Star.
London, England, 1812-12-22 00:00:00

SIII4IBER 8049.

XING'S THEATRE, OR OPERA HOUSE.
.frAKE NOTICE, that the Sheriff of Middlesex
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la on Wednesday, the nth day of January, 1813, at
Tone o'Clock in the Forenoon, at his Office, No. 15, Bedford.
'wog, Bedford-row, expose to SALE (as far as he lawfully can
may and without any warranty for Title) so much of the
svit, Title, and interest of WILLIAM TATLOI Esq. in and to
,cdtain Boxes in the Opera House, situate in the Haymarket, in
the said Colony, as will be sufficient to raise the sum of Xl5OO
' 0.11400-
particulars whereof may be had by applying at the Office of
Abe laid Sheriff; at Mr. White's, Auctioneer, Storey's Gate,
igesrminster ; and at Messrs. Mills, Robinson and Yonng's,
140 1, Parliament-street, Westminster; and also at the Opera
sosr, pall-Mall.
LARGE FISH.

rPublic are respectfully informed, that' the
eISQUALUS MAXIMUS, or BASKING SHARK, is
tote wn at the Bull, Holborn, everyday front ten in the morn-
ing till eight at night, which was brought from Brighton by tit
boes. Admission only One Shilling each.

ORGANIC DEFECTS.
Institution for the Cure of 'lmpediments and Preparation of
Youth for the Pulpit, Bar and Senate, Bedford-Place.
'MR. THEW ALL has the satisfaction of an;
*LTA souncmg to the Public, that In addition to the successful
application of his system of Instruction to the management of
habitual and constitutional Impediments, uniform experience has
ako demonstrated the complete efficacy of that system in pro-
ducing a clear, distinct, and agreeable utterance, even in persons
who have the most serious defects in the roof of the mouth, &c.
and that, without the troublesome and dangerous application of
artificial Organs.—Plans and erms of domestic and of private
Tablet', may be bad of Messrs. Arch, Cornhill ; Harwood, Great
Russell-street; and Ridgeway, Piccadilly.

LTA Z A RD, BU R NE, and Co. Stock Brokers,
Li No. 93, Royal Exchange, respectfully Inform the Public,
that Tickets and Shar,s for the ensuing Lottery are on Sale at
their Office as above. Thi4 Lottery consists of 13,000 Tickets,
sa every "I icket will be drawn separately from the Wheel, for
which purpose Government has granted Two Days of Drawing,
911.14 th and 15th JANUARY.

PRIZES PAID IN FULL.
rr BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that
.4 • all Prizes in the late or former Lotteries sold by him, are
tsyirg in full, without any deduction, and 'rickets and Shares
for the Lottery to be drawn the 14th and 15th of NEXT
MONTH, are now selling in great variety at his truly fortunate
Masi
4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

THE objection that existed to drawing the Lottery
A in Classes is done away, and every Number sa ill now be
drawn separately the 14th and 15th January, 1813.
J. SIVEWiIIGHT has the pleasure to state, that the approv-
ed Scheme contains, •
2 - Prizes of - £20,030 Though this Lottery is only
2 - Prizes of - 10,000 19,000 Ticket.., the Capi-
-4 - Prizes of - 2,006 tali are nearly equal to
2596 - Prizes of £l5 to 1,000 many of 20,000 Tickets.
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at his old and fortunate Offices,
viz. No. 37, Cornhill, 38, Haymarket, and 141, Oxford-street,
where N 0,3651, a Prize of £1 6,000, in the last Lottery, and
other Upitals, were Sold in 40 Shares; and in former ones three
Prises of £20,000 and £102,000 out of £✓oo,ooo, the total value.

