Star.
London, England, 1805-08-27 00:00:00

KENT.

1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHNSON and SON,
At the White Hart Inn, Gravefend. Kent, on Wednefday, Augult
28, at Two o'clock,
A COMMODIOUS Freehold brick-built Dwelling
▪ A. Houfc, fituate in the centre of High-ftregt, Gravefend, lire
in the occupation of Mr. William Harris, deceafed, containing
gond drawing room and parlours; convenient bed-chambers, dref-
fin; room, fervants' rooms, a newly ere red detached kitchen and
laundry, good cellars, and other domeltic conveniences • with a
pump of excellent fpring water. The whole In a verygood ftate
of repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a getteel Fami.
ly. The Purchafer may be acrommodmcd with the Furniture
a t a fair valuation. Alto 3i Acres of rich Garden Crow d. in
a high Bate of cultivation, well planted with afparagus and thriv-
ing Fruit-trees; with a Cottage and Summer-haute erected thereon.
This finiation livery pleafant, vitt &linable for Building on. and
near the Turnpike-road. A largOpertion of this ground is fiippof
ed to contain excellent Brick Earth. It will be divided into fix
Lots, for the accommodation of Purehafers.,
Alto, a Leafehold Dw, hing.Houfe, (Watt in High-Erect, Grave-
fend, containing good Bed-r. 0,11,1. Parlours, Walk hunk, Cellar,
a large Shed and Garden, well of good Water ; and a c mmutsica-
den with Church-ftreet. in the occupation of Mr. John Alman,
tenant at will, at the low rent of per annum, OA. Thefe Premifes
are held for an unexpired term of 45 Year% from Michaelmas next,
at a Ground Rent of per annual, 41. May be viewed any time
previous to die Sale by applying to Mr. Bedingfield, Solicitor, or
the Audioneers, Gravefelid.

Pat ticulsr4 ant conditions may Sc hail at Batfon's ColLic-houfg,
London ; Dartford ; Bull, Kochufter; King's Arms, Grays ;
of Mr. Bedingfitld, Solicitor, and of the AuEtionecrs, 1-111/11-Itr. et,
Grarticadi

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Y', DRAWN THIS ir
21-EGINS SEPTEMBER je, dos.
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3 Prime of f,sepoo ire ‘66.71e
3 .... tom° -- 40.000
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•!.‘ 5.000 moors

THE ONLY LOTTER'

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3,ti00• Firft-drawn Statist 10 essis ;,.... 200,,0
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7,619 &refits ,
-,. 77,382 Bhnis
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55,0c0 Tickets. 4 Willi
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The Firft-drawn ifcliet, 54. Day Lions°
Ditto - - •th Day sodepo
Ditto • : - 7th Day _ SA:O
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TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale it ill thi -
LiCa*Sliti LOTTERY OFPICES.
Price of a Ticket Ll 9 5 o
Hal - ,9 77 o I Eighth 7
Qarter - 429 o 1 Sista:nth -
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ORNSBY and Co. refpeefully acgoatnt the
bility, Gentiy, and the Public, t!:at they have 6n fara vi•
riety of Tickets and Shares for the prefent State Lottery. whids
begins Drawing the ;nth of September.—Orders by Maii-Otari,
Carriers, ,or Poft, executed enadtly on the faine tentis u if me,
fait.—Prines paid en demand, whether. a so/ or goxct ae tick
old-eftablithed State Lottery Ofiee, No, 26, CORNHILL-

$ 10 0
I $

• um; wsyal pww&nary
Elegantly printed in (mall o&ivo- and embeillibed with a beard-
fully engraved Frontifplece, price s► in boards,
I'FFUSIONS of LOVE from CHATELtR to
L-4 MARY (afEEN of SCOTLAND. Trandated Eton; si
Gallic Manufenpt in the Scotch College at Paris intercpetied
with Songs, Sonnets, and Notes Explanatory, by the Tranilatoe. -
Printed for C. Chupplr., Pall-Mall, and Southampton tow, Ra-
fe! (quart.
Of whom May bi bid, natty printed in IMO °dm, and,ice.
trued by an Emblematic Pronelfpiene, ptice 3s 6d. bo
The Duelliits; Or, Men of Honour; a Story ; calculated to ilmw
the Fotly, Extravagance, and Sin of Duelling. By William Lima

This day was publithed:in-Fne Volume Imperial, Quarto, *Walla-
ing a Map and eighty Engravings, price ,Five Guineas and a
Half in boards ; and a fear Copies on (mallet Paper, price Foxe
Guineas,
A SELECTION of VIEWS in the COUNTY of
LINCOLN; eele*ifing the PriaciPal Towns and Chareheas
the remains of Calla and Religious Hooks, and beats of the No-
bility and Gentry, with Topographicil and. Hiftorical Amami* of
each View.—The Plates engraved by Bartholomew Hollitett.
Primed for William Miller, Aftsecoarle-ftrect.
Gentlemen, haviag odd Numbers of the above Work, are re-
quited to complete their Sets by the end of March, after whith
time they tannot be fupplied but at an advanced price

PRESERVATION OF FRUIT.
RRBURLINGHAM, of Worceller, rerpeEtfully
. informs his Friends who have made trial of hio oompofition
for dettroying Wafps, Flies, Ants, &c. that he bits appointid Mr.
London,
of Ai, Holborn, oppaite Gray's Inn, fitle Vender of it le
o by whom all 'mins will be duly executed for Town and
Country forty money.
'lb& who want a pattern of the Trough ufeti in feeding them,
may be fupplied with one, and printed diredtbno for Making tbanak
and alto for Wing the Compofition B. would recommend be. v
ginning to attract the Wafpa a little before the ripening of the
Fruit.:Soldfin Vials follicle:at for a gum at ss. each, half pint mit.
turesto. id. each.

