Star.
London, England, 1805-12-24 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 26,
will he 3n..1 the Tragedy of
ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE.
After which the Dance of
THE WILD ISLANDERS.

After which will be pi-6.mM, a Loyal Muficai Impromptu, called
NELSON'S GLORY.
To conclude with

A REPRESENTATION of the late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL.
ENGAGEMENT, fou3ht on the silt Odober, aos.

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This Evening—No performtnce.
Cy On Friday next, Mailer Betty will perform the charadter of
Romeo; and on Saturday, Geftavus Vafa.
On Monday next will be produced, for the ftrlt time, a New
Grand Romantic Pantomime, calved Harlequin: Macnet ; or,
the Scandinavian Sorcerer.

D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re-
fpeetfully acquaint the PUBLIC, that the SCHEME for
the S 1 ATE LOTTERY to commence Drawing on the 3d of
February, iBO6, confab of Twaity-Atc Thoufand Tickets, and
contains

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5 Prizes of £.20.000 8 Prizes of £.t:o3
3 - 10x000 20 - Soo
3 - 5.0:0 so _ - 100
5 - 1,000 120 ~ SO
5000 Firli-draw.n Tickets 221. each.
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at their Offices, Bank
Buildings, Cornhill, and fating the Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing Crof .

STATE LOTTERY.
To begin Drawing February 3.

SWIFT and Co. No. t 1, Poultry, London, and at
thdrOffien in moft of the principal Towns, arc felling the
TICKETS and SHARES of the Present Lottery, in which the
five thoufand HA Drawn Tickets arc entitled to zaLeach,lx.fides
their chance of Capital Prizes.

The only Prize of toptcL (bared in the Taft Lottery, No. 18,339.
Was fold by Swift and Go. as alto
No. 3,973 . a Prize of £lO6O
7.176 303
And in toe Lotteries immediately preceding
No 6.791 Cao,oz.a Nu. 20,951 4;zo,000
9.362 io,oco 19556 5.003
Ee6dei others of apiazi. icool. sool. SEC. &c.

LEWIS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, IEO6.
SCHEME.
3 of L 2 o ,ox)
3 10,000
3 . 5,000
3 1,c03
8 1,000
20 300
30 SOO
210 -- 30
3,000 Firft-drawn Tickets n

are Dopoo
30,000
- 35.030
6,000
8,000
oPoo
SP:*
6,000

soco Micas

A,250,cc0

PART Or Tat RIMY'S CAPITALS.
FiritAltawn Matt, tit Day, Cuomo
Ditto 4th Day, sopoo
Ditto 6th Day, sod=
Ditto Ith Day. 50"
Ditto nth Day,, s,OOO

'TICKETS and SHARES are felling at every
1 LICENCED LOTTERY OFFICE.-PRESENT PRICE:

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Tkk et iCto 17 0
Half £lO 0 o I Eighth Ls sr 0
Quartoslo Sisteenth I s 6
•.• An early purehak is adviktl, as the firft 5,000 Tickets will
le (tattled to sal. each, befsiles their chance of the Capitals.

MONr.fItEXDY TO ADVANCE.

111H..:REAS many Ladies and Gentlemen expe-
rience very great pecuniary inconvenience for want of
*notch!: fame re pedtablc channel through whore medium they
rniy be accommodated with temporary or permanent (urns of
• ey, Mars. HARRIS and Co. at their Annuity Bank, ha. s,
t, Charing Crofs, refpeetfblly inform the Nobility and
Ccntry. i‘i r,ffellion of Incot:ts arifmg from Freehold, Copybold,
• Leatelaild Eitates, in Land or Hooks, Money inthe Funds, Rent
C imps: 111 a: riage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Annuities, Pr..
tem Place!, Church Livings,or an ccitain Income for Life, may
le foppeitd silk fume of money to any amount, by paying an ada
state Annuity Intereft for the fame, redeemable any time at their
90 11 Perfoaal applications will be rzceived every day tiU
three o'clock ; and litiers from corrcfpondents in town ur country
(port paid) innoodiately anfwered.

TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION,
At the Bridgewater Arms, Manchrfter, on Tuefday, the 28th
&y of Janu.uy next, at the hour of Three in the Afternoon,
THE Leafehold Interell of and in all that valuable
- INN, called the BRIDGEWATER ARMS, in Mani:haler,
and the fpacious ‘Varehoufes and Outbuildings thcrcunto belong-.
El, {ova lease of Twenty Years.
Tbe Prenaes coatt of—On the Ground Floor, A large and
,Si Eallt Veflibulr and a convenient Bar ; ten Sitting Rooms, Kit-
chm, Scullery, and larder ; Tap Room, liJir dreffer's Room.
Three elegant Drawing Rooms on the lirft Fluor ; Furty-nine
Bed Booms.
Cellars under the whole of the houfe--the Wine-cellars all

