Star.
London, England, 1813-07-21 00:00:00

X 30,200, the large-et In the last LOTTERY,

. • No. 8385 was Sold in Eleven Shares, by
lot RANSCOMB, at the Lucky Offices No. 1, Hot-
ill born Bars, where fortunate Tickets and Shares are on Sale
for the New Lottery, to be drawn the 17th. and unth SEP
The Scheme contains:

Prizes of £20,000 1,5 Prizes of £i,Ooo
10,000 I G 50J
tiri,li a great prdportion of £OO, £lOO5 £50,&.c. &c. the lowest
Prizes £.lO, and only 12,000 Tickets
N. 13. in addition to the Grand Prize in the last Lotter,.., sold
by Braasconsb as abovc, Six Capital Prizes have within a very
abort period been Sold in 69 Shares at tl is truly Lucky Office.

PRICE ON THE PICPURESQLIL.
• , This day was published,
Neatly printed, anew Edition, with considerabht Additions and
Improvements, in 3 vols. dye. price ..C1 7s. bonds, of
ESSAYS on the PICTURESQUE, as comirared
with the Bublinle and Eeautiful ;and on the use of study-
ing Pictures, lot the purpose of improving real Landscape.
By UVEDALE PRICE, Esq.
Londolt: Printed for lvlawsnau, so, Ludgate-street.

This day. Was published, in l v 4. Sao. price 10s.Gd. boards,
pfdiesseed Vt permission to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty,
POEMS entitled MUSCOVY; illustrated with
NOT ES .Milltai? and Historical.
c ' 8. By Mn. JOHN, PHILIPPART.
.he principal objects of this rork are; to pourtray, in faithful
notviirS,'thetrilliatit succaies• 6f the Russian arms, in defence of
' • 'national indepeadeneailsonaur, and religion; to umbodY, with
ftsisaiuer, timeve/it) of a war, sacred from is motives—great in its
lifter an to ffer a just tribute to the renown of those Drive
nierrVaceisava-fallesanod Ned IA the gibeious contest.
Sold,4l7,,..ratrislc Martin and Co. corner of Orchatd-street,
Oa-
forl.street; and John Ballnkytte and Co. Edinburzh.

• • . This,,clay were published,. in Imperial Folio, price 4.'1. 1 se.
• •
• FNGRANIAGS from SPECIMENS of MOR-
. ./ DID PARTS; preserved in the Author's Collection now in
Windmill-street, and selected from the Divislonsinscrilied, URE-
THRA, VESICA, REN, MORBO-.;.4. et I.IESA, containing
Specimens of every Disuse which attended with Change of
•Structure in..these _Parts, and exhibiting the Injuries from the
Bougie Catheter, Caustic,'Frochar, and Lithotomo knife, In.
cautiously
ly used. With .01i,2rvaPlors.
• By CHARLES BELL, F. R. S. Ed.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Reader
of Anatomy in the Chair of• Dr. Hunter, &c. &o.
Aimed for•Langthani,•Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
-111°W1Ifl,t• * • •
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• NEW MUSIC.
•
SHE-SRAZEN BUST, a romantic 141,i10-Drama,
I... Wormed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed
and arranged for the rlanolorte by H.R. 11Unto, price Gs, J.es
Petits Biouz, (No. -X.) containing the fele:Tared Air of The
- Thom ,*arranged as .aitotulo with. an Intro lurtory Movement,
trlllavy;yriee "s, Dr. Cake's beautiful Glee for four Voice,
Alv Epitaph on a Dormouse, adapted in a new manner, invented
• tssaccommuslace Singers unacquainted with the tenor cliff; by
VD. Worgan, price 23. Three Sonatas for the Plan oforte,with
Ateompan'ments for a Violin and Violoncello, composed by P.
Knapton, price 10s. Gd. Mozart's celebrated Alt Perdona, with
Variations for the Pianofort,r, Harp, and Flute, composed by J.
IVlazzinghi, price ss. or sh,gie for the Pianoforte and flute only,
pi-lee Ss. Arabian Rondo, composed by J. Parry, price Is. Borne
in'yon blaze of orient Sky, the Prize Glee for is 3, composed
Ly Sir J. Stevenson, Mns. Doc. price . Prepare, ye Nymphs,
prepare, ar admired Glee from the Op as of " Psyche," composed
by ditto. When Fancy ilhq on sportive Wings, a favourite Song
sung byliMr. Philipps, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, com-
posed by J. Parry, price Is. Gd. Mutual Love, a Ballad, sung by
Miss Bolton in the Farce or " Three Weeks after Marriage,
composed by ditto, Mice Is. Gd.
London: Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co.
No. 20, Suho squat e ; and O. 7,Westniotelsnd-street, Dublin.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori-
ginal Invention of 'Mr. HENRY, and brought by his
eticcessise Improvements to the highest pet fection) continues to
be prepared and sold by Messrs. HLNR r, Manufacturing Che-
mists, Manchester.
this agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly
oncentt ated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics
Ind eft; CaCiOU4 Antiseptic, may be kept unimpaired in any
Vliznaze and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts
it for .‘if.)rdit:g relief in Heal-ache, Paintings, &c.; and renders
pecu'zJiy grateful and refreskinzr, in crowded rooms, in placed
of pol•lic resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counter-
a:, 3, also, the in:ection of Contagious Hseases.
As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the
same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messts.
Henry, Manchester, arc engraved on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar In Wattles, price es. 94. each,
stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew,
Cuckvur-street., (the only Agents in London authorised by the
Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver,
Corneliao Crystal, &o.
Also Hattat's CALCINtD MAONZSTA' in bottles at es. 9d.
and larger with glass stepper., at ie. bd. j their nausea beteg
ci the stamp.

