The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-02 00:00:00

No. 1331.

EYTON, late Partner with the deceased
Slit JAMES IiItANSCONIII,
Ilan the pleasure of autionuring too his Friends and the Pub-
lic, the (.O'I'TEI{V which draws hilt JUNE, gives the
greatest chance to the Adveisturer for aiomall a risk : 0.411
Packets of Tickets, One linialred ii, ealW racket. are to be.
given by the Contractions to the fortunate Molders of the first •
drawn Prize ithiive Bt. w hest a Ticket 'nay gain upwards of
100,0,101. and Shares in proportion.
Evrom has been truly luPky in -elling rackets of Tirkets :
No. 7,081; producing nearly 4000/. and N0..3.d18 producing
21,7631. was sold in Sisteen*Sizteentlts, and paid by him to
the respective Hold.-r-, who received fur each `Sixteenth.
1.5171. ltis. 3d.
ETON Solicits a Continuance of the public Favtarnt Id his:
Lucky Office,
2. COIL N 1111,1,, near the MANSION-1101.1tiEs

ti !ion .4d TWENTI
on the Two hi,t Lowrie
4, t r,ihill, and
LAST LOTT LI; 1 ,
Valentine*s 1/4%,
1-1111 February, !MO.__

CAPITAL PItiZINI
I, in Shares, at
) Charing-Cross. •
LAVE LOTTI:RY,
Dawn
. 40116 Oduber, 1809.
....Frites of. et).1101)
1

1 0f.... X 10,000

1

7
S

2

1110
• NO

12 Capitals. I 8 Capital..
Tickets und Shur!: f.ir the NEIS LOTTER V, which
Webs a►d eods nu the :Mb of 3UN li, are now wiling to
atuovr.—The Scheme stbounth %silts the wmal number of
MONEY PRIZES, besides which the Contractor givei
FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF FOUR HUNDRED
WHOLE TICKETS,
by w:lich a single Ticket may gabs upwards of £lOO,OOO,
and a Si steesoa 13,000 Coninoub. Selwnws to be had, with
Particular., at 4, Curtail and 9, ('haring Crn.s, London,

wit-7, for on FriOy next the Lottery
%HI be drown; therefore, if you wish to have a
chance fug the fullooiiig Pri2es, you muse apply on or before
TRUKSISAY.
„_

4 of C2O,tAlO are .080,000
• 4 'P OOO 20,tt00
11 12(09 12,000
40.. SJ) lO,OllO
'2O lOO 2,000
Together with 4940 others of 30t. 25/. Ate.; in addition to
these there are Four Extra Prizes or 'rickets, by which the
purchaser of
A Ticket may gain
. se 1t%),0A
An Halfso.ooo
A Quarter
An Eighth
A Sixteenth 6.250
SWIFT and CO.'s OFFICES, Ne ll, POULTRY i
No. 12. C.IIAItINO-Cli0119; and N.. 31, ALOCIATE
111G44-STREET, are recommended to purchasers in the
present Lottery, as having been remarkably fortunate in the
sale of Capital Prizes in the late and former Lotteries.

NEW STATE LOTTERY:
TO RE I)II.AWN IN JUNE. .-
HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. stock Bro.
kers Pespectfully inform the Public, Oust TICKETS
and SII AIeES for thepresent STATE LO fTER Y. are on
Sale at their Office, N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
The Scheme is nu the same improved Plan as the last, as to
Ntonher of Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &e. and presents, in
a:.`.l,!iati to the .eioo.ooo of Prizes.
FOUR fRA IiF.NEFITS, .
F ONr. HUN 'HIED W HOLE. Trv:K ETS EACH,
Which ate to he gives to the Four Tickets of the First ',Lum-
ber drawn a Prize above £l5.
Letters' post paid, dal, answered, and Schemes gratis.
plank, India, and &Data Sea Stock:, with their several
Anauities, India B Exchequer Bills, and every descrip-
tion of Government Securities, bonen and sold by Com-
mission.

NEXT FRIDAY, all the sTA•rk; LOl.
TER.Y will be DRAWN.
4 Prizes Of X'.041,000 4 Prize. of £5,000
1S
20
&c. &c. dc. - 1
AND FOUR EXTRA PRIZES
Of 100 WHOLE TICKETS each. which are to bc given
to the F. Tickets of the first Number, drawn a llrize
above £l5, accordiug to their respecave Letters, viz. the
Ticket marked
Nos. Tickets.
A will receive 1,251 to 1,275 1(10
B
C.... 4.751 to 4,775 101)
D 2,501 we 1,5,5 lOO
RICHARDSON, coovuleK, :um Co.
Recommend to ibe notice of the Public the abote Scheme,
by which itnpneved mode 44' advent ere
'A single Ticket for £24 6 0 may gain £lOO,OOO
Mall l2 9 0 50,000
Quarter 6 7 0
Eighth :3 4 (I
Sixteenth ll 2 6 .
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at their ()(lives, Bank
illaildings, Combat, aud facing the Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing Cross.

MEETING OF A.WE FRIENDS or dEFORM
A.T LIV ERPOOL.

The adherents of Ministry in Liverpool, hav-
ing determined fur the first time publicly to cele.
brato the birthday of the Lite Mr. Pitt, the
friends of Parliamentary Reform in that town
determined to avail themselves of that occasion
to revive the memory of the early political princi-
plts of that Statesman. Fur this purpose L:tey
formed a Committee of about thirty petions,
which principally consisted of merchants of great
respectability. These Gentlemen, wishing to se-
cure a full-attendance, and at the same time an
orderly assembly, engaged individually, to dispose
of a certain number of tickets, -price 14lf a
crown each, to persons for whose conduct they
could be responsible. These tickets entithitl the
bearer to partake of an ,old English dinner,ato be
washed 'low', only by ale and porter. Triaccom-
modate the guests a tennis-court was hired, „which
. at four o'clock on Monday last was crpwded
by between eight arid nine hundred persons, who
pavtook of an excellent dinner, at which l'uom.ts
ltswsos, Jun. Esq. presided, supported by the
celebrated Mr. TA011.16 GREEN, who, et,„the last
elections to ably asserted the rights of tbe inde-
pendent freemen :if Liverpool. Before, tic Pre-
sident and the Vice-President .were deposited
a sheep roasted whole, the horns which
were gilt ; the rest of the dinner, which was ad.
init-ably dressed, consisted of boiled and pest bctf,
and plenty of vegetables. During. dinpqr a full
hand played several patriotic airs. 'After the
cloth was removed, the company proceeded to
dri:ik the fullowiug toasts, which were Triad-
-1)311y extracted from Mr. Pier's Parliamentary
.`‘peeclies.
I. The King, and those principles that placed In.' Family
upon the Torone of 111e9e Re:61111i. final 111111/1:110e:
1 11111101 51.)