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NATY-OFFICE, JANUARY 304, 1811.
BOUNTY.
foINEY being in the hands of the Treasurer of
A 4 Majesty's Navy to pay BOUNTY for the Year 182 t
sgb cIIAPLAINS of the Royal Navy as are entitled there,.
y _A.,b, Majesty's Order in Council, bearing date the Ist
A,17641at February, 1784, and 184 October, 1804, and
Me ken entered upon the List, by virtue of the papen
uspectively transmitted to this Office.—Notiee is
vaion, that the Payment of the same will commence
, Somerset-place, on MONDAY neat, the
kiiiksary, at Ten o'Clock in the morning.—And it Is de-.
brume the Chaplains entitled to the Bounty, will,
rat homy become due, cause their Affidavits to be de-
w/44.41s Office, in order to expedite the payment.

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OU CANNOT POSSIBLY LOSE more than
'Beaten Shillings OR a Whole Ticket, and Two Shillings
a Sneath—othorSlarsa in proportion—if you buy before VA-
ENTINE'S DAY, the 14th of This Month (February), and
por Number by FRIDAY, the 9.3 d of February,
tee positive Chance of all the Capitals drawn on that Day
a wile, tad site absolute certainty of THREE Prizes of
WO Comb being gained in the First Five Minates for
lOTHINGI mach Prize of £2,000 will have an Undrawn
kiet in whim, which would cost at least as much as was
no for the first Tom Scheme contains, in Consols and
Loney, SIX Prim of 1.21,000, Sic. &c.—Tickets and Shares
smog by T. BISII, Stock-Broker, 4, Cornbill, and 9,
rts,ress64, London, and by his Agents in the Country, who
fa be last Lottery Contract, 1,483, 5C20,080--3,142,
5, £lO,OOO, &c.

rowaiGHTs. NOVEL AND AI)V ANTAGEOUS
MODE OF ADVENTURE!!!
AND J. SIVEW RIGHT, ever anxious to
e pion a generous Public, have adopted an entire new
d Advenuue, by which the Public are not only sure of
Ccesols, in THREE PRIZES of £2,000 each for
! bat have the chance of whatever Capital and other
nay be drawn on Valentine's Day, 14th Next Month
asr), for a very trifling risk, viz.
°VEEN SHILLINGS FOR A WHOLE TICKET,
grilap for a Half Four Shillings for an Eighth
1111bp I for a Quarter Two Shillings for a Sixteenth,
Aincry Mid, drawn or undrawn, or a small Prize, and
every BLANK, will receive hack
l'esttkee Pounds Money for a WHOLE TICKET,
aril 4 Y far a Half I£3 1 6 for an Eighth
I • fee a Quarter 111 0 fora Sixteenth,
they are returned to the Office a: which they were
purchased, on or before Friday, the 2341 FIIIIII3AILT.
&kw is Immensely rich, as it contains, in Co' asols and
Money,
• MX PRIZES OF £21,000!
- •

tBIZE Prises of £2,000, and various other Capitals !
at hut Three Prizes of .€BOOO must be drawn on the next
,md day must be determined in the first Five :Minutes,
Midi& Purchasers before lath February must, to a cer-
, Stahl for nothing, as explained in the Schemes (which
tete bid gratis) of J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, (Contrac-
), 37, Gambill; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket ; and
Adair Agents in the Country, who have on Sale Tickets
Sams in great variety of Numbers. and which they hope
be as fortunate as in One Lottery in the late Contract,
Vil ALL tie Prizes 91 E. 20,000 in Shares!
ir 3. and'. SIVEWRIGHT, as Contractors, beg to inform
he MHz, the same advantages are to be obtained at, every

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t va-
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k This Drawings of the Phigalelan Marbles.
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CAL, dravrn from English, Scottish, and Irish History.
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