Star.
London, England, 1809-02-24 00:00:00

:RS, OR LEGS FOR THE LAME.

OCI.S beg to inform the Nobi-
hey now manufacture Merlin's Clipirs for
and the infirm, in which they can with
!move thsmselves from ene room to ano•
every description for the house and

Patent Porthema that can be adapted to
easiest method of setting Invalids up
:o-Bed Chairs as the most convenient me-
) bed, and getting them up; and the Re-
Lnd Couche, as the most comfortable for
-ellif in a convalescent state.
well adapted for persons who require the
,at getting out of it, as they can have the
dnutes without touching them.

c? kept ready for inspection and sale at the
-y Warehouse, No. 2G, Southampton-street,

;RAND LOTTERY.
)f ONE THOUsAND WHOLE TICKETS
,t Day, Numbers as follow :

........... 3,100
4,600
5,100
6,600

to
to
to
• .. .to
to
to
,f FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS
lawn above £l5, the Second Day,
blumbers as follow :

13,100
14,600
to
to
to
s may gain the whole of the following
CAPITAL I'RIZES:
,20,000 6
10,000 10 of

5,000 &c. &c.
.K ins APRIL 12th, lsmo.
the above Gifts of 1,500 Tickets, there al
only 18,500 for !wale.
res are selling at all the licensed Off-es.

RY WITHOUT PRECEDENT,
Drawing 12th APRIL, 180 n.
SAND WHOLE TICKETS for
'n Prize above £1 5, and FIVE HUNDRED
'S for the First Drawn Prize above £l5,
in addition to the following Rich List of

£20,C00 6 Prizes of £l,OOO 1
10,000 10 500
5,000 Ete. Ste.
Shares in great variety are on Sale at
'ARNER's, N 0.16, Cornhill,
1, £20,000, and No. 7,227, £lO,OOO, were
recently sold in Shares.
Country, post pail, containing Bank Notes,
or Bills of short date, treated the same as if

HILL, and SF. MARGARET'a HILL,
BOROUGH.

and Co. respectfully acquaint the
the Tickets and Share:, for the ensuing Lottery,
on the I.2tb of April, are now on sale at their
to Lottery Offices. On the First Day of Draw-
wit Prize ahoy:. £l.l will be entitled to 1000
the Second Day of Drawing, the First Drawn
will be entitled to 500 Tickets. These valuable
by the Contractors over and above the usual
tl and other Prizes contained in the Scheme
iited in the Bank of England, and a List Of the
had at HORNSBY and Co's. who have recently
it Friends the following grand List of Capital
1,000, 2of Xi o,oou, 4 of £5,000, 1 of £4POOi
£l,OOO, 6 of Lioo.
; Letter or Ctrrier executed esactly eatlsepaise

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, February 22, 1809.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITJD
COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
iothe EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready to receive Proposal:ft writing, at
any time on or before Friday, the 10th of Marc at, from any
Persons who may be willing to let good Capper-bottomed
SHIPS of the burthen of from 750 to 800 Tons builder's mea-
surement, which have performed eight Voyages in the Company's
Regular Service,to be employed as extra Shlpsfor one Voyage only.
And that they will also be ready to receive Proposali in writing,
at any time on or before the said 10th of March next, from any
Persons who may be willing to let good Copper-bottorned SHIPS
of the Burthen of from 500 to 650 Tons builder's measurement'
for the said Company's Service for one Voyage only.
Copies of the Terms and Conditions on which the Ships will
be respectively engaged in the Company's Service, may be had
upon application to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the Committee
of Shipping, on or after Monday the 27th instant.
s The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to
be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at or before
twelve o'clock at noon, on the said Friday the 10th of March,
beyond which hour the Court will not receive any 'Fender.
WILLIAM RAMSAT, Secretary.

