Star.
London, England, 1808-05-06 00:00:00

ARMY.

ALIEUTENANT in a Regiment with only one
Battalion (lately arrived from the East Indies) wishes to ea.
change into another Resiment ve,ll; two, a reasonable diffetence
being given.—Letters addressed NV. Z. to be left at Mr. Turn-
bull's, Stationer, Trongate, Glasgow, (post paid) will be immedi-
ately attended to.
N.B. Has no objection to a Regiment abroad.

WARM SEA-WATER BATHING, RAMSGATE,
ISLE OF THANF.T.

jriYASON, Proprietor of the WARM SRA WATER
• BATHS, begs leave to express his most grateful Thanks. fint
the Favours received last Season, and informs the Nowt' ry,
Gcwrar, Sm. visiting RAXSGATZ and ha Vitiadty, that his
BATHS ARE NOW OPEN for the ensuing Summer, under the
usual 'ferms aai Regulations, and assures them that every attyn-
tints shall be paid to render the application efficacious to the in-
valid, and a pleasurable preserver of Health to those who enjoy
it. And, from the many who are cured every Season, or. in a
great degree relieved from their various Complaint., be trusts
will insure a continuance of that support and recommendation be
has beat so highly honoured with.
The_ Term-„ with recommendatory Observations on Warm
Si a-Bathing, to be had at the Baths.
N. B. Each Bath is fresh filled with pure Sea-Water, to obtain
which the Proprietor has been and still is at a very great expence.
Bath House to let by the Month, or for the Season, on
very reasonable Terms.—Letsers of Inquiry, post paid, will be
strictly att n,led to,

THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which
begins Drawing JUNE 28, lathe only Ldtc.fry that ever
contained SIX: PRIZES of leopoo.

SCHEME.

6 Prizes of £O,OOO are
10,000
5,000
2,000
*POO
SOO ---
100
50
46

I' 0,000
20,0c0
10p00
6;000
5,000
sopo
epott
,:CO
22,000
60,060,

2
3

20 -.
10
1,000
4,000 ---r

.€9.a),000

25,100 Tickets.
NO FIXED PRTT.E.
lickct.: and &tares are ailing at all Licensed °races in
London, and by their Agents in the Country.
PRESENT PRICE.

Ticket

CO2 19$.

Quarter

£lO 15 0 I Eighth
5 9 0 Sixteenth

L 2 15 6
I s 0

No. 4, CORNHLL, and 9,..CHARING-CROSS.
TBLSH returns his most grateful Thanks to the
Nobility, Gentry, and Public in genera), for their un-;
hounded favours in the Lotteries just firishcd, and acquaints
them that 'llcLets and Shares lot the NEW :a-FATE LOTTERY,
to be drawn the 28th of June, are now selr,r.g as above; where,
in the L ptterics just finished, he sold and !hand
No. 17,611, a Prize of ae2::.,000. _
N. 18,455 -, - at:10,000 No. 4,182 - - £l,OOO
14,048 - - 6,000 988 - - 500
18,148 - - 5,000 17,966 - - 500
24,889 - - 5,000 24,5.57 - - Mt.,'
16,772 - - 9,000 5,614 . - 540
The First-drawn Ticket in the City Lottery, entitled to the
Grand I lot( I, valued at £23,000, ;was sold et Bish's Offices in
sixteen. Sixteenths ; also two otht.r of the substantial Freehold
Houses, value £9OOO.
Schemes, with particulars, to be had gratis; and the fortunate
holders of the above Prizes in both State and City Lotteries, may
have their mu;;ey by a•Tlyit:g to
No. 4, cORNE-111.1, or 9, CHARING-CROSS.

TO BE SOLI?, BY PRIVAIE eONTRACT,
A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in
the County of Hereford, comprising the Manor and Roy-
alty of HAMPTON COURT, die Ancient and Magnificent
iVlansion Houi.e, (replete with accommodation for a large Fa-
mily,) with the Offices Gardens, Pleasure Grounda, Pit*, the
Green farm, Water Mill, Lake, and Fish Ponds ; Picturesque
Cottars, Groves, Woods and Plantations, highly ornamented wit .
'limber, chiefly Oak ; comprising upwards of twelve hundred
State to Acres of very rich Ar.lble, Meadow, Pasture, Orchiird,
Hop Ground and Wood Land (lythe Free) ; delightfully situate
in a beautiful Country, five miles distant front the Borough of
Leominster, nine frim the city of Hereford, and one hunciced and
.•
thirty-live irom London.
To bo viewed by tickets only, or on application to Mr. Tanner
at the Steward's House in Hampton Court Park, of whom prin-
ted Particulars may be bid ; also at the New Inn at Hereford ;
the Hop Pole inn, Worcester, and at Garraway's Coffee-house ;
and the Price and further Particulars may be known by applying
to Mr. Clatidge, No. 47, Pall Mall, London, where a Plan of the
Estate may be taco.

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BY OiLDER Old HE HON. COMMISSIONERS OF HIS
A r ESTY'S CusToms.
TO BE SOLI) BY PUBLIC AUCTION, •
At the Ctm Hous, Harwich, on Tuesday tha 10th day of
May nesast,o e the Sale to commence preciaely at Ten o'Clock in
the f orenoon,
TIIE following ARTICLES of Foreign. 'Manu.
Letule, in small Lots, viz.
2 Elegant gold Opera Glassjs, ettamelrd and richly set •with
Pearls, cant Jibing a Watch complete, and a set of Musical
Works, with moving scenery.
2 Ladies gold lA'atchts, repeaters, with gold Dials, mama('
harks, and richly set with Pearls.
2 Ladies gold Musical Watches, with gold Dials and chas'4
back i.
6 Gold \Vatches repeaters, with gold Dials and chas'd backs.
6 Small hunting Do. Do. Do. 2 with rig. and 4 plain.
6 Do. 3 with chas'd backs and 3 plain.
2 Gold Watches, repeaters, fplain and I with a gold Dial.
6 Dn. hunting Do. 3 plain, and 3 with chas'd backs.
24 Gold Watches, with gold Dials.
13 Do. vlain.
9 Do. with chas'd hacks.
18 Ladies Do. with gold Dials and chaid backg.
*C. to. repeaters, with gold Dials anurchas'd backs.
10 Silve: Watches, plain.
6 Do. Hunting Do.
5 Do. Weite':es, with bilv,r Dials a,ncl enamell'd backs.
6 Do. Do. With gold Do. and Do.
9 Do. Do. Do. With enamelled hacks.
3 Do. Enuff Bows, containing each a Watch complete,
10 Sets of Watch Moverrtents.
411 Enaniella Watch BAAS:.
12 ip,zeti Gold Watch Hands.
10 (Ladies) Gold Necklaces.
6 Do. Do. Rings set with Pearls.
1 Do. Do. Head' Ornament tipped with Featis.
2 Do. Do. Net Pelts.
1 Do. Do. Net for the. Head.
17 Yards of Gold Chain for Ladies Nac'alaccs or Bracelets, and
148 Pair Gold Ear-rir.gs.
N.B. The Goods to be viewed at the Custom-onk, Harwich,
ts3ut...tihtienld‘ayVaptrcehvpioivalsst.o the Sale, between the hours of 10 i‘r,il 12
in the iorenoon and 2 3,43.41 u ;he afternoon.
Gne fourth Of the value of each lot to be depos,lted at the time
of sale, and the 1,70ds to be taisen away, with all finite, within
10 days after the sale, otherwise the deposit will he forfeited.
No Notes will be takt. bat those of tilt; 8?114,Pf Enillauds.Har-
u:.ch, or Manningtree, •
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