Star.
London, England, 1807-09-24 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME.

Prize of £ sc,coo
lo,coo
i,coo
sea
100
so
- Is

13
20
7,300

L 20,003
10,000
5,000
1,500
1400
1,000
11,500

6,000 Tickets. £63,c00
N. B. Pleafe to obferve the Firft-drawn Ticket on the Fifth
shy of the Firft Lottery will he entitled to 40.cc01. leaving all the
other Capital Prizes tooth in the Principal and Supplementary Lot.
Wits floating.—TlCKE'l'S and SHAKES are now felling by
SIR JAMES BRANSCOME
and Co.
At their Lucky Lottery MOM, No. t t, HOLBORN, 37, CORN-
HILL, and 38, HAYMARKET.
Not two Blanks to a Prize, and the Prizes paid on demand.

GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE,
No Prize of Ids Value than Twenty Pounds.
STATE LOTTERY on the New Plan, begins
Drawing OCTOBER 20, ao7.
SCHEME.

I Prize of £,40 oco
20,000
2 zo,coo
S 1000
soo
1:o
So 50
IPoo
40301 Prises of Tickets in
the Supplementary} 20 each
Lottery, worth
I6Pco Thins. L 257,000
ONE FIXED cAprrAl
proof of the Value of a SUPCLItMENTARY TteXET, 1.
WARNER engages to pay Twento‘Pounds for every supple-
,wwwary Ticket, and in proportion for ev.,y Share purchafeel at
Etter any other Licenfed State Lottery Office, or their Agents,
It brought for Sale on or before the 16th of November, 1807,
Ong Three Day. before the Drawing of the Supplementary La-
tin'. after that time the Holder. of every fuels Ticket or Share
au receiving Money, will be entitled to their Chance in the Sup-
*rummy Lottery, which begins Drawing the 19th November,
contains the following Prizes:
I Prize of £20,000
I IC,CC3
1,000
500
'co
so

i 40,000
40,CC. 3
I^,OuO
5,000
1,500
I,C 00
1400
25,0 C 0

110,000

I 1.

/10,000
10,000
S4OO
1.500
2,000
1,000
12.500

sc.3
1.53214*e5. Z (.3,c00
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at 3. WARNI.I'S Licenfed Lot-
tery Whet, Nes. t6.Cornhill, facing the Royal Exchange.
Orden from the Country, containing Bank Notes, or Mort dated
Bak will be treated the fame as if preftnt.
N. I. A liberal allowance to Country Agents, for rc-a4 Mon:y
I/bowie% recommends an early Purchafe, as he is well in-
formed Ticke. aid Shares will rift con Gdkratly.

ricreutLlNG OPPICS, &poem4er 22. IEO7.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY NSTrs NAM do bereify ewe *eke,
That on Midday, the set of °ticker next, Mr. Reeks, their
Agent, at Portfmuuth, will be ready to receive Tenders, in writ-
ing, Gala up. for fuch quantities of KILN DRIED PEAS as the
relnedive perfons who may make the Ten.hrs, will engage to de-
liver, free of all charge and rifle to his Majefty, into his Majesty's
Vidualling Stores at that fort, in the courfe of Six Weeks, which
will be paid fur by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after state.
N. B. No Tender for a lefsatuatitity than Twenty fire Quarters
will be attended to.

The Conditions of the Contrast may be feen at the Office of
the Agent, Vietualkr, at Portfmouth aforefaid•
Na regard till At bad to duty Tezdtr is said, the price flan erot Le
inferted is word: at length, or tbat jbail ad he delivered to Me. Red:
before iionlve oiled, ea the laid Tburflay, the tfl ORober nest, Nor
astleji the ?error orboooates the Tesse►, 4r. jig* Perfoa es bis kbalf,
.ittetrh to asfacer wb . calla! for.

ORDNANCE OXFICk, Septaa!,r sr. 1837.
PRINCIP47.OTFILERS of His Majil

GR DNASVCIIti tere6y give Nein,
That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Wednefday; the 30th inftant, from fueh perform as may
be *Wing to undertake the fupply of Cupper Hoops and Rivets
for fervicc of tkis Department, for a period of One Year, agreeable
to Patterns, which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's
Office, in the Tower.
Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
tLe ContraCt may be known, upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of Tcn
and Four o'Clock, where the Propofals are to he delivered, reeled
up and endorfed " Propofals for the Supply of Copper Hoops and
Rivets." But no Propofal can be admitted after the raid 30th
inftant, at Twelve o'Clock, at noon of the fame day, neither will
any Tender be noticed unlefs the party snaking it or an Agent in
his behalf, !ball attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. September 16, 1837.
'.FHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of liii Mojey's
ORDNANCE de hereby give Notice,

That Propofals will be received at their Office, Pall Mall, on or
beforeWednetday,the 3oth in& from firth puffins as may be willing
to undertake the fupply of HELMETS, for the ferviee of the Mili-
tary Corps under the direction *f the Ordnance Department, and
which will be required in iBO9. and the fueeeeding year, agreeable
to pattenis which may be viewed at the Principal Stozekseper's
Office, in the Tower.
Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of
the Obstruct may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Of-
fice, in Pall Mall, aforefaid, any time between thehann of to and
4 o'clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered, Pealed up and
rndorfed—" Propofals for the Supply of Helmets"—but no propo.
fal ran be admitted after the Paid 3oth init. at s 2 o'clock at boon
of the fame day; neiiber will any tender be noticed, unlefs the
party making it, or an agent in his haialf, (hall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREWE, fiecretary.

