Star.
London, England, 1813-04-17 00:00:00

NUMBER 8149.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY'S, WESTNIINTER BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Plidde
Regent and Duke of York.
WILL -0 PEN, for the Summer Season, on
MONDAY NEXT, 19th April, 'introducing, after an
absence of three years, Messrs. DAVIS, PARIZR, &c. (latterly of
the Theatre Royal, Covent-Car !en), thereby fnrn\ing the origi.
nal Double Compaq. The Entertainments will commence at
half past six precisely, with a Grand Emile, exhibiting a stud of
the most beautiful tibrses in this Kingdom ; after which, even-
Sive and extraordinary HORSEMANSHIP, by Messrs. W. and
Davis, on Two Hoists! and the intrepid remain Bspestrian,
Miss Bannister, on 'a single hor.e.
(First time) a grand Heroic, Equestrian, and Pedestrian Spec-
tacle, in two parts, with nvst extensive nonleaded,' new scenery,
filathinecy, dresses, made; and decorations, called
FERbINAND OF SPAIN; or,

ANCIEN CHIVALRY.
Principal Characters—Messrs. Makers, Collett, Darnley, Bou-
langer, Taylor, Seutt.by, R. L. Jones, Hating, Blanchard; Mrs.
Ridgeway, and Mrs. Astley.
After which, a Comic Song by Mr. Hening.
Also, Equestrian Esercisrs by Mr. Makeen ; tlown, Mr. T3sher.
To moclude with (never performed) a new Comic Passtcnuitne,
taken from the Arabian Nights, called
THE FOUR GATES; OR, HARI.EQUIN'S KEY.
Principal Characters—Harlequin, Mt. Taylor; Maugraly,
Elr. Isaacs; Hage Cadage, Mr. Boulanger; Pantaloon, Mr. Blab-
chard ; Buffoon, Mr. Usher; and Clown, Mr. Southby. Kar-
dach, Mr. Bloomgren; and Columbine, Miss Taylor.
Doors open at balf-past Five, beging at halfrpast Six. Second
Price at half-past Eight. Boxes 4s. I'it its. Gall. Is. Places
taken at the Theatre from Ten till Three.

THE S FATE LOTTERY.
ALL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS on the 6th of
MAY ! Twenty Thousand Tickets, numbered from No.
Ito No. W,OOO. To be Drawn in Four separate Da,ys.

l'rizes.
3 of

SCHEME.
Value.
5e20,000
10,000
2,000
1,000
LOU
900
200
100
SO
40

Total Value.
460,000
30,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
9,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
2 000
80,000

i 0
15
SO
40
50
10,000

••••••N•

•• • •••• ••

20 Etc. &S.

10,159 Prizes. £2opoo
he first-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £2O each, £20,000
'1 he second-draivn 1,000 Blanks, £lO each, £lO,OOO
More than half the Ticktts arc
SURE TO BE PRIZP.S.
BISH, the Contractor, respectfully advises an Immed:xte
purchase, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and the increas-
ing demand in Town and Country, the Tickets and Shores will
certainly rise in Price.
•,` "ersons in the Country who may find any diifinrlty in
4
getting supplied by the Agents, are requested to send their Oiders
to the Contractor's fortunate Offices,
4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON.

BOTANICAL io-rrERY.
BRANSCOMB, at the Lucky Office, Holborn
Bars, embrace' the present opportunity to inform her
Peiemls, and the Public, t:tat the ROYAL BOTANICAL LOT-
TERY will be drawn on the eth nest Month (May.) It contains
20,000 Tickets, 10,000 of which are Prizes, and the merits of
this Work by Dr. THORNTON, are so great in the various de-
partments, as to render it impassible to give an adequate descrip-
tion of them in the limits of an Advertisement.
Tickets £2. Ss; each are selling as above, where Plans of the
Drawing and value of the Prizes may be h.ll and specimens of
the beautiful Ingravinp seen.
Every Purchaser will be presented (gratis) with an emblemati-
cal Priut, containing a strong Likeness of the EMIMROII ALEX-
Al 4 ne a, the Musa. out Patron of Dr. 'l'hornton's Work;.

BOTANICAL LOTTERY, to Ee drawn the 6th
of Next Month, MAY, 1813.
£O,OOO Tickets, 10,000 of which are Prizes.
List of the Prizes, with the estimated value of each, extracted
icons the Act of Parliament
1 Valued at
399
2no
etiO
9,000
7,000

.
. •

• • '•

X 5,080 15,0%
BO 15,920
3,,) 6,000
IS 9,000
5 10,000
.3 111,000

.
. .

10,000 Prise..
10,000 Bbnks.

