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London, England, 1818-06-03 00:00:00

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OTC MONVMENT TO THE MEMORY QF THE'
LITE LAMENTED PRIN'CESS CHARLOTTE OF
VALES AND SA X F.-COBOURG. • I
THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma-
man considering the various communications they have
yield, and in coufarmiq with what they have reason to be-
ins is the wish of the Pubic, beg cave to state, that it is their
intention, should their Funds be cdequate, to construct the pro-
rad TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
~.R to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of
DIME WORSHIP, and constituted
the a FREE CHUee),RCH.
(For Committ
BENJAMIN ROTCH, Jun.

TO-MORROW,

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£l,OOO per Minute.
i23,00C, or .e 22,000, for the Sixth-drawn Prize above
£l,OOO.
TT ? IRD and Co. CO NTR ACTOPS' SCHEME,
Ili Formed on the Basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL
PR! 7.E5 among Adventurers.
TO-MORROW
The First 20 Prizes will hive
020 ,000 equally divided.
TWIW
The Fire 500 111.iliks will have A 1,500 equally divided.
If you bey a lidt..!o- a a
re
before NearTIWILSDAY, you
will have the Chance of
3 Prizes of /20,000! 40 Prizes of 1,0001. and
+ Prizes of 3,0001. and ' 5001.
2/./001. 60 Prizes of 3001. & 2001.
;?.(i94; Prizes of 1001. 301. &c. &c.
The sixth-dr,wii Prize above £l,OOO must be
22,0001. 23,0001. or, 40,000/. !!!
Tiehits and Sores arc selling by HALM) and CO. CONTIAC-
ir.• se their very 0:3 Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
pstillished upwards of 100 Yeas")' who Sold and Shared
FITE PP.IZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
Ise tke last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries
amounting to Millions.
Ka Last Lottery Tickets row to "0, and Sixteenths to
ei Shiba'. This Lowery has MORE CAPITALS with 4,000
LESS TICKETS, yet the price h ordy IW. 10a. foe a Ticket,
jal LI Shillings for a Sixteenth, if you Boy before
• TO-MORROW! I

----NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. •
One Hundred and Seven Capital Prizes.
tor.ry Draws TO-31,-RROW, KING'S BIRTH DAT.
VVION, Stock-Broker and Lottery Office-keeper,
.1A 2, Cornhill and Lombartistreet, congratulates his Friends,
Public, on their great seccess in the last Lottery, there being
Ore Hundred Capitals, and more than Ninety sold in Shares,
al the remainder in Tickets. EYTON begs to remind the
fablic. that in the pres,•nt Lotter, there are One Hundred and
lam Capiul Prizes of 420,000, 1'5,000, .£2,000, &c. &c. and
that the ftrst Twenty Prizes drawn will be One Thousand
Pounds each ; "rat Tickets and Shares are at present very low in
pre, but will bl much higher.
ETTON cannot help reminding his Friends, the Public, that'
hr the In. twenty years the Lottery has been drawn on the
Lavz's Firth Day, he has sold a greater number of Capitals than
an other Offics.keeper, and he anticipates a continuance of the
fir success; therefore he recommends an early purchase, at his
fstunate Offices, 2, Commas and I.ObIIIARD4I/11.112.T.

RE SPEC T AIIiCEGENTLEMAN's RESI-
DINCE,with about Mghteen Acres, in Surrey, 1.5 miles
hai London, at the extremity of a pleasant town • in a dry,
kik, and desirable situation ; in a neighbourhood very gem.
to:, and celebrated fur its Walks, Rides, and Field Sports. The
}base is uniform; in good repair; the Rooms well arranged,
trood proportions, and suitable for a rather large or moderate.
red family. A Carriage-drive in front from the High Road, on
Soda Subs are continually passing. Double Coach-house, two
Stables., Laundry, lkewhouse, Vaults for wine and beer, &c.
Plenty of good Water, a Pew in the Church; productive Plea-
sue aad Kitchen-gardens, well stocked with vegetables, wall,
sad tandard Fruit.trees; small Orchard, or Paddock; an ex-
anst Meadow of l I Acres; small Farm-yard; the whole at-
Lead and compact; also Right of Pasturage on an adjoining
minion. To be Let, for nearly Seven Years, at lOU per
MUM. No Prerr.Lun. The Furniture (rather new, and not ex-1
pai.ve.) Fixtures, &c. to be paid for.
Icr.her Particulars may be had, by sanding the name of the
Piny it is likely to suit, post-paid, to Z. X. Rainbow Coffee-
haw, CornhilL

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Barrister at Law.
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