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The Times, 1824-02-18T00:00:00

[Adverti5ement.1-BRANDY.-To the Nobility, Gentry, and Connoisseurs in Wt'hite Brandy-Just imported, a psrcel of par- ticularly curious and perectl v white Brandy, mnore than 25 years old, pomsessing a tineness, softness, and delcacy of fivou r aot o be equalLed. Mlay be tasted ar.d samples obtaineil of WM. FoQuwsm2m, at his cellais under Percv Chanel. Entrance in Upper Rathbone_ place, betveen the hoturs of eleven and three. jAdvertisemiient,.-TO-TO)ORRoW the Drawing blgin, when two prFzs of 20,0001 will be decided in a few rinutes. The tickets and shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s old and fortunate offices, No. 11, Poultry; 12, Charing-cross; atd 31, Aldgate Eigh.street. LAdvertisement.)-The critical day, nay the critica hour, is fast approaching, for within five minutes after the drvwing cammencep To-moscuow, two out of the seven prizes of 20,0001. Will be decided t. his at all times would have been an interestisg eeut, but is now become doubly so by the certainty of Lotteries being discontinued by Government. Mir. SlVEWRIG:T has certainly evinced sound judgment in taking this last contract, for it was to be expected that few people would like to have to reproach themselves with having omitted to embark some trifling sum for advantages bo great, now that the opportunity of doing so is literally expLrsng; this accounts for the present extraordinary demand for tickets and *hares. LrAdvertisement.]-PlDDING and Co., No. 1, Cornhill, find there are no schemes so attractivc as those which ab-uasd with capital prizes, andI the present contains seven of 20,0101., in money or threc per Cents., besides manyv otlhers, whilst every blank on the first day (TO-.MORtoW, Feb. 19) will be drawn again, or may receive back 101. per ticket, after having had the chance of the two of 20,0001. sterling, attached to the two first prizes. Piddirig and Co. have been alwavs successful in distributinit capitals at the commencement of everv new year, as will be recollected by numerousgpersons vbo have had prizes of 21,0001., 20.0001., 5,0001., 1,0001, &c., in the last and previous years; ui fact, no office can compete with the lucky corner, Nv I Cornhill. [Arlvertisemeuti- HAZARtD and Co. respectfully remind the public, that the lotterv begins To.-oRRow, when the two first prizeswilUbeentitletlto 20,001. each, the schene containing seven rizes of 20,0001., end every blank drawn the first day wilL have a second chance, or the holder may receive 101. before the 10th of Mlarci. Hazard and Co.'s old established and fortunate offies, Roval Excharnge-gate, 26, Cornhill; anzd 324, Oxford-strabt, end ot Regent.street; wherc capital prizes have been sold amounting to some millions. - * LAdvertisementil-CARMoeLL's Wonderful luck in sellirg almost all the 20, 001. prizes that have lately been distributed among the public, accounts for thecrowda that continually fiock to his offices, in expectation of the same luck attending him witb the sveen 20,A001. in the PreSent Lotterr. Two-of the seven are sure to be drnwn To- fORROW. Carroll recommends those who have not already made purchases, to apnlv without delay at hi3 fortunate offices, 19, Corn_ hill, 7, Charingcross, snd.26, Oxford-street, as the diawing com- [dvertisementoj-RtC. ARDSO', GooDLn cE, and Co., re- ecfuUy acquaint the pubLic, that the State Lottery wiU begin d-avwing Tm-.MoittoW wben the twfo first drawn prizes wIl etach rece*e *20,0001. in addition. Tickets and shares, us a variety of numbcrs, are on sale at their office, No. 104, the coiner of Bank- buildlings, Ccirnlslll.