Star. — London, England, 1809-06-24 00:00:00

. • : a , • • , Nuntzt 69:55}., 'CrISS LIIIWOOD't EXHTIATIOS;in Leicester JAL Square, is new open, ask wilt eeittatkievei'y froi Ilia o'clock in the nun - ring untit dusk. ' stiOnit44l§,2 t MID hAsTnt: QN .7 .;FII . F.EH .on-A OLD.HOUSES, Discharged of-lAl4g* *V4P or Xt06,00 , 1n Gailii/Prlses. • ••'•• 1: 0 ; 0011 TOPt% r • • 4 ' To be drawn in Guildhall in Four Days, SOOd s .:Tiekctsiiach Day. No fixed Prin. • - • - THERE are Twenty-five grand *Capital Prizes in, this 4,onc,ri, consisting, of.Tersetplaine.excellent Freehold- HOUSES, iittiatk in Skinner-street atidPickett-street, &c. which' were Wilma/ed. la the year 1806, when building Materials were situclo ebsoper•tixan at present, by. five erninsnt, Surveyor?, anti prised bir t hing' upon oath, Wore a Conunittoe or the House of Commons, tab be worth Atperaids. of £loo,ooos . tit as• it is de sirable that the R ublic iambi know thepressnt improved value, of the propetty a'riEw Surivishd - Estimate is now irreparing,. which will ottipubiiiiidsivooti so" it cans hie obtained. Tickets and dares are on sale by SIR JAMES BRANStO reflr_ana*Cci.' W.. 97, Corerhilf; li''/Itad444's ^ Efaynsark..4. sov, 3tradd — rhot tad "a4d. 4041 14, 1 . 01 104 VC!!aril 4 4it e aktiles in the last - Cky Loiter*, . • • oss• s f i t hei r t. + ri m • •..; I • ti • Tick ot . • 4 0.%4 ' 4 °, - •' • - • Half - • at 4 Al . 3 . 11 Quaiter Illiteendl'• IV ' z+e like Prise will eherlY,Ofliedel — ec h ! rhe l a WEI 4 , 412111 e ltbir a 11: STATE 4.OTTBRY, * - TO BE intAw}i- O) DAY. eWIFT . and Co. respectfully. iafprrn ,the: I— , that 'Tickets and Shares are neer on Sale at all their Offices; at the same time they beg leave to IN:commend to the attention of their Frlends the Scheme of the present Lottery, which they trust will merit their approbation and support: in order to prtvent disappointment, it is necessary to observe, that there are only .61)00 Numbers in the Lottewand of course no Nuinher *her t h an 5,000 an d th a t CA sle PrTAL Whole will PR Ibe Drawn in One Day. ---- 4 of . .. ." ...--41.. 44121,1141C1 4 I .. of 4 of &G. &c.. &C. • • ' As there are Four Tickers of melt Number, Adventurers may have the Chance of gaining Eigkty.Tkousand Pounds. TO THE PI!TEILIC. .• rrHE Lords Con-testissioners of his Majesty's Trea -IL fury, having approved of the Scheme presented by us for the ensuing Lottery, we now submit it to the inspection of the 'l l 'obite, with a short explanation of principle on which it h constructed : and at the same time with con fi dence claim their patronage at support, from the firm conviction, that this Scheme will be found in every revert to Meet the beheficial intentions of Government, by proepting illegal ipso:vices, and rendering the Lottery a rational gasne of oharce, in which a man may adventure with the satisfaction of knowing, that while be pits -himself in the way of Fortune, ansi.contrlbutel ho the exigencies of the State, doss net support u evil to society.. . RICHARDSON and Co. MUT and co. Joint Contrictors. • * • STATE LOTTERY; '• ' • •- '• Po Ise dtawn is bas day, 20th of October, 1009, ' . . SC-1111./A,E. ' 4 .. . c 6 . _ .. - 119990 • ..... .....) •a• • • re. ; 41101000 t. 4 4 a ,...., ' 1,060 ... ll,OOO, 12 24 SO .. 4,990 • • .- ..' . 16 ....4 13,800. --- 90,000 Tickets. .0200.000 This Lottery consists of only 5009 Numbers (from 1 to 5000 inclusive) ,; hut there are Four 'Tickets of r.eh Number. which will be k..4erally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such • Number; for iftstanee,• if No. I should - be drawn is- PridM of "0;009, the rout Tiekete of that %utiliser w2l each be entitled to £eqooo, making, in , the whsle £00,009 ; so that if any person should purchase isore than One Ticket of the smile Number, and *a} . :dumber prove fortunate, he may gain ' • ' By Two Tickets of the same Number, '540,000 A Frisi nt By Three Tickets of the same Number, A 60,000 A Fria 4f By Your Tickets of the sane Nuraber, A wise or - - - - 110,000 And all other Prizes in the same PropOrtion. Tickets arid Shares are on Sale at ill tle• Ofaces. