Star.
London, England, 1807-07-08 00:00:00

,STATE LOTTERY,

Confining of only Twenty Thonfand Tickets,
To :)e, in Drawing on Tuefday mat, the lath July.
HAZARD, lIQRNE and Co. No. 93, Royal Er.
ei!a,•ge. ar: filling Ticketsand Shares for the 2bovc Lottery.
the Scheme o: which en t ins one Prize of 30,3;;01. two of ao,oosi.
two oft oocl two of ‘.occl. &e. &c.
C 7 Note —ln the laft Lorery and that immediately preceding,
drawn in JANUARY, the faowing CAP( I'AL PRIZES were
Sold atlti Sh..red at the above Office. viz. _

One of 30,0:4-L One of 20,0:el. Four of topoot.
Two of 5,0c01.
Exclufive of 'Pool Scbl. &c. &c.
••• Letters (P. ft paid) duly a? fwered; and Orders from the
Cow try. with remittance, attended to the fame as tf prcfent.

MANY PERSONS MUST. AND ANY BODY MAY,
PARTICIPA rE IN THE GRAND PRIZES OF
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
£20,c00 f, to,coo £t coo iicoo
.Which will begin to Saw from
DAME FORTUNPS GOLDEN WHEELS
• On 'TUESDAY Nvx.r.
IN this LOTTERY a tingle TICKET tenders the
fair& tharce of SPLENDID INDEPENDENCE: an Half,
a CAPITAL. ESTATE; a Quarter, an HANDSOME SET-
TLEMENT; an Eighth ,aSNUG R wri R E r NF; and even a
Sixteenth, a COMFORTABLE PROV !SION FOR A FA-
VOURITE CHILD !I!
Families, Individuals, and Clubs, are well known to be eon-
!bandy emerging from Penury, by aid of this National Cum Nu-
comI.—TICKETS and SHARES are now Selling by
• Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. It, Holborn,
37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; where the firß
30,c0el Prize ever fold, likewife No. 12.7:9, the lefi is pool ; and
the ad, Prize ever entitled to zop3ot. No 14.305, as Srft drawn
the Second day in the left Lotter!, were divided into Shares et the
above Offices. And, in the two laft years Lotteries,the following
Capitals were fold by them in 350 different Shares, namely—
No. No
15,562 a Prize of £l,OOO 13,747 a Prize of to 000
3330 I,coo 456 ------- 1-0,000
17477 ----- z,OOO 9,2 9 ---- 10,000
2 4,69? ""---.• I 000 11 64. j •••••---.. 10,000
16,801 1,0:0 7:686 -- 10,010
17,915 2; 00 7,757 20.012
8,366 5,;',03 14 305 ,030
4.077 11,719 25.en0
11,871 -- 5,000 With t 6 Prizes of 500
And a greet number of tool. 501. &c. ate.
Meek to obterve--there arc mare Capital Prizes in the preterit
Lottery t han ever were in any former one, with only 2:4oo3Tickets
and not three Blanks to a Prize, and only one fixed Capital, there-
.:ore an early purchafe is recommended by the above Proprietors;

CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, 7•1ly t, iBO7.
FOR SALE,
By Order e the Honourable the COMMISSIONERS of bit
Md7ESTrs CUSTOMS,
Ja Teefday the 7th, Wahtlilau the Bth, and Tturf,lay the 9th of
3uly, 2807.
Ai three &Wed is the afternoon: of the fail days,
Ia the Loa: Rome, MAI,' Houfr, Leedom,
T'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted is
1- frail tunditiet, for the better accommodatiow of the flan&
ofeakrs, es well at 'nude perfons, lobo cboofe to become fmrcbafert
1011 ZXFORTATIOM.
raft India Prohibited Good., ace.