NEW FOREiT, HANTS.--
AN EXCELLENT FARM, COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
anti immediate posseSio7l, near LIMING.' ON.
by Mr. SCO.t*
On Tu4sdan July 27, at Twelve o'Cloek, at Mart, London,
unless previously Disposed of by Private Cuntract,
I.n.r I.

AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in a healthy and
most beatitifA part of this favourite County, on the border
of the high road, two miles from Lymington, 16 Irons South-
ampton, compriiing Two Hundred and Thirty•one Acres of ex-
cellent Inclosed Meadow, Ara'ile, Pasture, and Coppice Land,
part Tithe•free, tit a comfortable Comige Residence, Lawn,
Garden ; a fi.te ;:lzet of Water well stocked with Fish, Offices,
Bail.ff's Cottage, and Buildirgs.in good order, convenient for the
Residence and for managing the Farm to advantage. The Lands
are in high cultivalen, with very good crops, possessing a
pleasing inequality, fairly timbered, well watered, presenting de-
lightful situations agreeably elevated for building a Fatuity Resi-
dence to command the Isle of Wight and the Channel, encircled
by rich varied cultivation, and interesting Scenery, with excellent
roads in every direction, Fishing and Field Spurts, in-airelegaut
Vicinity. -
Lot 11. A FREEHOLD desirable inclosed FIELD, A. 4 1 17,
situated near Lot 1.
May be viewed, by applying on the Premises, and ParticOlars
had of Mr. King, S•4icitor, at Lymington ; and at the •Angel
there; Fox and Hounds, Lyndhurst • Star, and Coach and
Horses, Southampton ; Lion and Lamb, Farnham ; Antelope,
Salisbury ; George, .Wltichester ; the Mart ; avd of Mr. Scott,
28, Ntrar Bridge street, London, where a Plan nay be seen.

THURI.tSTONE INCI.OsURE.
(By Authority of an Act of Parliament for the said Inclosure,)
Ey Messrs. SENIOR,
At the Rose and Crown Inn, in Penisione, itx the County of
York, on Friday, the 13th day of August next, at Four &Clock
in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall be then
and there produced,
UPWARDS of 1350 Acres of MOOR LAND,
being part of the Upper or Black Moors, Thurle-
stone, near Penistone, is ieven Lots.

Lot 1. Containing 59 Acres.
• Lot 9, Containing 268 Acres 2 Roods. In this Lot there are
SO Acres of Bent Land, capable of 1-ting cultivated, and for two
miles adjoins upon the preserved Manor of Holme, belonging to
his Grace the Duke of Leeds, and the preserved Manor of Met-
tram, in Longdendale, belonging to Lord Disart, and is at all
times well stocked wish Moor Game.
Lot 3. Containing 178 Acres 2 Roods. That part alibis Lot
lying between Broad Clough and Brown Clough, may be culti-
vated at an easy expense.
Lot 4. Containing 188 Acres. This Lot consists of Bent,
Rash and Brackets Land, and contains wards of 80 Acres,
which may also be cultivated at an easy eapence.
Lot 5. Containing•l79 Acres 2 Roods. From 25 to 85 Acres
of the North end of this Lot are capable of cultivation.
Lot 6. Containing 231 Acres 1 Rood 15 Perches. About 13
Acres at the North-west corner of this Los are also capable of
cultivation.
Lot 7. Containing 279 Aires 3 Roods 25 Perches.
The above Lots abound with MOor Game, worthy the atten-
don of Sporting Gentlemen, and the parts width are not capable
of immediate cultivation, will let well as Sheep Walks.
To speculative Geutlemen an °ppmamity like the present
seldom occurs, as these Moors are admirably adaptor' for the
growth of the Floats Grass. The communication in every di-
rection is good, as a considerable suns has lately been expended
in milting a road through the country to join the Doncaster and
Manchester turnpike road, and which is in a perfect state of
repair.
Plans and printed Particulars of the above Lots are left at Mr.
Lee's Office, in Wakefield; at the Place of Sale; at the Wag-
gon and Horse. Public-house, in Thurlestone; at Robert God-
dard's, Board-hill Bar ; and at Thomas Taylot's, ofSalter brook,
and the said Robert Go.idard. will thew the Laud.
At the sane time and place will also be put up for Sate, 20
Laid of Land, situate sit tiornthavaite Moor, Ilornthwaite Bank,
and Thurlestone Bank, within Thisrlestoee' Plans at which may
be seem, and Printed Particulars thereof bad et say of the abovo
places,--Wakefield, July 1 .1, 1 ts 13.