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, Ace. V LAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry, the *hove admired article it prepared only at far Waraltouseb No. 6, Edward-strset, Portman•square ; and (by appointment) may be bad !of 3 Baver, Edinburgh; Bell, Scar- T orough; Ore sans, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; ?ferry, Arigliton ; Lanier, Southampton ; Elliot and Seedhain, Bath ; Yeffsrys, Salisbury ; Lister, Swansea t Stephens, Bridlington Quay, &r. &c. and to prevent spurious imitations, each bottle bas Mr. Harvey's signature on . the label. E. la atthe wunottrne :hogs to recommend her genuine Esserce of Anchovies, which with a.valiety of rich Sauces and Pickles may he had le cases of all sizes, for family u•e and exportation. rA.NOLES rnanttlactured by . Simla, and with wAx,,E,D WICKS, have decided IVl . :?.nages ovs7 these made in the I.:ormnon ,way. , The tuldow being welted with steam is greatly immoved in its quati.y and clour, and the I.ekics, by being coated . witti wna,, emit a brighter flame, and are more tlurahle than others. Manufactured only by the Candle an-t Snap Company, :And sold far the convenience of l'amille*, in BOX , -1 of One, Three, Sit, and ve Dozen Pounds, at. NR. 162, Fleet-strcet, London, and J. Eaxter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goods for reedy money, Country VI-respondents are requested to send references for payment in Lorion ati..lt their orders. IiANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, • For the Infallible Prevention of a CERTAIN DISORDER. FORTY Years experience in e v ery q uarter of the World; has indisputably established the. Fact, to which the iiscoverer (the late Sir SAIIIIO L FIANN AT, Bart.) pledged him self, that this Preventative was infallible in its powers, and efic *flay secured to both Sex es complete profeetion,where the direc tions were punctually observed. Many are prudently deterred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally,. fearing tense: quences injerlisus to the Constitution. In the use of the Specific, (an external Wash) there is e ver y thin g to hope, nothing to dread —the doubts of the *septic, and the opposition of the interested, are alike subdued. It is notorious, and has been particularly tea 0. marked by the faculty, that this terrible disease isnot so frequent as heretofore, and the blessing has- been fairly attributed to the universal adoption of those principles, upon which this highly ce lebrated Lotion is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its eha, raver for so tong a period is its best eulogium, and advocates its ca=e better than a thousand attested eases, which, for obvious reasonk, the application of tins remedy renders inadmissible , • This•Asitivenereal Lotion is confidently recostroentled to the Army and Navy, and mall those gnir abroad, (ss it will retain its virtuesfcr years any climate) they, from the nature of their services, briar Mere peculiarly exposed to the ravages of tide disorder. It is sold in bettles,at es.•4ld, each; or Iris. if more than etre, and at.;7s. 6d.; oe three. fore glftiPtlitlbrelj,isiclutiesi), at No. 1, Little Svfoilk-street, EiaymerhA, whise„ t on g it can be had genuine. — it will be sent to 'any part of th!ln l its4 „Elngdorns, by inclosing, an address, real or assumed, sfith a Bank ito..e equivalent to the quantity 'requited, directed (post paid) to ~ Mr. Lana Coos, at the above oldititaltishad Watekostellt who Via an svor,,:ss sualtl,.all sedocs *that 1144. •• • . 7)7 • ' ---- - _ . , . . : • , *z AA :,,,*.; .•' .. , .--. • ...,-. , '' r: E ' 1 ~ 151=41-- 1. ''. • it . ' 4 . : ..% " "..'1 - f • 1 . . 4 ....5 - ' ' ' . il i CI ~.... • . % . . ° 1 . 6v - . 4 ' . • . ... 4. .?:: N . , ',• '• ( 44 t ~ • • ...-,-,.. f, Ne 1' .1 G . Vf •:. 