Star.
London, England, 1805-03-30 00:00:00

TO THL NOBILITY AND GENTRY,

MR. ALLEN, Dancing-Malier, c“ntinnes in at-
tend Families and Schools, ezpcditiougy teaching a enema
graceful manner nEperfonning rally all Modern Figures, with the
gentecieft Seketion of Steps, ad.nired for seam& or brilliancy.
and every elegant, faildo.rahle and hnilhoi requiSte of Dancing.
Mr. Allen's Imam. No 19. Sherrard Rrcet, Golden square;
N. to, Great Alie-ltrect, Gon.losn's-fields, and No OS, Douce-
rie-ftrret. Fleet.itre..t. are alto ..pen for the private ivitrudtionef
reftieelabk Ladies and Gentlemen of any age who have not learned
that accomp!rihment, and p. eta learning from ►omc, tither quite
in private ur in fem.
M. A len's alLftonts are Mee*. Tomlinfon and Adams,

Officers an ' mhos, from, or gone a'aruad, and all who cannot
(pars much time. will meet the greaten attendants complete then(
as quick as pollEble
The Selat Afrentalles am every Thorfday.

ri HE CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE
-a- WAREHOUSE in the WORLD, Wholefale and Retail, for
READY MONI.Y ONLY, by J. RADFORD, Rtal 7,lanafae-
tur; r, No. 64, Cheapfide ; and, to prevent atißakes, recoiled that
J, R. has no concern with any other Shop in London. Obferve
but the following pricess-t-Men's Brown Cotton for Boots at 11.6 d.
worth as. 6d. Men's Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only as 6d. worth
31. 64 Wnmen's Fine Cotton, is. 6d. worth as. Superfine at as. pd.
worth 4s and with curious Lace Clocks, 3s. worth is. Black or
White Silk Hole at 6.. 6d. and with Lace Clocks, 7s. 4-1- won*
los. 6d. son Don n Men's and Women's Leather G' ,vex, irons Is.
upwards ; Pk Nk Lace Mitts at le. 66. wort% as• and extra long
Lace Mitts at 21.91. worth 3s. and a curious article in Ladies' long
Lace Skeves,cakulated to give tale and elegance, patronifed by the
Royal Family; Hattie Cotton, and other Drawers at only 31. 64.
worth ss. 64. alfoocw invented Lamb's Wool Pet Ic.aats that are
fo mach approved of by the Ladies. Th. "LI that have to make
large purchafcs will find the remelt advantage by buying at No.
414, Cbeapfide.
ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING.
WARREN gratefully acknowledges the great
sr • encouragement be has received from the Faibisnable Wald,
for his LIQUID BLACKING. He begs to *Rue than, that no
attention WI be fpored to render it dekrving of the unexampled
patronage it obtains, and to bring it, if Fable, to a Rill grouter
Rate of perfection.—To thole Gentlemen who have not yet ho-
noured it with a trial, he begs to fay.that they will find it the ea
elegant Blacking they have ken, and that its virtue are Ala as to
prefente the Leather kft and'pliable, being compounded of inch
oily ingredients as arc necelEary both far the preparation and
nouriflunent of Leather of every fort.
It is fold, whelefale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. 13,
Suffolk-Brett, Haymarket; by Hendrie and Som.
+sirs to her Majefty, Tichborne-ftreet, Goiden•fguare • by R.
Low, Perfumer, Drury-lane ; and by one or mere ref;m9.able
"Venders in every principal Town in the Kingdom.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

DUAGESS ANi)-SoiiiiiiSEN-Cl-6F-ANC-HOVIES AND

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01 HER RICH SAUCES.
THS great reputation which Mr. BURGESS Las
gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH.SAUCES, (or Ft Suess, Stewed Beef, Hafted Carow. finds,
Bert-Steal r, Mae Dijk, Wild Foul. aid hams; with many Deli
series for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more
fully expreffed in his Catabgue, (Ifs Mai Its Itmestior tbess,) has
induced many ',onions to give the fame name to Articles entirely
different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by perfons
who yu to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
to folicit Orders of Tradefroen and Inn-keepers, who in conk-
quente are often laved with Stririevr &Fri, of very inferior quali-
ties, which i, not only an Inapoutton, but a great difappointment
to Families who purchafe thou with a view of having good Sauce
to their ha,. am.
N.B. None are His Cientsine, but what have theft words on
the Label," /BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES-
SENCE 0:' ANC/II:WI/3S, No. 107, Strout, Control Savoy.
Suva, Loodoo."

