Star.
London, England, 1805-09-12 00:00:00

at the Mate Hail,

Two GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS,
Confining of Overtures, Solo Concertos, and Songs, by the prin.
cipal Performers.
Principal Vocal Pcrforniers •
Mrs. BILLINGTON. Mrs. VAUGHAN, (Iste Xlifs Tenant;)
Mr HARRISON, Mr. MEREDITH,
Mr. W KNIVETT, and Mr. BARTLENIAN.
Inilrumental Performers:
Mr. YANIEWICZ, Leader of the sand.

Violins—Metres Le ch tc, Tomlins, White, Clarke, I. co, T. Ather-
ton, Swllow, F. ',whore, Parnell, Clough, Maion, Penf,an,
Evan., Salmon, Sexton, J. Lindley, H. Atherton, Smith, Junes,
Henfhall, Robinfon, Cornwall, Hatton.
Tenors—Nleffrs. Hime, ainwritht, Grin:a:haw, Ella, Parnell,

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Intwifte, Sure, Hughes.
Violoncellos—Metres. Lindley, Sudlcur, Cizos, Cratborrte, Bien.
nerhaffet, Bayle.
Double Baffes--Sig. Dragonetti; Mars. Taylor, Tayleur, Bayley,
Cha.lwick. Clough.
BafG,nas—Nlcffrs. Holmes, Collins, Scald, Morgan.
Ilataboii—Mdrrs. Harvey, Erlkine. Hughes, Smith.
F4ers—kleffra Nichollun and Taylor.
Clati.,netts—Meffrs. Walton and M'Bride.
Horti,—Mears.Petrida'.
Trumpets—Mdfrs. Hyde, Langhorne, J. Hyde, Opformann.
Tromboni or oacbuts—Sig. Mariatti; Mears. Flack, Zwingmaon.
Double Kettle Drums—Mr. AlMcy.
ORGAN—Fief Day, Mr. Wainwright, Second Day, and Piano
Forte, Mr. Webbe, Third Day, Mr. J. Salmon.
The Chorus will be feledt and powerful, and will confift of
about So Performers, making in the whole a Band of about 140.
Subfcription to the Fire Performances TWO GUINEAS, (Tic-
kt:s 'Fraosftrable.) Single Performances, ros. 6d.
Subfcriptions taken at Mr. Gore's, and Mr. Billinge's, Caßle-
fi►ett ; at Meffrs. Hime's, Yaniewicz`, and Ward's Mufic Shopa;
ant; at the Athenzum, Lyceum, and Union -toms.
There will b.: A GRAND BALL on WEDNESDAY EVEN-
ING,.at Lilliman's Hotel.

THE ONLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR.
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, dos.
SCHEME.
3 Prizes of 420,000 are Z 60,000
3 10,000 ..- 30,000
3 . 5,003 -. 15000
4 zoo., B,oco
6 .- 1400 6,000
10 500 .59003
50 GPM 100 ••••• 3 .C"LO
ea 53 3,000
4.5aa ao .- 00,00.
3,-x0 FireArawn Blanks/
IC tub ..- 30p..r0
elititt..l to
7,0:9 &refit%
17,331. Wanks

25 pea Tickets. / iscvoo
Ihe Fira.drawn TOW, sth Day ktopoo
Ditto - - oth Day ao,coo
Ditto - - 7th Day s,cco
Are part of the above Capitals.
TICKETS and SLIARES are on Sale at all the
LICENSED LOTTERY OFPICES.

1-121 f
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Price of 3 Ticket £ 19 13 0
10 0 0 I Eighth ... 111 0
- 3 I 0 1 Sixteenth - 1 5 6

No. 26, Cornbill, No. 52, Charing Crofa, and
S r. MARGARET's HILL, Borough.
T_TORNSBY and Co. refpedfully acquaint the No-
.l Gentry, and the Public in general, that they may be
fopplied with Ticktts and. Shares, in great variety of Numbers,
sod a, the low.:It Prices, at ether of the above State Lottery Offices.
Print paid on demand, whether a 2,01. or aO,OOOl.
Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier, or Poft, executed on the fame
terms as if prefent.
The Lottery begins Drawing the 30th of this month.

LONE

SWIFT and Co. No. it, POULTRY, folk:a the at-
t.) teation of the public to the Scheme of the Lottery which be-
ginsthe goth of this Month. In addition to an extra Lumber of
Capital Prizes, it contains an advantage whkh has .at been ,given
in any Scheme for many years, viz. the money allot-, d to the 3,000
Brit Blanks; therefore the benefit of an early purchak will be per-
ceived, as there can be no ad ual Blanks at the comment ement of
the Drawini,s. Thlfe who delay their porchafes until after it has
begun,witi lofe the extraordinary advantage of having for a each-
derable tune the chance of the Capitals without the Mk of a
Blank.

