Star.
London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

£63,000 IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES,
To-moicitow, e3n OF JANITAIRY,
THE DAY WHEN PARLIAMENT MEET.
rp BISII begs leave most respectfully to remind
• his beat Friends the Public, that the New Year's Lot-
teries commence on the day when Parliament meet, TO-
MORROW, '2sd instant ; and before the King's Speech can be
amaosuaed from the Thmue, <0 least £63,000 i'. Capital's alone,
mat be fidernibeed; as Three Prizes of sfitl,ooo are so arranged,
that they must be drawn in the first Five Minutes.
Although T. DISH is not the Contractor, he has no hesitation
in saying, the Scheme is far superior to any that have been fur
several years, as the following leading features will plituly evince:
Nine Prises of £21,000 Consuls and Monf.y.
Double the number of Prizes thete usually has been.
Not half the number of Blanks thin usually has been.
At least Three £21,000 must be drawn To-morrow.
Three more .4.11,000 may be drawn To-morrow.
Every Ticket now on Sale must be drawn To-morrow.
ittil,ooo in first live Alinutes must be drawn To-morrow.
o,e Ticket may gain Two ,621,000 To-morrow.
Nut Two Thanks to a Prize.
Lowest Prize Alt: Money.
Notwithstaiiilin:: ail the foregoing excellent points, the Price
tif Tickets and Slures to the Public is reduced !
Tickets and Shares are selling by
'l'. BISII, Stock-Broker,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ;
Lad by his Agents in the Country ; who shared and sold, in the
very List Lottery Contract (just finished),
14443 In Nine Shares £e0,020!
:1142 In Five Shares £21,050!
5645 Whole Ticket £10,000!
Besides several minor Capitals, too numerous for insertion.
C.- The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against 111511's
(Ace, 4, Combat. by which the Public can see the fluctuations.

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