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ALL IN A DAY
IMPORTANT CHANCES,. to be decided on the
26th of the present Mouth, (APRIL) on which Day the Draw-
ing of the CITY LOTTERY begins, and will funny .lose
those Substantial and well finished Estates, situated in the most
eligible Part of London, Land Tax redeemed, and may be entered
on immediately, or disposed of to advantage.—.€lo4,ooo in Capital
Prizes.
Present Prices - - • Tickets £7 19s.
Halves - £4 40 I Eighths - - £1 2 0
Quarters - 23 0 Sixteenths - - 011 0
The grand Prizes in Cox's Lottery, 1734.--Pigot's grand Dia-
mond, 1201.—Several Prizei Boydell's and Bovryer's, were sold
by HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Cornhill; No. 52, Charing Croes;
and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
• , OF SANDWICH.
OINTLEPteIIi,
YOU will participate with those of his Family he
has left to deplore his loss, in the sincere regrt.l they feel at
the decease of your late Worthy Representative and my near
Relation, Admiral RAINIER; and, although my pretentious bear
no proportion to the claims his estimable character hail upon your
regard, yet, born in your Town, and trained up by his precepts,
in veneration and gratitude to the Corporation of Sandwich, and
attachment to my Country, I humbly presume to off.r myself as
Candidate for your Favour, and hope, by your assistance, for the
high honour of filling that situation which his death has left vacant.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your most devoted humble servant,
JOHN SYRATT RAINIER.

In the press and speedily will be published, •
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Phis day was published.
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EIGHT LECTURES on the Occurrences of the
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London, April 8,1808•

GRAND CITY LOTTERYOFT TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
viz. 26th HIS MOH.
SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12,
Charing-Cross, have on Sale the Tickets and Shares of the
above Lottery, which will be drawn in Guildhall, in ONE DAY
—the 26th of this Month—the Prizes are First-rate Freehold
Houses, in Skinner-street and Pickett-street. discharged of Lard-
Tax, and valued at £104,000, as under
1 Prize of L. 25,000 7 Prizes of 6.4,000
1 7,000 6 3,000
4 ..,...... 6,000 1 ......... 2,060
Tickets and Shares lave already risen in Price, and another
advance is expected before the Drawing.
Present Prices, - Tickets C. 7 19$.
Halves ...... 4 4 0 1 Eighths
• Quarters

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GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD
HOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX.
0104,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES.
20,000 TICKETS.
To be Drawn in Guildhall April 26.
List of Capital Prize, with the Value of each.
GRAND HOTEL, 9, Skinner-street, -
24, Skinner-street, - .
43, ditto -
45, ditto -
5, Pickett-street,
7, ditto,
17, Skinner-street,
21, ditto,
41, ditto, -
8, ditto', -
4, ditto, -
10, Pickett-street, . .
11, ditto, ..
18, Skinner-street, :. !:
40, NVem•Side of Sndw-Hill, • - .
42, Skinner-street, -
48, ditto, -
49, ditto,
4, Pickett-street,
22, Skinner,"--

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Fee the temporary Relief of the distressed Famlies and Depen-
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For a temporary Provision for Persons who, on being discharged
from Confinement, have no Means of present Subsistence ;
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the Contributions of all Persons who duly estimate and feel for
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Amount received, as • To sixty-five persons,
per last advertise- for temporary sub-
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Sums received since. being discharged
Sir Richard Hardinge, from confinement,
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J. 'Mime, Esq. 1 1 0 wards 13 14 6
Miss Jellicoe 1 1 0 For soap and otherar-
W. L. per Brown, ticks calculated to
Cobb and Co. 10 10 0 promote cleanliness 610 0
A. M.. 1 1 0 For legal assistance,
Messrs. Burchell,Say- by means of which
er, Henchman and twenty-nine poor
Cator 10 10 0 debtors have been
Sir Henry Wilson, liberated from Ne-
w and the gate after long im-
rest of a Grand Jury prisonments (the
for Middlesex 40 0 number of whose
Another Middlesex wives and children
Jury 015 6 exceeded 120 souls),
W. C. * 1 1 0 and many of them
The Rev. Rowland were sailors arrest-
Hill . 010 6 ed by crimps on
Produce of the Poor's sham actions, or
Boxes at Newgate, persons imprisoned
to March '7 20 4 6 on false presences 23 10 0
Ditto, at theContptcrs 7 11 11 Foradvice, as
J. M. 2 2 0 and proceedings in
Miss Bayley,of Rants- regard to nume-
bury Manor 5 0 0 rous other debtors 10 10 0
C. N. Bayley, Esq. 5 0 0 For sundry articles of
I. M. Raikes, Esq. S 0 0 cloathing, as shoes,
J. Morgan and Sons 2 2 0 stockings, shirts,
Alexander Sniyth,E4q.2 2 0 jackets, petticoats,
46 Purse, per Watson 1 1 0 &c. • 46 12 0
---- For porter allowed to
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Dtsburtements 296 7 3 had children at the
----- breast, and fur pri-
Balance in hand 83 7 8 soners threatened
with low fevers for
want of adequate ,
sustenance 1 14 0
For sundry disburse-
silents as rewards
for cleanliness, &e. 8 10 0
For advertising, and
for expenoes of • _ _ _

£25,000
7,000
▪ 6,000
▪ 6,000
6,000
6,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
▪ 4,000
4,000
4,000
• 4,000
▪ 3,000
▪ 3,000
3,000
33:0:0)00
3,000
2,000

Making together the Sum of X 104,000.
The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there
is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property
will be very considerably increased in value. Offers have been
made from various Persons to purchase several of the Houses at
the prices they are estimated at, and it Is proposed that those
Prizes which are divided into mull shares shall be sold, and the
produce paid to the Shareholders according to their respective
Shares.

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