BOWYER'S History of England LOTTERY.

Price of the Tickets THREE GUINEAS each;

which are now selling at the HISTORIC GALLERY, Pall Mall, and at Mr. Bowyer's Office for the City, No. 73, Cornhill; where
may be seen Gratis the Engravings that are to be given to the Holders of those Tickets which do not obtain the Capital Prizes.

TO BE DRAWN PURSUANT TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

THIS LOTTERY WILL CONTAIN ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE CAPITAL PRIZES.

LIST OF THE PRIZES.

<table><thead><tr><th>Number of Prizes.</th><th>For the First-drawn Ticket, Value TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.</th><th>Value.</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td rowspan="10">1</td><td>All the Pictures composing the HISTORIC GALLERY in Pall Mall, consisting of Seventy-one in Number; painted by the Members of the Royal Academy, and have cost the Proprietor, as proved before the Committees in both Houses of Parliament.</td><td>8,435 4 0</td></tr><tr><td>Four Complete Sets of the Work of the History of England, at the Subscription Price of 73l. 10s. each.</td><td>294 0 0</td></tr><tr><td>Four Complete Sets of ditto, the Plates on India Paper, at 147l.</td><td>588 0 0</td></tr><tr><td>Four Complete Sets of the Engravings which have been executed for the above Work, at 50l. each Copy, the Subscription Price.</td><td>200 0 0</td></tr><tr><td>Four Complete Sets of the Historical Engravings for the above Work, being Seventy in Number, each Set at 24l. 10s.</td><td>98 0 0</td></tr><tr><td>Four Complete Sets of the Etchings of the Historical Plates of the above Work, at Thirty Guineas each Copy.</td><td>126 0 0</td></tr><tr><td>Four Complete Sets of Views in Egypt, Palestine, and other Parts of the Ottoman Empire, at 25l. 4s.</td><td>100 16 0</td></tr><tr><td>One large Picture of the Battle of the Nile, extended by R. Smirke, jun. from a Design by Anderson.</td><td>160 0 0</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>10,000 0 0</td></tr><tr><td></td><td colspan="2">For the Second to the Three Hundred and First drawn Ticket, both inclusive.</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="2">300</td><td>THREE HUNDRED PRIZES. Each Prize to consist of a Complete Set of the History of England, in Seventy Numbers, at One Guinea each Number. This Work is ornamented with nearly 200 Engravings, has cost upwards of 68,000l. and is deemed the most magnificent Work in Europe. Three Hundred Prizes therefore, at 73l. 10s. each, the Price of each Set to Subscribers, is.</td><td>22,050 0 0</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">For the Three Hundred and Second to the Eight Hundred and First drawn Ticket, both inclusive.</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="2">500</td><td>FIVE HUNDRED PRIZES. Each Prize to consist of a Complete Set of Engravings, being near Two Hundred in Number, and which form the entire Embellishments to the splendid Work of the History of England, at the Price to Subscribers, being 50l. per Set.</td><td>25,000 0 0</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">For the Eight Hundred and Second to the Nine Hundred and Fifty-first drawn Ticket, both inclusive.</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="2">150</td><td>ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRIZES. Each of these Prizes to consist of a Complete Set of the Historical Engravings belonging to the above Work, being Seventy in Number, at 7s. each, is 24l. 10s. each Set.</td><td>3,675 0 0</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">For the Nine Hundred and Fifty-second to the Twelve Hundred and Fifty-first drawn Ticket, both inclusive.</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="2">300</td><td>THREE HUNDRED PRIZES. Each of these Prizes to consist of a Series of Four Engravings, 29 Inches high, by 17 Inches wide, to commemorate the Four great Naval Victories of the late War; and containing near One Hundred Portraits of the Admirals and Captains who were engaged in those National Achievements. The Work is done up in Boards, with a History of each Action, printed by Bensley, at the Subscription Price of Nine Guineas is</td><td>2,835 0 0</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>£. 63,560 0 0</td></tr></tbody></table>

T. Bensley, Publisher,
Left Court, Fleet Street.

LIST OF THE PRIZES.

Value.
Brought forward £63,560 0 0

For the Twelve Hundred and Fifty-second to the Fourteen Hundred and Fifty-first drawn Ticket, both inclusive.

