The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-22 00:00:00

CITY LOTTERY.

4, CORNHILI„ and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
rr BISI-I returns his most grateful Thanks to the
• Nobility, Gentry, anti the Public,at large, lot that,-
Untiotintied Favour; in the pre gent Lottery; UM! begs It 3v e
to inform them, that the GRAND CITY LOTTERY ur

TWENTY -FREEHOLD HOUSES
will all be decided by the Drawing of thefirst T►•enty Num-
bers out of the Wheel, in Guildhall, on Tuesday the 26th
of this Month. . .

TiCK ETS and SHARES are selling at both of his truly
fortunate 0 Ilicas, as above.
Present Price.—Titket .C 7 19 a •
Half - - • £4 4 o I Eighth - • ,C t z o
Quarter -- - e 3 01 Sixteenth. . ott a
Schemes, with Particulars, to be had gratis, as above;
Wilerd Seven Capital Prizes ,in the present Lottery have al
.
ready been Shared and Sold.

. • PRIZES EXCHANGED.
THE Holders of the Sbires of the following Ca-
pital Prizes sold by BISH in the Lottery just finished,
!bay receive their Money on 'demand, or Exciunige them rot
Tickets or Shares in the Grand CITY LoTTER,Y, which
are selling, in great variety, at his OtUces, q, Cornhill, and
,9;.Chliritig-eross.

N 0.18,455., a Prize of,C 10,000 No. 49N, a Prize of ,Csno
18,445, - - - 5,000 1/.9 . - - - S 1
34,889, - - - SOQ° 5,64, - ..• - s'O

404, .

1,000

24,557. - - -

The CITY LOTTERY of Twepty FreehpldlJouses,elis.
charged of Land-Tax, and vaitted at z 04,0601. will begin on
Tuesday next, the 26th instant.-and be decided the same d: ,
by the drawing of the first zo. Numbers out of the Wheel at
*** Schemes; with Particulars, gratis.

Cr_ RAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD'
kJ"- HOUSES, discharged of LAND-TAX. i 04,000
Value in Capital Prizes.
Twenty Thousand Tickets. to •be Drawn in'Guildhsll, ,
April zgth..

- ,
LIST of CAPITAL PRIZES, with the Value of each..
Grand Hotel, No. g, Skinner-street, - .. 25.e0n
No, 24, Skinner-strect• . . • 7,000
.
No. 43, Ditto - • • - ti,ooo
No. 45,-Diito . . • . ' 6,0v0
No. s, Pickett-street - . - - kono
No. 7, Ditto - - - . 6,000
No. 17, Skinner-street - - . 4,000
No. at, Ditto - • - • .4.0w0
No, 41, Ditto . - - A 4,',00
No. tc, Dato ''' - - -4.000
No. 4, Ditto - - - • 4,000
No. so, Pickett-street . - - 4,003
N..i. ti,, Ditto . - - - . 4,000
Na. ig, Skinner-street - : - - 3,000
No. 40, West Side of Snow.hill - - 3,000
No. 41. Skinnet-street - - • 3,000
No. 48, Ditto - • - - 3,..0ii
No. 49, t)itto ... . - . 3,000
No. 4, Piekett‘s'reet , , - ~ . 3,000
No, 12. Skilllicr.StleCp - . 2,000
.. • _

together the Santa 104,000).
Tlio above Valuation IS taken at the lowcst estimate, and
there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery IS drawn, 'the
Property will be very cuii4derably ins.reased in value. Or.
fern have been made (rout various persons to purchase several
of the,liouses at the p.ices they are estimate.' at, and it is
proposed that those Prizes which are divided into small shams
shall be sold, and the Produce paid to the Shareholders se-
cordingto the;, respeCtive..Shares.
I'riiset Ticket ,C 7 iq o
• 'lilt' . . ,C 4 4 o Eighth • • ,iJi 2 e
I,4carter 7- a 3 o Sixteenth - 0i i o
Tickets and Shares are selling at all the 0 iliees.

13ROOM, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION,

At the LyttlNOit Arms, in Hagley,- in the Cou:lty Of Wor-
cester, on Monday the asti of May next,- between the
noun; of Four anti Six WL:lock in the Iteinoun, stibjeet
to 'Conditions then to be produce(' (uniixis previously
posed of by PrivateContrad, of which Natice-will be
given),

ALL that MEiSUAGE, called, BROOM
11011.5. E., with the Coach-house, Stables, and 'alter
0 ta-ollices, Carders, I ruit Visit Ponds„ Mutations,
and some exCeecling . good pasture Land theteto adjoining,
containing, by adnteasuienient, IS Acres, one Rood, and five
Per..lics, to the Possession of Waldron Hill, Esq.
. 4160 SCYCIiii CLOSES, PIECES, or, PARCELS of
ARABLE, •bi F. AD 0 ‘v.c and PASTURE LAND, with a
sub.tantial Barn, and other Convenient Buil:hogs then:cm
ereeted, lying near to the said Messuage,. and containing, by
adoleasutement, 143 Acres anti IS Perelie.ss_in the Possession
of lams Crump.
Also Two other CLOSES of LAND, lying contiguous to
the said'hlessuage, and containing, by adateasuictnent, nine
Acres,. two Roods, and 14 Percnes, in the Possession of
Thomas Butler.
Also Three TENEMENTS, or COTTAGE HOUSES,
with good Gardens to the same belonging,. conveniently 41.
tuated, and in the Occupation of the said lames Cramp, or
his Under-tenants.
The above-mentioned Property is a very Eligible and
compact Freehold Estate. It is situated in the Parish of
Broom, near. to the Borders of Worcestershire,, about ten
Miles from the City of Worcester, six fromßronisgroic,
four from Kidderminster, and four froni Stourbritige, all
very good Market Towns; it is distant from . London about
one hundred and twenty
The House is tit for the Accommodation of a Gentleman,
and is in a genteel Neighbourhood. The Land is good, well
planted with thriving young Trees, and a considerablo part
~ alit Is Tithe Free. It lies in a clear pleasant Country, cum-
mantling very beautifill and extensive Views of Hagley Park:
the Clent Hills, •and the surroueding Country, and 'the Si.
tuation seems to have every other Ktmutsitg: to relida it alt
agreeable Place of Residence for anyGentleinan io witom the
Avocations and Amusements of the Country can atibrii plea.
sure.
Lime and Coals,are to be had at convenient Distances.--=
lainq Crump, at. Broom, will slim the Land.
For Tickets to obtain Permission to see the House; for
other Particulars, and to treat tor the Purchase, apply Id
Mr. Court, solicitor, at Beltbriaughton, or at his oth cit
Stourbridge,. who' is ;anti°, tied to contract for Sale ct t!
Estate; Particu.,trs ut,iy iqso be knows( of Messrs, Benbow
and Hope, Solicitors, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, Lun-
dou.