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London, England, 1820-08-10 00:00:00

FOURTH LOTTERY FOR 1819,

TO 1i DRAWN
30TH OF AUGUST,
&ing the FIRST PART of the Contract for 20,000 Tickets,
to finish Drawing 28th NOVEMBER, 1820.
SCHEME.
of £16,000 are £32,000
4,000
1,000
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210
200 ..
100 .. 1,000

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1a 24 Prizes,
4,4;6 Blanks.

£67,200

8.6(10 Tickets.

FIXER PRIZES.
The *Two ,e16,0e0 Prizes are to have the *Two £4,000
prizes added to them ; and these Foust Prizes in the Scheme
are to form TWO Prizes of £20,000.
The Tickets in the present Contract were purchased of Go-
vernment for KIGHTTEN TitOUSAND Five HUNDRID AND Rioters-
-user. ?smuts Six Snit.zmcs AND EiGICT-PINCE tett than Meilen
n:ry. After the profe.sions of rubric iefocipts that were
tr.,:dr, it was expected that a preportionate rehirction would be
te..de in the price *Uric! t.se Pudic ; but no, the contrary is
tt.tl fact, for the Tickets (although they were &Vigils so much
1r1,441(7) are sold at a lIICHER PRICE THAN THE LAST; these terms
Are, no doubt, more beneficial to the Contractor, but it win
Arc some ingenuity to thew that tbcy are wore advantageous
ti •
110« favours of the Public in the present or any future Lottery
kill c gratefully acknowledged, and punctually executed, by
Their obliged and obedient Servant,
G. C.%RROLL,
2f, rntord-street. Contractor for the Lottery just ended.
(*si im!. had the ple:..F.lre, in the last Lottery, of Selling
I ti!teriug a greater amount of Capitzl Prizes than any other
I- 'tilt:kali% No. 10,773, a grad Prize of £lO,OOO, Consols.

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