This day was puhlifhed. in 1 vole t 2nlo prior 7*. fewed,
DHILII' STANLEY, or The ENTHUSIASM
of LOVE. A Novel--By C. B BROWNE,
Author of the fallowing, which may be had of aU Bookfellers :
Edgar Huntily, 3 vols. lON 6d. fewed.
Arthur Mervyn - 3 vols. tae.
Jane TalhOt . 2 Yoh. Bs.
Printed for Lane, New Man. and Co. Minerva OfSee, Leaden-
hall ilreet ; and fold by C. Chap*, PA. Mall ; Wm. liazi, Albe-
marle area ; and Thos. Reynolds, Oiford-ftreet.

In the prel ai.d rpeedlly will be pubbilaed,
By Lane, Newman, and Co. Minerva Office, Leadenhall ftreet,
THE MAID of AVON, a Fafhionable Novel, by
an frith Woman, 3 ♦olee.
. _

A Peep at our Anceftors, by Henrietta Rouviere, Author of
Lullington Abbey, Heirs of Villeroy, &c. 4 'oh.
Myit -ry upon Myftery, or a Talo of earlier Timm 3 volq.
The Nun of Mifericordia, or the Eve of AU Saints, by Sophia
Francis, 4 vall.

1 he Unknown, nr the No:l:tern Gallery. by F. Lathom, Efq.
Author of Men and Manners, dce. &c. 3 vola.
The Hufband anal Wife, or the Matrimonial Martyr, 2 vole.
Life as it is, or a Peep into Falbionable Parties,3 vas.
" To hold the mirror up to Nature:
To mew the very age and body of the time,
lig form and preiTare."

CHAPTAL'S NEW WORK.
This day Wag publsAed, in Four Volumes o:Etavo, illtißrated with
numerous engravings, price IL 16s. in hoards,
CHEMISTRY applied to Arts and Manufaetures.
By M. J. A. CHAPTAL,
Member and Treafurer tithe French Senate, Grand Officer of the

Lesion of Honour, Member of the Institute, Honorary
Profs for of the School of Medicine, Stc.&e.

Little need be faid to recommend a new Work by fo eminent a
chemift as M. Chaptal, who has Skilfully applied in it all the mo
dern Difeoveries in Chemiltry and Experimental Philofophy to
the perfoftlan of the Arts and the various branches of Manufac-
tures. Such a Work laas long been an acknowLdgcd &Wantons;
and, executed by fo acbte au expenmentalift as the p►efent Au-
thor, it Corms an aequifition, abnve all.price, to the numerous che-
miftt, workers at metals, and manufadturcrs, of Great Britain imd
Ireland.

Prinked for lt icon a o PHI t.O s, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, London:
and to be kad of all Bdokfcllers.
Of whom, in a few weeks, may be had, a Ilmrsov.ta of
PIACTItAI. and TnteltiliCAL CIitIIIIITRT. in onelarge awl
elofely-printed Volume, °ease; by Wts smut Nrpnoiso vs, with
?Yak pries 16s. Boards.

DEER PARK.
• ,
IQ TH V E ALE OF MONITOR. DEVON.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE coNTRAcr,
'THAT truly elegant modern Manti .n, called
-1 DEER PARK HOUSE. with Pleafure Grounds, Garden.
and Offices cnmplete. furrounded by a valuable ettatc of about :co
acres of eicelleti land, lying very compel. Tl,c bottle is a new
built fubitarti el mullion, with a fouthern afpetfl, delightfully fituate
on a geetle afem% commanding the molt beatitifol view of the rich
feenery of the v..lcs of blonitun and Oittitharn. about 3 mile's from
the market town of Hannon, 14 from Exeter, at l 9 from Sid-
mouth, at a convenient (finance from the Great Wcftern Road;
and contains on the greund fl or an entrance hall, is feet by 12,
with an elegant flatmate and fpacinus dining room and drawing
room 3o feet by [X, and upwards oft 2 I high. On the fecond floor
a library ao feet by la, and 3 bed rooms with drefling moms. The
eaft swimo of the houfe contains a kitchen, houfekeeper's room,
larder, hack kitchen. and dairy, and 4 lodging rooms over • and
the weft wing a (mall parlour, butler's pantry. frrvants hall and
wallt.houfe, and 3 lodging rooms over; walled garden, which is
well flocked with fruit trees. The coach bottle fur 3 carriages,
fix-flailed (table, hunters and riddle hooka, Cow hot& It granary,
&Mother offices arc ai a convenient (finance from the houfe.
The lawn, plantations at :d other doles occupied with the man-
fion bottle, asd which lie in the front, and about it, contains about
35 acres of excellent land, and at the foot of the lawn rum the
river Otter, a reeriarkalle fine trout flseam, adding greatly to the
beauty and value of the Situation.
%he remainder of the eltate, on which there is erceted a new
built convenient farm bottle at a proper diaance from the mantion
Mule, with every neceMry office and outhoufe, is let to a good
tenant for a Atom term of years at an eafy rent.
The eft.,te is freehold of inberitarce, and the land tax redeemed.
All the buildings have bean ereeted within 9 years, arc in perled
repair, and form a truly defirable and beautiful refidence for a gen-
teel
For viewing the prcmifes apply at the manlion Mule. Mid for
further particulars to Mars. Towntend and Pearce, Solicitors,
Honiton, Devon.