1 L f..t I , 1. ,V4 4 ° V • I . f • . Al b • 7 eri . i f ... • • 4 '1 ir .. • . ......s, ... i .. IP ' i . I ': •• 1 '• :7 • ~., d , • .., k • .• r• . , • _ .. ....iir.,:,:...,...._ _,____,...,,,,... *4:4 • . • ' m sAris , Ay, UNE 24, Nitp - r PAT-OFFICAVoffir 20, 1809. AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND OTIURS. N Act having this day received. the Royal Assent for the Eniouragement of Seamen, and for other purposes, rherein it is provided,Ohat it shall norbi lawful for any Person Within the United Kingdom to receive any Wages, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Money for any Petty Officer, Seaman, Nen-Commis sioned Officer of Marines or Marine, or Non-Commissioned Officer or Soldier in the Army, other than and except Pcrsor.s 'who shall be duly Licensed by the Treasurer of the Navy for that purpose, who are required to give security fin their good conduct (which restriction is not to.extend to the Wives, Parrots, Chil dren, Brothers or Sisters, of such Petty Officers, Seamen, Ma ri°e*, and 501dieral,tia, take effect from the litst day of August next i Notic, is hereby given to all Persons who shall be desirous of taking out LibeneEi tinder the: Praisiobi of . the said Act, that 'tbernaust, on or . .ieriesi; the 4otk (14 of hay Mait; send their liames and PLztes Atrtik, pi r , sc as whom they shall propose es. Sisk etiet iji eats CMC, tqlPO 1 4 4 4 1 54 An 'the Penalty of Two Htukdre4 Ponuds, that - the perion desirous to be Licensed, shalt demean himself propirly, and shall duly ac , count to the Pprpny entitled . thereto, kir all the Wages, Pay; , Prize, or Botuity Money he shall receive. . Persons resident ht - Portiinotith,Plyinouth, Chat - tam or Sheer Isms, to trAnsmit the same to the,C4ief Clerk ottbe e Navy pay. Office at each oeibe:ieParti respectively ; and at ell dtlitsrPheel in Great-Britain and Iretarid, to the !Pay-Master aetlk Nairy Pay-Office, London. 7 • . "Tlif Pf•isce§ ace grantable fos Ow! Year!, ate ■Fir bs deter mined at any time by she Treasurer, in cases of anlieond uct of the Parties who shall obtain them. By Dire c tion of the Treasurer,' JOHN SMITH, Pay-Master. eflUlt:CH PREFERMENT rTO SOLD. the 'RECTORIES of ALDWIN -a- CLE ALL SAINTS, in the County of Northan3P/Se lONGSTON, In the County Souterset.—For particulars apply _ - Trysa i k;.x, Lincoln's inn z paid) to: s If any Person after the let September nett, who shall not have a Licente from the Treatises. , of the Navy, or shall,not be within the Degrees of Relationship above dessribed,..in, Seamen and others, shall offer himse3( to receive, or shall receive any Wages, Prize Money, et other Allewaricd to Seamen and others, he will be guilty ore , Nliedeene'esser, end on Conviction will be punished accordinglfy- ALMON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CtIMPANY, NAw eastioa-syssav, piLACIEFIIIARS; • Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from Flee, led on Lirsist and fer the Granaliwiluithilsidiocitstevties INSURANCES falling due at Midsnmtner, sllttUid ha renewed witbiu iftteu days from that periedo , hbatemeass are made, acsording-toshe Plae which erklinlcd with this Company,. on the Premiums of all.. Fire Insur,aces out of London. A large advantage is allowed on Life Inputarjee; and every facilityls afforded by which the bsterest idd tem* rtienceof the Public may be promoted. • ' " WARNER PlitPl43,.Secreetty. %IP Tjie Case any'e Dime far the Vitest.mid of Loti,lon, kelt N 0.117, nix ozfee446sreet.en the West;sicie of New Bend.stritt: • . • e. SUSSEX,. .. Ala • 1 A CR* . A DEStRABLE . RESIDENCE or a small gen teel Family, most 'delightfully situated on an .emiaonce, called Callback Hill, commanding extensive views of the Sea and serrounding Country, about a quarter of a mile from the 'lown at Bartle, In the County of Sussex, on the Londim road. A Messuage lately built, in the Cottage style, consisting of it Hall, Dining-parlour, Drawing and Breakfast-rooms, Kitchen, and thinfentent O ffi ces on the