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NEW SIATE LOT CERY OFFICE,
N 0.17, LUDGATE-STREET, near St. Paul's.
Where, in the LAST LOTTERY, and in the first six Weeks
of its establishment, No. 204, a Prize of FOUR 1 HOUSANI)
POUNDS, was Shared, Sold, and paid on demand.
WEBI3 respectfully solicits the favour of thw.c
Persons inglined to adventure in the ensuing &mil Lot-
tery, the Scheme of which offers mlay advantages ; it consists of
only 12,000 Tickets, and yet contains a mere varied assortme
of Capital Prizes than former Lotteries of double the nun' zas
el Tickets.
The whrle of whlch will be d. cibd TO-IVIORRrjW.
•,,• Government Securities botuiltt and sold by C4mrnission,
Boot of Irelana Notes, awl Blits on De.blin. re. ^ ..ntted by
C. WEBB, Sock E.olter,
No. 175 Ludete-etrecr, near St. Paul's.

.AND and, NOVEL S LoTTEItY, of
only 12000 Tickets, will be all drawn TO-MORRO W,
Aril Mk The Capital Prizes are increased—more varied in
Melt value, and cis a double chance to Adeenturers.-Liheir
peat length exceeds the limits of an advert!seinent.
7•ickcts and Shares are se;ling by EYTON, t Cornhill; and
le,Coventry-street; at which truly fortunsze °f aces, the fol-
Inwirg Capital Prizes were sold in 118 Shares. in the last Four
Moults, vs.
3,343 CLASS A
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2,504 y
8,504 B
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1 ,613 4..
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• SELEC r WORK OF ENUP.AVINUS.
IN the SERIES of TWELVE LARGE EN-
GRAyINGS to be excepted by the prirteq)al Artists of the
prow period, after selected Pictures of the Great Masters, with
a view of illustrating the variou; Schools of Painting; the celr-
boated Picture cf the DEAD CHRIST and MAKIES, by ANNI-
IIAL CARACCl,.formerly in the Orleans Collection, has been
Bled upon as an example of the Bolognese School. Mr. SHARP
h therefore tow engravint this subject upon a scale of 20, by 24
inches, and the Drawing dvill continue on view fur a short time
l!ager, at 39, Sackvilt-strect, together with other fine Drawings,

front which the Work itself will be executed.
Independent of the Work of large Engravings, it Is intended
IN to publish a smaller Work of f ITTIC CV IN GRAN' Pt Gs, upon
the scale of Vandyke's Book of Heads, illustrative of the Fine
Pertrain, and Ideal Heads of Randle, Titian, Giorgione, Velas-
lota, Rubens, Vandyke, Rembrandt, Guido, and Domenichino.
The principal Artists to be employed in these Vim Its are,
i‘lorglien, of Florence; Sharp, and Heath, of London ; Bane's,
le. Germany; Muller, of Stutgard ; and others, who may be.
considered as the principal Ettgravtrs of the rrvsent period, as
lwell in Oda country as abroad ; and both works will be under
the direction of William Buchanan, Esq.
The Terms cf Subscription to the large Work are, Three
Guineas for each Engraving; to be paid on delivery. The Tel ins
of Subscription to the Work of Portraits, will be two Guineas
Int each Number, containing Three Engravings. '1 he impres-*
tons of the Plates will be delivered to Subscribers according to
the imizsity Other subscriptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in
London,wishing to become Subacribersto this Works will be so
Seod as to send their particular address, and also mention, if they
wish their Copies delivered to any person in London, or for-
warded elsewhere..7-NQ Subscriptions can be received
forr link Engravings, as the complete series of Twelve Large
o".lllesellags, and that of ch.: Fifteen Portraits, cannot be broken
without an evident Injustice to the general Subscribers.
Mr. Yates, it the Gallery, 39, Sackvilleastreet, to 'whom the
Mxhibidon of the Drawings is entrusted, will receive Subscribers
Mmes to both, or either of these Works; and furnish a Pro-
%eau at the same.