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London, England, 1815-11-22 00:00:00

WONDER OF WONDFR,B!- retf EOF rHE WUI EL

4 of, £50,00;) I I of
ft of 20,00 n 15 of
4 of seo
Besides XlO4. X2OO, JIM. &C.
NNEXT SA'rURDAY MORNING, Nine
A:Wk. the last Day of Drawing the $5,009 Tickets.—
Warranted Undraws Ticaerrs and SHARES are Selling by the
public's obedient Servants, HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cos N HILL.

14,100
1,000

The ficKeT, No. 9,4o97Diawn a PRIZE of £4,000,
On Thursday last, wa4 Sold in Shares
By PERRY, at his truly FORTUNATE ()MCC,
No. 1, Holborn Bars, (the Corner House.)
-f PERRY takes this opportunity to return his
. sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the di ;tin-
guidied inipport he Isis been favoured with in the present 1.1)1 try,
and trii*ts, the above Success, i* a prelude to his selling a J:i.,000,
awl a zi:.20,0i10, NEXT SATURDAY, being the LAST 1/a v or
Maw INa the present Lottery of 15,070 Tickets.—The Wheel
is immensely Rich, cost lining
3 Prizes of £lo.ono I 1 Prize of X.4,onn
g . . gomo - - 1,009
&c. ace. ace.
More Foal-nun E 'Vicars* and snA as are now en sale at
llialtY% LUCKY OFFICF., No. 1, HOLBORN Baits.

NlAl.llll.litiS WHEEL
CON /AVIS
THE GREATEST PRIZES EVER KNOWN! !!
N".l. SA.I'LJRDAY, November '25, at Nine
i.'Clock in the Morning, the L.A.i.f DAY of DRAWING
the 15,000 Tickets.
'THREE Prizes of £30.000
Two £20,000
E • X 4,000
SIX • ,000
Besides Prizes of £5OO, .e3oo, Zoo, &c. &c. 3 per Ct. Consols.
'F. Will, the Contractor, gratefully acknowledges the distin •
guislied preference of the Public Commands at his favoured Of-
, aces, between the First and Second Days of Drawing, and invites
their attention to the above matchless state of the Wheel, which,
(ruin the titimlser and magnitude of the Prizes, is unegiulled ;
and by the great rise of Stocks, an advantage is secured to Ad-
venturers n,ver known before, and which probably will never
Occur again.
As long as any Tickets remain with T. BISH, the Contractor,
he will pre,eree a choice Selection, at his Offices, No. 4, CORN..
HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, London. But
From the number and magnitude of the Prizes,
The extraordinary advantage by the Rise of Stocks.
And the few Tickets and Aare. remaining unsold,
an immediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappointment.

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