Star.
London, England, 1805-05-06 00:00:00

Prizes paid on dcmand, whether a scl. or a 300001.

STATE LGITERY,
EIROiNS DRAWING MONDAY 13th MAY.
THE Tickets ate fold and divided into Halves,
Quarters. Eighths. and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BURNS, and Co.
Stock brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, ttudrr toe
Royal Exchange. London, and no where rife on their acc..unt,
Letters, pelt paid, duly =livered, and Schemes grans.
TifF. SCldElylis CONTAINS
Two Prizes of 7.3,ocat—arTten of 20,0001 —Thrrr of t0,0r.)31.
Three of 503301 xp--01,--.Eight of
FORT2CeII of seal &c lite. and the lewd! Prize 201.
In the late Lottery, No 8035, a Mite of 2 cparL was (old and
reg.-Mere,' at the above Office, where No. t 1,338, !fool and
20,y42 and 20,787, Prizes of wool seem fold In Share,
•. • Contitry Orden, areonspani+d with &yr (ired Bills on
Lohdon, fait-Ornse Ortirra, or Calk, in Parcel by ‘'wch or Car-
rier, punAusny atrctotrd to; doll Correflosndectscnoy depend on
being tllCri lIZell• Lillie Icons *0 if perriStualy ordent.

Juft publifbed, price ins. 6d. In boards,
Recommended by the Goys aeon of the BANK of England, and
eighteen oth_r Bankers and Merchanrs of the firft refpedtability,
and fandlioned by a large number of Subfcribers,
1 'HE Conveniencies, Principles, and Method of
Keeping ACCOUN with BANKERS, including fpecia
mens of the mode of keeping and calculating Interelt accounts, as
pradifecil by the London Bankers, and by Bankers, Tradefmen,
&c. in the Country ; with accurate and exteufirc TABLES, adapt-
ed to the calculating of intcreft accoants, and the dircounting of
bills of exchange. with cafe and difpatch; in which the table of
intereft for one day is extended to °sir ail LitoN Pounds, for cal.
enlacing intent& accounts on the principle adopted by the London
Bankers; with oilier corrc et and u(sful Tables. To whicb is added,
a concife and pradical 1 a r Arise on BILLS of EXCUANGE and
PaosztssunY Nor es, including Bankers Cafb Notes and Checks.
By WILLIAM LOWRIE.
Sold by Longman, Hurft, Rees, and.Orme, Patemofter.row ;
and J. Alpanc, Curnhill. London; and by all other Bookfellers.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
TO BE LET FURNISHFD,
ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
confining of a Dwelling honk, having on the Ground Flour
three Parlours, a large Kitchen, and requilite Offices; on the firft
Flour fix Bed•chambers, and over three Servant Roams; alto a
Coach-bottle, Stabling fur feveral Horics ; a well flocked Pigeon-
boufe and Filh•pond, Kitchen-Garden, Shrubbery, and about
(even Acres of Oreharding and :•Teadoss Land.
Th fituatim one Mile from the Market Town of Abergswen-
cy, on a good Turnpike Road, within five minutes walk of the
River MY, famed for its Salmon, Trout, and other Fifh, and the
fur ounding country abounding with Game.
Fur:hcr particu:ars may be known by perfonal application, or
letter (poll paid) addreffed to Mr. Gabb, Solicitor, Abergavenny.
April 27. 1805.

CORNWALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Meffrs. HODSKINSON. ABBOTT and Co
At Garrawars Coffee•houfe, London, on Wednefday the Bth of
May next. in Lots.
Lot 1. THE Manor of CONNERTON, with the
11 Hundred and Liberties of PEN WITH, enjoying the
molt eatenfive Rights and Privileges,comprifing feveral (mall Farms,
Manorial Royalties, Jurifdidlions, Mines over large tracks of Land,
abounding with Lodes of Tin and Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a
Court of Record, and many other immunities granted by Charters
of the Earls of Cornwall. and confirmed by the Kings rod Sirens
of England, the like are not poffeffed by any other fubjeet in the
United Kingdoms.
Lot a. The Mines in and over the Eftate of Drym in the Para
ofCrowan,including Wheal Abraham Mine, juft now come into
a due coorfe of working, and produdive in Copper, contiguous to
the old very nab Mine call. .el Wheal Golden, near 200 f.ithomt
deep, with her lest Is brought into WbealAbraham Sctt, and whiel,
Sett extends on tSc lam: Lode Soo fathoms.

