Star.
London, England, 1807-10-09 00:00:00

Prize of £20,000 is
r 0.003

5 ,coo
2.500
20 2,000
10 -•• 1,000
1.550 22.5C0
I f!Z Prizes. ‘63.c co
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at J. WA R N Licenfcd State
Lowy Office, No. 16, Cornhill. facing the Royal Exchanae.
PRESENT PRICK.

1,000
503
'Co
53
45

______ - £2O 19 0
Half Lis r 4 0 I Eighth - Cs 15 0
quartet 5 8 o Sixteenth 1 3 o
To he drawn in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Two
7tioufand each.

Tick et

Country Banks fending Orders through their Bankers in Lon-
don, may receive the fame Allowance as Country Agent•.
Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks, lice will meet with
nerd Fneeuragkrnent ; and all Ord- rs from the Country, eon-
taLni Payment, will be tr.azed the fame as if prefent.

Now is the Time to get a SHARE of the 40,0001. PRIZE
IN 'IRE rittf:lNT STATC LOTTERY,
Which begin% DRAWING acth OCTOBER, 18'37.
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
TI. HOLBORN. 37, CORNIIILL, and 3R, HAYMARK6T.
BEGS leave to oblerve, the prefent STATE LOT-
'MY SCHEME exceeds eutery Scheme that has gone before
It: by being able :o a hoaß e.f 40,03 1. Prize, with only Twenty
Thoufand I hints—and confalerably Ids than Two Blanks to a
Me, as the fortunate holderof each of the 6,0c0 Numbers drawn
hien Ertl or principal Lottery, and entitled to a Ticket in the
Sepplementary one, which Ticket or Share fo drawn, the holder,
by applying at eithee of vhe'above Oilices, may, it they ehoofe,on
a before the 16th November, 1837, fell for the full amount, as
Ettrawn a 201. Prize; hut, if not Gild, the holders of fuch Nuns.
lam after that time, will be entitled to every Beneficial Chance
ktonglog to the Number or Numbers they potters in the Suppla•
ternary Lottery, which is to eonlift only of the 6,000 identical
Numbers drawn as before-mentioued, be the Number or Num.
hers hold by each Adventurer either a Whole Tichet or a Share,
without any further expence or trool.le of changing the Number
tuft purchafed in the principal lottery.
Schemes Gratis for both Lotteries and Prizes pall on demand.
Ticket, and Shares are now felling
By SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
Proprietor, of the Lucky Lot ter y Offices,
Na IT,Hothonl, 37, Corisill, and A,l layniarket, Piccadilly
whom, in the I,R Stale Lottery. the foll..wing Capitals were
fold in Forty-two fib:trot, ofaitely—
No. 18,jt , a Prize of 10,M*
Likewifk. No. 10,167, a Prize of 5,000
And, No. 4,677, a Ptizt. of 500
.Ind where tla. Era
THIRTY THOI.P;AND POUND PRIZE ever fell,
Lil.rwVe, No. 12,719, the lath 2t,C001.
And the only Prize ever tilti-ltd to a- ,030, N 0.24.03 r, as Sea-
drawn the Second Day in the last Year's Lottery, wore divided
into Shares--and in the two laic Years' Lotteries, upwards of
t.o,cod. in Capital Prises were dho divided at the above
utfl^es, in four Hundred and Twenty abates, ezeltifwe ct fe
surd tact. set &u &c.

OFFICE OF ollDNANCE,Srptemeort 1R,'807.
'FHE ,)FFICERS of His Maji:fly't

ORDNANCE di hereby give Noire,

That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Wedneftlay the ath of November rest, from fuch
Perron, as may he willing to undertake the fupply of tlr• under-
mentioned quantities and clefcripion of TIMUIiR and iMatelials
required for fervice of this Department at Woolwich. viz.
400 Loads of Mewed Oak 1 imber from 7o to Ew feet meeting,
Bo,coo Oak Spokes, chopped,

1000 Loads of Elm Timber hewed,
3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored r 5 ><iq iaches, and 4003
ditto 14 X 14 inches,
600 Loads of Atli Timber round, front 30 to 6o feet meeting,
300 Loads of 4 inch Atli Plank,
23,000 Alit Fellivs, 4 >4 4 inches.
400 Alb Axle-tree Beds 4 feet R }I 7 inches,
6000 incki..) feet, fup.:rficial al (taloned Elm Board, and
30,000 4 inch ditto of ditto.
The whole of the articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the
expellee of the Contracclor, in the following proportions, and on or
before the period. hereafter fincified, viz.
March 31, 1838.-3 x Loads of the Elm Timber, and 200 Loads
of the Afh 'limber.

April 30.—500 I.oads of the Elm Timber, one half of the Elm
StOAS, 2CO Loads of the Ath Timber, 150 Loads of the Mb
Plank, 10,0:0 AfL Fdlics, and the whole of the Axlc-tree Beds.

June 3C.200 Lou,. of the Oak Timb:.r, so,ooo Oak Spokes,
300 Loads of the Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm
Stocks, 7.:q Loads of the Aflainsbcr, 'so Loads of the Mla Plank.
and 10,0:o Alit

September 31.--arto Loads of the Oak Timber, and 30,0ce of
the Oak Spokes. And on or before
Drcemter 24 next, the whoht of the Elm Board.

Propotals may be offered jointly or feparately for each article
but PO Tender can he received for the Timber and Plank for lets
than go Loads of each; for the Oak Spokes for lets than soon ;
for Elm Stocks for lefs than 403 of either dimenfions ; for Ails
Fellies for lets than scoo I for Alb Axle-tree Beds for loft than
too ; and for the Elm Board of I # inch, fur lets than 3c:co fuper-
ficial feet; and fur that of inch, for left than 6000 fuperficial
feet; neither will any Stick of ElniTimber be received antler S feet.
Further particulars may be known, upon application to the
lofpeCtur of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alfo
at the Secretary's Office, in PaU•Mall afurrfaid, any day between
the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Terms and Conditions
of the Contradt may be teen, and where alto the Propofals are to
be claimed, fealed op, and endorfed Propofals for Englith Tim-
ber. &c." But no propofil can be admitted alier the faith t Bth of
November next, at is o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither
wit any Tender be noticed, odds the party making it, or an
algunt in his behalf Mall attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREWE, Secretary._

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