AMICABLE SOCIETY,
FOR INSMANCE OF LIVES, SERJEANTS' INN, nil?:
STREET, INCORPORATED BY QUEEN ANNE, 1706.
THE DIRECTORS have now to offer to the at-
tention of the Public, Tables of Raw, which have been
lately completed, for the INSURANCE of LIVES, at the various
ages from a'to 67 ; eitherfor the whole of Life ; any spediancia.
bey of Years ; the contingency of one person surviving another
or by the joint-continuance of the Lives of two Persons; the
Insurance payable on the Death of either.
These calculations have been made with the advantage of Ta-
bles of Mortality, formed frcyr ete actual contlouance of Life,
which has been practically ascertained by the experience of more
than a Century; the Society having been Incorporated by Queen
Anne, in 1706.

0,000 Tickets. Value 467,c00
Tickets, JeIL St. each, are selling by HAZARD, Box::, and Co.
'tech Broker., b 3, Royal Exchange.
Every Purchaser will be presented (gratis) with an emblema-
tical Print, containing a Eying likeness of the r•mpetor Alexan-
der, the illustrious Patron of Dr.'lliortiton's Works.

insurances In this Office are tifected in certain cases at a re-
duction of nearly 20 per Centvand on the whole on terms greatly
favourable to the insured.

%sumps toey be efeeted from MOO to 8E5000; sad e'er"
land of Insurance, howeves short the period of continuance is
entitled to a participation in the pecuniary advantages accruing
to the Corporation. It may be proper to add, that these advan•
tages are wholly appropriated to the Becefit of the Ipsured, in
proportion to the amount of each Insurance, as circumstances
arise in the year in which the death happens ; and that the amount
paid by the Sudety, frequently exceeds the sum insured.
Tables may be had at the Office, where attendance is given
from Nine till Three o'Clock.

AN OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NEVER OFTER.
AGAIN
NvMARTIN, 8, Cornhill and 9, Upper Berk.
• ley-street, Porttnan.square' respectfully acquaints the
Nobility and Public in general, that Government has fixed the
i)rawing of the BOTANICAL LOTTERY for the 6th of
NEX MONTH. In this Lottery there are 20,000 Ticket%, one
half of which are Nixes ut various denominations, valued accord-
ing to the undermentioned Scale, extracted front the Schedule of
the Act of Parliament.
I,lizes.

199
600
2,0(X/
7,000

Valutd

£3,080
80
30
15

000000 •••

By Order of the Court of Directors,
J. PENSAM, Registrar.

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ADVOWSON AND
TYTHES, in the EAST RIDINtI of the County of YORK.
By Mr. WM. STANTON,
At the Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, on Friday,
the 30th Inst. and following day,at 12 each day, in 25 Lots,
THt PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the valu-
able and extensive RACTORY of LEVEN, in Holderness,
the present Incumbent about 69 years of age. And also, sun-
dry Freehold and in part Tythe-free Farms and Lands, exonera-
ted from Land-tax, containing about 1520 Acres, situate at
Motercroft, near Beverley, and at Dunnington, Morton, Hey,
and Hornsea • with the Tythes of Hornsea-Burton, in the East
Ri.4iiug of the County of York.—Particulars may he had by
applying to Messrs. Graham, Kinderlev, and Doraville, Solici-
tors, Lincoln's Inn, I.ondon ; Messrs. Handley and Pearson, So-
Sleaford, Lincolnshire • Mr. Hunt, Solicitor, Maiden-
head, Berks ; Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land Agents and
Surveyors, Middle Temple Hall, London; Jno. Lockwood, Esq.
Beverley; the George Inn, Scarborough; Green Dragon lon,
Bridlington; Mr. Christopher Hutchinson, the Eaitff, at Mus-
ton ; the Auctioneer, Hitchin, Hens; and at the Beverley Arms
Inn aforesaid.
N.P. The Advowson, with the Molescroft and Dunningtnn
Estates will be sold the first day, and the Mutton, Filey, and
Hornsea Estates, with the Tythes of Hornsea Burton, the se-
cond day!.

,f 5,0 S 0
15,920
6,000
9,O(`U
10,000
21,000

10,000 Prizes. £67,000
'tickets and Shares are selling in a variety of Numbers, at only
£e2. ss. each, at Martin's unrivalled fortunate Office, as above.
1 aches and Geittlemen in the Country, sending their Orders to
tt, Coinhill, will be supplied by return of Po,t.
N.ll..—Every Purchaser will be presented (gratis) with an
ent!ilematical Print, mouthing a strong likeness of the Emperor
It'citander, the illustrious Patron of Dr. Thornton's Works.

