Star.
London, England, 1815-06-03 00:00:00

4511.

Lag India Sherry, the oldest In the trade, cons- •
pleteiy soft by old age, of the finest genuine
ihvour, and cannot be surpassed id quality • s4s.
Cutt,:us Lisbon softened by an East lodia voyage 121.
C..rcavella very old - - - 3514 • •
Pio& A .le Rum Shrub • • -30 v.
01 ange Brandy Shrub • . - ' . 421.
Nuys au rest'and white • • .1 35e.
The above articles have been procured at infinite trouble, sad
are recommended as worthy the attentlett of connoisseurs in line
Wines and superior Cordial's.
N. IL A parcel of Clarets Latta, trey good, at 151. per dozzn,
in trasch barks.
Aims a entail parcel of the finest White Cep ever %ported;
hr.ng made from the Erontigoiae Orape transplanted to the
ts,.e. ot Good Hope, and the only tarsal la the Ailnilentintie.
1..1 dozen, in French bottles. .

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"114,1*111 DJA HOUSE; May 30, ISIS.
rip i2QUIi".of liIRECIURS of the UNITED
com.pfvr 4. MERCHANTSof ENGLAND, trading
hp Mr EAST INDIES, de hereby give Raise,
'11.4 the Papers relative to the Claims of Mr. THOSSAS
Gamsmo for pecuniary compensation from the Company, on
which a Ballot is to be taken at the East-India House on Friday,
':he 9th 'June,. now lie opened at the said House for the inspec-
tion of the Proprietors.
' And the Court of Directors having felt it to be their duty to
refuse, four several times, a compliance with the applications of
MA Graham for such compensation, and having in consequence
also demanded the Ballot to be "ken upon that question, they
beg leave to recommend to the Proprietors the perusal of the
said Papers, particularly of a Report in which the Court of Di-
rectoreassigned Oar reason at large for the determination to
which they have so frequently come in this case; and they confi-
dently hope, that if they shall be band to have discharged their
duty in guarding the property of the ConpOy, they will receive
on the ballot the support of their Constituents.
The Papers respicting Ueutonant-Colonel Viotti', to whom
the Court of Directors have recommended a grays. of Rupees
20,600, also continue open for the perusal of the Proprietors.
JAMES COBB, Secretary.
NEW GRAND SCHEME.
I)ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con.
tractors with. Government for the ensuing LOTTERY,
Most respectfully solicit the attention of the Public to the New
Sent me, which they have now the honour to submit for their
inspeetior, in the coatideut expectation that it will merit a con-
tinuance of that distinguished patronage, which they have inva-
riably received in their former numerous Contracts.
Prizes of .4C40,000, .e 30,000, 4C20:. so,
In the SPATE LOT TER Y. to begin 19th JULY, 1815,
• Besides 12,000 GUINEAS,
WhlEh will be paid in GOLD without deduction.
SCHEME.
£20,000 are seBv,ooo
10,000
5;250
11,0t0 ...... 2,000
1,050
I,ol'o 3,000
325 2,100
10 £lO
10 . . .... n. 100
26 SO ••••..••••• 1,300
1,5'10 ..... 15
1,500 Dinka Ist Day 10 each
15,000 Tickets. At 50,000
'1 Le First-drawn £20,000 will hay. AI 10,000 mote, making
A PRIZE of AC30,000.
The Second-drawn £20,000 wall have 4E20,0(0 more, making
A PRIZE of £40,000. _

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The First-drawn tit (moo will have €lO,OOO more, making
• A PRIZE of .040,000.
• .• PRIZES ,TO 0 BE.PAID IN GOLD:
The 10 First-drawn Blanks, the lit day, will each reosite
200 Guineas in Gold, making
4,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD !
The Fortieth drawn Prize, the Ent day, will modes
5,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD I
The Fifth, Tenth, and Fifteenth Blanks, the second dart
will each receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold, making
3,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD
The 20th, SOO, efith, and 50th drawn Mints, the third
day, will each receive SOD Guinea In Gold, making •
2,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD 1
Tielieta_and Shares are now on Sale RICHARDSON;
GOODLIWK, and Co.'s Oille kt
m, lianaildhlgs, *magi, sad
. OWLS dlfiranee

