Star.
London, England, 1810-02-08 00:00:00

14th of THIS MONTH,.

The Star! Lottery will begin and finish Drawing.
I)ICHARDSON, COODLUC, and Co. Stock
K Brokt.rs, cqrner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, aad lacing
the Ore of t' c King's Mews, Charing Cross, respectfully inform
the Public, that they arc selling Tickets and Shires, and have
now on Sale, Two, Three' and Pour Tickets of the same Num-
ber, which tray obtain thefoPowing great Prizes:
Four •lizkets of one Number - X 90,000 •
l'hree ditto .. -' 0,000
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Two ditto - - 40,000
One auto 20,000

Shares in proportion.

WEDNESDAY.
qINTIFT attd CO. remind their Friends and the
Public, that the LOTTERY will Begin and Finish Drawing
on WEDNESDAY, the 4th.—The Scheme contains only 5,000
Numbers, and the following
CAPITAL PRIZES:

4 of £20,0001 12 0f... ..... ti,ono
4 5,000 2O .500
ISesides 4,960 inferior Prizes from /2100 to £l5.
4,099........ a ........£5,000 153........ a
548 £oo 348 5OO
• 4,853 5OO 2,697 5OO
Were Sold and. Shared in the I.ast Lottery, at
SWIFT and CO.'s OFFICES, •
No. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross, and No. Si, Aidgate
High Street,
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Where Prizes in f Inner Lotteries, amounting to upwards of a
MILLION STERLING, have been Sold in Shares.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
1' .BISH, who in the LAST LOTTERY, Sold
t in Shares:
2 613 ... A ... £20,000 1 2,618 ... D ... £20,000
4,093 ... 1) ... 5,000 883 .. B ... 1,000
830 ... A ... 1,000 I 830 ... B ... I,COO
54.8 ... D ... 500 I 4,815 ... C ... AlO
Is now selling 'll.:*.cets and Shares for the-Grand Lottery that

Begins and Finishes on
WEDNESDAY NEXT.

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The Scheme contains 5,000 Numbers, 40 Capitals, 5,00*
Prizes. and Eeoo,ooo In Money, all to be distributed in ONE
DAY!!! And one Number must gain EsousY 'THOUSAND
POUNDi. •
*• Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets
or Shar..s, by sanding !heir Orders (Post or Carriage paid) ac-
companied with good Bills, Bank Notes, or Post-ollice Orders,
to calm: of BISH's 011 ices, Nu. 4, CORNUILL, or 9, CHARING.
CROSS. •

PAID ON

IEMAND.

- £lO,OOO
5,000
5,000
5,000
4,000

2,6:8 - £20,000 133
10,294 - - 20,000 8,831
18,544 - - en,ooo . 8,716
19,344 - 20,01'0. 19,570
2,179 - 10,000 17,127 - -
Besides Prizes of £2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, &c.
THIS Grand List of CAPITAL PRIZES was
Sold Shares, in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at
the old-established State Lottery Offices, Np. 16, Cornhill, and
St. Margaret's Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY and Co.,wbo were
also the first to sell Two Prizes of £3.!•,000.
HOP.NSBY and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the
Public in the Nest/ :;rate Lottery, which abounds with Capital
Chances ; th 4 riso beg leave to assure their Friends, that they
will use their sx:st codeavours to procure Prizes worthy their pos.
sessiag. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest Prises, and
all Orders by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the Globe,
on the same terms u if present.
ry- To be •Drawn in ONE DAT—WEDNESDAY NEXT.
Two, three, and four 'rickets of the same Number may he had,
so that £40,000, .e60,e00, or £60,81:10, can.be obtained by one
adventure.

SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. earnestly
rtlpiest the public attention to the New State Lottery, on
an improved Plan of the Whole Drawing in ONE DAY, the
14th of 'PHIS MON ni,assunnwthem they were obliged to dis-
appoint many from their late application in the last, when nearly
every Ticket was said, but they may now have a Share of almost
Any Number they wish for. In the last Lottery only, they shared
and sold, N 0.9,618, a Prize of £20,000, and every other Capi-
tal, except the £5,600 and £2,000, and in the two former Lot-
teries,
No. 9,123 £20,000 12,767 XlO,OOO
18,977 .. • ... .1. 20,000 4,390 ••• VOO
12,510 20,u00 15,127 5,000
3,258 20,00• 18,318 5,U00
1,358 • ... 20,0tv
With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618,
which divided amongst the Fortunate Holders. £24,765, indepen-
dent of many £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. &c. where likewise the First
s:10,600 Prize, the only ,40,000 Prize, and the last £25,000
'Prize, ever Shared in the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one
Shares • a series 'of success unparalleled in the annals of Lotte-
ries, and which they hope awaits future purchasers at their OLD
and ONLY Offices, No. 37, CORNHILL ; 11, HOLSOD.II ; SS,
HA IWO:Kb. r ; and 269, Strand.
Prizes paid on &song.

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That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or
before 'Wednesday the 21st instant, from any person who may
have engaged to furnish the Conunissionert of his Majesty's
{Transport Service with Tonnage for the conveyance of Convicts.
and Stores to New South Wales, on what terms they may be
willing to let to the Company a good Copper-bottomed Ship, of
about 400 Toms burthen, to bring home Teas and other -Goods
from China, on the Company's account ; such •Ship to be. al,
I proved by the Company's Officers, and to he manned and equip-
I ped in every respect agreeably to the usual Regulations of the
Company. The Tenders to express the rate of freight for buil-
-1 der's measurement, and also for surplus Tonnage, and stating the
Isame on the lowest terms, tIO there will not be an orportunity of
making any abatement.
1
1 •
The Tenders, with the Words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to
be severally left with the Secietary at or before twelve o'clock:
i at noon, on the said 21st instant; beyond which hour the Court
I will not receive any Tentler. ' WILLIAM RAl.rsAr, Sec.
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Draft of the terms and conditions on which the Ship will be
rngaged for the Company's service, may b..: seen on application
to Mr. 1. Mor.ce, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping.

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