I.ot 3. The Manor of Trefithney, in the Parifh of Gwennop,
inchnling Cofgarne Downs, compriliq the very rich Copper Mines
of Wheal Virgin, Wheal Fortune, 1s heal Yrit.ndthip, Ale and
Caltel, and the United Mines, and may juftly be (tiled the riche
fpnt difeovered in the Kingdom.
Lot 4. The Manors of Nanfladron,Tregennow and Tregorick,
wherein is the Great Tin Mine of Polgooth, and which, folipecu-
hu rich metal, and quanthy, is notto be equalled in the wmid.
Alfo, the Manor of Latihern; with the Houle and Barton.

To which *iU be addcJ kvcsal other Eftatew in the County.
Partienl ire may he had or Meffra. lA'Allls and Roberts, Hddon,
Cornwall ;at the place of f de; of Mr. Abbott. N Z
_l. She!).
herd's hthrket, Picesdiny ; and.of Mt. Hudllaufou, Nu 35,
Arundel arta, Str.ind.

Admeafuring 242 Tons.
She is American, fuppafed Philadelphia-built; has a Figurehead,
and is copper-lheathed ; the flows a very large cargo, and fails
uncommonly Taft—is particularly calculated for a letter of marque
or running lip in the Streighta, Weft India, or African Trades,
and will require no more than a common Outfit.
For Catalogues, Inventories, and further information, apply to
Peter Tonkin, Mi. or
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant in Plymouth.
Oepofit of ar per Cent. will be required at the timcof
(In Cal or Bans of England Notes,) and the remainder before
the delivery of the Hides or ship.

TO BE Lk l' OR SOLD,
AN extremely defireble LEASEHOLD ESTATE
2- compriGtig a neat and convenient HOUSE, calculated for
the reception of a Email genteel Family, comprifing three parlours,
a kitchen, wafh houfe, and pantry on the ground flaw, four good
bed rooms on the firft Buhr a Inxiller one and a garret above; de
tacked :a a twodtalled Stable, with a Servant's Room over it ; a
Coach Houfe, Wo.,d Houfe, and Store Room above, adjoining are
a good Garden, a Man Orchard, and between three and four
Acres of Pafttire Land. The Premifes, u: which immediate pof-
Callon may be had, are in excellent repair, having bevn built only
a few years, and are fituate In the Fair mile, near Henley upon
Thames, Oxfordlhire, in one of the moil beautiful parts of the
county, and are well worth the att..litiun of a fporthrian. The
prerbiles may be viewed with tickets, which with further parties'.
lass may be had, by applying perforohy, or by letter (post paid)
to Meas. Owthwaite and Wightwick, Auetionsera, or Mr.
Conper, Solicitor, Henley upon Thames.

The five following Manors, FONTIVIELL with BEDCH ESTER,
COMPTON ABBAS with TWY FORD, WESTORCHARD,
HAR"FGROVE, and MELBURY ABIIAS, all in the County
of DORSET,
I WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN FIVE LOTS,
by Mcifrs. HODSKINSON, ABBOT, and Co.
At Garraway'a, London, un Wednefday, :he Bth of May next,
'HE MANOR of FON'L'MELL with BEI).
CHESTER, extending over ao3o Acres, with the Reverfion
In Fee of feveral Leafehuid,and Copyhold Mates, held by lives,
amounting to 851 Acres (exclufive 1,1 the Down Land), and efti-
mated with feveral valuable Mills,to be of the annual va.ue of 11931.
Alto Fontmell Manor' Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Metyard,
tenant from year to year; containing with the Down 477 Acres,
and of the atimated annual value of 2471.
The Manor of Campton Abbas with Twyford, extending over
1300 Acres, with the Reverfion in Fee of feveral valuable Eftates,
held!), lives, amount Mg to 6on Acre. (etclufirir of thc Down Land)
and of the eitimated annual value oflirtl And alto the Advowli n
in Fee of the Rectory ot Compton A bbs. worth asol per annum net.
The Manor or reputed Manor ot WI. ft Orchani, extending over
638 Acres, with the Reverfion in Fee of feveral capital Farms, held
by lives, containing 493 Acres, and of the eftiotated annual value
of Bssl.
The Manor or reputed Manor of Hartgrove. extending over
983 Acres, with the Reverfion in Fee of feveral Leafehold and
Copyhold Eftates, held by lives, amounting to 49r Acres (exdu-
arc of Black Fenn Commeio and liartgrove Hill), and of the eIU
mated aiinual value of 6291.

