Star.
London, England, 1805-01-31 00:00:00

PANTHEON.

MR. ESCUDIER, lunnilher of the Entertainment
given by the Pic Nic and AmateurSoeieties, begs leave to in-
form the Nobility and Gentry, that be bas taken the Pantheon
for three Night. in the courfe of the Seaton. The 6rft will be a
Marquer..ile on the th February, and he folieits the Honour of
their Patronage, as the Supper and Decorations will be found to
muit their warm approbation.

STALE LOTTERY.

THE SECOND DAY% DRAWING WILL BE
Nk.XT bATUk DAY.

SCHEME.
23,006
30,000
10,000
SQO
1,000
SGO
I GO
50
20

Ii t 53.010
-
4003°0
- 30.0G0
m. 13 POO
•••• 6,000
SPoo
—. 3Peo
3AOO
123,000

"so

25,c0n Tickers.
Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows
_ _ .

L sso oo°

firit-drawn. IA Doi loco
Ditto ad Day soo
Ditto 3d Illy sco
Ditto 4/12 Day
Ditto JtY Day joo
Tickets and Share (whilft an,
I.lcenfed Lottery °rico, warrar

Mit-drawn, 6th Day £ too
Ditto 7th Day zo00:0
Ditto Bth Day 25,0=
Ditto 9th Day sixo
Ditto loth Day i,OOO
ty remain) may be had at all the
ntcd undrawo.

NEXT SATURDAY.

'I'BISH refpelfully acquaints the Public, that
• the Second Day of Drawing of the prefent Lottery will be
nett Saturday. 'rickets and Shares (wartantcd ondrawn) may be
bad at both Isis Offices. whillt any remain.
No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

THE SECOND DAY'S DRAWING WILL BE ON SATUR.
DAY NEX C.
HORNSBY and CO. rerpettfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public. that they Stall continue felling Tic-
kets and Shares warranted undrawn in the prefent Lottery, Co
long as they can he procured. No. 7431, the fiat drawn Ticket
entitled to wool. was fold in Shares, at their Old Eitabliihtd
State Lottery 06ce, a 6, Curnhill.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

SURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND

OTHER RICH SAUCES.
'['HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, for Fiji Sows, Stewed Bel, Hefted Calves Newt:,
Xi &wit. Mar D rs,WiU Fowl, oia Gime t with many Deli
*foist for the Table, Sideboard. and Store Room; which are more
fu espreScd in his Catalogue, (Hr kivz ek lawahir flow) has
Induced many peons to give the fame name to Ankles entirely
different. which arc vended at nuny Shaps—ut Landon, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
so Wick Orders of Tradefewen and Ino-Intepers, who in mere-
"tenet are often ferved with Storages Serb, of very inferior quali-
ties, which Is not only an Impolition, but $ great difappointment
to Families who purchafe diem with a view of having good Sauce
to thdr FJfa,b.c.
N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have tbde words on
the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES-
SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. soy. Strand. Corned Savoy
Step., London."

TO BE SOLO,
Situate In tie Eaft Riding of the County of York,

BEVERLEY PARK, Freehold Tithe, and Toll
free, and unapt from County Rates, compelling fifteen well
6aed Farms and • capital Water Cern Mill, with Nimble Houfcs
and Outbuildings to each, and a great number of Clofes of Land
in to fundry inhabitants of Beverley and adjoining that Townibip.
Alto a confidaalsk number of Houfea and fever+) Clofes of
Land, Gardens, and Orchards, being Freehold and fituate in Be-
♦erley, tome of which Nonfat are fuitahle for the relidence of Gen-
teel imam, and many fur Merchants, Tradefmen, and Inn-
keepers.
Alto (event Freehold and Tithe Free Farms and parcels of
Land, Gtuate within the Tovrnfhips and places of Tickton, Wee),
Woodmanfey, The:.rne, Hullbridge. and Cottingbant.
The whole of the above containing 3117 A. %R. 36P.
Alto the Manor of Beverley Water Towns, compiling the
Townikips and places of Tickton, Weel, Woodmanfey, Thearne,
Hullbridge, Storkhill, and Sandholme, in which are 2322 Acres of
Land Copybeld under this Manor.
There Elates abound with Game, and are in a fine Sporting
Country. Beverley is particularly adapted for Genteel relidenee.
This Property being near the Great Mercantile Town and Seaport
of Hull, which has a very catentrite Navigable Inland communica-
tion, Its Iltuation may be deemed advantageous, not only in refped
to the fele of the produce, but alfo for the purpofes of Trade and
Refiderice.
If there Mates should not be fold before Monday the asth day
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two following days. at the Tiger Inn, in Beverley,
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order t►e Eft.trs to be (hewn ; alfo of Marrs. Beardfwort h, Bur.
ley, and Moore. Lincoln's Inn, London; William I leftedem, Efq.
Par on-upon.litirober,LincolnOtire ; Mr. Samuel Ilan, Attorney
at Law, Beverley ; And of Iliac Leatham.Ffti. Barton, near Mal
ten, Yorkalire, of Macau further Particulars may be known.

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