Lloyd's, Dec. 17,1205.
MANY applications having been received from
the Relatives of Officers and Men who have fallen in his
Majeflyts Service, unaccompanied with proper teßtmonials ; the
Committee adapt this mode of giving notice, that certificates are
expe.Red of the relation in which the claimants Rood to the de-
ceafel, and of their circumstances being fuch as to entitle them to
relief, figned by the Magiftrate,Clergyman, or' fume other perfon,
of refpeetability, its the place where they retitle. Widows arc re-
floated to mention the number of their children, with theirrefpec-
Rye ages; and Parents to furnifh proof, that the deceafed left nei-
ther Widow nor Child. Navy Pay Office Certificaws of the
parties having been permitted to receive the wages of thole under
whom they claim, will be wondered fufficient evidence of their
being the legal Reprefentatives.
J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary.
Amount of New Subfcription adveruied. £23,859 a 3
William Danhy, Efq. 10 to •
Robert Trevar, Efq. 10 10 0
Gregfon and Dixon 21 0 0
Mils Naylor, Beckenham, Kent to to 0
William Geekie to 10 •
The Amount of one day's pay from the Officers and
Privates of the Writtle Effex Volunteer,
Mr. Henry Laurbirth, an Honorary Member of the
Writtle Eliot Volunteers
Mrs. Spry
The Officers, Non-commiffioned Officers, Drum-
mers, and Privates of the Loyal Abergavenny Vo-
lunteers, a day's pay •-
A few Patriotic Friends, meeting at Mr. Scott's,
Crown, Holloway
Robert Calvert
Charles Calvert
The Hon. George Fulke Lyttelton
Mr. William I'earfon, Ipfwich
George Watfon Smyth, New Bond Itreet
John Hawes and Co. .
The 3d Company of Loyal Ongar Volunteers, Capt.
Hawes
Edward Edwards
General Charles Morgan
Daniel Bureau, Efq.
'ohn Iffierwood, Efq. MarpleHall,Chelkire
Amount of a Contribution in the Town of Invernefs,
per Geo. Cumming, hfq. M. P.
Sh. Reed
James Domildfon, Soho
Samuel Lyfons, Efq.
Thomas Summers Cocks
Mr. Luke Sampfon, of Ely
John Sprott. Ell Clapham Common
Stewart Erikine, Ffq.
Lord Vileount GrinSton
Thomas Kinder
John Kentilh
Thomas Chambers
John Claridge, Pall-Mall
William and John Knowlyr
Clerks of Mars. A. Goldfmid, Son, and D. Fliafon
Abraham Canuadine, Surgeon, Eaft-ftreet, Walworth
Admiral Corniffi
Mrs. Cornlfh
Capt. Win. Lock, R. N. Hyde, I& of Wight
Capt. Abraham Guyot, R. N.
Mr. A. Ferris, Sen. Weymouth
Lindley and Zimmerrnm
F. Young, Southwark
F. Young, Jun. ditto
The Clerks and Workmen in the employ of F. Young
H. D. Symonds
One day's pay of the Officers, Non-commiffinned
Officers, Drummers, and Privates, of the Royal
South Lincoln Regiment of Militia
William Barr, Efq.
D. Fowler
Mr. James Smith, Peckham
Mifs Smith
Wm. Rayner, Efq. of Wilbeach
From a number of Tradefmen and Mechanics, Wing
the Catherine Wheel, Illgeemitrcet, Borough
John Freeman, Efq. of Letton
John Nadi:loch, Stag Cutter, Rye
homas Clark,Vulture ditto
Henry Bertram Ogle, Efq.
Mr. Lucy Price
Alex. Wyllie
Robert Atkins
Mr. William Gray, Band-that
John Twifs, Aliager
Mrs. M. Richartlfun, Findon Place
Produce of a Performance at the Theatre,
by Mr. John Stanton, Manager
William Baker, Efq. M. P. Bayfordbury
I'. B. Qtiarter of 10:1. Prize, No. SW
Ditto of sot. ditto, No, 322$
Market Harborough Volunteer Infantry : W. F. Ma-
jor Commandant, 51. ss. P. D. Adams, Captain,
31. 3s. ; William Atkins lieutenant, 11s. is ; C.
Heygate, ditto, il. is.; T. Green Enfign, ii. II.; J.
Chater, ditto, tl. ; Non-Commiffioned Officers
and Privates, 51. ass. toil.
Unknown
Richard Palmer, Ffq.
C. and S. W. of Suffolk
William Holcomb, Efq.
Mrs. Fleming . •
Colonel James Morgan
R. Sadler, Efq.
Sir Yet. Peyton, Bart.
John Locke. and Co.
H. Acidulent and W. Watfon
Hugh Campbell Blair
Charles Johnfon, Coal Exchange
Wm. Thomas and Wm. Squire, of Peterborough
Walworth School
Sir John Dixon Dyke, Bart.
William Hobfon, Efq. Mara field, Stamford Hill
Robert Starry. Efq. Bedford-fquare
Gensge Errington, Efq.
James Stanton, bk. Thclwall, Chefhlre
Sir Francis Wiles
F. J. Richards, eq. Great Yarmouth •
Captain G. W. Manly, Barrack Mailer, Great Yar-
mouth, one week's pay
R. Boog •
Thome' Bromley, EaR Alton
iliontas Pickles, Vine-ftret t, Piccadilly
Thomas Falter, Efq. Bury-greet, St. James's .5 5
Edward Ommaney, Bloomfbury-fquate, ad Subferip-
tion 50 0
Mr.Offiorne, Melchet Park, Wells 10 so
Stevens and Towefland, Bond-greet 5
Heringham Volunteers, commanded by Capt. Phllpot 7 7
Rev. Samuel Curtis, of Sunbury 5 0
James Vare, Nephew and Co. 52 to