The Manor of Melbury Abbas, extending over upwards of
agoo Acres, with the Mime/foe in FCC of :he Ream y,alid Right
to the great and !mall Tythes worth 100 i per annum. Alto the
Reverlion in Fee of feveral taluable Mates, held by lives, amount-
ing to r t 21 Acres, and of the eflimated annual value of argil.
Pruned particulars may be had of Mr. Buwies,Sulicitor, Skala
bury ; or of Meffrs. licallinfon, Abbott, auk Co. Surveyor.,
Anahiel-street,. Loodoe,

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COMPACT FAMILY KESID/INCE, HE.NRIE [TA.
STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Idr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's Coffee bottle, Exchange alley, on Thurfday, Ifoth
loft. at twelve o'clock,
A Spacious Defirable FAMILY RESIDENCE,
fituate No. 13, Henrietta-Rivet, Cavendiffi-fquare,
the coiner of Vi7elheck•Rrect, the refidence of the late Thomas
Pratt, Efq cumprifing on the ground Boor, a near entrance, din-
kg room, and library, handfome eafy Rune flail-cafe to the cham-
ber Boor ; the firß ftorey contains two &earful drawing roots;
on the chamber Boor are two good bedchambers mid a drefring•
room, four attics over; the bafemcnt are two kitchens, coal,
wine, and beer cellars. A fpacious airy garden. laid out and plant.
ed, leading•- - double coach-houfe and four Nap Rabk. The pre-
miles are th. * tor twenty years at a low gr: ul,d rent.
May be v owed with Tickets. Particulars at Gamvray's;and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick•ftrm, Withal ftp.ur, where Tickets
fur viewing may be had.
FINSBURY SQUARE.
SPACIOUS ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCE, COACH-
HOUSES. STABLING, CAPI WlNft-VAULTS, and
EXTLNSIVE CELLAR.

