The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-25 00:00:00

REDEMPTION and SALE. of the LAND. TAX.

JIS MAJESTY': 'COMMISSIONERS for tie
. AFFAIRS of TAXES herebji give NoticeiThat by the .ifeq
passedin the last Session of Parliament, for Consolidating the Pro.
visions of the.former Aas, relative to the Redemption of Land Tax,
the period Of prefrrence given to Corporations and oth;rs having airy
ESTATE or. INT E R EST in the Premises over Strangers in
the Redemption of their Land Tax, is extended to the 24th day of
:pore, 1803 ; and all such Corporations and others, who shall ex..
to into their Contrans, during this period, will be allowed Five
Years, from the 24th day of tune, 1302, to complete the Transfer
or Payment of the consideration in Stock, by equal Quarterly
Instalments. —All the powers, given by the former Aas, of
raising Money for the purpose of Redemption of Land Tax, ly
the Sate or Mortgage of part of the Estate, orly the Grant of .?
Rent Cha;ge out -of it, are also continued, with an additionj
power, enabling she Pariy .to stipulate with the Purchaser, that
the consideration for the,porchase small be in the Three per Cent.
Coasaidateri, or Reduced Bank Annuities, instead gf Money.

Aficr the 24th 41.0, jaw, 1803, L.ln;l--to.c,reniain2agr.
unredeemed, wide Sold, upon tke slime Terms to Strangers, v,/
will acquire 4), the purchase a Perpetual Tee Earn: Resit, issuing
and payable oitt of, the Estate, equal, in amount, to the Land
Tax, with the same.pcwas for the recovery thereof as Landlords
have 4fr, Law, for the sera-vet), of Rents on Leaser, and trithout.
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any privilege of Redemption of the Fee FaYst Rent by the Proprie-
tor of the. Estate. -

By Order of the Board;
MATTHEW -WINTER, Secretary.
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k. 25,606, for the First Drawn Ticket !
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Begins drawing the 29th November next.
scnEmik.-.

- of -
3

k. 25,000
10,000

3
6
500
And 9,460 other Prizes, from Z. too, to Z. 19, amounting
- in the Whole to the Sum of ,C. zBB,coo.
-TICKETS and SHARES will rise considerabry
therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in
great variety, and in Shares, at NI C}lol.SON's Fortunate,
Office, 16, Cornhill, where two Prizes of ~20,000 and
Z. 5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares.

FIRST DRAWN TICKET TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND POUNDS, .
THE STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing,
29th November, 1802, and contains
z Prizes of
3

A, 25 ,poo
10,000

3 - - - - 5,000
6 - 1,000
8 - - - - coo
And other• Prizes amounting to I 83,0001.
Ticket§ and Shares are on Sale at HODGES and CO.
Stock Brokers, No. 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street,
and No. 44, St. James's-street.
.** Prizes to any amount, paid on demand. ,

AT PAC LT Ar3.1)0.014, c..lc)()D.L.,upfr,„
Licensed Lottery Offices, tn.: Corner of Bank-build-
ings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing-Cross, London, TICKETS and SHARES are on
Sale for the. State-lottery which begins drawing the 29th of
November. ,

The First drawn Ticket 25,0001.
Ditto Second Day - - 40,0001.
Ditto Third Day,- - 10,0001.
Ditto Fourth Day - - 25,0001.
Beside 9484 other Prizes, of 191. and upwards, amounting
to 2.18,0001.
In the present year, three Prizei of Twenty Thousadd
Pounds, No. 7105, 48,318, 48,752 have been sold and shared
by RICHARDSON, GOO °LUCK, and Co. who are the
only persons that ever sold in Shares, Two Prizes of Thirty
Thousand Pounds, No. t 2,807 and 26,883..--Schemes gratis.

WATER MILLS.
To be SOLD or LETT for a TgRIW,
To Enter to -at Pleasure, '

H E CAPITAL FREEHOLD WAT ER
T MILLS, called the BELL MILLS, at Driffield,. iri
Yorkshire, for Spinning Worsted, Cotton, or Flax. for
making Paper, grinding Corn, or any other business that re-
quires-great Water Power, and much Room.
The Stream is uncommonly strong, neVerfloods, never
freezes, and never fails in any material degree.
The new-built Mill is one hundred and four feet four
inches long, and thirty-three feet four inches broad within
the Walls .; it is Four Stori4 high, all very lofty; and a
very good. Room in the Roof.—The great Wheel is fourteen
feet ten inches diameter, and eleven feet six inches wide. -
There is a good Dwelling house and Garden adjoining to
the old Mill, besides a Drying Shade and Conveniences for
Paper making, and the Corn Trade, and in .all about Nine
or Ten Acres of Land.

As Spinning Mills they have no rival near them, and have
the advantage of plenty of Children to be hired on much
lower wages than•at. most other places ; they are situated in
a healthy, cheap and plentiful country, within about two
hundred yards of a.good Navigation to Hull, in the centre of
one of the hest distriEts for Wool and Corn, nearone of the
best English Sea Ports for Ropes and Rags, and the Water
is so.clean that it will -suit. for making the finest Writing
Paper. . •
.There is a large Stock of Machinery' for SpinninwWyrsteci
in thd Premises ; also Dyeing Utr4l-;is,-- -CO—Miers and
Smiths". Shop • Bali of the .PUrchase-
Mc;'ev:lmy remain upon interest, on good Security, for some
years.
Many nior. particulars may be seen in a Hand Bill at
thq Sun Printing. ()thee ; and York and Shcepshanks, of
Le4ds ; and Richard and WilliaM Porter, ofDritfield, the
v*ners, will treatior the same. • -