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London, England, 1817-06-25 00:00:00

NEW GOLD SOVEREIGNS.

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SIVEW RIGHT, the Contractor for the Grand
SUMMER LOTTERY of 10,400 Tickets, has made
arrangements for accommodating /very Holder of a Prize with
the beautiful NEW GOLD COIN ; Two-thirds of all the 1 isketa
(Az, 7,000) will be drawn 9th JULY, and every one being enti-
tled to some Benefit, will have the privilege of claiming some
Sovereigns in Payment. The Scheme contains FOUR PRIZES
of TWENI Y THOUSAND POUNDS each, and t o former
Scheme, of so small a number of Tickets, ever did contain-more
thin TWO, there is therefore twice the usual *chance of obtaining
Priam of that Ihaguitude, itt faiour of every Adveututer. The
Scheme shortly is

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1,000 ......
24
1,190 smaller Prizes
5,900 Blanks to be New Tickets, or receive £lO
Money

' 4 Prises of
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are

••• ••• •••

.C50,0!%0
204 00
4,000
2,000
5.400
19,050

2

• 59,000

1,064 Prizes.

£189,460

Tim the absolute small Prizes are equal to the usual propor-
tion. There is further the 5,900 Blanks, that In former Schemes
-amid have remained Blanks, are in this Scheme to become New
Ikkets, or entitled to £lO each, making an LX IRA SUM Of
£59,000 in favour of this Lottery. A splendid Total of
.fib9,4GO, and every Ticket bona fide worth £l6. 7s. sod. in
Money, or £6.75. 10d. each more than Mutter Lotteries, though
Tickets are £.5. cheaper, and selling at the low prices of
•" Ticket. - 418 las.

A Half ..... ,C 9 19 0 I Eighth
A Quar.er ...... 5 1 0 I bisteenth ,61.65. only.
At ht, Old Offices,
No. 37, Coastaitt, No. 11, Hotsosti,
38, Hittismtarr, I 141, OXIOID.STRIZT.

The Drawing begins the 9th of JULY, when the First-drawn
Nee will receive TEN THOUSAND POUNDS more, and
e►iry Ticket will latleorne a sma:l Prise of not lets than 4:10
value, with tbk privilege of receiving some New Gold Sovereigns,
and being the only chance of obtaining that superb New Coin.

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