Star.
London, England, 1816-06-14 00:00:00

STATE LOTTERY OFFICES,
4, CORN LULL, AND 9, CHARING-CR(IIM
TDISH !,tr. s 1e...1ye to inform those Persons, who,
. by a parane uf rickets or Shares in the late Lottery,
before the 27th April, or the First Jay of Drawing, are entitled
to a Share of either Bonus, that the produce was as follow :
The First Bonus of ;ion tickets, given to all who purchased on
or before the Y.7th of April, produced £1,055, which is to be
divided among- 2,3.:1 1 itkets and 33 Sixteenths, agreeably to
the Gasette Norie-. he Second Bonus of 200 Tickets, given
to all who purchased between the 27th April and 13th May, pro-
doted kW, which is to be tlieided amongst 1,562 Tickets and
Two Siveenths.
T. BI:41 regrets very much that these 'rickets should have
Produced to the Public so inconsiderable a Sum as aCi,95O ; they
had, however, an equal chance with all others, and might have
obtained t! e Capitals. Indeed, it Is worthy of remark, that his
wish that they might have so done, was nearly fuifilled, as the
Two Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, were obtained by
'relicts within a few Numbers of those allotted for each Bonus.
'a' Tickets' and Shares selling at the above Offices for the
New Summer Lottery, consisting cot only ti,boo ickets, with
Prizes of £ios,oon, ,Clo,noo, &c. which will be all
drawn in One Dar,'e'ilt June.

I.4IASHIOINIA bid'. COATS; cut and made in a
A: superior ant elegant se*, of the ben superfine cloth, for
43 Its ; best fashionable Waistcoats 16s ; Pantaloons, Wefts.
toils or Cotsavt, cheap in proportion; a suit of Livery complete,
41. Inc. Ihe bitsiners of this house being wholly dune with
113(.7 moneyenahlts the Proprietor to subm't the above great
&driftage, to bobletnets, Gentlemen, and the Publ:c at large,
ieloch is not less than front 25 to 10 per ten-. wider otiser houses,
14$, Fleet streets four doors rag of Chaext ry lace.
Gentlemen, Merchantr,and those in want of large quantities,
VIII end a great advantage by applying as above ; a variety ot
tab wide is kept ready finished tor the convenience of Gentle.
Wu travelling.

READING SAUCE.
ICOCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this
• much esteemed Ar'icle, begs most :-Ispec,fully to caution
f!.. Nobility, Gentry, anti the Public, against the daily frauds and
Irirositions practised by many London Oilmen and Fish Sauce
V"l,lvrs, to deceive and deprive them of
THE GENUINE READING SAUCE.
None are genuine but those which have the cores sealed with
IFt bliPression," J. Corks, Reading;" and also the following de-
scription of the Sauce on an orange-eoloured Label, " READING
SAUCE, for Fish, earichiog Grvirits, &c. ; prepared and said whole-
sale and retail by J. Cocks, Reading." This Sauce is generally
u"• 41 at table with all sorts of Fish, In preference to all other
saws, and la esteemed peculiarly delicious with Gagne,
Vid Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat.
A Z:Aution oa white paper, oa tile other side of the bottle, re-
ds two Veldicts (in lets than twelve months), against two
1...nd0n Oilmen. for sell.ng a spurious Sauce, as and for the ge-
,
Leine Reading Sauce, pre, dlltd by J. Coots : one
FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, will, full Costs;
The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES,
With 1.11 COOS; before the LORD Cuter BARON and SPECIAL
/veto's, in the Guildhall. London. It is presumed that no Sauce
"unmet with such general approbnclon and extensive sale, it is
atroolaed and recommended by most of the first Families in the
ingot,.
it is retailed in London by 130 of the most respectable Oilmen
Fish Sauce Venders ; in Bath by 30 ; and by one or more in
Emt (.ties and Market Towns in the United Kingdom.
N.R. J. COCKS begs particulatly to caution Families against
elesint Mackay ai;d Co. Oilmen, Piccadilly; Mr. Purkis, Oii-
-411 I'. No.lo, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Barto Valles, 21, Hay.
Tanta; as he tines not ;wetly either of iliac Houses with his
elnAne Reading Sauce.