Star.
London, England, 1805-01-19 00:00:00

3 P ;01. were both fild in Shares at the attire Office:

GAIN to A CER FAIN 11.
No. 4, CORINHILL. and 50, CHARING.CROSS.
TBISH afrareb the Public thAt the Salle of Lottery
• Ciekets and Sham is fo mach pester than was expeffied,
that it is doubtful wise:cliff these %rill be• rickets fufilziesit to La
'till the 'Jr wring begins. The fcareity wiR certainly caste great
advance in the Prier, and av 4 fecurity to chore who purchafe from
this time, HE ENGAGES TO TAKE BACK,
at the prrfent Prize on the Saturday before the Drawing, all
'lido-to bought at his Offices, peovidtd the Meals lets than the
Foment, therefore the Public
MAY GAIN, but CANNOT LOSE.
to tee tall Year (064) heThared and fole! the following
Capital Prism:
_ . _

Prize of Lac..oco 14 Prizes of Zz.coo
10,000 8 a ,nO3
1 S,OCo 6 500
.1111311finefs in the Public Funds minfactetl with Fhielity and
Difpatch.

LOT fERIES RESTORED to their ORIGINAL. STATE,
And Ticktts and Sham. felling by
JBRANSCOMB, one of the original Contraelois
a • tar the prrfent Lottery, and Proprietor of the
LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES,

No. tl, lior.tont N. and No. •,w, Colt %ti
Where the firft 30,c001. Prize ever °tared, wái fold In one half .1
one quarter, one eighth. and two hitccatha; likewile the firft
Blank ever entitled to 20.:X01. N 0.37,47;
And where the Ticket, No. 9,419, entitled to
TWtNTItyIiOUSAND POUNDS,

In the laft Lottery, was fold in nue half, one qtrateT, one eighth,

and two foiteentl;e.

And the better to accommodate all adventurers in the
Lottery, TICKETS and SHAR FS may be had on the fame equi-
table terms as din London, at either of the following Offices in the
Country, Lianfed by J. bitANSCONI B.
Mr. Lowe, Aberdeen Mr. Humid. Marlborough
Mr R. Crutwell, Bath Mell.s. Ridge, Newark
Mt-Cm..Emery and Co. &Blot Mr. Barton, Newport, lde of
Mr. ovrinney, Birmingham Wight
Mr. (-sedge, Bury - Mr. Bacon, Norwich
Mr Merridcw, Coventry Mr. Birds% Northampton
Mr. Etherlogton. Chadian M r.H utnble.Ne w cattle ou 'fine ;
Mr. Monk, Chain Mr. Dunn, Nottingham
Mr. Seagrave, Chiebefter Mr. Macey, Plymouth
Mr. Harvey, Doreheiler Mr. Horfey, Ponces
Mr. Pritchard, Derby NI Ai,. Small and Cs Reading
Mr. Scott, Dundee Mr. B. C. Culling, Saltibury
Mr Wailmer, ESOP% Mr. Newcomb, 3tamford
M as. Sierwright • and Co. Mr. Sandford, Shrewibury
Edinburgh lir. Penny, Sharbonie
Mr. 1). Walker,Glnualler Mr. J. Harvey, Weymouth
Mr. Buchanan, Wagon Mr. Simplon, Wolverhampton
! Mehra. Hardings, Goiport Mr. Long, Winthciter
Mr. Free, Hull Mr. Truitt, Woralter
.
Mr. Minihull, Lancaller . Mr. Seaman, Yarmouth
' Mr. Woodward, Liverpool ' Mr. Blanchard, York
Mr. Whittingham.Lynn Mr. Haddock, Warrington
Mr. Coe. ascots Mr. Vittion, Malditone.
N. B. Orders by the RIR, Coackasen. or Waggoners, duly at-
tended to.
The pretest Leper" Wes Dimisitlic dab otjanaary, dos.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

At the Cußosn-hnufe, Newhaven, Stine:, on k'edneday, the 20
inf. at Eleven o'clock hi the Forennnn, precis, 1... in flunky lot,,
I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
ton DIALERS AND 01IIIRS :

About sis Gallons Brandy, 3so ditto Rum
77 Fir Oars.
tot PRIVAIE eso. ONI.v :
tAbOtlt 517.1 Galletils Crown Brandy
131 Ditto White Ditto
•
A 603 Ditto Geneva.
The above Condi may be viewed and tatted en the Morning of the
day of nale.—N. B. as per CCM. Illeptiat will be required.

FOR SALE,

At the Cullom Hoare, Dover, oo Tnefday the sad of January,

18ci, abort Two
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
funtlry Lots)

6620 Gallons Foreign Geneva.
322 Ditto Brandy, For Private Ufc.
Ditto Kum,
36 Ditto Ruin —l.egal Strength.
8 Ditto Wive,
4 Ditto C0r.:i414.
48 Pound, of COIL-C-1 20 Yards of Until.
Two Clobalar Maffei.
For Expontation—higlit Pair of Silk fOndtings.
%Vlach may be viewed and tilted the day More. and on the
Morning of the Day of !We.
er A Dtpofit of 23 per cent• will be required.

SI'SSE3L
Valuable FREEHOLD-ESTATES, extenfive MANOR, elegant
• hlranfirtn, Park, and (event eligible Farms. at Stormed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCEION—BY MR. WELLER,
At Garraway's CuSee-Haute, on the c tth of March next,

THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED,
with appropriate Maces. very numerous Gardens, extantive
Weals, covered with Fruit-trees, Confarvatories. Hot.houte. Pi-
nary, Suceethon, Forcing, and Green-houtei, with the hlanor
and l'ark of Stanfted, containing tooa acres, highly ditlinattlfhed
for its beautiful fernery, extenfwe and diverftficil Profpeeig, both•
of Sea and Land; the l'ark embellifhtd with oruarn.:ntal r,
Temples, Lodges, and a charming Cottage Ormle, together with
the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad ite,d, Wood:anis, and '
Hark-path:re, with the bold and piduretque Forelt of Si:nited,
lurrounding the Park, amounting in the whole to upwards of 350,
acre►, in an excallent *ate of cultivation, of whiob poffellon may
be had immediately.
In point of lituation irtpoears to embrace every °Ile& that is
deferable; remarkably healthy, amply fupplied with the lineß
fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly reined:lWe, of e.,ty com.
munication with the metropolis, at a good dittance from a pot!
own, what forcral coaches pats daily : the roads good. The
Ettate and Manors abound with Game. near two capital Puke of
Foe Hounds, and in a Country much retorted to for Rad Sports.
Defcriptive Partkldars may be had one Month previous to the
Sale, and in the intta mediate time funher information may be ob.
tained, and the Mullion viewed by tickets only, without which
no perfon can be admitted, by applying to Meer& Bromley and
Bell, Gray's inn; Meffrs. Butler, Havant; Edward Hawn, Efg.
Stanhod; or of Mr. Wilier, at his Geomal .11glincy Office,
CLi-
ckßer.