TO pa soLD BY AUC TION—By Mr. ROBINS,
AC Garraway's Coffce-boufc, Exchange-alley, on Thur4ay, May
Is, a: twelve o'clock, .
A Capital and truly defirdble I.EASELIOLD
ESTA•IE, compelling an el.gant ;did lir, dons Dsrelfing-
houfr, with convenient and roomy domrttic cfiiccs of every de.
fcriptinn, welt planned and fitted up for the accommodation of a
gentleman's family. fituate on the fouth fide of Fiiithurv-fitritrx,
the property and refidence of a tenth:man ; the houfr contains on
the ground itoor a mat chturful con once hzll, commodious dining
parlour, Rod y and drefling room, 2 drawing n toms fin; din therno.
dtm elegant Rile .•n the tirit.ftorey 4 chambers on 0., fond floor,
with antes over, *tone hair cafe, and bcauttiall mahogany doors to
the principal apartment, a water clofir. he bafemnt contains ex-
cellent kitchen houfeketTer's room, butler's pout', frr tants' hall,
larder,roomy vaults, capital wine ctllar, a large open airy garden,
with Ipacioas eel:ars under a rec. fa 'rum the hack Rivet, an enclofed
Rabic yard. with folding gates, double coaCh bouts and ftabling
for fix horfea, wi•h loft and roomsover, • ' whole it ft:NE.ll6,d
and good repair. rite premlfes are Imdd L'.der tin. City at a I..V#
ground rent. May be siewed ou ItionLais,*esittethys, and Fri-
days, front one to three, with tickets only. Partici:dais at ()arra-
stay's; at 11,1c1E.s. Winder, May, and Maynard's, Solicitors, St.
: and of Mr. itobios, Warwick-ftreet, Golden-
I ((pure, where Tickets for viewing may Sc had. purchafa
may be accommodated with the principal part of tlic cle;gatit (bra-
tur • at a valuation.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ES' EX,
To be SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. SECKHA M,
At Epping Place, on Friday the reth day of June next, at three
o'clock in the afternoon,
IN THIRTEEN LOTS, Confiding of leveral cub-
Randal and convenient Farm honks, with.Perns, Stable., :Ind
ether outbuildings in complete repair; and about time hus.dred
and forty-five Acres of moil excellent arable, meadow, and ca it urc
Land, iu the rerpedive Tenures oT the Rev. M. Budwssrth,.l' O.
Fothergill. Efq: Mr. Abrahams, Mrs. Fordham, Mell‘rs. Mott,
Newell, Thurgood, and Stone,Tenants under agreement, wish no-
flees to quit at Michaelmas next, and limited in the fevt ral Parishes
of High Laver. Magdalen Laver Harlow, North Weald, High*
Ungar, and Lamm, a pleafaut and iniprovabk part of the County
of Efrex.
The Ellates have been recently put in compleat repair at a :reat
ripener, are molt deur:slily Neat. d far the credit's, of Villa. and
country Scats on the Margin of the essenave Commits.. of Ha le-
wo d, Harlow iiulh, and Harlow (over which are very valuable
tights of dersiturage) indenting tioc Forell Scenery and Pk-
turefque and mar adjoining to the New Market and
Chelmsford Roads, being dlltant from Loudon about so mild,
from Epping tour, from Harlow two, and three from 4angar.
To vim the Pretnifes, apply to tht feversa Tenants, and Putts.'
caters may b.e had of Mr. Champncfs the Sle,va -d of the Hiatt:, at
Epping; at Epping-place; Green Man Ins, Ongar; Crown Inn,
Hock/Till ; Ncw Inn, Waltham Abbey ; and Black Bot and Sara-
cen's Head I sin+, siord; of the Au. ionett,at Ckigwell; and
of Mr. Jamas, Laud Agent, No. £4, Carty-Wee, LitAnAn's Inn,
kotocl,st.

GLOBE MST:HAN:2r., PALL-MALL, April ti,
NTOTTCEr is hereby given, That n:w Rates and
Prispgfais, for Infurancvs againft Lots or Llamage by Fin::
infurances on Lives and Survivorfh!p; En.'.nv:mci.ts of Children;
Immediate, deferred, and progreillye Annuities, may be bad,gratis,
by application at the Company's Offices in Poll-mail and Cornhill,
or from their Agents in the principal Town: and Out-ports in she
United Kingdom. THOMAS H. Wil INsON, Secretary.

