Star.
London, England, 1820-08-25 00:00:00

lICCLUDLN4

TWO £20,000, and Z 11,900 EXTRA PRIZE-MONEY,
be drawn ix ma DA:. NEXT WEDNESDAY, the

50th- instant.

Tizkets and Shares are sellini by Ric liA nosox, GOODzecz, and
Cornhill; ar.d facing the gate of the King's
i•Ltss, Charing-Crow; who sold in Shares, in February last,
No. 7607, a Prize of ge.‘lo,ooo Money; aid in August last, No.
71,:, a Prize of h'56,000 Consols, in a Whole Ticket.

NEAR APPROACH OF THE DRAWING,
30ru or THIS MONTIL
MARTIN and Co. having submitted the leadin
features of the present Lottery to the Public, f
great satisfaction to learn that it hai received their decided ap-
By :laving no Fixed Prizes;
By there being no Classes;
By havirz no Stock Prizes;
By all being drawn in One Day;
By every Ticket deciding its own fate, and no other ;
With only 5,600 Tickets, there are Two Prizes £20,000 ;
All in Sterling Money ;
Besides Twenty-eight others of £l,OOO, ESN, sC2OO, &c.
r.IaTIN and Co. have only to hop?, that the same distin-
gzlihed preference will be given to their Offices that they have
r:c.:ived for Thirty Lotteries past.
No. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-street.

TO THE PUBLIC.

riiHE LAST ASSERTION is the most barefaced'
It. of all the unblushing falsehoods uttered by Mr. Bass in his
impnent attempt to evade and shuffle out of the detection and sr-
int: are with which I have felt it my duty to visit his conduct in
the present Lottery.
He says it is false" that the present PLA IN and HONEST
IA) FTERY (as he calls it) is held in a coalition, or that ano-
ther W.ice-keeper is concerned with him.tkejisct is notorious in
t,:t. City, and was OILHIED to be acknowledged by kinistyto his
own subscribers as soon as the Lottery was taken ; it was also
T:ONTeII by the ~the t• party hs the back ground, who deltas to be, and
is consit!ered by ad the trec-knepers, as the joint Contractor with
lit. in everything except signing he Bond at the Treasury,
v;hich Witspirp.xxly avoided to deceive the Public. THAT PACT Is
e 3.ily rranae.l, when it becomes neee.socry to give a man aficti-
i• us reput..tion, or bolster afellimg name with the Public; mato
; .hit:ve this obj.:et, Mr. Boa has clearly shewn that he winner'.
Titelt, I and Justice; but if he offers again to iinpose
Lilo 7'.s;,:ic by t:,:s ~ssertion, I will call byname on those persons
ho I .sow are MYTH MATSU Subscribers to the present Coati-
;'ten Lottery, ti e,ivii.ce the Public of the truth of my statement
-nd the falsehood of Lis Lleni3l.
.Front this specim..n of Mr. Ilsn's terdi!:ole, when within
inintedint7 and rati!ice contradiction, the Public will'
of what rf-lianze ought to be placed on the tryt4 of his
• )r.> When the means of detection are not so ready. But
,:!:ea of his perock,e will be accomplished, if I suffer
u! tic attend -at to be tiii•rsted from the merits of the pres!".it
:.hen to—in which there are only 62 Tickets out of all the 5,600
wl.l<lt they can i,et t 1 it 'nonce/ back! by all the rest they
st lose the er part of their money; to say nothing
snore eut.Ar Leine altliough the Tickets were pur-
-1
for nearly NrcnYZN TIRACCAND PotNDS /CS! than the last

T tr,t- are V.,•lf more rickets in the present Contract, for
•• !1%. will he made as coon as this Lottery is over,
11;.!1 finds he is u 4.1/ icri.tyrt rtf:tx. hf.l may, perhaps,
P,.:Air with A Bll'Elt S7IIE3IE IN A -FEW
eiter the .;;nth Anzust) ; but if he does not, its de-
xportud to pu'ohc view.
;:e.) anti obEvi Servant,
Cur:hia ; 2k;, 0w1..t....-s!:-Ln:t. 9U. CA ftliOLL,
st:Al CaLtraetor fur the Lottery just ended.