Star.
London, England, 1808-03-04 00:00:00

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4Tif IGI-Ti CAPTFAL PRIZ
• r..
_. . In. the last Year, including
*WO PRIZES OF THIRTIPTHOUSAND POUNDS,
, . • . Were 'all shared•and sold by
T•
BISH, at his old established Offices, No. 4;
• COILNIVILL, and No. 9, CUAILING CRO6, Lobsion, where
Tlcletsand Shares are selling for the STATE LOTTERY, the
edissne of which contains more than double the Number of
Prises than were in the last Principal and Supplementary Lotte-
!Wadded together—viz. .
i Prizes of 4'20,000 20 Prizes of - *l,OOO
3 --- 10,000 30 -- 500
4 -- 5,000 45 —...- 100
licc. &c. Sec.
ileiteis and Shares aro also selling for the CITY LOTTERY,
theVes of which consist of substantial Freehold Wows, dis-
dis iiCl:and-Tsit. The Scheme contains
•it* , Valued at Avspoo 1 7 Each of £43,090
,000
1 -•---- 7,000 8
4 Each of 8,000 1 --- ppm
141,0111, in the Country may be supplied, the isme as if present,
iy• srlxliiti their.orders, post or carriage paid, to either
No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross.
Vs ere Schemes may be had gratiif and all Prizes in either Lot-
tell will be paid on Demand by T. EISH.

ff WILL PAY YOU WELL FOR READING.
SHARES of Ticzilrs Sisters Shillings a Ticket cheaper at
I jraclNE R't, N 0.16, CORNIULL, than at the other
The Statement of Prices as under, will clearly
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prove the-great saving to the Public :
WARNER'S Paters, OTHER OFTICES' PRICES,
Affording a good Profit. which they avoid Publishing
Fliit. 10 12 0 Half 10 15 C
Quarter
Aghth • .........'• 213 6 Eighth ....
ill:o=th - 17 0 Sixteenth ......
NEXT TUESDAY, the Bth of MARCH. the WHEELS of
the GRAND STA'TE LOTTERY go round,
Aboidantly stored with Capitals, three times the Number of
former-Lotteries, viz.
-,620.,000r of
10,000 30 ....,
5,000 45 ..-
Bcc. Etc. Sm.
Persons in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing
sink NOtei; Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find
an additional advantage, at t:Woan ea's, as the Country Offices
frequently put on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the
Aber London Offices. •
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. Letters enclosing Bank-Notes, Bills, or Poet-Office Orders,
Must be paid Double Postage ; and Letters enclosing Cash, must
be paid Treble Postage. .
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3-
4

XI 000
500
100

YOUI,I6GENTLEMAN, about the age of 18,
who can liendliissuind to mercantile concerns, with a view
to becoming a partner in a few years, in a most lucrative and ho-
Dounble.establishment, may hear of an opening in a house abroad,
that' the present situation of the Continent does not interfere
with. The advantages to be obtained are 'Very superior, and the
'connection to be formed, is with a house of the highest respecta-
bility. Secrecy will be expected and observed during any nego-
liation, and the most indimutablprOof can at once be given as to
'die truth of the above particulars. To prevent trouble as well as
disappointment; no person need apply who cannot with ease sup-
ply a premium of five or six thousand pounds. . No personal en-
quiry will be noticed.—l.etters only (post paid) with real names
and place of residence, addressed to Mr. H. Marshall, to be left
at No. 65, Cheapside, willbe.attended to.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD,
Pursuant to two several Orders of the High Court of Chancery,
made in a Cause, wherein Sir James Tylney Long, Bart. (now
ileceaeetl), an infant, by his next friend is Plaintiff, and Thomas
Peckham Phipps, Esq. and other are Defendants; and in a
Cause, wherein Catherine Tylney Long, an la nt,by her next
friend, is Plaintiff, and Lady Catherine Tylney Long,
widow, and others, are Defendants, before Luna Stanley, Esq.
one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room
of the Court of Chancery, in outhamptou Buildings, Chancery-
lute, London, on • Tuesday the e9th day of March next, be-
tween the hours of Twelve and One of the Clock in the After-
noon,ENT SEVERAL Freehold Messuages, Buildings, and
d Premises, situate in Spicer street, Hunt-street, sad Ham-
court, situate at Mile-End, New Town, in the parish of Saint
Dunstan, Stepney, in the county of Middlesex, being the rye.
mites comprised in Lots 8, 10,11 and 13, in the general particular
of the Estates, sold before the said Master in the said Causes, on
the 18th and 10th days of August last.
Particulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Chambers,
ie Southampton-buildings aforesaid, at the Oitice of Mr. Arnold,
Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; and of Mr. Purser, Surveyor,
Bennett-street, Blackftars-road, where a Plan of the Premises
may be seen.

PATERSON'S ROADS—IMPROVED.
On the 7th of March will be published, price 10s. 6d. in boards,
The Fourteenth Edition of
A NEW and Accurate Description of all the Direct
and Principal Cross ROADS tn ENGLA
anND and Wd
ALES,;
and PART of SCOTLAND ; ged upon improve Plan
so that the Gentlemen's Seats, and other remarkable Objects, are
Drought under the eye in the same page iu which the Roads are
described; with correct Routes of the Mail Coaches a variety
of late Admeasurements ; and a new and comprehensive Map ;
also, %Table of the Heights of Mountains and other Eminences,
from the Grard Trigonometrical Survey of the Kingdom, by
Lieutenant-Colonel Mudge : Like.wise a Table of the principal
Towns, with the Rates of Postage to es& ; the Times of Arrival
and Departure of the Malls; the Number of Houses; and the
Population, Ste. &c. &e.
The whole greatly improved and augmented by the assistance
of Fanners FRIt LIN G, Esq. Secretary to tiv.- Post-Office; and of
the several Surveyors of the Provincial Districts, under the
authority of the Post-Master-General. •
By Lieutenant-Colonel PATERSON.
Assistant Quarter-Master-General of His Majesty's Forces.
Printed for the Proprietor, and sold by Messrs. Longman,
Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ; and Mr. Paden,
Charing-Cross. Where maybe had, price 4s. sewed,
PKIERSON's ROADS, printed without the Seats, in a pocket
;tae, for the convenience of Ttavellen.ou Runback.