/Oa NOM( CONSUMPTION.
Whie, Harlaern Oil, Sugar and other Grocepp, Cordage, Skins,
Filtering Stones, Sword Blades, Vulture Feathers, Glafs Ware,
Iron Hoops, Fire Arms, Blacking, Buttons, Canvas, Tea, Coffee,
Cambrick, Mullin, Nankeen Cloth, Shawls, Lace, Watches, Snuff
Bolos, Gold Seals Bracelets, and other Ornaments, Pidures,
Boats, Timber, Materials of Veffels, Tulip and King's Wood, a
curious Antique Morale Endure, fundry Pieces of ditto, Tobacco
Mites and Cinders, Canary Seed, and fundry other Sorts of goods
as mentioned In the Catalogue.

CLEAR OF ALL DEITIES.
The Tobacco Mites and Cinders to be viewed at the King's
Tobacco Warehoufe, London Docks; Boats, Timber, Materiels of
Vefiels, Tolip`and King's WooJ at the Tobacco Ground. near
Greenland Dock ; and all the other Goods at his Majefty's Ware-
bottle, Cuftoni Houle, London, on Friday the ;d, Saturday t►e
4th. and Monday the 6th of July, t Soy, and on the Days of Sale,
from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon, where Cara.
lopes will be delivered.

N. B. Goods 10.2‘ght at this Sale fossil be paid for on or &fore
Sat:today the 25th of Irol y, 2807, betweeo the Lours of Moe .'Clod
is the Minting aid Throe is the ifflerrnooto, or the dotofits made therm
will sedately heraveforfsited, sold doe Goods re-fold at a Mare Salit.

PLYMOUTH DOCK.
iOlk SALE BY AUCTION,
•
At the honfe of Mrs. Elizabeth Hancock, being the flgn of the
Barley Sheaf, in Catherine•ftreet, in the Town of Plymouth
Dock, in the County of Devon, on Wednefday the aad day of
July init. precifely at fix o'clock in :he evening,
HE good Brig COMMERCE, now lying in
Stonehoufe Poel, near Plymouth Dock.—Dimenflons:
Length 69 ft. 3 in. I Depth - 13 ft. o in.
Breath - 20 9f 1 Admeafures ta6 z t-94 Tons.
A very excellent vette!, fails remarkably fait, and is in every
refpea well adapted for the Coating Trade (lii which the has been
Tor Tome time pall employed), or any othei rurpofe where a veffel
of her dimeufions may full : the is a well built ttritifh veifel, well
found in all kinds of lore., which are now in good order; and
the may proceed to fea immediately at a trifling expense.
The faid brig may be viewed, and invertoriee had, by applying
to Mr. John Thomas, wharfinger, No.4t, Mount-ft-set; and fur
further particulars, application to be made at the Office of Mr.
William Davie, folicitor, Plymouth Dock.
Plymouth Dock, June 30, zflo7.

MANOR AND ESTATE.—SOMERSETSHIRE
At Garraway's. on Tburfday, the 13th day of Atigult,
Gni& previnufly difpofed of by Private Contrail.
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal-
led PILTON PARK, Tythe Free, confifting of a molt d.
firable Gothic Refidence, a part of wkiell has been recently fitted
up, at a confiderable expence ; offices, gardens, and about 750
acres of capital grazing land, in a ring fence, with Nimble farm-
houfes,and far tying buildings, fituate in the rich Vale of Glafton-
bury, two miles from Shepton Malktt, four from Glaftonbury,
and twenty from Bath and Brift,l. Two rivulets run through
the F.ftate, abounding with trout, &c. which afford a conftant fup-
ply of fine water, ufed 'for irrigation. The Manor abounds with
game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and Rune for build-
ing. The Tenants' terns expires at Lady-day next, when the
whole, or any part, may beoccupied by a Purchafer.
For price and every particular, where plans may be fem. ap-
ply (if by letter, poft paid) to Mr. Warry, New Inn, London ;
Meffrs. Fooks and Evered. bhepton Mallet ; and Mr. Bell, Land-
Surveyor, Winchefter.

Mr Hieks,of Paha* Park Houle, will fhew the Eftate ;—tnd
printed particulars may be had at Garnway's; Bunt Inn, Briftol;
White Hart, Bath • Antelope, Salilbury; New London lon, Es
eter; and George, Hcidgewatcr.