OLD MODE OF DRAWING—NO CLASSES.
SWIFT and Co. Contractors for the present
STATE LOTTERY, respectfully remind their Friends and
the Public, that the Drawing will commence on die 14th of
NEXT MONTH, (January), and finish on the following Day..
This Lotter). will be determined agreeably to the Old Mode of
,:kawing, as there are no Classes, and every Ticket is to be
drawn separately from the Wheel.
The Scheme, with only 13,000 Tickets, contains the following
Capital Prizes, being more, both in Number and Amount, than
la any Lottery for sever al Years pant.
2 of £20,000 are £40,000
2 - 10,000 - • 20,000
4 - 2,000 - • spa)
6- 1,000 . 6,000
6 - 500 - - 3,000
6 - 400 - - 2,400
10 . 300 - 3,000
10 - 200 - - 2,000
Besidcs 46 of £lOO and £5O, and 2,510 of £4O, £3O, &c. &c.
Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, Poultry ; I No. Sl, Aldgate High-
No. 12, Charing Cross ; street.
Where the following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold
in the present Year, viz.
5,497 - a £E20,000 11,706I1,706 -a - £3,000
093 - a - 4,000 2,270 - a - 2,000
Besides many others of £l,OOO, £5OO, Etc. &c.

READING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c.
THE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by
his eel: brated READING SAUCE, which has for litany
years been patronized and recommended by most of the first Fa-
milies in the Kingdom, renders it unnecessary for him to snake
any comment on its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever
met with such general approbation and extensive sale; it is re-
tailed in London by upwards of 70 of the first Oilmen and Fish.
mongers, and by one or more principal kis!' Sauce Sellers In most
cities and market towns in the Kingdom ; will keep good seven
years in any climate. It is generally used at table with all sot ts
of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild
Fowl, Hashes, Rum -steaks, and Cold Meat.
As many traders are offering spurious compositions of their own,
which they call Reading Sauce, I .Cocks considers it a duty he owe.
to the public to Inform them that none are genuine but those wlvt;11
have these words on orange-coloured label to each bottle, " Read-
ing Sauce for Fish, coaching Gravies, &c." prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by J. Cocks, Reading. Piuts,4s. Half pititCes.

BY THE AUTHORITY OF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL
LEITERS PATENT, GRANTED TO EDWARD JUKES.'.
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FRE AVERRUNCATOR, a new.invented In-:
sentiment for Pruning, Btc. &c. &c...
1 he want of an Instrunient for Pruning Trees and Shrubs of too
great a height to be reached from the ground, and too weak to
sustain the weight of a ladder, has been long felt. The Aver-
tancitor v I.i be found completely to supply that want. %Vitt' it,
all supeillsous itrandtes may be cut front a tree of ary height
with the greaest nicety, without the aidof a ladder, and that too
with a facility and neatness scarcely credible. It will effectually
downy All those bags of insects which are so destructive to trees,
Nei ..41 be found Rot only the most useful, hut the most amusing
Instrument for Pruning, ever yet offered to the Public. it may
be used in a holizontal as well as perpendicular direction, and is
13" only ealculatt d for the use of Nurserymen and Gardeners,
but is equally adapted for the use of Gentlemen, or even Ladies.
who may without inconvenience, carry it in their walks round
their grounds, and remove dead and unsightly branches; and by
1411114mila ba.ket, it is admirably adap-ed fur gathering
napes or other fruit banging beyond the common reach, or in
}let houses or Green-lumses, where the introduction of s ladder
will be entirely superseded by the Averruneator.
'Chit liotrument has the approval of some of the most eminent
Nurseryinci. and Cardeners in the neighbourhood of the Metro-
Ana is pronounced by them a most admirable Invention ;
by the we of which, they will tie able to avoid the various clumsy,
tedious, and indfi dual expedients. to which they have hitherto
beet, compelled to have recourse in the necessary and important
they of P.ming.
0 be had at the Manufactory, No, 11, Brydges-street, Covent.
Cameo; at Mr. William Newton's, Umbrella-maker; No. 161,
St:And; and at Mews, Moore sad Starkey's, Undtrella-makert,
Grupe*.