Star.
London, England, 1813-08-10 00:00:00

By THE LORDS COMMPSIONXILI FOR TM REDEMP?
TION OF CHURCH AND. CORPORATION LAND TAX,
AND THE EXONERATION OP • SMALL LIVINGS
AND CHARTTABLXINSTMMONS.
CHURCH AND CORPORATION LAND TAX OFFICE,
PARLIAMENT-ITRILiTi V?'111T1/11/11TER, 3)/LT 24, 1813.
Fri HE underwrittethLOßDS COMMISSIONERS
appointed by his Majesty's Coaunission under the Great
Seal, bearing date 25th March, 1129, for the outposts of Rego.
lasing, Directing, Approving, and Confirming all SALES of
ESTAVES for the REDEMPTION of .1. AND-TAX. by
ill
Bodies politic and Corporate, and coaspanicv, and F.mEees,
and Trustees for Charitable and other Pubic Purposes, having
been authorised by the Acts of the 46th Geo. 111. Cap. 135, the
48th Geo. 111. Cap 61, and 50th Gee. ILL Cap. 58, tie Provision*
of which Act have been renewed by the Act of 53 Geo. Ills
Cap. 123, to exonerate Small Livings and Charitable Institution*
from the Land 'fax, in cases where the clear annual-income shad
not exceed Xl5O,
• DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, ..-;
That, by the said last-mentioned Act, all Memorials and Cer-
tificates of Persons claiming to be, exonerated from the Land
1 ax, under he said Act, must be transmitted to us (at our Of-
I ce) w:th'sa r welve Calendar lylonthsfrom the 12th day of July,
281 S, being the day .of the r issirg of the said bst-mentioned Act
of the 53 Geo. 111. Cap. 123.
And we do further berelfy give notice, 'flat the. Forms of the
Memorials and Queries required to be answered by those who
claim the benefit of the said Acts of 46:h George 111. Cap. 133,
49th Geo. 111. Cap. 6'7, 50th Geo. 111. Cap. 58, and 53 Geo. 111.
Cap. 123, will be delivered, gratis, by applying personally, at our
said Office, No. 28, Parliament-street, Westminster, or by letter
to our Secretary, under cover to Lord Auckland or Lord Glen-
beryl., at the said Office. AUCKLAND.
GLENBERVIE.
W. YOUNG, Se‘retary.

By Order of the Board,

•
BY THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS FOR. THE RE-
DEMPTION OF CHURCI! AND' CORPORATION
LAND TAX.
.T E underwritisti LORDS COMMISSIONERS
"a" arpolauell by As Majesty's Commission nailer she great
Seal, Tuar,ng date 25th March, 1799, for the purpoees'of septa.
tl2, d;xecing, approgdpgianaloonfirroiog all SALES of PRO-
PER.' Y for the Redemption antlPurchase of LAND TAX, by
ail Persons of the following dessripthatast

Archbishops and Wslapps,
• Deans and Chapters, aild Prebendaries,
Universities and Colleges,
•
Rectors, Vicars, and all other elergynsen ;
All Lay Corporalons and. Campania, •
Aa Feasts and Vt pears for Cisaritabi, and otbar Fab*
purpose.,
And all person', the Reversionary. ;mettle of whose
Ecates lain the ( row*,
DO HER EI4Y GiV.R NOTtat.
That by the Ac: of the led Geo.. 111. Cap. 193,31nrions new
facilities art slum for the further Redemption and PsrOaa of
the t.and f az, and being des rous to promote and accelerate the
purposes of the I ,igialcure call upon the several Bodies Corp-
orate and ludiviriti.ds aforesaid, to come forward with such Sales
as • hey may wls to offer to he approved and confirmed. With
this v,ew a constant a'tendance is given at their (Mee, No 28,
l'arl anent-Areet, Westm'nst.-r, from ten to three o'clock, where
ali person, applying will receive such information and assistance
as the case may require. AUCKLAND.
GI.ENBERVIE.
W. YOUNG, eaaratarf•

By Order,

a
• IffiXT MONTH.
ippo IcHARDSOY, GOODLUCK and Co: the
iv CON EttACI ORS, respecttirly remind their Friends and
I:. Public, that the O'rA fE LOITERY begins drawing on the
17th of is4EXI MON.' H(' epternber). The present eittraordi-
Airy demand for rickets mod Mate* is the mon convinci proof
at lbw puptdarl y of the schenue,whiah, with only 1U ng
,000 ckets,
cancan:, the following Capital Prizes.
•• of ,Est 1,000 16 • of £5OO
e 10,000 7 • - • :100
5 1,000 150 sf WO, LSO; &c.
And the lowest Prizes are 420-the first 1,000 Blanks are also
entitled to 420 each.
Tickets and Shares are selling at RICAARDSON, GOOD-
LUCK; and Co.'s Offices,"the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cent-
hill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross..