S PATE LOTTtiR Y.
Brf:INS DRAWING MONDAY rlth MAY.

THE Tickets are fold anJ divided into Halves,
%arms. Eighths, end Siztee hi, by

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HAZAiD, litletNE, and Cu.
Steer-broken, at their Seats-Lottery (Mee, No. 93, under the
Roial s • change, London, and no where elfe on their account.
Lutas pett paid, dale anfwered. and ~themes gratis.
'fliE SCHEME CONTAINS

Two Prism of 30,0c0i —Two of zo,oooL—r.irre of z 0,0001.—
Three of spool—Fite of 2,o3ol.—Eight 000 l—
. of scol. dce. &e. and the lowa Prize zol.

In the late Lottery- , No. 8 035, a Prize of as,osol. was Cold and
reentered at the above °lice, Mitre No. 59,338, seat and
204741 and 2°,78,7. WWII of 20001. were fold In blares.
••• Country Orders, accompanied with &we dated Bill* on
London, Poft-Ofwe Orders, or Calb, In Parcel by Coach or Car-
rier, pundtually attended to; and Contipondvnts may depend on
being treated madly °odic fa en terms as if perfonally prdent.

LOTTERIES RESTORED TO THEIR ORIGINAL STATE,
and TICKETS and SHARES fang by
BRANSCOMB. one of the original Contradors
• for the laR, likcwifa the prefect Lottery, and Proprietor of
the Lucky Lottery 015Ces, No. 11, Holteuti, and 37, Cornkill,
where the brit 30,0001. Prize ever Owned was fold in one half,
one quarter, one eighth, and two fiztoeoths. Alfo the firlt Blank
ester Gadded to so,ocol. No. 37,247, was fold in one quarter, three
eighths, and fiz Succoth.. And where TWO of the 22,0z01.
PRIZES, in the firlt and fecond Llttcries for 1804, were fold as
follows, viz. No. 9,219, in one hell, one quarter, one eighth, 2nd
two Succoth. ; and No. 11,643, in one quarter, three ci
and Sz fizteanths. Likcwifc where the following Capital Prins
have been fold, (hazed, and reels:red, namely :
4 of £3o,eno is of ‘5,003
8 - 20.000 26 2,0c0
st LoPoo 54 •—• le2oo_

Alfo the only Spool. Mu ever flared, hefides a great lumber
of soul sou/ goatee.
Picafe to obierve, the pr dent Lottery abounds with Capital
Prises farexceeding any former one, with only 3opoo Tickets,
having two Prises of 3o 000 L two of aopozL three of toped
tinte or sixrA. Bce. therefore an early porch.* is recom.
mended.

Schemes gratis, and every particular relative to the prefent Lot-
tery, any be had of BRANSCONIB and Co. No. it, Hos-
110a N, and 37, Coals mu., where Tickets and Shares are now fel-
ling, as cheap as at any Office in London, and the utmoft value
given for Prizes as GJOAI as drawn.
N. S. Orders by the !oft, Stage and Mail Cashman, Wai-
-1 slow" 80. dull aßtaile4 tg•

CORNWALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Melly HOO;K INS ABBOTF and Co

