TO BE DRAWN IN GUILDHALL,
IN ONE DAY,

Tuesday the 26th This Month,
THE GRAND

City of London Lottery
FOR FREEHOLD HOUSES,

DISCHARGED OF LAND-TAX,
AND VALUED AT

Upwards of £100,000 in Capital Prizes.

ONLY 20,000 TICKETS.

LIST OF CAPITAL PRIZES.

THE GRAND HOTEL,

No. 9, Skinner-Street, Value £25,000

1 of £7,000 | 6 of £3,000
4 ______ 6,000 | 1 ______ 2,000
7 ______ 4,000

Making together the Sum of £104,000.

The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and
there is no doubt but the Property will very considerably
increase in value. Others have been made by various Persons
to purchase several of the Houses at the Prices at which they
have been estimated, and it is proposed that those Prizes
which are divided into small Shares shall be sold, and the
Produce paid to the Shareholders according to their respective
Shares.

Present Price, — Ticket £7 19s.
Half — — £4 4 0 | Eighth — — £1 2 0
Quarter — — 2 3 0 | Sixteenth — 0 11 0

Tickets and Shares are on Sale by the following

Agents in BATH:

At BARRATT's Library, ... for Swift & Co.

R. CRUTTWELL, ... for Transcomb & Co.

DUNN and FLINT, ... for Bish.

M. GYE, ... for Hornshy and Co.

W. MEYLER for Richardson, Goodluck & Co.

R. RICARDS, ... for Hazard, Burne and Co.

THE
HAY-MAKER.

THE peasant, who labours a summer's longday,
In Sol's burning heat, and receives but low pay,
Procures, at the most, but a scanty subsistence,
While Plenty smiles round, and remains at a distance;

Still Hope spurs him on, while he, cheerful and gay,

Reaps in the ripe harvest, or turns the new hay.

Ye sons of Industry, you hope not in vain.—

See Fortune's rich harvest, where gold is the grain,
Now ripe for the sickle; 'tis there you may glean
Whole laps full of wealth (from the Lott'ry I
mean);

There many have gain'd independence and ease,
And many may now do the same, if they please.
A crop so abundant deserves every hand:

Here's treasure, lads, offer'd, with Houses & Land;
The City invites you, now quickly advance—

Guildhall is the place, there you'll soon have a
chance

For Freeholds and Fortunes; sure none will forbear
While such may be had, to put in for a Share.