TO TUE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
WEELEY BARRACKS.
The last for Sale in the Eastern District; with the Fittings, Fix-
tures' and Stores belonging thereto.
' TO BE :01.1) BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
By HAWES and FENTON,
(Under the Authority of the Commissioners for the Affairs of
Parracks)s
On MoNDAT, the Sd day of July, I»ts, and Twelve succeeding
Days, on the Preolis,q, witb,,,it ntserve,
ALL k.uicisurintE, UTENSILS, and very
useful Ft 114C2 and FIX IV RES, in the bet condition,
belonging to the BARRACKS, atWeeley, to the county of Essex,
situate about eleven miles from Colchestqr, and within a short
distance of water carriage ; compri4ng strong rederads, for Lath
and Sacking Bottoms; Wainscot Pembroke 'l*.sbles, Windsor
Chairs; Parlour and Kitchen Sets of Fire Irons, c.onisting of
flboVels, Pokers, Tong.' and Fenders ; Bellows Coal-nuttiest,
end Boxes, well adapted to the %tie of tallow-chandlers; large
Deal Ofileers' Mess-tables, some Hundreds of very strong large
•
and small Kitchen Tables and Forms ; Jacks, Spits, Iron-bound
and other Washing-tubs, Chtimber-pots, Coal- t r..ys, and about 150
stout Kitchen Ranges, for four-feet openings, with bloom metal
backs; Boilers; between four and 50u iron Pou and Lids,Water
Pails, Tin Cans, Dry Rubbers, Floor-screpers, Close stools ; Stable.
Utensils of every kind, w •th various other useful article eand seve-
ral tons weight of wrought and cast iron, all placed iu convenient
lot, for trade, and for private families.
Te Fittings and Fixtures comprise
10,000 het of panne; doors and angle cupboard fronts.
&150 ditto of excellept betiding racks, posts S by S Inches,
skirting, &c.
1,000 ditto of shelving and skirting. •
3,700 ditto of soldiers' berths, arm-racks, and fittings.
'2O ditto of meat rail and 1 Jolts
Gtr ditto of stone sink, with let' pipes.
'I large capital dressers, with drawers and pot boards,
2 large ironing tables.
560 feet of 11* inch benches aid guard beds.
The above fittings and fixtures to be removed by the Purcha-
sers from the Premises, on or before the 29th day of July next.
And on MONDAY, the 24th day of July, 1815, and fen
ing Hays, (syltbout Reserve,)
The WHOLE of the MATERIALS now forming the Bar-
racks at Worley, as lotted; containing the undermentioned quan.•
titter (more oc less) viz. 740 rods reduced brick-work, 4,800
squares of pan and plain tiling, 8,000 yards of pebble paving,
about 800 tons of which is of that sort of stone used fur making
the Roman cement (a specimen of which may be seen at the Bar-
rack-Office, Spring-garden, London, and at Colchester Barracks)
4,500 teet super York paving,l,4loditto York steps, 4,600 ditto
la-inch Portland chissoki,e,soo ditto 2 -inch ditto, 4,800 squares
carcase fronting and weather-boarding, 1,400 ditto 1-inch link s&
1,000 inch deal floor and joist, 5,500 ditto It inch ditto, 700 ditto
lit inch ditto, 150 ditto 2-Inch ditto, itspoo feet sashes, frames,
and glare, 30,000 ditto dome and linings, 17,300 ditto lead and
copper minim', 3,000 feet run rack and manger, 1,049,000 dittoi
rim fir and oafs seemlier of various sizes.
The whole of which is to be pulled down by the Purchasers,
sod cleated sway at their risk, front the Premises, on or before
die 30th day of December next.
The above very ostensive Barracks (being the last ordered for
'Sale In this District) are built of the best Memel timber, and in
prime condition,'which can be readily ascertained, from the nos
menses openings made throughout the Premises, and in particu-
lar
a:;:togla, Letter A.
Co
of the Buildings, Fittings, and Furniture, Pe/training
detailed Particulars, and Conditions of Sale, may be kid of Ike
Auctioneers, Colchester; at the Red Lion, Ipswich; Messrs. KA-
bsne and Son, Mediatory*, Chelmsford; Cups, Harwich ; Gedge
;,...1 Barker's, Bare; Sell Inn, Saimuadhams ; Angel Ins, Yar-
mouth; Stevenson sod Matchetei, Norwich; Crown Inn, Fraut.
lirpgbart ; lk. Cam, Auctioneer, Wonelbrulge ; and at the Auction
Man, Loath's. by Monday, the 116th day of Junee
Ilte Sale *lll cOmr,coce punctually take' o'clock each
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The Bill wai then read a second time, and oi.lered to be
committed.
Message froni the 'Lords announced, tiat their Loash;ps
had passed I.ord Divoi
Lord CAS I'LERE-.1(1:1 site notice, that on Mondzy'next
he would move for a Monument to be erected io G4.flieral

Palteoliam. •
loped that a similar mark of respect would be
paid to the memory of General GilL~pie.
Mr. FINLAif hoped the late General Hay would not be
forgotten, but that a similar tribute -would be pad to his

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kfleinory.
Mr. H. SUMNER presented a Petition Pram the Inhabitants
and Owners of Housei on t'•e site of the intctuled new re. ,
complaining of the powers given the Cninmis*Kriets of sail
streets and praying for the interterente of Parliament.—OrZlett.d
to he on the tank..