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London, England, 1808-10-08 00:00:00

%‘'o9LLEIst MANU LAC lOR Y.

TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
For the absolute Term of 34 Years,
ACANT ,IL, extensive, and complete WORSTED
MILL and WOOLLIIN YARN MANUIPACTIIRT, with the
Mill-Geer, Tackle, and Machinery therein, together with the
Out-houses, Buildings and Appurtenances thereto belonging; with
a neat modern built Dwelling-touse, a good Garden and about
9 Acres of rich Pasture Lend adjoining, situate at Bridgend, in
the County of Glamorgan, Within five miles of the Harbour of
Newton, well supplied with a plentiful stream of soft water from
1 the River Oginore.
The Mill, Dwelling House, Buildings and Machinery, have all
been erected within these few years, at art expence of near ten
thousand pounds, and Are in excellent repair.
The whole is held under Lease from '1 lionial Wyndham, Esq.
at the yearly rent of £l3.
Application may be made to Mr. Dare, at Bridgend a'foresaid,
of by letter post paid. .
STATE—To-17E1W BEGINS DRAWING
13th DECEMBER, 1808.
SCHEME.
4 of X 20,000 are .e 50,060
2 -- inpar 2r1,602
2 5,000 -- 10,000
6 1,000 6,000
10 500 • .--- 5,000

20 - 100 -- . -
2,000
44 .-- 50 .---.• 2,200
100 . -• 25 -- 2,500
4,820 •-• 15 ..... 72;300

20,000 Tickets. it 200,000
DAYS Of: DRAWING.
Ist, Tuesday, Dec. 13 I 3d. Tuesday, Dec. 97
2d, Tuesday, De. 20 I 4th, Saturday, Do: 31.
ir„. 5,000 Tickets will be drawn each Dayt
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS.
First-drawn Prize above Its on the First Day,
And the First drawl Prize above £l5 on the Second Day,
Not being one of the following Tickets :
No. 5,001, to 5,250, No. 19,001 to 13,250,
N.. 2,001 to 8,250, No. 15,001 to 15,250,
will each be entitled to the produce of 500 Lottery Tickets, ez-
cfosive of the said Priie. The Numbers of the 500 Tickets ap-
propriated and,set apart for that purpose, are,
For the First Day, No. 5,001 to 5,250—N0. 13,001 to 12,250.
Second. Day, No. 8,001 to 8,256—N0. 15,00/ to 15,250.
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE

The above Scheme, with Not Three Blanks to a Priri,eontaining
Ceiling Prizes equal in proportion to termer Lotterie% is superior
toall, in that it gives the Holder of the Tickeror Share thavnay
be the First-drawn Prise above 415 either on the First or Second.
Day (not being included in the *umbers above), 500 more
Chances for an the Prizes from 4790,000 to €l5.
Tickets. and Shares are selling. at all the Licensed Lottery
Offices.

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1.1-`HE LIBRARIAN. No. I. contains an Ana.
lysii, List of the Pisies, Maps, &c. in Horsley's "Bri-
tannia Romans, or the Ronian Antiquities of Britain—Accont
of the Appointment by the House of Commons of a Coinmittee
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eiety, and Herald's Oihce—C=t-dogue of the Works of Sir David
Dalrymple, Lord Hades, arranged in the order of their publica-
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