SPRING CATTLE SHOW.
LORD SOMERVI .LE's EXHIBITION of CATTLE, SHEEP,
CLOTHS, &c. will be held on Monday, March 6, at SAD-
LER's REPOSITORY, Goswell-street, Smithfield.
ASALE will take place on the Wednesday morning
of the SHOW, at Eleven o'Clock, for Choice LOTS of
SHEEP of superior quality, of all descriptions.—Notice to be
given to Lord Somerville ten days previous to the day of Sale,
by those who intend to offer Stock.

CURACY WANTED.
AMARRIED CLERGYMAN, a Graduate of
one of the Universities, and in Priest's Orders, wishes for
a Curacy in the vicinity or within fifty miles of the Metropolis.
The addition of a House will render the situation advertised for
desirable.
References as to respectability of character will be given, if re.
quired ; and the Advertiser's address may be had, by apAying to
Messi s. Taylor and Newton, 5, Warwick-square, London.

TO BE SOLD,
'THE FEE and INHERITANCE of the Lands
-a- of GREENLYNCH, in the Parishes of Silverton and Rew,
in the County of Devon, within eight miles of the City of Exeter,
now held by Henry Hayman, by virtue of a Lease, of which there
are six years from Michaelmas last unexpired, at the yearly Rent
of £B4.—Proposals in writing to he made to John Hyde, Esq.
Castle-Hyde, near Kilworth, Ireland ; Messrs. Phillips and Gore,
Solicitors, Exeter ; and Metsti. Reeves and Ornisby, Solicitors,
Merrion-street, Dublin.

'1 IMBER.
TO BE SOLD, 16() Acres of very fine OAK
TIMBER mixed with some very valuable ASH and
ALDER, all of above 100 years growth. It is situated within
fifteen miles of Clonmell, and twenty-one of Limerick, in the
Kingdom of Ireland, from eath of which Towns there is water
carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the 3d or
March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-street,
Dublin, and further particulars may be known, by application to
Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Y ard, London.

VARTEG IRON WORKS, NEAR PONTIPOOL, MON-
MOUTHSHIRE. . .
r-I
'0 BE DISPOSED OF, THREE SHARES in
1 the above Concern. The Concern consists of a large track
of Land, known by the name of the Varteg Mountain, Containing
an immense quantity of Mines and Minerals, under .Lease for
40 years, 34 of which are unexpired. There is already erected
one blast furnace capable of making forty so fifty tons of pig
iron per week, with a blast engine, and about 50 workmen'
kouses, beside a Store-house, Sable, Shop, and two Free-
hold Estates near the premises. Head ways to the different stratas
of coal and mine are opened sufficient to supply the blast furnace,
at which a considerable quantity of pig iron of the most approved
quality has been made, and rail roads are laid down for conveying
materials to and pig iron from the said furnace. There is also a
very powerful and complete Rcilling-Mlll, capable of rolling 80 to '
100 tons of bar iron per week, as well as a Forge for shingling
and drawing out its uses, with about 45 workmens' houses, built
mostly on two other freehold estates belonging to the same. The
said Mill has rolled near fifty tons per week of bar iron for the
last three years, connections for which arc established, and the
same is kept regularly at work. There are railed roads and in-
clined planes from the said rain to the furnaces and they join to
the rail road of the Monmouthshire Canal-13 miles and three-
quarters from Newport, the shipping port. The Blaenaven Iron
Works are within two miles and a half of the said mill, where a
very large quantity di pig iron is made, the whole of Which paises
within a few yards of the Mill door. Froth the increasing demand
for coals at. Newports there is little doubt but gnat quantities will
be eventually raised at the said Varteg Mountain, and advio-
tageously dispoied 01, a 3 the quality is known to be good. The
said premises have lately been surieyed by persons experiencedln
the iron and coal trade, who report the materials for mating prig
iron to be exceeding good, and that the same can be made at a very
reasonable rate, the particulars of which, as well as all,Other re-
lating to the Concern, may be knoWn by applying to Mr. Daniel
Rttse, at the said Iron Works; di Id Mr. Thoinas kose, Cole-
brook-dale; Shruptldre.—Tlte.stkisfe original blame will be itild
Worth fhe notice of the purelater.—Letters, pott-paidi sddretited
as then, will min with dot dtssadon.

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