DAY and. M respectfully inform their
numerous Frienls and the Public, they have, after much
suhcitatiou, opened a Warehouse *No. 7, Well-street, lermyti-
str?et, St. Jaine,'e, and appointed Mr. S. Slee the Wholesale
Agent, for the sale ot their newly dibcovered and much approved
JAPAN BLACKING in Liquid an.l Paste. These valuable
Compositions exclusively, possess the quality of•retalning its
lustre, and front its oily preparation, afford peculiar nourish-
ment to all kinds ot Leather, needs only a few seconds to pro-
duce the most brilliant
.4,:n black ever beheld, it will not soil the
Anest hneo, has no dihagrecable smell, and its superior vt.tues
Will remain good any length of time in any climate, suffice it to
say, a single trial will increase ir, extensive sale.
SOI velaohnale and retail by S. Slee, as above, the Wholesale
Agensond.rstaii by Mr. Brown, Boot-maker, Piccadilly; Mr.
Allen, Patten maker, at. Martin's-lane; Mr. Shillis, Oilman
499, Borough; and Mr. Hammond, Grocer, North Parade,
latightoo; and most respevablc Venders in Town and Country":
in stone bottles, pints Is. lid. half-pmts 10d. each, with printed
ilrvet;onc,alped Day and Marten, Wells-street, Jecosyn-street,
St. Jamoi's, whckbave no cousoccion with any other house.

SATURDA►YI APRIL 1/,* 181.

SALES EY AUCTION.

ktriromtsitttlie
The Manor of GREAT HARDWICK, and a Opital' FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, very eligible for investing Money.
BY Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's,.on Thursdayaviay I J, at 12,
Very Valuable Tithe Free, and Extra Pit AI
and Singularly Desirable FREEIIUILD F.STAT mE, co- I
prising the MANOR of GREAT HARDWICK,with the Right 1
of Fislosy in the River; and HARDWiCK FARM, containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Meadow, Feeding
Ground, Pasture, Arable, and Wood land, lying /compact, with
a spacious House and'Offices, just put into substantial Repair;
a good Garden, Orchard, &c.
1 he Lands are in an excellent state of cultivation, abounding
with Game, and a fine stream of water tons through part of the
Estate: nearly the whole is tythe free aad extra parochial, and
forms a most eligible Property, Lituate near Shrfford, on the
turnpike-road to Bedford, from whence it is distant only eight
miles, seven miles from the market-town a Hitchitr, five front
Biggleswade, and forty-two miles front London.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Baker, the tenant, where
Particulars may be had ; at the Crown, Siniforvi ; Swan, Bed-
ford; Sun, Biggleswade and liitchitt ; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield;
of James Wortucm, Esq. Solic:tur, Castle-street ; Mr. James
Crowdy, Hamntington, near Highworth, Wilts; at Garraway's;
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London,
where a Plan of the Estate may he seen.

A CAPfrAL TAN-YARD and GROUND, BERMONDSEY,

with Poss. ssion at Christmas next.
By Mr. SCOTT, at the Mart, on Friday, May 7, at 12, unless ab
acceptable °MI. shall be previously made by private contract,
AFREE HOLD ESTATE, very valuable and int-
provable, containing near la Acres, the situation particu-
larly desirable for an eminent concern, in Russell street, compri-
sing a spac:ous 'Tan-yard, large Bark Barn, Leather-house, Lofts,
Sheds. Steam-engine, Dwelling-house for the manager, Counting
Hose, Beam-Louse, Care-lodge, Stable, 155 Pits' productive
Garden and Paddock, the buildings are very substantially eretted,
judiciously formed, with the plant, within a few years past, at a
considerable expence, for conducting the concern to advantage.
presenting a most favourable opportunity to a successor, with
ground to spare, convenient for a Brewery, Distillery, or any
concern requiring extensive premises. Also, a Leasehold House
and Yard adjoining, in Russell-street.
May be viewed by cards, and Pat ticulars had at thr Mart; of
Mr. Geldard, Gray's Inn-square; of Mr. Scott, 2&, New-bridge-
street, where a plan May be seen. The Land-sax is redeemed.

TO THE ADMIRERS AND PROMOTERS OF am MA-
NUFAC TURES OF GREAT BRITAIN, WHO INTEND
VISITING THE METROPOLIS Tins NeRINU.
WILLIAM MILES and Co. Proprietors of the
Printed Furniture Exhibition and Sale Rooms, No. 33,
Oxford-street, respcclully invite the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub.
lie, to'an inspection of their Emporium for London Printed De-
signs for Furnishing, adapted to the DraWing Room, Diniog Par-
lour, Bed Room, Library, &c. &c. consisting of their sup.rb bo-
tanical suites, and much-admired celestial blue ground, Jon-
quil, Ruby, Peach, and Geranium Chintz and Damasks, form-
ing together the most magnificent display in the world—where
the-frequenters utsy be supplied with suitable quantities, front
one to three shillings per yard under the usual prices—for ready
money.

