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London, England, 1810-04-20 00:00:00

Soria a, SR.
o. Prehulio and Pastoral Dance, 18.6 d.
Six faMiliar Lessons with favourite Airs, 6s.

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I‘ Au; ;'y will be published, a New Concerto or the Piano
5. B. ennui..

Selling off uncommonly
(:.. , :tt No. 3 Cheapik ;an immense Stock of all kind.%
r. , V, F. 1 iannels, Drawers, Ladies' Dre,ses, all in one.
, • .„1.-rt., .1 those wanting to buy largely, will find a
• • • i.y t a:l7 inspection of these articles. A guan-
-1.1 I sill., ss. 6d. the best quality equally cheap ;
••,,i ;sing., at Is. per pair; very fine, 15.61. super,
ton Jot bow •, 1 s. 9d. fine ribbtd cotton, 2%. td.;
~F ;*1 from 10d. per pair ; and other fashionable
;.•,; iterous to mention.
. .4; r o,•;..rve, they are at P. ;IDFORD's Hosiery Ware•
CheapsiOe, ne..r Bow Church.

r OITR HUNDRED f.XTI24 CHANCES. 1
cv:7T and Co. are selling the Tickets. and Shares
B.I.ATE. I.OTVEALY, consisting of 5000 Num-
-7' ,7:'l 'le to he drawn on enc. Stil of JUNE. .1 his LottJry
the ut.ial Prizes, Four Extra Prizes of One Hun-
!:•trs each, h; which chance will be obtained of a larger
1. • .w::3 gained by a Ticket in any Lottery. Swirl.
2::-ft:.11..ve ',ail the sati AictiOn to divide among the public in the
Lee Izqteries. Yi(wy of the great Prizes; at. their Offices,
Na 11, l',;ll,:ry 1759;, No. 11, Charing-cruse; and
Y ..A.Yr•:•• Ho,',i-creet. •

.NEW STATE LOTTERY,:
*lo he Drawn in JUNE,
JAZAP.D, BURNE, and Co. Stoik-brokeit. re-;
;),,.r;!:illy inform the Public., that TicKers and Smattis
r;1•- ; STAFF. I.OTITRY are on Sale it their Oilice,l
At. ExCnANCE.
,71.1,-I,lc is on the same Improved Flan as the last, as to
rf Tkkets, Mode of Drawing, Ste. and presents, in ad-
_.. to the 122(10,000 of Prizes, • •
FOUR EXTRA BF,NntITS,•
Of leo Whole Tickets each,
are to be Elven to the Four Tickets of the First Number
drawn a Prize above sCIS.
L t•:..r!, Post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.—Bank,
:!7:1 South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India
Uscht quer Bills, and every description of Government
bought and sold by Commission.

BRANSCOMB and CO. ivith their usual Great
sucms, Sold in
Lontry in 73 Shuts In the preceding Lottery.
:.7.: I £20,000 j No. 2, 618 £20,000

a t. 14 ... .5,000 383 ... 14000
S 17.-A.4 each, ... 2,500 3of L'soo each ... 1,500
S! arts of almost every Capital therein ; "arid in Last Year
ix of f:20;000, and Capitals to the Amount of •
e 250,000, - . •
It -.143 the First .C 30,000, the Last £25,000, and ONLY £40,000
r.r Aarkl; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all
rc,,!ent; are now vtling Tickets and Shares in the NEW
ITRY, to he Drawn Rth JUNE, in which there are Four
Gr.:^.(l Prizes of 100 Tickers each, • which may produce to
• 1,...
.rlco.otc, told to a Sixteenth, upwards of LB,OOO
CO Nlll and Co. again guard the Public against the
•••• set forli of their Firm and Claims of the Sale of the
ei Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FAC r is,
Nit SO!:!, Mal the fortunate Adventurers each
J:1,517. los. A. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lou-.

c; ,rim

• ';111!,I. ;No. HArMARERT; No. 11,Plotaoax ;
2,1(1 No. 2.f.), STRAND.
faLely assert (11,..y divided a Capital which *as
hared and Sold to Public as above.
'l.' RNE R, .e
I);.()PRiETC)It OF I.I.YCKY OFFICP., •
No. 1, SKINNER-S.II(VA%
P•V Pl',C; rally' soli] S1:31-esof the Ticket, No.
'he (*.rand P.a.:kyr of 'tickets, width produced
70)1, the Packet of t lee iltio.drtd Tickets,
Your , of .4:20,000, in the 1.;,,t Tsar's Lotteries;
the first Prize, and 12,719, the
his 1 ,te tricot! Sir .3 amt., lirar‘seontb being deceased,
';`.• ••• coao.,:unic,!e to his Friends, the Public, the utip“..:e•
Ls: "I'l IF NEW sT.,„TE LOTTERY,
• •'r-t 01, DElali Jit:-.e r.( It, by ONE NUM-
e;t. V0..11 a Prize above .4:I i., wi'l utnaows.:
'11:c ljrzt%kl Priz,. of Four I lundred 'ficisets,
tr.;.•; produce upwards of
POUNDS''
sh::r., in rr..po-tiros.
.ci7,-een:h may g.l;ti lipwards of Sir_ 1 :Ansand
tt•t. 1.0-rl.ry could only gain 4:19.50. I.ike-
• :.! • cw:ains Two Iltirolred •I•how.and round, iu
• ::"d, beieg 113.-.:'.vn in One Day, every Ticket

I.vv tv:11

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