Dr. HUCIIISMITH's FEMALE PILLS,
Price as. pd, and 4s. 6d.
THE well-known efficacy of this valuable Prefcrip-
don, and the univerfal approbation It has met 'eh even la
cafes where the Brit advice has failed, raiders encomium aline&
unneceffary ; and, for thofe particular lomplaints, with which fe-
males at certain periods of their livei are fo y affildtvd,
long experience has proved this higkly diftinguimedkLte en
be the molt certain and fovareign reffiedy.
A Brief Treatlfe deferiptive of its virtues may be had gratis at
Mrs. B. Watkins, No. t t, Fleet -ftreet, nearly facingChancerrlane,
where by fpccial appointment they are fold wholefak and rctalL ,
Alf° Dr. Hugh Smith's Recitative Nervous Pill•—.. Retail alto
at Bacon's, Oxford.ftrert ; Voiding, V•Ille. Tutt, and Bolton's,
Cornhill; Gregory's, Brighton; and at Settifon and Wa,rren's Li-
braries, Margate.....N. IS. Sent to any part of town or country by .
direEting to E. Watkins as above.

WATERING PLACES.
ROSS takes the liberty of alruring the Nobility and
Gentry, that he his no conneetion with, nor has be fent any
perfuo whatever this frafon to either of the Watering places. Mat-
tered as he muft be that fo many perfons arume Ids name and repu-
tation, to proenre the fupport of the public; yet he cannot alloW
them to pradtlec their (themes of deception without exporter&
He begs leave to recommend thole Ladles and Gentlemen who
mean to honour him with their commands, to apply at N 0.119,
Bilhopfgate.within cony. As thofe who vend PEROT:TES-and
ORNAMENTAL HAIR undir his apparent fans ion, can only
poi:refs thole caft -eitf articles which have been rejeCted by him,
either from a defea of manufadttre, ar from a want of (Albion.
He hopes to be pardoned for repeating that he can anf •er for
no Articles, nor does he employ any Drell rs but (nth *Bare to be
procured at MI emporium in Biflsopgate.ftreet, where continue
to he exhibited all kinds of PERUQU ESin the molt elegant tafte,
falkionable ftile, and uncommon ♦ witty.
All his unparallelled Perukes, Madona Fronts. Boni. and Ban..
Beaux, are eiccuted entirely by his kflrat Lou, and under MA in.
fyettion.
N. B. Ross mot relpedtfully drai the favour of the Ladled'
and Gentlemen when roamed to sown, rid they and the public
tray be affuted that he has, and will employ men of the molt mi.
rant pmkflional -fifties, which is an emb-lrhment

CURIOUS DISCOVMRt IN GALVetNI.am. •
JONIOs GALVANIC ELIX,R.
OF this eetrunrdinary Medicine, little need he
laid. Its general tire and very ettenHve circulation, Ad&
cicutly point out its merits. Ihe Elixir is particularly return.
mended to Women in high life and delicate Perfuns of tither felt,
. who from habits of indulgence, late fitting up, Lite. &c ere fobjedt
to various Nervous Affedlions. The only fenSble diet% is an in.
ftantaneous reiteration of health and fpi rite, at the fame time being
pcetdiarly grateful and even delicious to the talts. le effeettalty
prevents and cures aH kind of Fruptions on the Skin Which gene-
rally arifc from a feverifh beat in the Syitens. In Jaundice, Sick
Head ache, the Bile, Confuniptivt Complaints, Hylleriad Agee.
Norm, Dropfy, Ramie Diforders, &c. &e. the tirft bottle, if the
I)ifeafe is recent. generally tired, a cure. 'l'o married petiole
who have not been bleliett with what ii eonfidered * great and
principal end of matrimony, Children, the above will be found anti
invaluable treafure.—TO prevent the poffthibty of impofition,
pleale to obferve that each bottle is itteinfed in a foaled cofb r, with
direaions and a more detailed account than delicacy or the limits
of an Advertifement nettld admit, on the outHde S. joetet,
in the Propri-tor's hand writing, and fold only in LondAa by
Meffrs.Shaav and Edwards, St. Paui's Church-yu,d price ye- the
bottle. Sold in the Cduntry by Mr. Baxter, ' &burgh; Mr.
Dancer, York; Mifs ;;re.:ion, Liverpool; Mr. Sul es, Manche&
ter; Mr. Switiner, ; Mr. Drewry. Derby; Mr..
Ridge, Mswark ; Leeds; Mr. N:%vcottihe, Stamford;
Mr. Collins. FaZiruury Marriott, Bath; Nirsa,Shieteliffe,
Briltvi; Mr. 1./V.o:3ller. Exeter; M....rts.C,:,by.ua Co. Fly.
mouth; Mr. Walker, Glouccßer; Mr Sherburne; and
11,rvev, Southamptem--.Orders for tour bottles, incloHngie
One Pound N (piAt pid) and addrtfltd Mr. Java, No..tiq,
High Holboru, slid be pundually eaccuatd.