Star.
London, England, 1805-01-23 00:00:00

CAPITAL PRIZES.

Swirl. and Ce.isio:ll,l3ot;kri; fold in Shares in
the halt Lottery the following Capitals, viz.
N. 6,791, 20,44001. in 16 Sixteenths
9,361, to,oeol. in a Half and 8 Sixteenths
s9iao3, spoil. in 1 Quarter,aud is Siete/mks.
The Tichetsysd Shares of the p int Lottery, (which bele',
Drawing on MONDAY NEXT); are felling ill great variety at
Swift and Cu.'s Mts. . .

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1 he unclamphil Sale of there Tickets fulllcipat ly evinces the
favourable opinion of the Public, and renders any comment on the
merits of the Scheme itancoctrary.

STATE LOTTER Y FOR 1804,
Begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY.
71-IE TICKETS and SHARES for the above
Z. LOTTERY, arc on tale at F 1.% ZARD, BIIRNE, and Co.'s
OFFICE, No. 93, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, LON-
LION,and no where elfe on their account.
The Scheme wallas of oakYrize ut as,ocol. two of ao,cool.
three of towel, three of yowl., fix of 1,0cc1., ten of So:!. Ste.
Sc. The loweft Prize is 204 and the smother of Tickets 23PC0i.
Conntry Orders, accompanied with Otort-dated Bills on
I.onden, Putt•Offiec Orders, or Cafh, sn Parcel by Coach or Cor-
ner, putoCtually attended to; and Correfpondents may depend un
being mated exaCtly on the fame Terms as if perfonally pretext.—
Levers, Poll Paid, duly antwered, and Schemes gratis.
In the laft deptemixr Lottery, No t a,soo, ac,oocl. and No. 3,240,
a t,o;:0L were butt% ts Id its Shares at the atomic Office.

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THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, vii.
Brandy, 3200 Gallons—Rum bio Ditto
Geneva 931 GaUons,
Of inferior Strength, in fmall Lot& for the Accommodation and
life of Private Perions,Tiot Dealers in Spirits.
Wine. sc. Gallon.e=:salt, 300 Pounds.
Alfo a Parcel of Cordage and Rigging, returned from the Ranger

ItcvenueCutter.
N. B. The Goods above-mentioned will be fet up in fevcral
Lou, and fold to the high& Bidder.
Attendance will be given at the Cottom•hoofe aforefaid, fur
viewing and tatting the fame,three days before the day of talc.

HER ITORDSHIRL
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

EXTENSIVE MANORS (well flocked with
Game) and FREEHOLD FARMS and WOODS, contain-
ing upwards of One 'Fhoufand Acres, in a ring fence, one half
of which is Tyth4.-free, fituate near the Great North Road
through Hatfield, about 2.1 miles fmm London, to from St. Al-
ban's, and the fame thaw= from Hertford, and in a very re-
Cpeitabie neighbourhumL
Printed parizvlArs will be ready to be delivered on Monday,
the 28th of January• instant, at the Chambers of Thomas Gra-
ham, Efq. No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, and of Mr. D.niel Chapman,
Hitchin, and at the Chambers of W. and J. Black, Middle Temple
Hall Smir-cafe.

IN THE MATI'VR OF MESSRS. BEATSONS, BANK-
RUPTS, ROTHERHAM BREWERY.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION PEREMPTORILY,
TOGETHER OR IN LOTS,

At the Hour, of John Ratty, innhokkr, in Rot' herhant, in the
County of York, on Friday, the tsth day of February neat,
between the hours of Five and Seven in the afternoon of that

day, (by Order of the Affignces of the bid Meer. Beatfons,

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the Bankrupts) fubjed to Leh Conditions of Sale as will be
then and there produced,
THE SHARES, RIGHT. and INTEREST of
the hid Affignees in and to the faid ROTHERHAM
BREWERY, confining of Two-fifths and a Mulct! of Three-
fifths of and in the whole of there ostenfive and commodious
Buildings And Premifes, !landing upon and comprifing about two
Acres of Land.

The Buildings have only been ended a few years, and confift
of Malthoufes, dcc. which will make per week upwards of 140

with Coppers% Vats, Coolers, Undir-

•.• • • • • • •
D icks, tee. all in complete repair for brewing the fame quantity ;
A Steam-engine, by which all the water Is pumped, and by which
three pair of Stuues for grinding Corn are worked ; a Threlhing-
machine, worked by the fame Engine, capable of threfhing ninety
buOtcis per slay, and a good Dwelling-houfe and two Other Tene-
ments. The Brewery is allowed to be as complete as moll out of
Loudon, Raids adjoining the navigable River Itother, mar its.
junction with the Don, by which a communication is oven to
the Sc*, as well as the inland parts of the country.
For particulars, and a view of the premifes, apply to Meffrs.
Carr and Cufins, of Rotherham gorefaid, the Affignees.

CHILBLAINS are cured by one application of
WHITF.HEAIIs Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the
fevereft Sprains and Bruges, in los than half the time ufindly
oaken by Upodeldoc, Arquebufaele, or any other liniment or em-
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the part turning black.
The Muftard Pills arc alto taken with fingular fueeds in all
Rheumatic, l'aralytic, and Gauty affeetions, .Nurnhnefs, Spartrii,
or wandering pains, Flatulency, Indigeltion, and general Debility,
at the fame time, the adtive fluid Effeuce is applied to the pans
affened, in thole complaints where neeeffary. It Is prepared and
fold at as. yd. each box or bottle, by R. Johniton, Apothecary,
ts, Greek ftreet, Soko, London.
la'r 'The Chilblain Ointment, for elranfing and fpeedily healing
broken Chilblains, kelt° prepared by Mr Johalton, price is. zid
each Box.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, Ste.
The only genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF HONEY,
Invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. F. R.S. at Paris, and
Knight of the Royal Order of Swedes.
Now faithfully prepared from his MS. recipes by B. Shaw.

'THE LINN/EUS of BRITAIN recommends this
excellent Preparation at the muft falutary and cffettual Re-
maly, for all Diforders of the Breaft and Lungs, Congealed Phlegm,
Acrimony iu the Flwds, and Obttruelioa yin the Glenda, are gent-
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It is the greateit palaver of the lungs ever difcovered,and con-
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and never iltiagrecs with the Ronne h; a common Cold ilelds to
its benign influence in a few hours, and when refuted to before the
complaint is far advanced, all danger of Casfumption is certainly
prevented.
Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Dal-
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great Botanifts who dedicated his life to the dircovery of the tree
means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom.
Prise 31. 6d. per bottle, or eight in one large, for 114.
To guard againft Impoutioo obferre the cams of Shaw and Ed-
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