At Garraway's Coffee-haute, London, on Wednefday the Bth of
May next. in Lots.
Lot it. rI'HE Manor of CONNERTON, with the
1- Hundred and Liberties of PEN WITH, enjoying the
molt extenfive Rights and Privileges, com paling ftveral (mall Farms,
Manorial Royalties, Jurifdjetior,s, h lines over large tracks of Land,
abounding with 1.46 es of Tin and Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a
Court of Record, and many alter immunities granted-by Charters
of the Earls of Cornwall, and confirmed by the Kings and Queens
of England, the like are not potkifed by any other fubjedi in the
Zinitrd Kingdoms.
Lot a. The Mines In and over the Ettatc of Dryni in the Peri&
o Crowan, Including Wheal Abraham Mine, juR now come into
a due courfe of working, and produdlive in Copper, contiguous to
the old very rich Mine called Wheal Golden, near zoo fathoms
deep, with her levels brought into Wheal Abraham Sett, and which
Sett extends on the fame Lode Soo fathoms. _

Lot 3. The Manor of Trefithney, In the Parini of Gwennop,
including Cofgarne Downs, comprifing the very rich Copper Mines
of Wheal Virgin, Wheal Fortune, ‘st heal Friend Clip, Ale and
Cakes, and the United Mines, and may juftly be filled the ricbeft
fpot d.fcovcred in the Kingdom.
Lot 4. The Manors of Naniladron,Tregcnnow and Tregorick,
wherein is the Great Tin Mine of Polgooth, and which, for pecu-
liar rich metal, and quantity, is not to be equalled in the world. •
Alfo, the Manor of I.atibem ; with the Horfe and Barton.

To Which will be added fevera other 6ftatell; the Corntr.
Particulars may be bad of Mars. Wallis and Roberts, Htlßon,
Cornwall ;at the place of Pale; of Mr. Abbott, Nu 33, Slicp-
beld's Market, Piccalilli.; and of by. hindrisiafon, NO.
itruadaktnet. Strand.

ISLE of THANET, near to MARGATE.
Alio in BOUGHTON AYLUEE, near ASHFORD.,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In the courfe of the Month of May next, in Lots,
Unlefi previoufly difpofed of by private ContraCt ,
A FREEHOLD FARM, coniiiting of upwards
of 300 Acres, within a quarter of a 1141:c of Margate, at
prefent in the occuvatlon of Mr. Boys, who witi 'Lew the Bitate ;
and further particulars may he had of him, and of Mpfrs Mac.
dougall and Hunter; Lincain's Inn, who are autliorifed to receive
propofah for the purchafe. Alfo a (mall Freehold Farm, at Bough-
ton Ayloff, on the road from Canterbury to Afhford ; confining
of about 30 Acres, in the occupation of N.r. Rolfe, %who will thew
the Prentlas; and further particulars may he known as above.

DENOTE HUNDIitc.D, ESSEX.
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, TITHE-FREE.
TO BE SOLD AUCTION—By BUNNELL and JACKSON,
At Mr. Kenfe't's, King's Head Inn, Mahlon, Vt'ednefilay
April 3, tilos, at Twelve o'Clock preciiety,
ALL that Capital FARM, eontamia;, by admea-
furement, Three Hundred and Sixty-fight Acres of Rich
Arable, PAlture, and Wood Land, fiture in the Parifh of Al-
tbome, in the County of Elie: and now in the occupation of Mr.
Thomas Lake, Jun. under Leak which expires. at Michaelmas.
doy
The Farm Houfe upon the Pretnifcs, is a fabftantial well-built
brick'd commodious Hattie, confiding of a Large H a Keeping
Room, three Parlours, five Bed-Rooms, two Servants' Rooms.
Brewhoufe, Wald-houfe, and Dairy; slio. three Barns, Stibles;
Cow-houfe, a Cottage for the Servants, and o her Out buildings.
The Houle is pleafantly fituated on a Hill, commanding an ex-
tenfive View of the adjacent Country ; and the Land lies near the-
River to Burnham, where a Wharf might be made at a fmall Ex.
pence for Sipping Grain and unloading Manure. Althorns is
fituated three Miles from Burnham, eight from Maldon, and
about fifty from London,—A Coach to and f urn London (very
Day within two Miles of the Premifes.
A confiderable part of the Purchaf,7rioney may remain on the
Prernifes, If respired.
For further particulars, inquire of Mefra. Won, Solicitors; or
the Audlioneers, Colchelter.