr. Davis, Queenlquare,
Ilionnau ry. London ; or to Mr. Wlsitc, Attorney at. Law, Grant-
hant.
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V4INABLE RECTORY, STAFFORDSHIRE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

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By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Cia.
At Cutaway's. on Tutfday, November ta, at Twelve o'Olock,
j'HE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and next
L f RESENTATION to the RECTORY of the Parifh of
Cherkley, fituate in a rich and fertile Valley, in the County of
Stagord, four miles from Cheadle, and five front Llttoxeter, con•
fining of a Pat-foliage Houle, beautifully fituate on the Banks of
the River Tear, m•ar the Turnpike-road, and a float diftanee
from the Church, wick fuitable domeftic Oakes, Barns, Stabling,
Cow-honfe, Granaries and other fpacious Out-buildings, and t3O
Acres of remarkably good Glebe Land. The Parifli contains be-
eween 9 and to.ooo Acres, exdufive of sco Acres of Common or
*aite.land. The annual produce of the Living, as at prefent col-
lected, is upwards of Fool. which may be very conliderably increaf-
ed. The prefent in6imbent is in the. 5 tit year of his age.
For a view of the prernifie apply to Mr. Altai, Land Surveyor,
Cheadle, SW:Entails:, of whom printed psniculArs may be bad.—
Particulars alfo of William Mott, Efq. Litchfield ; Mr. Drewry,
, Printer, Stafford; I,leffri, Nott and Lloyd, Printers, Birming-
ham; Mr. Ho•lfun, Printer, Cambridge; Melts. Dawfons, Prin-
ters. Oxford ; Plowden Pre/and, Efq. Broafwielaquare, London,
at the place of laic, aml of Alan. *law, Wks, isti Co.Aiderf•
gate- now . .

TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.
APERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has /
held a (oral! Appointment under Government for there t 6
yesrs,who has a Wife and two fmall Children depending folely on
his exertions for their fupport, and whore ruin mult he inevitable.
nn'efs he fhould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a
generous Public •, looks with a pleafing and anxious hope to this
bit refouree as the only means to enable him to retain his 6tua-
dolt, preferve his rcfpcdtabitity, fupport his Tawny, and rave him '
from prifdit. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his
kin :fufferings and exertions to keep his wants a ferret in his own
%tom: his endeavntirs have failed, and he humbly begs to refer
thole whom PROVIDENCI has bleffed with a difpolition to relieve
the Wain/Int their felloiv creatures, for a fuller account to Mats.
Hodfoll and Stitling,lankers, No. 341, Strand, and IVleffrs.
Bol-
duo, Luihington, and Co. No. 30, Cornhill, where the fmalleit
donations will be MAR tb.Mkfully recelvedand gratefully acknow•
ledged. He begs to rtatirn his moft grateful thanks to,
G. (of thitkliefland),4l 0 o Anonymous,from,Btiitol to o
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