Number
of Prizes
Brought over
1251

£00

TWO HUNDRED PRIZES. Each of these Prizes to consist of a Complete Copy of a magnificent and interesting Work, just finished, of Views in Egypt, Palestine, and other Parts of the Ottoman Empire, from the celebrated Collection of Drawings in the Possession of Sir Robert Ainslie, Bart. in Two Volumes Folio, containing Ninety six Views, beautifully coloured to imitate the original Drawings, with a History of those Countries. The Subscription Price, per Copy, of Twenty-four Guineas, is.

5 040 0 0

1,451 Capital Prizes.

£. 68,600 0 0

20,549 Tickets, which if not drawn either of the Capital Prizes abovementioned, will, nevertheless,

22,000

be entitled to new and beautiful Engravings, of the estimated Value of
3 Guineas, being the Price of each Ticket.

The Whole of the Collection is by the Act vested in Trustees for the Holders of the fortunate Tickets.

Tickets which may not be drawn Capital Prizes.

The Holders of those Tickets are informed that they will be entitled to new and beautiful Engravings, of the estimated Value of 3 GUINEAS, which Sets of Engravings are to be respectively numbered, prior to the Drawing of one of the State Lotteries, by which the Prizes in this Lottery are to be determined, in Progression from the Number 1452, to the Number 22,000, both inclusive, and the Sets to be appropriated to the Holders of these Tickets shall be determined by allotting to the Holder of the Ticket which shall be drawn the One Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-second, the Set numbered 1452, and to the Holder of the Ticket which shall be drawn the One Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-third, the Set numbered 1453, and so on to the Last Drawn of the Twenty-two Thousand Tickets. If any Person purchasing more than one Ticket should become possessed of Duplicates of these Engravings, Mr. BOWYER hereby engages to exchange them for others of equal Value in his Collection.

While Mr. BOWYER presumes he may reasonably flatter himself, that the liberal manner in which he has conducted all the splendid Undertakings he has hitherto had the honour of submitting to the Public, will insure him with all those respectable Characters by whom he has been already patronized, the highest confidence in regard to his engagements for the Engravings to be given in this Lottery; he cannot but feel anxious, that the Purchasers of Tickets (particularly those who reside in the Country, and have not an opportunity of seeing the Engravings which are to be given to the Holders of the Tickets that do not obtain Capital Prizes) should be assured they will not experience the smallest disappointment in their expectations; and as he has never had any thing to do with Engravings but those of the first respectability, no others of course can be among the number. However, in order to remove every possibility of doubt, all the Prints which are to be given are now arranged, and may be seen gratis at the HISTORIC GALLERY, Pall Mall, and at Mr. BOWYER'S Office, No. 73, Cornhill, where the truth of what is here advanced will be evident; and, from the arrangements adopted with regard to their Allotment, it is impossible that any partiality can be shewn, or any Ticket Holder have the least advantage over another. The following Subjects form a part of these Engravings, and are entirely new, never having yet been published.

Matrimony, Confirmation,
Christening, and the
Lord's Supper.

These four Engravings are executed by MEADOWS, from four of the most beautiful Drawings ever made by Mr. WESTAL. Size of the Plates 24 Inches by 18.

The Tired Soldier, and its
Companion.

From the two celebrated Pictures by OFE, which were exhibited two Years ago at the Royal Academy. Size of the Plates 24 Inches by 19.

The Young Cottager, and
Companion.

From two exquisite Pictures by GAINSBOROUGH. Size of the Plates 28 Inches by 20.

Rural Innocence, Cottage
Cares.

From two very fine Pictures by Sir FRANCIS BOURGEOIS. Size 28 Inches by 26.

The Blind Hermit. . . . . . From an interesting Picture by STOTHARD. Size 28 Inches by 20.

Winter and Cottagers,
Summer and Fishing.

From beautiful Pictures by MORLAND. Size 24 Inches by 19.

Woodcutter, and Six other Engravings. Size 22 Inches by 18. All from Drawings by MORLAND.

Fishermen going out,
Ditto returning.

From two Pictures by BIGE. Size 24 Inches by 19.

The rest of the Engravings are equally beautiful and interesting, and have been very recently published.

Every Holder of a Ticket will be entitled to free Admission to the Gallery till the Lottery is drawn.

Tickets may now be had at the HISTORIC GALLERY, Pall Mall; and at Mr. BOWYER's Office for the City, No. 73, Cornhill; likewise of every Licensed Lottery Office Keeper throughout the United Kingdom.