Star.
London, England, 1809-06-23 00:00:00

Agents wanted.

HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN-
NUITIES--Capltal TWO MILLIONS-011Ice, LUDGATE-
HILL, LONDON.
POLICES of INSURANCE, which expire at Mid_
summer, should be renewed within Fifteen Days from Quit
-period. •
Persons insured with this Office, whose Policies explt* at the
;above period, are respectfully informed, that Receipts for the
•Itenewal of the tame are now ready for Deliestvg the Office,
*ad with the respective Agents of the Compares throughout the
Unitsd-Kingdom.
' This Company offer to Insurers the following Advantages :--
Persons insuring, or procuring to be insured, £lOOO against
Fire, or 1500 on Life, have the option of becoming interested in
• the Establishment. Persons insuring for more years than one
allowed a considerable Discount on Premium and Duty. No
charge for Policies of £3OO and upwards—or for Policies under
that amount, when erected for Three Years or more—:nnr for
Endorsements, Alterations, or Surveys. No Deduction in the
Payment of Losses. Damage by Lightning made good. A Bro-
kerage of X..; per Cent. on Shipping Insurances. Abatements on
Irisisrances oat of I..ondon, from £lO to £4O per Cent. on the
premium, and a liberal Allowance on Duty. Lives insures,
-Annuities, and Children's Endowments granted, on equitable
•and advantageous Terms. F.,:licitors and others allowed a Com-
flotation on bringing Life Insurances to this Oiilce.
Farming Stuck insured at sc. per Cent.
" By Order of the Board,
WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.

. . . .
THE THIRD-ANDPAY C LAST
tRACTED F LOTTERY, FOR 120, BEING
'ONOR,
cIR JAMES Bit.ANSCOMB and Co. beg leave
• " to inform their Friends, the.Palslic, that Tickets and Shares,
In the said Lotterf, will be on Sale in course of next Week,
at each of their Remarkably Lucky Offices, No. 11, HOLBORN ;
No. 3/, CORNHILL; No. 269, STRAND; and No. 38, HAY-
MARKET, PICCADII,LY, where the first £30,000 Prize, the
billy £40,000 Prise,and the last 423,000 Prize in the State Lot-
tery ever Sold, were Shared in 31 Sham :
. Likewise the Grand Capital Prize of 1000 Tickets, entitled to
£24,765, was sold at the above Officz., in sixteen Sixteenths.
and where likewise eight .P. 10,000 Prizes, have been sold in 105
Shares since the 14th of March, 1608; the numbers, anehow
shared, may he sew at either of the above fortunate °lces, with
several £lO,OOO, £5OOO, £lOOO, Stc.—and, in the 1.1 s: State
I.e-try, the Tickets sold by J. BiANSCONI3 only, in sundry
Shares, produced £101,175 out of £200,000, that being the
whole amount of Prize% in the said Lottery, which are now pay-
ing at the abcive Oates on demand, as usual, or taken as cash in
exchange for Tickets or Shares, in the third tied last Grand City
Lottery, now on-Sale, and contains Capital Prizes, amounting
t pwards of £100,r;b0.
to schemes Gratis, and all Orders from the Country, either for
State or City Shares, duly executed at the above Offices, and no
where else in London or Westminster on their account;

THIRD AND LAST GRAND CITY LOTTERY OF .
FREEHOLD HOUSES,
Discharged of Land-Tax, upwards of XtCO,OOO in Capital-Prises.
50,000 Tickets,
To be drawn in Guildhall in Pour Days, 5000 Tickets each Day.
No fixed Prize.
THERE are Twenty-five grand Capital Prizes in
this Lottery, consisting of Twenty-nine excellent Freehold
ROUSES, situated in Skinner-street end Pickett-street, ate. which
were estimated in the year 1806; when building ickateriala were
much cheaper than at present, by five eminent Surveyors, and
prevail by them upon pith, before a Cemsnittee of the House of
Commons, to be worth :upwards of £t00,000; tut as it is de-
sirable that the public should know the .present improved value
of the property, a new Survey and :Estimate is now preparing,
which will be publishedaa boon U it can be obtained. Tickets
and Shares are on sale by , •
SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co

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No. 87, 'Cornlaill; 11, Holborn; U, Haymarket; and 9.39,
Atritnd—wiho sold and shared Three of the Grand CaFital Yr:zes
la the last City Lottery.

ratserrr rater.
Ticket - skB a 0
Halt - aft 8 0 llk hth •,..,41 a •
Ili/arta( 25 0 1 Sisteenth oit 6
The Ptiee veill shortly advance.—Scberses sic large may he had
grat.k•

This day were published,
Illustrated with a map of the Route and six other appropriate ,
Engravings, in Octavo,,price 125. boards,
LETTERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN,
written during the March of the British Troops under Sir
John Moorc.—By AN OFFICER.
Printefffor L6ngman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. Paternoster-row.
•„• 1 hese Letters contain an account of the march and actiono
of the British Army under Sir John Moore, Jrom the day of the r.
departure from Lisbon, to that in which they embarked at Corunna.
They were written on the spot, ai.4l immediately as the events
arose to which they relate. They are offered to the public, as a
simple and autheutic account of the disasters and blasted hopes of
One of the finest armies that ever left the British shore.

SILK !STOCKINGS selling off uncommonly cheap, I
at No. 52, Cheapside ; Lai immense Stock of all kinds of
Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dresses all
in one, &c.—Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely,
will find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles.
A quantity of white or black silk, 6s. 6d. the best quality equally
.cheap; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine is. 6d.
super, 23. 6d.; brown cotton for boots, Is. 6d.; fine ribbed cot-
ton, 2s. 2d.; a variety of gloves from 10d. per pair; lace sleeves
Is, fici.; and many ether fashionable articles, too numerous to
mention, at No. 52, Cheapside.—No abatement from the price
first asked.