The purchafer mar be accommodated with pantiles of the
manfton houfe, and lands occupied with it, at Chriantas nett, anti
with the furniture at d fair valuation.

Part of the purehaft money may rtMain on mortgage of t e
caste.

VALEOFLI.ANGOCLEN, DENBIGHSIRE.

On Thurftlay the tft day of oCloher. IS7. at the Hand Inn, in
Llangollen, in the County of lasnhigh, in the following Lots,
and fubjedt to Inch Conditions as 01.411 b then produced (unlefs
previously difpored of by Private Contradt, of wiAch due notice
wiH be given)
THE folbiwing VALUABLE ESTATES,
VIZ (kuantities.
Lots Tenants Names Tenements A R. P.
I Ellis Edwards Pengwern Hall and Demcfne 167 113
s J. Edwards, E. Evans,
and E. Edwards Pcngwern Farm '33 1 S
3 John Edwards Part of Ty I& 2 1 23
4 Ditto Ditto 4 0 0
5 Ditto Ditto
4 3 II
6 Ditto Erw Braltly and Conspe Ho
___

7 John Jones and John Petigwern Mi and pin of Tlry • '
Edwards Fella . • a II 6
ij John Edwards F.tvr Pengerrig S I ss
9 Ditto Y Dolyild
,• 4 j AO
to Ellis Edwards Meffaage and Farm 81 I ' 3
-
it Widow Parry Ditto 311•4/7
Is galwards,carpenter Ditto 99 I rs 9
53 Thomas Evans Ditto 38 3 is
14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 30 ra 2
is Edward Evans Ditto 6 a 5
16 Edward Evans Many Cruet S o o
t 7 Ellis Edwards Cae Henn and ill
h oi Pengstern ti 7 a 4
t 8 Edward Evans Few Cathod .3a So
t 9 Ellis Edwards Caraw fen y Coed 4 I 15
The above Farms are fituated in the t owufhip of Pengwerrh in
the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of Llangollen'' die fee-
nery of which has been the admiration of ail travellerk •The
woods and coppices :re well grown, and the timber of liege di-
mehfions which are to Le taken by the pi/chafers at a fair valiia-
thin. North Wales cannot produce a mire eligible or dedrable
fituation for the refidence of a genteel family than this !Rate:
The fireams running through the Ellate are numerous,sand ren-
der the greateft part capable or improvement by irrigation.
The Sheep walks are very extenfive, compnfing aboye 700
acres, and tbrir boundaries are well afeertained.
The; town of Llangollen adjoins the &latei which eotttptires
the whole of the toWnlblp of Pergwern, with the excepdon of a
cottage or two, and Is In a ring fence. •
The diltance from the market town of Wrexham is ta nalka,
fromlClfweftry it milts, and /ram kuthin 13 miles.
The =ants have dire:lona to fhew the eßates. Printed par-
ticulars may be bid of Mr. \Vynne, Solicitor; Muhl; 'fillies.
Philpot and Stone, Hare Court, Temple. London ; :tithe Haul
and Feathers Inn, Cheiter; the Hata Inn, Ltingollen; it the
Eagles Inn. in Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; end at all
the ptintipsl Inns in the neighbourhood.
N Ls further lufarmatiun may ta-! obtained at Mr. Wynne.
1 02., ?, I- m 071,. Wu...re* plan itr tits Eltates may be teen .

MEDICAL THEATRE. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
HONFITAL.
'THE AUTUMN AL COURSES of LECTURES
ell'• will he delivered at this Thea're in the following order.
chs Orel licory and Prat:lice of Medicine, by Dr. Ros SILTS and
Dr. Pow e 1
On Anatomy and Phyfiology. by Mr. ABLIINCTIIT•
On the Theory and Praftlee of Santry, by Mr. Ailantic
On Chemittry, by Dr FDW.t a DS.
On Midwifery and the Difeafts of Women and Children, by
Dr TUVNNE.
The Anatomical Dernonftrations, by Mr.LawItINCI• •
The Anatomical Lee:tures will begin on Thurfilay. the Ift of
°dillies., at Two o'Cloek ; and the ether Ledtures in the courfe of
the fame week.
Further particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Wheeler,
at the Apothecary's Shep,St. Bartholomew's Hofpital.