MA KR lOTT's improved PATENT KITCHEN
RANGE, which will Roast, Bake, Boil, Steam, Stew, Ste.
by one small tire, with a continued minty of ten gallons of boil-
ing wa•er; the consumption of fuel about one-third the usual
quaotity; a certain cure for smokey chimuies; and warranted to
answer, Of not, to be returned) never having failed in a single
instance. Kitchens fitted op with ranges embracing all the late
improvements, with steam-boilers, oveus, hot closets, and steam-
kettles. All kinds of .Stoves for Drawing-rooms, Parlours, Halls,
Churches, &c.—Humane Mentraps, fo secure depredators with-
out injuring them. Spring guns of different cons ructions. A
Patent Roasting Jack upon an entire new principle, construct-
ed so as to require neither weights or putties; the works ham;
inclosed, are protected from injury and irregularity; from its ex-
treme simplicity not liable to be ont of order; and calculated for
every kitchen.—To be seen in use daily at the Patentee's Ma-
nultatsry, 64, Fleet-street, London.

EAFNESS, PAINS, IMPOSTHUMES,•and
NOISE in the EAR, cured by MARTHA SEARLE,
No. 3, Bartlett's Buildings, opposite Hatton-street, Holborn,
Mughter and Successor to tht. late MARTHA SEAR La,USTMedy
of Pye-Corner, West Smithfield, where the 1311561 CH bath been
carried on by the Family upwards of 150 Years. Her t:C3M•
mon success (particularly in Nervous Cases, which, of all others,
arc the worst) is too well known to need any selfspanegyric ;
nor is she desirnu, to raise her own reputation, as an Auri,t, by
injuring that of others—that alone must rest with a discerning
Public.—Attendance from Eleven till Seven.—Letters (post paid)
duly attended to.

• TO IRONMONGERS, &c.
HOLMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS,
without Fhies, whichunite, in the highest degree, con-
venience, utility, and econirny. It is a fact well known, Lila all
Ovens hitherto contrived for the use of fam,Pes,which are attached
to kitchcn ranges, owing to the flues, occasion a considerable loss
of fuel, as well as diminution of brat. To obviate this `rent
dlindvautage has been the study of the Inventor of the Patent Do-
mestic Ovens, which are without flues, and which, instead of di-
minishing, increas.: the heat, without the least additional fuel.
S. H. mitts thr. method of informing the Trade in general, that
they may be supplied with thtro of three different sizes, with or
without ranges ; as they heat without a flue, consequently there
is no danger of Bite happening from them, which is so frequently
the case with those that have flues.
Reference ?.o famlies of site tin.t respectability will be given,
where the Ovens may be seen in use, and also at his Manufac-
tory, Castle-court, Strand, near Bedford-street; and at Mr. Han-
son's, Ironmonger, Brt.ton-street, Bond-street; Mr Peachey,
Ironmonger, Swailow-street, Oxford-road; Mr. Hargrave, Iron
monger, Greenwich; Mr. Harding, Ironmonger, Kingston; Mr.
Bell, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Messrs. Schooling ant Lawreace,
Ironmongers, Garden-street, Whitochapel ; Mr. Browo, Iron-
, monger, Leatherhead, Surrey.
tar Allowance made to the Trade for Ready Money.

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Linseed Oil Ss. Q. Pale Seal Oil 41. ed. modern State of the whole Science, thl. hound.
Fin. Colours, &c. &c. ( Pale Whale Oil 4s. ud.l 50. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY, or Narratives of thAlitea
UPTON & CO. COLOUR MANUFACTURERS, London ; of the Principal Characters recorded in the Old sad New Tastes
Wall, and KetinettWharf, most respectfully recommend the meat, from Adam to St. Paul, interspersed wish moral Nasal..
above Paints to the Publie,as applimble to the general purposes of tines observations. BY the Rev- John w saws* LLD- Tire Ea*
useful and ornamental painting. '''hey dry very quick, are very liens, one printed in octavo, for Family Use. in a large asd clew/
and
beautiful in appearance, and possess a durability which renders type. Price 14w hound; another in duodecimo, with many
them peetiliarly valuable, when applied to Work which is cos. Plata, for the Use of Schee* price 74- bound.l
standy or partially exposed to the effects of the weather. Adm.. St. A COMPLETE. DICTIONARY of MUSIC, ehikhillder
tisements having lately appearod, recommend Palau under si. ; all the Terms used in the Iheory sad Vendee of toassielame,.
ntilar titles, which are prepared-lean Fish Oiling
or sold than they es
Illeettheage a beetle .Ih. 14, its bramilleet NW •
grounded state, Upton and Co. feet it proper to say, at they es CemPealmt every Pihall.Fol". By T. Buhr, Ma DI.
are not connectd with tl.ose houses, had that their Paints are Price 71."..
not prepared with Coal Tar or Fish Oil. Priteted for It:could Past/4Pa. Sold by )felts Setiat, 1,
Merchants, Ship-Owens, widths Trade supplied. Patersiester4row.