Star.
London, England, 1826-04-28 00:00:00

TO THE WORTAY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

Gartuoi us,
Encouraged by the Resolutions of a numerous and r able
sleeting of my Frieada, and by universal expressions
and good will, I again, and for the fourth.time, respectfully offer
myself as a Candidate at the approaching Election for the honour
of Representing this City in Parlianient. As you have so long and
often distinguished me by your favour, it cannot be needful that I
should make any profession of my prineipks, or occupy your atten-
tion by many promises, as to the conduct I intend to pursue. It is
my pleasure and my pride the, during the long period I have been
dignified by your confidence, I have never given a vote that could
increase the Burdens or dittioish the Freedom or Glory of our
Native Land. The same true Loyalty—the same love to the Sacred
principles of Liberty, the same attachment to your Corporate'
Rights, the same solicitude for our Commercial Prosperity, and the
welfare. et every class orthe Community, and the some activity of
exertion,independence
and of mind, which I have hitherto mani-
fested, I shall with unabated ardour, through my life, continue to
evince. Allow me, therefore, to hope for your persevering attach-
ment, and to entreat that you will cheer and honour me by that
general and continued support, which I have endeavoured to merit,
and shaltever rejoice to obtain, and believe me to remain,

Gentlemen,
Your faithful, obliged, and devoted servant,
MATTHEW WOOD.
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77, South Audley-street, April 26. 11136.

BISH. " THE LAST MAN" who can ever have
the honest, singly as Contractor, to submit a Lottery to the
ikitish Public. Lai been more than usually afilliOilt to render Tuts
ins Lase Schuss worthy their approval.
GOVERNMENT
helms arranged the last Lottery of all to be taken by the Me-
keepers who usually bid for a Lottery, and determined that
BISH'S FAREWRLL CONTRACT,
being the very last Lottery but One that can ever be offered, aunt
he all decided

NEXT WEDNESDAY. (D MAY).
Boa entreats his 44 lieu Friends," the Public, to be early in
liar application for Tickets and Shares, to partake of the
SIX PRIZES OF L. 21,000. atc.ecc.

Forming an aggregate of
E 337,000 !
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAT,
NEXT WEDNESDAY, (3D MAY).
Tickets and Shares are selling at Blues, the Contractor's Mee
1. Cornhill ; and 9, Charing-cross; and by Ms Agents in all the
principal Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom.
HISH'S Gassy Luck !—The tide of success continues to Sow
uninterruptedly to titan's Omega—every Drawing affords hint the
giatification of atutounclng that a very lags portion of all the
krises have been sold by hint. In the Lottery just ended, be
abated and sold several Capitals, including Two Pluses of Jeso,ooo

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EACH, viz.
7,340, aass A, a Prise of ,t.1:1,000 !
10,004, Class 11, a Prize of #10,000!
Is tke previous Lottery, which was all drawn 6th Dsc. trim "
BISH SOLD TWO OF .€7,0,000!
Aid in the Lutitry inunediattly pteerding, drawn on the
18th o;:roaan. LAST,
BISH SOLD THREE OF X20,f100!
And within the last Pleven Months,
Ban SOLI) FIVE £"..0,000 atm ELEVEN 420,000!

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