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A few Neighbours of Chrift Church. Surrey, no Col-
ledlian being made at the Para Church 10 14 0
Charles Aldrich, Bond-111m - , 5 5 0
Thomas Normanfdl, Efq. jun. ' 5 5 0
Rev. Samuel Clarke - . , .20 0 0
Midi Joanna Eliza Bayley . - ..s . 0 0
Lieutenant F. Thomas, R. N. .. - ' a. - A 0
A Curate . - - t 5 5 0
William Clarke - • . ao 10 0
Richard Howard, Efq. of Cattle Riling .4 at 33 10 0
Captain William Mouneey, R.N. ' , ~...? r:., 6 0
Univeraty of Cambridge ''''rl ' *too 0 0
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George Ward - - • icei o 0
James Mackenzie, jun. per George Ward zu r 0 0
Captain John Boyd, of Rotherhithe . 3 5 0
Lieutenant Colonel Hardwicke - 10 0 0
One day's pay of the °Lacers, Non commiffroned Of-
ficers, Drummers, and Privates of the Aravio In-
dependent Company of Infantry Volunteers, com-
manded by Captain Wedgwood Iva% 6
William Menial, Bromley, Kent - 5 5 0
the Non-Commiffioned Officers and Privates of the
Eleventh Hundred Company of the Sbrupthirc Vo-
lunteers, hting two days pay of each Man
Loyal Iflingten Volunteers in the Heidi there having
been no Colledtion at the Church
John Lade, Efq. Canterbury
Richard Herferfley, ad Suhfcriptlon
Rev. SamL Kingefton,of Baytun, Suffolk
William Twopenny, H.q. -
Arthur Young, Efq.'
(To be continued.)
Subfcription Books are open, and Subfcriptlons received, at the
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My Room) 7 t feet long and 22 feet wide; a Card Room adjoin-
in:. To the Coffee Room and Card Room a feparate ftaireafe, fur
Accommudation of the Subrcriber%
Susblin: for 53 bodes—Blackfmith's Shop and (mall Dwelling-
! olife—Coach-boufes for 12 Carriages—Coach Office.
A Warehoufe occupied by Mlles. Jackfon and Cooper, at the
vs.aly Iter.t of 5:1. under a Leafe, of which two years will be is-
e don the 29th day of September next, when the fame is ex•
eted to la for a eonhderably gi cater Rent.
A Warehonfe occupied by Meas. Malinger, Paterfon and Co.
at the yearly Rein of 601.
A Warehoufe occupied h 7 Mr. Appleby, at the yearly Rent
of 241. under a Contraa for a Leafe for the whole of Mr. Pat,r-
fork's Teens.
A Warehoufe occupied by Meffm. Walker and Bever, at
tea a-year, ostler a Contract foe a Leak for the whole of Mr.
Paterfou's erlll.
A Houfe and Calendar I lours, lately occupied by Mrs. Birch, at
the yearly Rent of 'mob—At prefect untenanted.
The whole of the Preolifo are held by Mr. Paterfon, under a
Comma for a Leafe from Meifra Reeves, Pury, and Lee, for
to year, from the t3th ley of December initant, at the low
Yearly Rent of tose.l- Air. Patrrfoo paying all Ley: and Then,
and kes ping the %whole:4 the Pretnika in good and tenantable
Repair.
Partkulars maybe had on application to Richard Wood, Pfq.
Rieard Jasekfon. Efq. or Hugh Hornby Burley, Efq. of Man•
shelter; Mr- Paterfon, on the pranifcs, and of Meth. Duch-
+.s orth and Chippindull, Attornies in Minch ttcr.

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One day's pay of the °Meer, and Sea Frneibles, and
Officers and Men at the Signal Stations, from Do.
Dept, to Glenhead, in the County of Donegal, by
Captain Man Dolif.in
' T. Prefton, jun. of Yarmouth
Farley, Terrey, and Peacock
jaws Wood, of \Vega Ann

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SAM. WOODS, Secretary to the Committee.

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