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London, England, 1820-06-19 00:00:00

CONTRACT FOR MILITARY STORES.

Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers,
17th June, 1320.
VIC 11 Persons as are desirous of Contracting with
l'.ll the Agent for Corninissariat Supplies, to furnish Locks,
Binges, Bolts, Tiaware, Pewter irtici_s, Coopers', Ware, Wheel
asid Hand Barrows, Chairs, Brooms, Leather, Curry-combs, &c.
Scissars, &c. Screens, Calico, Tape, Stockings, Spades, Shovels,
Planes, 'Hatchets, Wedges, Pitchforks, Brash hooks, Axes,
C`hissels, 'Hammers, Planes, Saws, Iron, Lead, Paints, Oil, Tur-
? endue, Sperm Candles, Shoe Brushes, Paint Brushes, Glasa, and
o andry other Articles, may recei►e Particulars of the Contracts
a • this Office, between the hours of Ten and Four, and deliver
leir Tenders, sealed up, and directed to the Agent for Cam-
s lissariat Supplies, marking thereon ." Tender for Military
S :ores," an or before THURSDAY, the 29th instant; but
3 Mit will be received after Twelve &Clock on that day;
n sr will ony Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to
a printed Particular, and the Prices Inserted in Words at length ;
)1. unless a Letter be subjoined to such Prepaid, signed by Two
II emus of know:: Property, engaging to becoase bound with the
I! arty tendering, in the Sum expressed in the Particulars, for the
Performance of the Contract..

• r" GR AND FANCY BALLS which are shortly
. to be given by Lady Ashley, and several Ladies of Di,tinc-
ti e, indt.c.l Messrs. SOLOMON and Co. most respectfully to
it corm the Nobility and Gentry, that they can be furnished pith
eery description of Fancy Costume, Regimental, and Court
I >resat.% at No. 19, Charing-Cioss ; where Gentlemen may be
o .pplied with every article of Plain Dress, made in a very supe.
ri manner.

101ANOFORTES and PEDAL HARP, great
11 Barg.ins.—A Cabinet Pianoforte, equal to new, very fine
:ouch, brilliAnt tone, stands remarkably well in tune ; shop price
80 guineas, for 3* guineas; Pedal Harp, with alt the pedals,
green cover, Ike. good as new, belong; to a Lady, shop price 75
guineas, for 45 guineas; Square Pianofortes, at 24 and 28 gui-
neas, lowest prices. Nay be seen from ten to four o'clock, at
Hr. Widen's, 13, Leices;er-place.—A good Barrel Organ, for
f."burch, Chapel, or Drawing-room.

ALL FOUR - of - £30,000!
58 oat: CAPITA I.S, &c.
Al UST BE DR A WA
NET FREDA Y—LOT EERY FINIiIIES.
A lili()LL, the Contractor, begs to impress upon
the Public, that the annals of Lotteries do not furnish such
Another instance as the present
MAGNIFICENT WHEEL.
Prizes of - 4430,000
1,000
500
400
ZOO
WO, &c. Scc.

Money and Consols, and
ALL IN ONEDAY,
NEXT FRIDAY.
Undrawn Tickets and. Shares are selling at CARROLL's
tikes, 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oa(ord-street, London, and at all
itas Agents in the Country.
CARROLL Shared and Sold, in the last few Months,
2,7,87 - - L 7,0,000 7,003 • £5,000
706 - 21,000 2,226 - 2,000
1,7,45 - :Al,OOO az r. to!. Ice.

LIYTON, Stock-Broker, begs to return his most
-A-4 grateful thanks to the Public tor their kind patronage in
the present Lottery, and to acquaint them, that the last and only
Day of Drawing will be the 25d instant, when 62 Capital Prizes,
including FOUR of £50,000, must be drawn.
Some of EYTON'; friends, who have returned their Tickets
and Shares, might perhaps nut be aware that the Wheel was so
riA., or that they would have a Chance for the Four Grand
Prk:es of .47.0,000 ; EYTO N has, therefore, retained the Shares
so returned,to gin his Friends the opportunity of re-purchasing
them; and, as the demand is unprecedertedly great, invites
thtm to be early in their application, fearful. of any disappoint-
raent.—No. Cornhill.

rr A remarkable circumstance : E 1 TOW sold No. 15,747
to Mr. W. a Gentleman well known on 'Change, who, not
liking the Number, returned it ; when it was purchased by a
Lady, and the next week the Ticket was drawn a Prize of
f..to con , .

FINISH OF TILE LOTTERY.
Er 5,t.U0 Tickets were drawn First Day.
2,500 Tickets were drawn Second Day.
3no Tickets were drawn Third Day.
12.,C00 'tickets remain to be drawn Nett Day.
TBISII resvectfully acquaints his hest Friends,
• the Pithlie, that the State Lottery finishes
NEXT FRIDAY, 23D INSTANT,
On which tl.iy 411 the Twelve Thousand Tickets now in the
Vheel must he Drawn ; as must, also, the Four Stuck Ptizes of
R 50,000, the l'urty-four other Stock Capitals, and the'Fourteen
Money Capitals.
BISH's OEFICES are remarkably fortunate when 1230,000
rizes form patt.of the Scheme, as he has sold and shared as
£30,000 l'rizes as all the other Office-keerers combined,
:ea Lis are the only Offices that ever sold in One Lottery,
ALL THREE PRIZES OF re 30,900!
Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling by
T. BISH, Srock-IlitoxEk,
.2,70. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chalitig-Cross,
.110io has already mold SIX CAPITALS in the present Lottery.
• Various apparent inducements have been held out at
!;•r,retit periods of this Lottery, by which persons were led to
1.,- !gine that great advantages were to be obtained; and, by the
NT 'rdit:g of the Advertisements, Sm. it appeared that they were
• 'st• had only at pat ticular Ofii.:es: but such has net been the
IaISITs Customers may test assurA they have bad,
• will have, every advantage the Scheele may be said to pos-
c`m, although DISH is NOT thesCON TRACTOR, nor has any
• v.ax-ru is :Le Lottury or ittniagretersi .

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