Star.
London, England, 1820-03-23 00:00:00

TIIE NEW LOTTERY.

GWEBB,•
wEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cornhill, previous
• to soliciting new favours, respectfully begs leave to re-
turn his thanks to the Public for the patronage he experienc,:d
in the Lottery Contract just concluged, and rejoices that that
patronage, so liberally bestowed, has been so richly remunerated,
having distributed among his Friends,
TWO of the .E 9.0,000 Prizes, viz.
4,570 - in 9 Shares - 5e9.0,000
8,443 - In 11 Shares - £20,000
Besides Three of the minor Capitals.

A New Lottery is now on Sale, cousistiniof 20,000 Tickets ;
the Scheme contains £40,000 more than the amount tif Money
usually allotted by Government for Prizes to such a number of
Tiekets.—There are 104 Capitals, including
FOUR Prises of 1':',0,000 •
TWO - X 420,000
TWO - 0,000
Three per Cent. Ccr.sols.
Among the many novel arrangements introduced bite this
Scheme, that which is most interesting :it present is
THbC'PRELTMINARY DRAWING

Which is to take place on the 11th of April, when the 2,000
Prizes of ac.Bo will be decided by attaching one of them to every
tenth Number throughout the whole Lottery, without deciding
their fate any further, as those Tickets that may be thus entitled
to £3O, and those that are net, will all be drawn in the usual
way, on one of the four following days, viz. •
THURSDAY, 27th APRIL,
TIIURSD AY, 18th MAY,
THURSDAY, Ist JUNE,
Fitl DAY, 23d JUNE.
•.• This is held out as an inducement to purchase early.
Ticket. and Share. are now on Sala at WLBB's fortunate
Office, No. 3, C,ornhill; where Schemes. explaining the Mode
of Drawing, with the Numbers of the Tickets to be put into the
Wheel at different periods—the determinable Prizes and eves y
o!lser Particular, at much greater length than those published
at other Offices, may be had gratis.

ADELUSIVE habit, generally learnt at great
Schools, is the most destructive thing that can be prac-
: aed. Young People should take time to consider, that every
act of debauchery of this kind strikes deep at the root of their
constitution, inevitably hastens many alarming disease., and
brings on all the infirmities of the most languishing old age, and
finally, prentai:re dissolution. _ _

bTh" e 0111 MAL BALM of GILEAD is recommended to
those whose co...cautions have been impaired by such early im-
prudence, .3 well as to those whose nerves ate e;.cted by in-
tense uut.y, the too free use of ardent spirits, tea, or coffee, An d
to all who are enervated by long resider.ce in hot and
ut.boal:hy tinnatts; in which cases it will prove of the greatest
efficacy, bracing the relased nerves. and strengthening andinvi-
pirating the
Said at I ls. and 134. a bottle, b 7 Mt. I.eigb, is, Stran: ; and
by all revectabls Medicine Venders in tiv. Cated Lingtitun.

This day was published, price ls. 6d.
The Second Edition of
REFLECTIONS on the DEMISE of GEORGE
THE THIRD, including a Ckaracter of the deceased
Monarch ; and also an EULOGY on the late Duke of KENT,
delivered on the day of interment, at Worship-street, Finsbury-
square. With an Account of his late Majesty's Walks on
Windsor Terrace.—By the Rev. JOHN EVANS, LL.D.
Sceptre and Crown must tumble down
Only the actions of the just
Smell sweet, and blossom in the dust!
Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; Wilson, Royal
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