A MOST DESIRABLE AND COMPLETE COIJN !RY RE-

SIDENCE, PARK, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD
FARMS, IN WILTSHIRE.
For Sale by Audion, by Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Lamb Inn, in Bath, on Wed, tAlay the uth of July, tr.c7,
at twelve o'clock,

THAT Singularly BEAUTIFUL VIL L A,
well known as HARTHAM PARK HOUSE, the late re-
fidence of Lady James, now deceafed, a recent ereition, comtin.
ing all the elegai ce of &Sign, with every domeftie convenience
A highly finithed entrance hall. an anti:room, 16 feet by 19;—
drawing room, 29 by 24, (including the bow) and breakfait.room,
17 by tB, all of propoetionate elevation; forming a fuite of apart-
ments uniting the molt perfed fymmetry, with the molt fimple ele-
gance.—A dining parlour, 30 by 19; a library, the fame lize as
the drawing room, and in the fame fuperior Ryle; feven Beeping-
rooms, dreffing-rooms, and fcrvants apartments. an improved
water-ciokt, convenient domeitic offices of every defcription.—
Double and tingle coach-boures, flailed (tables for 1 2 horfes, with
manaries and bed-rooms, over dairy and other
Three large gardens walled in, and Rocked with choice fruit trees,
a furrennding park of 73 acres, e:;clofed by a (tone fence, partly bor-
dered by a growing thrubbery, and ornamented with, timber-trees
of the moll luxuriant growth.--Thc fituation Is pedharly health.
ful and pleafant on a gentle elevation, half a mile fro. the London
and Bath Turnpike road, commanding muff delightfully diverfi-
fied views of a rich and fertile counts y. Hartham is only nine
miles eaft of Bath, four miles welt of Chippcnham, and one mile
north of.Corftiam.
Alto, a very defirable farm of 270 acres, called Hartham Park
Farm adjoining, (and if thought more eligible will be fold with the
above) in the occupation of Mr. John Edwards, with a (mall
pleafaut farm of 3st acres of arable, pafture, and wood lands,
and fultablc dwelling bode, in the occupasion of Hcnry Pudmore,
Efq and a detached farm of 8a acres, called Stowell's. There
are feveral quarries of good building stone on the premifes, all
Mimed in the Parishes of Co:them and Biddefdon, the greater
part free of great tithes
N. B. The Purchafer maybe accommodated with an immediate
polreffion of the manfion, park, and woodlands, and with the truly
neat and appropriate furniture and fixtures, at a fair valuation,
which otherwife will be fold by asdlion. There is no kale on any
of the farms.

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For viewing, apply to Mr. Edwards, aforefaid, at Hardt= Park
Farm. whom may be had printed particulars; as alto at the
neighbouring inns; Lamb Inn, Bath ; and Audtionten, Devises;
where a plan of the eltate may be ken. For fur cher particulars,
apply to Mr. Orme. Benny Park, Ns

BUILDING LEASES.—TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
'VALUABLE GROUND to be LET. 0* the
• South Side of the NEW ROAD, leading form ISLINGTON
to PADDINGTON, near the Foundling Hufpital, with good
Cominunicatione, on a building kale or learn,.
A plan, elevation, and defcription. may be teen by applying at
the Clerk's Office, Skinner, Hall, Dowgate-hill; and a Committee
wW meet at Skinner% Hall. on Thurfday. the 16th day of July,i4.
precifely at half pat ten o'clock, to receive propufale for ktthig the ,
Grbund.