PATRIOTIC FUND.
LI.OYD'a. Amu.. 11, otos.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the Commit_
tee for Managing the PATRIOTIC f held this day,
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JOHN JULIUS ANGFRSTEIN. Ffq. in the Chair ;
Read two letters from the Hon. Jonathan Duncan, Governor of
Bombay, to Sir Francis Baring. Dart. with a Copy of a Letter
from Alexander Walker, Efq Refident at Baroda. to the Secretary
of the Government of Bombay; and Lift of Subfcriptions ingot
Prefidency and iu Dependencies, to the Patriotic Fund.
Refolved, That the above Letters and lift of Subfcriptions be
infected in the Daily Papers; and that an A ufwer be written to
the Hon. Jonathan Duncan, exprethog the high fenfethe Commit-
tee entertain of the generous enP.uliafm with which his example
has been followed in the Prelidency under his Governmenr ; and
the peculiar pleafure the Committee feel in publithing the (ponce-
mous proof of attachment to the BritiM Nation. given by the Na
tive Powers to alliance with the Hon the Eaft India Company, in
fo liberally contributing to the fupport of that Inftitution.
Copies of Letters from the Non. Jonathan Duncan, Governor of
Bombay, to Sir Francis Baring, Bart. Chairman of the Commit.
tee for managing the Patriotic Fund.
Bombay Cattle, 04EtOtKr 12. I 804.
Si.—! have the honour to forward you a Bill of Exchange,
drawn on the limmurabk the Court of Dir.:Ron, at three months
▪ for the amount of the Subfcriptions hitherto received on at-
count of the Patriotic Fund, being two thoufand pounds Reeling. I
have Oro inclofed a lift of the Subfcrihers. There Contribmtons
have been chitty confined to the Prefidency ; the sort lapfe of
time Once the publication of the notice with which you favoured
me, in your letter of the lath of March let, not basing yet ad-
mitted of returns from the Subordinates. I have the honour to
be, tine.
Bombay Caftle, Nov. aft, .804.
51r...0n the iath ult.l had the honour of forwarding you a Lift
of Subferiptions to the Patriotic Fund at that Prefidency, actors*
ponied bye Bill for Two Thoufand Pounds fleeting; and I have
now the fatisfaetion to enclofe a continuation of larther Contribu-
tines on the fame account, together with the firft of a let of 11111.
on the Honourable Court for 2,teil. i ts. i id.
With reference to the List of Subfcriptions now enekifed.l have
much pleafure in tranfmittiog you a Copy of a Letter from the Bri-
dal Refident at the Borah Durhar, under date the nth infant,
whence It will, 1 doubt not, be f. tofaclory to Government, and
to our countrymen at Wn-. to oblerve, that our Allies, the Gui-
cower, and the principal officers of his Ailminiftration, have thus
fpontanconay come forward in fupport of the objei2s of the highly
laudable Inftittition over which you prefule. I have the honour to
be, &c. &c.
Copy of a Letter from Alexander Walker, Efq. Refident at Barts-
ch', to James Augliftus Grant, h.fq. Secretary to the Govern-
ment of Bombay. B'roda, Nov. t 1, 'toe.
Sir—Having mentioned in the cootie ot conierfation with the
Guieowar Raj ih, and his Miniiter, the objedt of the Patriotic Fund,
and afterwards explained the principles ON which that provifion
was railed, their curiofity was not only Rrongly recited by the re-
lation, but they expreffed a dcfire to contribute towards the fup-
port of this ocelot and noble deficit.
As this offering of good will and attachment from there Allies
couft he peculiarly gratifying to the Company'e Government, and
fatisfadlory to the Britith nation at large, I have not hebtated to
accept it.
I have the honour to enclofe a Lift of the Sabferibers, and have
no doubt but that this friendly intereft cif a diftaet people in favour
of an Inftitution which is clofdy eonneard with the honour and
(murky of our native country, will be duly appreciated by the
Honourable the Governor in Council_

I beg taste recommend, as a mark of attention which will he
agreeable to*m, that the Names of the prefent Subc,:ribers nr4
be printed in'the Makratta and Enghlh Languages. For this pur.
pore, I have enclofed a Lift in both Tongues, with the Names and
Rank of the parties, as they Itand tlererit.ed In their offci.l Rations
wider the Guicowar Government. I have the honour to be, Sts.&c.
LIST OP 1111/14CRIP1 lONS AT 1101114AY TO INK PATRIOTIC
FUND AT LLOYD'S.