ILK STOCKINGS selling oft',noil a quantity of
ki real India Cottan'ttoekinp, at RADFOAD's, No. 59,
theapside. 'Me folleivliog is the price of some Wok er White-
cot.On feet, As. 6d.; All aitk, Gr. 64.;frery good, ; best
cheap in proporpen, swum' hose, l 5..6d.; fine, tts.; suptr, 4s. 6d.
extra super, Ss. worth much more: A large quantity of real
Weic:, klamels of a curious fine gualil selling very cheap ; some
vety gild gloves Is. a pair.
ft -mit to be very particular in shn'squite'iind tumilst,r, ny you
sriil be inti.oteil on, they are at Radford's, No. 51, Ottipside•
BLAWKINS and DUNN's ESSENCE of COF.
FEht *old at theirldreitt*lstry,,No. 79, Greatyitcharld•
street, Mary-la•bunne London, sod brirarioui Grocers, Drug-
gists, Ste. in (*own andeountry, nut to one
pound of the best Care of the respective kind% lad ill "Mums
of refined.supr.
Turkey . . Si.ds.Od.
Bourbon • . as. Bottles inelidett
Vlantation - 4.. end.
- trimbi

To make a cup of coffee, no other Able is required, than
merely to rut about a tea-spoon full of the essence into a cotfee
cup, uith Cie usual quantity of milk and sugar, and fill it up with
bur water.
The Essence is sold *mixed with sugar for hot climates, and for
long keeping. The E,Feuce is also sold without sugar when
wanted tor immediate use ; the half-pint bottle in that caso con-
ta.n.ng 1 lb. 3 oz. of Coffee, at the sanse price as above.
As good Coffee cannot be made without pure water, Hawkins
and Dunn have proilded filtering emeriti at 4*. and upwards.

I'O kIE Lerrls, or ;di Terms as may be agreed upon.
A MOST desirable -MANS I.os, fit far any Gen.
tlemaii's ahode. The Pnemis_s are adjoining the Village
of Wouldhatn, elute to the navigable aid pleasant River Med
,o-ay;isitliiii three mites and a half of the City of fSpehester. and
ii.e miles from Maidstone, in T sporting part of Pie .County 4/1
Kent, ant close to Vioultihatu ..-..nntrion to which an unlimited
right of Pasturage, Firewood, 6tc. 'ilUgrunrid ilpor consists of
a commodious wish a grand Staircase, a Drawing-room,
Parlour, Siting-room. and a spacious Kitchen ; the one pair of
stairs consists of five very recmy Bed-chambers, one of which
may bets Drawing-room at pleasure; ttwopsir of stairs, a back.
Staircase fgoot the Kitchen , containing ais Rooms with fifoplaces
in three of them, a Staircase front the passage of the two pair
into a Turret., or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect
of the R • m- Medway and country all round ; most spacious
-Cellars with excellent Bins, a Fore,coursenclased with a.dwarf
wall and railing *rice ; a large Bath Court .encluactall routAl
with a high brick wall, well 'stocked with choice wall F.rtlit-trees,
Ivell,chosen Shrubs and dowers; an excellent garden well walled
andt fenced, stocked with the choicat Fruitage-, a large Ward en.
-cloiedwiek.a too brick wall, sto .eacelleatt wortinewslied.Stable,
over whisk is a high spacious Loft, ewe k.leach,hotosep; and away
Other Out-Cinoes,too tedinits to oaentlOP.bscrio. •
The Lewis paiy.lie ,accommodated Willi a Oxen Acres of,
shake gtiOd,Landadjoifiips Wid_lrentir:-s,lf required.
erkureisui 4445. et • Mar.ukihar