ground Boor, four good Bed-chamberi and a Lumber-roorn on the second floor, a Laundry detached, a two-stalled Stable, a Shrubbery, and' a Flower Garden in frOnt, and a Garden in high state of cohere, fenced in end well stocked with choice Fruit-trees, now in the occupation of Mrs. Fer;is, Widow of the late Dean orßattle. ' Also a•very neat Cottage adjoining, in the occupation of Charles Hammond, which at a small expence may be -wade exceeding 'good •detiched Officei to the aliceii premises, and now let at £lO per annum. The premises are Copyhold of Inheritance, subject ton Brie at the will of the Lord, and r a quit rent of 2i. 101, per annum, but not heriotable. • • The Estate may be viewed, by applying .at the premises, and further particulars may be hid at the Office of Messrs. Tilden, Santpoor, and Barton, Battle; and of Mr. Ellis, Sacitor; NO. U, Hatton-Garden, where a plan of, the House" and Buildings may be seen. SOU rf-i-RILL, follinsTfiEAD THICXET: - 'DUCATION for. the: ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.. The Parent, and Guardians of aen;leinen designed for. the Royal Military College, are informed that a re gular system of previous Education for such Gentlemen exclu aively. is established in the vicinity of Marlon - , under the iniste diee sanction of the Governor, the Lieutenant-Covepor.and th , ! Officers of the Royal Military College. The object et this institution is to lay the ground -special that course of studies, which. Will aaeilwards be perfected in the Col lege, by to.nidning the ordinary printiples of A etassical education with instruction jn such .sclenc.es as are most essential to theiMi litary. Profession. No Pupil will be received Who Is shove 14 years orate ;* those CArtitkrtneti excepted, who, harieg pasied the examinationfor ad miui m at Marlow, are prevmte4 by the want of vaeanciesirom immediately joining the ColifTe. • • Tai Ceram are inn Guineas per anneal ; in which are belit tled the use of all requisite books, a separate bed, and every Other expellee ef educe: ea and liotrd, washing excepted. Every Geutlenian corning from a former Mheel is eapeetei to pre !lice a eta-tit:ate of his good conduct under.tke hand ef tke Master of the school ; and it is particularly rejdeitecl of the t'a • rent that be may notbring with bine a greater, mutt titan one gui nea for packet-stoney ; he will be permitted, hoyfever, to receive an allowance from la.ta, 15..1381. per wiak.• j above. Plie has ! wedged the appeabifloi of the Stipreme Military bard:. and is.eirduersqd by doe ikev. James Knellis, B.I). late classical and Historical Professor in he Royal Military Colley, mid Pellow of Lincoln College t oifora ; to wham all ap , plicatiens snaky he. adliessed:' RoMATte setita OE .V01.4G4K, (the 'L. , original invention of Mr. Henry, and 'bronshtllT his suc sanive itaprovardents to the hlghest• perfection)" 'continues to be 'prepared , and soli by THOrviA.S and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists, Manchester.., Thip agreeable perfamed*Liquor 10,ampoltacl of 14glidysontan tctted. yJnegar, lensed with the most pleasant Arometni nod al e Atm; Antiseptics. Its "punient" Odour *lien ' oftrionely grateful and:salutary in Head Aclis, ledintings,'and'fir all I-Maces of .Ptiblic Retort, (as Theatres, daurts of lustios, -Am.)* In it cosinteracts the bad effects of heated and foul Au'. It is also the bitst,Aotiglate against the infection of all Contagious As there are many spurious and infekior liait9tion3, uti4eftite seme a n 4 similar names, some of ivhiek afe faifictoutly repre sented al improVernents, the public art eektiestad t,, obset 4 ve, that the names of THOMAS and, WILLIAM }ENRY, Man chester, ate engi-aved on each, stamp, and moulded in. the gLus Of onefrbottle. " ' P " 'Tih AROMATIC - SPIRIT of VINEGAR, - rlc -(Snblep'ffldlusted).ls odd , wholesales and by .)I.4.gLst and' tis.sw, Cor.kinukuran, (thd only Agents in J..ondon autheilsed by she proprietors); velure maybe