Star.
London, England, 1824-01-16 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Custom-House, RYE, on Wiosasuty, the 4th of February,
• IU4, at Eleven o'Clock in the Morning,
THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS,
which have been seized and legally condemned;

POE. EXPORTATION.
us Pieces India Silk Hand- 1 Silk Dress
kerchiefs 6 Silk Net Shawls
1011 Yards Silk • 6 Silk Shawls
52 Yards Silk Ribbon 5 Pair Silk Gloves
4 Slit Net Handkerchiefs 1 Silk Umbrella
Half ditto ditto 5 Pair Silk Stockings
d Down Pair Leather Gloves 3 Silk Net Scarfs.
3 Mak Silk Handkerchiefs
volt HON!: coxsystrarow.
Aka 31 Gallons Brandy, and 134 Gallons Geneva, of legal
strength for Dealers.
I Bottle 5-15 Garon Cordial 1 Cotton Ilandktrchier
Weteis 1 Basket
14 Bottles Eau. de Cologne 23 Prints. .. •
:03 lbs. Chocolate .ses
Twelve Nesa-Glasseb detained fox being unairralued.
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Its undermentioned Goods' if not fetching a Sum equal to the
ass= of the Duties; will be immediately put up for Exportation s
sa Plain Paper Prints. • •
6 Pieces Paper lianginp
. Pair Leather Half-Boots.
A Depoidtlif 'twenty-6e per Cent. will be required.
yr The Goods to4oe viewed (in office hours) .the day before, and
*saltiruing of Sale, at the Custom-House. •

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'Government have given the immense Number of
SEVEN OF £20,000 !
fin account of the regretted
DISSOLUTION OF LOTTERIES,
Livia. &se Splendid Fortunes, will not fail to avail themselves
of skits (urar) Three times the usual Chance
THE Drawing•begins 19th February, when the Two
?kit +rises aril! have AC20,000, an Money, extra each; and
aka, late. _ _ _ -------,

ALL ARE PRIZES!
TH•R SCREME CONTAINS
2 of £40,000 AU Money £40,000 0
5 20,000 ?dewy, & Three Per Cta. 100,000 0
5811 1,000, 500, 200, 100, 50,12, and 10 70,036 5
F.very Blank (before 10th March) £lO 70,000 ,0
Last 1,000 Blanks,.Secoad Day, the maw 10,000•

290,036 S
Blanks no longer continue, as f•mterly, bit have Thee Mantis,
a these Interesting Events are certain. Tickets may be Twist
Bern Blanks, Twice have the Option of greatest part of the
Ussy being returned, and,fusally, be Drawn Twenty Thousand
Pound Prises. These are only part of the Splendid Improvements
which she Scheme at large will rove.
J. and J. SLVEWRIGHT,
CONTRACTORS.
37, Cornbill, 11, Holborn, and 38, Haymarket.

aBUCK, Taylor and Habit Maker, begs to inform'
• his Friends and the Public in general, that he has removed
from King-street, Covent-garden, to 211 s Regent-street two doors
Ewan Conduit-street, where he hopes to be favoured their
commands.—Regimentals and Naval Uniforms, made in the most
correct style, and on the shortest notice.

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APPENDIX TO THE JUSTICE OF PEACE.
This day was published, in Elvo. price Ss.
AN APPENDIX to the last Edition of DICKIN-
SON'S JUSTICE of the PEACE, including the Statutes
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