The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY,. 4PRIL 23,* 1810.

NEW PLAN,
With ADDITIONAL and SUPERIOR Advantages. •
• STATE LOTTERY, ,
To be Drawn the Bth JUNE OW.
THE CONTRACTOR begs leave to call the
attention of the PUBLIC tit the under,ateMioned
Scheme, containing, besides its Novelty, several grand Fea-
tures and superior -Benefits, which, it is conceived, will fully
merit their approbation. and afford a Chance to Adventurers
never given to any other Lottery. •
SCHEME..
4 . of ..X20,000 are ..480,00a
4
12 .. l.OOO ......... 12.000
20
20 • 100 : . 2,000
44
36 ' 25 ••••,••• 900
4,660
And to.the first drawn Prize above 151.• (not being one of the
under-mentioned Numbers) will be given, in addition to the
above Money Prizes, if the said fortunate Number is of the
Letter A.lOO Tickets, comprised in No. 1,251 to 1,275
Letter 4 100 Dino,- emnyrisro in 3,001 to 3,025'
Letter C 100 Ditto, • comprised in ' 4,751 to 1,95-
Letter D IN) Ditto, comprised hi 2,501 to 2,525
With all the Prizes they may contain : upon this Plan it Is
evident that one Ticket may pin 100,0001.
In withdrawing so many Tickets front the quantity usually
on Sale (although for the purpose of forming them into Four
such distinguished._Prizes, possessing Chances hitherto un-
known) the Contractor is not insensible to the Objections that
may be started by those who could not procure Tickets at the
. close of the last Lottery—he can only anticipate such Ohjec-
tiobs by announcing that Tickets aruf Shares will he Oromptly
distributed to every Lottery Office in the United Kingdom.

IFT. anti CO, 'respectfully inform the Pub-
-1.3 3that they have on SALE, the TICKETS and
SHARES of the
NEW LOTTERY,
Which will begin and finish Drawing on the Bth June.
The Scheme is un the same approved principle as the last.
having only Ehe Thousand Numbers, with Two Hundred
Thousand Pounds in Prizes, among which are
FORTY CAPITALS ;
In addition to theseE, the Public are presented with Four
XTRA PRIZES
of Tickets, four of a Number, by which the Adventurer has
the chance of gaining Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand
Pounds by the purchase of a single. Ticket. The fallowing
Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold at their Offices,
N.I. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing Cross; and No. 31, Ald-
t gate igh-street :
6,791 .. £20.0.1(1
8,821 .... 20,000
11,070 .... 20,000
13,1461 .... 40,00.)
19,362 .... • 10.030
181 .... 10.000
‘2.16 . . 10.000
8,011 10,0001
23,6'21 . 10,000
Three of the. Cult
in the last Lottery.

23,821 .. .ClO,OOO 1
17,612 .... 10,000
20,952 10,030
21,295 .... 10,000
7,157 .... 10,000
4,099 .... 5,030
12,035 .... 5,1130
231 .... 5,00 i)
19,247 .... 5,000
Rah were Shared an,

11,599 .. X 5,000
'20,139 .• • . x,OOO
.• • - 5,030
19,556 .• • • MOO
15,984 .. • • '2,000
18,11'2 .... 2,000
11,199.... 1,01
17,381.... '2,000
753.... 2,000
1 Sold at their Others

BRA NSCONIg AND COMPANY,
with their usual GREAT SUCCESS. sold in
Last Lottery, in 78 Shares. In the preceding Lottery:
No. 3,734 £28,000 No. 2,618 X‘..41,000
4,651
sof £5OO each .. '2,500 9of ,Esil3 each
being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in last
Year only, Six of Jeiu,ooo, and Calfitie,t to the Amount of
.6'150,0 J.
besides the first 10,0301. the last Y 5,000/. and ONLY 40,0001.
ever shared; and in previous year', to an Amount heyaad all
precedent ; are now selling Tickets rind Shares In the N
LOTTERY. to he drawn Bth JUNS, in which there are
Four Extra Grand Prizes of lilJ Tickets each; which may
praduce to a Ticket £IOO,OOJ, and to a Sixteenth, upwards
of xpooo.
BRANSCONRI and Co. again guard the Public against
the Deception set forth of their Firm, and Claims of the Sale
of the dm and last of Extra Grand Prizes so given; the
FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold. and the fortunate Ad-
venturers each received LW.. 16s. 3d. at their
OLD and ONLY Offices, in London, viz.:
No. 27. CORN HILL; No. 38, HAYMARKET;
No. 11, HOLBORN; and N0.:169, STRAND.
They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital Which
was not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as
above.

Rio sidd .I'W ENT
.11 in the Two last Lotterie
4, Coroltill, and
LAST LoTTERY,
Valentino's Day,
14th February, lblo.

CAPITAL PitIZES,
iii Shams, at
Charing-Cry..
LATE r.o FTERY,

Drawn
20th October, 1809.

2 ....Prizes 0f... .020.000
1
3
500
*1 8 Capitals. •

1 . ... Prize of ... .410,000
1
7
3 5OO

12 Capitals.

i --
Tickets and Shares for the NEW -LOTTERY, which
beghts sad cods on the Bth of JUNE, are now selling as
above.—The Scheme abounds with the usual 'limiter of
MONEY PRIZES, besides which the Contractor give;
FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF FOUR HUNDRED
W HOLE TICKETS,
he which a sittgle Ticket may gain upwards of £lOO,OOO,
and a Sixteenth 6,000 Guineas. Schemes to be had, with
Particulars, at 4, Corahill, and 9, Charing Cross, Loudon.

TO TIM PUBLIC.
BROOKS, BURGH, and O'KEEFE, Agents
to the BELFAST LINEN COMPANY, have just
received a lath cargo of IRISH LINENS and SHEET-
INGS, front t North of Ireland, which are considerably
cheaper than any that have been imported for several years.
Being bleached on the grass, without muriatie acids, they
ram with confidence, warrant their durability; and, if a
fault appears, the imam,/ returned. As several persons have,
by assuming a similar title, enc'eavoured to pass under the'
I credit of our name, to prevent deception, it is necessary to
observe, we sell no article but Irish Linens in single pieces,
at the wholesale factor's prices. No abatement ever made;
mid have no connection wan My houses in London, but
No. 3:1, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and WO, Strand,
opposite Aruudel-
BROOKS,
near Temple Bar.
BROOKS, BURCH, and O'KEEFE,
• Agents to the Company.
Cash for Irish Notes. Country orders pmictually exe-
cuted.

A PHENOMENON •1N THE ARTS.
rpm,: cELEBRATED MAGNETIC *A.
11- %OR TABLET, sanctioned,by his Royal Itighness
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