For the benefit of the new hospital, to be erected in Dublin, by authority of their excellencies the Lords Justices of Ireland.

For the benefit of the New Hospital , to be erected in Dublin . By Authority of their Excellencies the Lords Justices of Ireland .

TO be drawn in the City of Dublin for 25000 l. according to the following Table , and to be performed with Balls after the manner of the Greenwich Adventure , which was adjudged by all to be the best method that ever was used to prevent fraud or deceit in the managers thereof , and gave the greatest satisfaction to all the Adventurers .

By the encouragement it has hitherto met with , there is no reason to doubt its being drawn ; full in December next without further delay .

The Undertaker hopes that no Adventurer will be discouraged , because it is to be drawn in Ireland for if it be objected , that the Undertaking being performed there , they cannot see it drawn , and the Trustees being strangers to them , they may doubt the fairness of the performance , and whether they may receive their Prizes , if so fortunate to get any . To obviate which , 't is answered , That the Trustees are so well known by most Merchants in the 3 Kingdoms , to be persons of great Estates , and unquestionable Honour and Integrity , that there is no room to doubt their justice , nor have the English Adventurers so much reason to question its being done in Ireland , as the Dutch , the French , and other Foreigners , had those in England , who freely remitted great Summs to be adventured in that for Greenwich Hospital , and are now the greatest Adventurers in this , without questioning the credit of the Undertakers , or the fairness of the management ; and 't is certain , 〈…〉 Adventurer in an hundred , was ever present at the drawing of 〈◇〉 in England , but depended on the justice of the Trustees .

They have , for further satisfaction , empowred one of the Undertakers of the Greenwich Adventure , to deposit such money as shall be received there , in the Bank of England , to answer the payment of their Prizes in English Money , who will also be present at the drawing thereof , in behalf of the English Adventurers , and will take care to send over corrected Lists in print of every days drawing , to be published in London ▪ and engages to see the Prizes punctually paid at the Bank ▪ as those were in the said Greenwich Adventure .

There being therefore no reason left to doubt of justice , all persons are desired to be expeditious in taking ●ut the remainder of the Tickets , that the drawing may be effected accordingly .

Such as are willing to subscribe , may enter their Subscription ▪ at the Undertakers Office , at Mercers Chappel Porch Cheapside , near the Bank at Mr Harrisons Goldsmith in Cheapside , and at Mr Puckles , Notary Publick it Popes Head Alley in Cornhil , paying down only 2 s . in the pound , and keeping the rest in hand , till notice be given in the publick Papers of Drawing .

And for the convenience of all those that are so desirous to Adventure in Partnership , a certain quantity o● Stock of Tickets that remain uncut are divided as following , viz Every 5 s . Ticket contained in the said quantity , is divided into 5 equal parts , which are made into small Tickets at 1 s . each . So that every one that takes out a single 1 s . Ticket , is entituled to a 5th part of the benefit that arises with the 5 s . Ticket , from which it was cut , as appears plainly by the Books of Tickets so divided as aforesaid , by which the advantage to each Adventurer is ; That by taking out 10 single 1 s . Tickets . out of 10 several 5 s . Tickets he has a 5th share in all the benefits that arise in the said ten several 5 s . Tickets from which they were cut .

Note , That every Receiver is accountable to the Adventurers , for what Money he receives , till they pay the money into the Bank of England .

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Tickets at 5 s . and smaller Tickets at 1 s . each may be had at most Goldsmiths and Coffee Houses in the City of Dublin , and at the following places in England .

RECEIVERS . At the Undertakers Office at Mercers Chappel Porch Cheapside , near the Bank of England . Mr Edward Harrison , Goldsmith in Cheapside . Mr Pinfold Goldsmith in Lombardstreet . Mr Fordham , Goldsmith in Lombardstreet . Mr Cowper Goldsmith against the Maypole , Strand . Mr 〈◇〉 Goldsmith in the Strand . Mr Keat Goldsm ▪ at the Unicorn 〈◇〉 the Strand Mr Bullock Goldsmith in Cheapside . Mr Reynolds Goldsmith in Fleeestreet . Capt . Jenkins Goldsmith in Essexstreet Mr Hickin Goldsmith against Grays Inn Holbourn Mr Underwood Golds ▪ at Fetterlane end in Holbourn Mr Lloyd Golds . next to the Globe Tavern Hatton Garden . Mr Lyon , Goldsmith near the Playhouse Lincolns Inn Fields . Mr Pounton , Goldsmith in Long A●e Mr Catterall Golds . in Russelstreet , ●o● Garden Mr Clements Goldsmith in Newgatestreet . Mr Elms Goldsmith in Newgatestreet . Mr Yarner Goldsmith in Newgatestreet . Mr Roberts , Goldsmith in Newgatestreer . Mr De Caine Goldsmith in Bishopsgatestreet Mr Wilcocks Goldsmith near Bishopsgate Mr Grant Goldsmith St Margaret Hill Southwark Mr Rich . Parker under the the Roy . Exc. Bookseller Mr Brown , Bookseller near Templebar . Mr Benj . Took at Temple Gate Bookseller . Mrs Fabian in Mercers Chappel . Mr Mashbourne Mercer in Oxford . Booksellers . Mr Geo Rose in Norwich , Mr 〈◇〉 Hildyard in York , 〈…〉 Mr Rose , a Sword-cutler in Ludgate-street . Mrs Milner , a Toyshop in Popeshead Alley . Mr Trubshaw , a Caneshop in Bartholomewlane ▪ Mr Holcomb at the Bear Tavern , Holborn . Mr Phips Kings head Tavern Holbourn . Mr Batsons Coffee-house in Cornhil ●obins Coffee-house in Exchange-Alley . Mr Allen , Bri●●●s Coffee-house in Cornhil . Grigsbys Coffee-house behind the Royal Exchange . Jacks Coffee-house in Swithens Alley by Exchange . Joes Coffee-house in Swithens Alley . Peters Coffee-house the corner of Finchlane ▪ Mr Frut●rer , Exchange Coffeehouse Cornhil . Mr Jacks at Coles Coffee-house , Birchinlane Mr Tingnels Londonstone Coffee-house , Cannonst●ee● ▪ Mr Giggs Garter Coffee-house by Custom-house . Tarrants Coffee-house within Aldgate . Jonathans Coffeehouse behind Royal Exchange ▪ Walsals Coffee-house in Bartholomewlane . Rows Coffee-house at the Bridge Foot , Southwark . Mr Iv●s Scotch Coffee-house , Bartholomewlane ▪ Mr Duncalfs Garter Coffeehouse by Ro . Exchange Mr Squires Coffeehouse in Fullers Rents ▪ Mr Shank , Nandoes Coffee House near the Temple . Mr Sheffields , Temple Coffee-house , Fleetstreet Mr Hinton at the 3 Conys Grocers Alley . Mr Browns Coffeehouse , Bellyard , Templebar Mrs Wells Coffee house at Scotland Yard . Mr Mitcheis , Rainbow Coffee-house by Northumberlandhouse Young Mans Coffee-house at Charing Cross . Mrs Potters Coffee-house near St James's-house Robinsons Coffee-house in Berry-street