CAPITAL FRF.EHOLD MANOR ESTATE, DENOTE
HUNDRED, ESSEX, with immediate Poffeffion,
By Meflrs. ELLIS and FLETCHER,
TO BB SOLD BY AUC fiON,
At Gariaway's, en Wednefday, July zi, at Twelve o'clock,
ARUL Y valuable Freehold Manor Farm, Tythe
. Free, and Land Tax redeemed, known by the name of
STOKES HALL, eligibly fituated in the Parifhes of Althornc
and Crickfea, in the County of Eifel, three miles from Burnham,
eight front Malden, t 2 from South End, and about so from Lon-
don—Containing Three Huneircd and Sixty-eight Acres of rich
Arable, Failure and Wood land, lying very compaol, together with
a fubilantial well built brisk commodious Dwelling Houle, excel-
lent Garden, three Barns, Cowhoefe, Stable, a Cottage for (Creams
and every ricer:Tart Outbuilding. The Land lies near the River to
Burnham, and a Wharf may be made at a fmall expence for Up-
ping Grain and loading Manure. The Eitate, except the Wood
Land, is In the occupation of Mr. Thomas Lake, jun. at a low rent
of Three Hundred and Eighty five Pounds per Annum, whore
I.eafe expires at Michaelmas next. The Wood Land is now in
band, and po Ifeffion of the whole may be had at Michaelmas next.
N. B. A confiderable part of the Purchafe Mor.ey may remain
on Mortgage on the dime, if required. May be viewed till the
Sale, and printed Particulars and Plans of the eftate may be bad
at the White Hart, Cokhelter ; Golden Lion, Ipfwich; Bell, Bury,
Hotel, South En 4 ; of Mr. Lake, on the Premiks; of Meffrs Ellis
and Fleisher, Fencbrrch•itrect, and at Garraway's.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR. AND
MANSION, ESSEX, on the borders of SUFFOLK, Land-
taz redeemed.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ,
By Meals. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
Succeffors to Mr. SMI TH,
A VERY fele& and defirable FREEHOLD PRO-
A. PEATY, comprifing Great Bromley Hall Eftate, confuting
of about twelve hundred acres of rich patties, arable, and wood
land, the chief part conveniently divided into thirteen Fanns,
whereon are excellent farm-honfes and out-buildings, together
with the Manor of Great Bromley Hall, extending over the Pa.
of about 300 acres, with the rights of Court Baron, and
Court-Leet, fines, quitrents, on death or alienation, hertots,
thirds of timber, and other privileges thereunto belonging
In the centre of the Baste is fituated the elegant and fubftantial
Malabo°, containing ao bed-chambers, numerous dreg:bog rooms,
boudoir or lady's morning room, as feet fquare; dining and
drawing.rooms, 34 feet by as each, with folding doors; cottly
marble chimney pieces, and oak Boors, a billiard room, library,
dreffing apartments, ftewanTs and houfekeeper's rooms, excellent
°laces, capacious collaring, and fine fpriag water; double coach
houfes, and tabling for so horfes, lofts, and numerous agricultu
ral out buildings, lawns, rich paddocks, flower and fruit gardens,
confervatory and hot houres,luxuriant plantations and well ftored
fill-poidr. The Eftate abounds with hares and other game, and
will afford its potTeU'ir mot of the luxuries of the table widain it -
felt To the Manfion is attached about tyo acres of rich pafture
Wad, and a purcbafer of it will be accommodated by the option of
uking the whole of the Farms, and other parts of the Eftite, in
addition to the above quantity, or (drains foal only as from
fituation or defcription any be defirable to him. The Elate is
fituated In a beautiful and healthy part of the County of Fifes
furrounded by fine roads and plcafant rides, 8x miles from Ded
haws and Cokbeiter, and four from Manningtree and INlftley. all
good market towns, and jr from London. The chief part of the
Farms are held under agreements, determinable at than periods,
at low refits, now producing raacl. exclufive of the Manor, Man-
fion, and the I.and, prefunied to be worth at leaft 7001. per an.
nom, and exclufive of timber in the valuable woods. A pack of
fox-hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. The Mane= and
Farms may be viewed at any time, by application to William
Mafon, Efq Solicitor, in Colchelter; or to Mr. John Simfon,
one of the tenants on the premifes ; of whom printed particulars
may be had ; alto of Meirno. Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Old Broad.
ftreet, London ; where, as alfo at Mr. Mafon's, in Colchafter, an
Elevation of the Houfe and Plans of the Ettate may be teen.