Star.
London, England, 1817-07-16 00:00:00

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TTORNSBY and Co. Co. tew-ctfully acquaint the
utit.t:e, that the Lottery fl Ashes Drawing on SATUR.-
DA NIA U.—Tickets and Shares a.e Satre at tl.et,:are :heap
rare th. y were before the Drawing began, at the old-esta-
Ni.hed State Lottery OCice of HORN,sBY and Co. No. 16,
ctiKNHII.I..
19T11 JULY, THE LAS!' DAY
JT SIVEWRIGHT. Ole emaractor for the Grand
. ITERY which w,U finish Drawing 5A rum); Y, It'th
July, acquaints thooe whn-e No:idlers were tor evrtkd to any
Of t!te Afeaty Prizes the Fir.t Day, but to the Privilege of being
tier, n again on the 19th, that they may TCCeiVe- at the rate of
„::•:01 per ticket., by bringing them in Mr Parnell, on or helot.
e!..: 17th of lids Month; i. should. however, budeialy tioNr-
st that time who thus accept the Meoey for tr.. it lilauks,
r all clams to any Prise which the bathe Numbs'. may
• beconie entitled to.
AM. 'I HE FOUR PRIZE 3 of Xit,,ooo still remain unde-
tided, and the mhis are very triflitv. (t ot 2 to I) agai:u .040,000
beru.; gained by One Num sea ; there remain also ti Minor ra-
pitals,besides Prizes of .E5O, aid J:LO, and .€^;,to.i. to he divided
amongst the 1,010 first drawn Blanks—there is an advance ID
Pike!!!
J. SIVEWRIGHT has Tickets and Shares on Sale at
N. 3?, CO4NUILL, I No. 11, liurnoso, and
38, HAYM4KICZT, l4l, OZWORD•JTRILET.

1 9 I H JULY, THE LAST DAY.
GCARROLL. Suck Brc !:er, has the honour of
. informing the Pubic the! the First Day's Drawing, whkh
consisted cf more than hews Thousand Tickets, is over. The
Steund and Lau Day will br SATE RDAY, the 19th inst. when

1 he Vow- kris. s of .€26,C00!!
Which ccrtunn m thr Wheel, Musr Lc DRAWN.

It will be ueceAsaty for thole Per,ons whale Nunihers are
dr.iwn Blanks, at d who do not intend to take advantage of the
AkY Nice of the Wheel, to bring to their 'tickets to the re-
specter °diets on or before Fridiy, the 18th inc. when they
will br Odd** Prins of £lO. It mist be tindentood, however,
that by so doing they abandon all future chance, and can claim
n,c:,in;, though they should be Dr.swn tidier in the Your Prises
of CC ',nom

Ticks and %are., are selling at the OL:ccs of G. C •
7, and to, Oxuad•artet, it the follovriug Prices:
Ticket - =et ts. Ids.
Half . 13 0 I Etylath . 11 6
Quarter - 5 1 0 I Sixteenth • 1 6 0
Where No. 7.735, the Last Prize of .430,C00 was Sold in Shares.
Orders from the Country punetual/y executed.

IMPORTANT 1.0111:1:Y IaI'ELLIGENCE.
MONLY FOIL BLANKS!

Till TIIVR3OAY, the Mb of 'Cuts I.lowrit (lehr)•
T'ASH resp:cdully reminds the Holders (4 the
. 5.900 Blanks, drawn the Fort Day, tl.at alt:,-,tigh they
!Ave had their CIIAUCe fur aU the Prize. drawn that day, their
Numbers ma'am a. if they had never theft drawn, consequently
they will have a it-Corn' chance for the second and Lan Day,
sA I lJ RIMY. JULY 19, when The Loreto, will fini.h;
And it is more than probable that acme of tloti,e Number. which
have been ...pawn 111.1,1 e, will, in the Second Drawittg, °Main
part if not all the Your Xito,ooo and other Capitals now
hi the Wheel. !he Holders of d c 5,900 Blanks may receive at
the rate .4 LaO per 1 ichet, it presenh.d at tithtr of Mars
()theca, on or b. tore
'1 HMI:AMY, 17th OF THIS MONTH.

But by an doing thf y give up all claim to whatever it may be re-
drawn; and I'. run this to be borne in mind, otherwise
dissarsfactf.•n might occur it a pima, parted with a Blank for
aft), which was afterwards drawn a .8110,000 Prise. If the
Mottles' do not part wi.b their Blank rickets or Shares on or
before the 171 h of I his Mouth, they cannot receive the LI 0 per
Ticket alter, but must take their chance for the Second Drawing,
which will be

NEXT SATURDAY, 19th THIS MONTH,
When ALL the FOUR testo,(:oo Prus now in the Wheel, be-
sides Minor Capitals,. MUST BE DRAWN!
Tkkea and Shares, warranted uudrawn, are selling by
I'. WSH, Stock Broker,
4, CORNUILL; and 9„ CAARINCPCROSS
Who sold Three of the Capital Prises drawn on Wednesday last,
and le the Lottery which Rubbed 4th lone, more Capitals than
say other Olfice-ketepes

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