had, sponge BO!, of Gild, Cafintlian„ Chtistal, qkg. Mut, HiIIiitYVCAI.CINEU MAGNESIA, In 'bottles at e s , 0. an 4 t i m e e.ifiiiketss .topers, sE 4s. sash ; their tounes being on the stamps. . . • ~ .a..w • tPRICE teXPINMI-fAIiFPINNY. This day was published, ' In One Volume, .Quarto, illustrated with 'Thirteen Plate!, • price Two Guineas in boards, • 'pedlcpendolsr,pcnstissioit, ter His Worst liigh tl ep.tke,l24 4l , 6E prWs Les, rll4 AdettlNT of ellfttKrrilt • • 4 MA itXIC6 ) . and the %relict of SOW, 4onriled from ,b/liscellanerls Observations-4string, and ionli Teildence id; and .varlous. journiec throughout Nose Coalotslesi To Which Is adiledotti accurate and ¶'iiteresting Atr t otlpt s pf PhIROCTOO, the 'great Emporiuvn of Oe tr.i Africa. •. • Bruited- for the W. Bulmer 90. Co. and sold by - O. and W. Nicol, looksellers Majesty, Pi11...44411. • • 4 --"•'-` I BRITISH GALI.ERY Of PORTRAITS. erinted /Or T.*CADELL ansAMO:liLiffls. • Stkandt: T FIR§T NUMBER il , in a ted; 4tlas quaiio,.piitie 11. ind in tressions, price 01. IGs. enstains Ebb • ificelind k•ortzgiti of• he Ring and Qtien t , of Earl Sp,ncrr . , Magpl I l ontl.Hood; the late e ßishog Low.th, and Sir Lucas Pepyil l wltk ilfort bl og rapnisat • "•,,* The. Second Niths!, • containing rdettusti or ire tate Bishop Potters, Karl Si. Vincent. the : late Mrs. Montagu, Lori Chancellor Thurlow ' Lord Hutchinson, and .Sit Joshua Rey • Rids,Rids,with biographical Notices, Will be etilalisked in a few days and it is helped that a reviler Months PuNkathoi *in be Seta: • blialted.sliort4y. • 1 .• • ; EJ.I 1:. ; .*: . .. a A Prospectus 0 . 1 the *ark may be had of the publisher!.. , -. r . -..••,,, THE ciaLOMBIAD. • 'NI day was puNislipd, in one elegant Kolume, Ste. , . . ! .• , price 15Lin boards, i • Tat' OLUMBAD,.. ap - tin.:.; POEM, ifl, Ta g. .. . • A- Boolta, selsting to the DLscovery, Settlement, an tibn of' Am'ettta —l3s? 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It. hears-is Alit, as to .the busiaese.of life, and the lira Printiples of general koewitdge, exaitly the Same tfen as the Church Catechism; i(nd ► Cateshisma of Dr. Watts, beer so the Sincipleessf is. aid M g t t l eii for - Ridden Pasture, No. 6, &id riereek, ; lend so be had,.w p the other muilitpftenerd Woritoeif tkiallitte Aethor, of all'Boekseiters in Town and Cotestny. ,• • •, • THE ONLY WORK OF THE KIND. , - • This day way published, a new estitim, co mpleteyle 95 vol ume, small 1. - To.aclapted for the library, price £6 ss. in bard' k,or dm small and common paper, adapted for retools and puny : pg. • sons, price .f..i in lxntrds, . . U NIVV.RSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern; comprorteelding the Hittories Of i ;erery Nation' Itingdmn, and Empire on the Globe, Ervin the atm atioonnt;:of Sim* to the general peace of 1806. • . . - - • By WILLIAM . MAVOR, LL.D Rector of Stoneafteld, Vicar of Hurley, Chaplain to" eke Alert Ai Moira, &c. &e. dtc. " Thi•ilitteririg receptfrin with which this work has bine iiiiitour mil* ed, and the rapid sale of strezessive. large editions of ,of .the volumes, are the I:est - pr3Ofs Whic h . the author cao • iir its claim to find a Poe nreverlY public and private ' / alld its every seminary of edurstiosuin the Eiupire. - ;•• , The v:)lLtnes imy be had separately or phrioaallf ; the An cient History may be purchased by itself In 9 Oolutiteiti and the Modern History in 16; or the whole may be - bad halflornid, or in elegant biadrings, at the Pleasure of the purebaief.: . Printed for RicwARD Pout, rs, No. 11, Bridge-sitillikkithitits • be had a booksellers. • • - . • Of whole may likewise he bad, the otberVforks of pr. • The Bricishalgeiot, eta edition, Si. • • . • a Elements of Natural H i story, th edition, U. . •Unfversti Short Hand, 7th edition,. 'h. ed. • Plutsretes Stedbiais,..s. • ••• ". Classical English Poetry, Sd adtciois, es. '1 ha Father's Gift, 3 vols. id tdititm, es. 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