Rupees Rupees
Jonathan Duncan 3000 Hormarjee Bollllllk4 421
Lewis Cochrane coo Michael Forbes 84
Thomas Leclunt re 300 Capt. John Turner 84
Robert Anderfon too Tames Flitter 200
Charles Forbes (songs) 1680 Ardaker Daily
.5-'0
James Law Soo Capt. James Dsuglis 168
James Kinlock (togs) 411 JC. St,!nTll4,ll, I.c. &TVS. 170
avid Inglis (rep) i6B Capt. Robert Blaekall aro
S. R. Snorer Lt. Artilkry to Major H. Scott, 78th Rest, 126
Joreph Cumbsrkge left 1"v/sin W. Green too
Patrick Hadow 3t.0 S. SI Thricplatid 168
William Crawford 200 Tviajor David Price ion
Yeltsajce Bornaojte zoo Capt. Edward `.: ow 100
J.G. ?CO Dodlor Hticnu. ',we 84
Kennedy 168 John Morrifon z6B
Captain Levi Philippa 84 Captain George Warden 84
James Auguftus Grant 200 Guy Lennox Pendcrgrait 168
Alexander Admiral zoo Simon Halli.;ay 421
...hn Leckie 168 Robert Hei.ila 421
Edward Popham zoo Samuel Bourchirr zoo
Wm. Broughton 161 Peter le hlefuritr 84
William Harvey h 4 Lt. Jonathan Alichie 84
Major W. Cunningham ic. Francis Warden z6B
James Haltett 84 George Harrower 84
eta P. Travers ro., Francis Wappers 10.5
Robert Karon 100 William Dean 84
iltenner;Stevens zoo Doelor George Kcir 84
Shank t6B N-fll.rvalij.:e Manockjee it o
Thomas White zco Sorabjer Slt.nckerjec 2.c0
Witto/a Canoojee zoo Manortisfs Duarcadars 115
Tarwady Arzoonjee D0...R0r Wm Sandwith 84
Nathjee 75 Riaard Jones, hiajor Gen. z6B
Gopaldafs Manordafs risc Paul Sheweraft 84
Sankt:Lit Baboolfett z6B Colonel Bland 168
Bombay 061.1 z, 1804.
LiR of Subfcriptiens at BoMoay anal its Dcpandencia.

AT lANCOOTI Sul.. II OF ISIS. NAAAUDDA.
Samuel Rnildton seo Andrew Andram 3000
Captain M. Kennedy ISO John Harding 168
Chides A. Weft Soo David Seton 200
AT BOMBAY K. Egan 100
Capt. W. Maughan no Lewis A. Collett 4c
R. B. Crozier. Carnaill W. Catrell 40
Lieut. of Engineri s 84 William Rainger 17
J. Sutherland 200 J. Powell is
AT SURAT . Gams, Q.... Maßer so
N. Crowe sco ohn Thelon, Corporal s
G. Brown so° Gunner Sheer 3
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T. Pollee so 3o Metro:llles of Artillery coo
luhan and Krine so r Gunner and 3 Matroffes 4
.J. Sparrow zoo P. Lodwick, Lieutenasit so
Valiant Crozier too Odavius Bond too
Henry lyefon so F. Donelly, Lieutenant so
SOUTU 01 Tlll N ritavon • William Gray Burrell 25
Henry Ford, Gunner 3 J. Burrowes 150
John korffer, Corporal 5 D. Prothro 16
John Styknop 20 ChriL Hadjfan .50
AT SARODA N. P. Powell as
Alri. Walker . soo AT IIIOACII
J. .Thorpe 150 Major Bratron 60
J . Urquhart too William Steadman 100
T. D. Ballaatine so J R. Lauri"; 50
John Williams leo Mrs W 0(111 100
P. S Treffel 84 Henry gnome 6o
C. Reynolds. Col. 500 B. Phillips, Surgeon 6o
Podtot J. Pouget so Bryan Macguire 30
C. Wren 100
AT SARODA.

Maharaja Anund Row Guicowar Serra Khafiteil Sue-
Sham Bettadcr - - - spco
Burkhoordar Raja Tutteh Sing Row Golcowar tcoo
ilurkhoordar Raja Syaja Row Guicowar - imoo
Softaram Rowjec Pswan Dimul, of the Sirkar of the
Guicowar Serra Khalkiel Sornthare Baader
Babaice Appajcc Sir Suabah, of the Surut Country, or
of Kattywar - - - ;coo
Ragoonath Meypat Row Sirktr. commanding the Gui-
cowar Forces, (erring with the &kith Troops in the
Country of Malwa - - - tOOO
iktekaram Chemnajee Coop Dcwanjce Sfr Soubah, of
plc Atavitree Mande • -
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