FACTS ARE sTuBIOI4 N THiNcs.
W. NENVH Alq only willies to lay to loch
aillidtad as cannot meet with relief from raking Medi-
cines and limn the common mode of furgery, fee here, and then
call upon him and h. convinced of his monodic:a and etr.radee
among thole who hove donc him jultice, and that, with Goo's ar.
finance, he bat reftored in ten minutes three rtfpedabb! ;weans
affect' w ith the Palfy,to lift their hands to their beads, and to ;
,rot nut of their chairs without difficult y, which they could not do
for many years, and greatly edtored another his fpeech, under-
Handing to go about without att. ndauce, and ferns his crochet,
and in molt otker difeafes to have exceeded belief. Had N.
come from Derbyfhire to London, and prerended to bar: cured
the :aided poor, as above defcrilicd, rf th,le di'safes, by meth-
sinc and by the common mole of frrgery, ha thrill have dif-
graced the dignity of a Fondly well recorded !:isport of the
Poor, aid hlinfelf among Lich aff3ided. He trona freak out; he
c,:nnot zvoid it Irilcad of giving their difcafea names, they thonld
Le told by the Praditiorcr what is the caufe of a clifeafe, and what
it would cult to do them jonice ; to rotted the difeafc ham thein,
that they might have ocular proof of his pretence. : that done, it
would he dficovered he wsuid conk crutches ard green veils over
eyes to be out of fathion in all famine% where he was called in,
alto paints and waffles for the &in. What he cakes of pertotis in
low circumilanect (adorn pays him more than one Milling a week,
whilft extriding the (Weak. Such things will not allow of Lim
to keep hit coacb—he is 6xty five—he hopes to nine a borfe before
he dies. Frie,dfhip without Intereft ; if the rich conic foto/aid
with the poor alnided, without nu tit, ite will not accept of any
thing —ills fee at his hour; No. 4, St. James's Walk, Clerken•
well. is one Guinea.
Pala of attpsdanec Mondays and Frid4s. Name on the door.

NORTH FORELAND—ISLE OF THANET.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL that fubftantial Brick-built Meffuage or Te-
cement, called PROSPECT HOUSE, with the Coach-
houfes, Stables, Offices, and other convenient Out-buildings, fur-
rounded by a Plearure ground and inclafed by a ftrong railed Fence.
Alfu about One Acre of good Arable Land, adjoining the Came.
The whole very pleafantly fituate in the Parini of Saint Peter, in
the Me of Thanet, dole to the North Foreland Light Houk, and
on more elevated ground. On the North fide of the Premifu the
view extends to the Nore and the Coaft of Effex, a diftane,e of
about 64) miles; and on the South fide to the Downs and the French
Coaft. a (finance of about 40 miles. The Houfe is within three
miles of Margate, three of Ramfgate, and one of Broadftairs, and
is fit for the Summer refidence of any Family of dinindion. •
Immediate poffeffion may he had, slid all further particulars, by
application to Mr. Buys, Solicitor, Hawley-fquare, Margate.

SHROPSHIREES'rATES7--
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

(SuSjc& to Conditions), at the New Inn„in Bridgnorth ; on Tuef•
day the a4tb, and at the Jemingham Arms Inn, in Shiffnall; on
Thurfday. the 26th days or September tat. (in Eighteen Lots),
SUNDRY delirable FREEHOLD FARMS,
LANDS and HOUSES, innate in the (corral Parilhes o
Eaton, Mu:diner, Holdgate, Stantots.long, ACIon Rtound, Ryton
Remise:l.ton and Shiffnall, in the County of Salop ; containing up-
wards of Eight Hundred and Sixty Acres,
Pri,ted Particulars may be had of Mr. Appleyard, Solicitor,
Lincoln's Inn, London; Mr. Haflewod, Solicitor, and Mr. Davies,
Audioneer, Bridgnorth ; Mr. Colley, Auftin • Priory; and Mr.
Lawrence, Audioneer, Shrewsbury; at the Jerningham Arms Inn,
in Shiffnall; the Red Lion Inn, Wolverhampton ; the Talbot Inn,
Wellington; the Tontine Inn,,Coalbrook Dale; the White Lion
Inn, NeWport; the Crown Inn, Ludlow; and of Mr. Dyer, of
Mervin, near Bridgnorth; who will thew the Plans of the Etlate,
, and give any further Particulars refpe'ting the Lots.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Wrenler's Inn, Great Yarmouth, on Thurfday, the 26th
day of September inflant, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon
precifely, for Home Confamption or Exportation,
FOUR Hundred and Ninety-nine Hogibeads of
Red Wine. eontaiuing about 28672. Gallons, and st: Cafks of
Prunes, containing about y ton. t tewt.,toz. t 61b. being the entire
Cargo of the Ship (Hoop), Rafmus P. Molkr late Matter, cap-
tbred on her pelage from Bourdeaux to Embden, and condemned
as a Prize to His Majefty's Sloop of War the Cruizer, John Han-
cock, Efq. Commander.
And inmediately after the Lie of the Cargo, will be fold the
aboec.mentioned Ship the Hoov, now tying in Yarmouth Haven.
She is a remarkable haudfome ltrong built Yeffel, has two Decks
and pierced for Fourteen Guns, and is eminently calculated for the
Mediterranean Trade, or a Letter of Marque.
Length - - - 77 feet 6 inches.

Breadth - 23 2
Depth from Ceiling to Lower Deck 8 Pp
Depth between Decks - 4 7/, •
Admeafuremcnt about 163 Tons. .
The Va.,' and Cargo may be viewed and Catalogues bad feral
days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Edward St. Om-
manney, merchant, Yarmouth, afordaii, or to Mr. Wm. Hazard,
Auctioneer; lumber particulars may be known by application to
Mr. Samuel Hancock, Wine Merchant, Crefcent, Minories, where
Couples of the Wine may be fern.