Star.
London, England, 1802-03-13 00:00:00

SANXTER's PATENT PLOUGH.

HIS MAJESTY has been moft gr_acinufly pleafed
to grant his Royal Letters Panic to MO/Fit LIAM SANT-
rsa, of Horfeheath,in the County of Cambridge, for the mak-
ing of his new invented Paring Plough, which is fo conftrueted
as to adt upon the Ground like a Carpenter's Plane upon a
Board ; it will pare Land for burning far furrier to brimit
ploughing, as it has a Regulator that regidates the depth from
one inch to four or five,. and with two horfes a man may pare
upon good cutting land two acres per day. This instrument is
allowed to be the molt ufeful ever introduced in the Agricul-
ture of this Kingdom, not only for paring Land for burning,
but for clearing foul Stubble. after Harveft, which, after plough-
ing, may be riked mrwith the Wads, and taken of altogether,
and particularly where Land is wanted to be immediately town
with Wheat...-The Price of the Plough is Five Guineas, ea-
cluftve of carriage.
All Orders feat free of portage to Mr. Sanater, liorfeheath,
near Limon, Cambridgefhire; or to Mr. William Phillips,
Ironmonger, No. 54, High Holborn, nearly oprofitc to Great
Turnftilc, (where a model of the Plough may be fecn,) will be
duly attended to.

FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS will within a
few days be diftributed to the Public in tuft drawn Tickets,
viz. the Grit drawls on Wednefday next will be entitled to
so,oool. the firft drawn on the aift morning to ao,oool. and
the firft drawn on the 3241 morning to 20,0001. and inde-
pedent of thefe immenfe Prizes the Wheel is uncommonly
rich in Capitals of 20,c001. mood. 5,c.001. &c.
HODGES and Cu. Stock Brokers, _

No. 149, Oxford-Brea, oppolite Bond-ftrcet, and No. 44, St
lunc4%-itrect,
Al: felling the Undrawn Tickets and Shares every Afternoon
till 8 o'clock, and Morning till 9.
•,• Prizc to any amount paid on demand.

CCURIOUS FRITIT.--1. Two new Currants,
obtained from feed; one red, the other white: they both
bring fruit as large as Ain't grapes, in bunches fix inches long,
and hang on the tees thicker than the leaves; they have a pe-
culiar brilliancy of colour, a fall flavoured fweetnefa, and brill
poignancy of Lae far beyond all others. 2. Three new Straw!
berries, viz. t. The Cherokee, a monstrous fruit, often five
inch. 3 roucd, and of molt exqt:
ifitc flavour; it bears fo abun-
dantly, that on. tout frequaidy nits a plate. z. The Paraguay,
equal to the form, rin every flue property. and comes later, fo
as to give a long I,,cceflion. 3. The Great Moe.ena Hautbois,
the Soft &felons of the Strawberry tribe, it: very high flavour
and wonderful fragrance raife it far above all cotnrtition.
Currant trees, (each fort feparately,) fix in a bundle, for
los. 6d. Strawberry plants, (each fort feparately,) so in a
but d c, for t es. 6d.
Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-ftreet, creak
Pay pottage.
FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &e.

MR.O REENOUGH'sLOZENGESofTOLU,
which contain all the foftening and healing virtues of
the celcbratee rialfam of Tolu, and are the pleafanteft and moP
effedual rentsuy of the kind in all Coughs, Hoarfeueires, :3. re
Throats, and Defluxions t'n the Lungs, healing the rawnefs at d
forenefs of the Breaft, and affording great relief in fhortncfs of
Breath, and in Afthmatic and Conlumptive complaints; they
do not cloy the Romach,but rather create an appetite. But as
the great benefit to be derived from them can only be fecured
by having them genuine, the Public arc requefted to obferve,
that R. Hayward, No. to, Ludgate-hill, is printed on the
limp, as all others are counterfeits. 'fliefe Lozenges arc pre-
pared and fold by P.. Hayward, (fucceffor to T. Greenough,
the Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate-hill ; and fold by F. NewbLry,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Blew, Cociipur-
arca ; H. Jeboult and Co. No. 150, Oxford-ftrect; J. Ward.
tag, Holborn; T. ov,rton, 47, New Bond-Rrect; and W.
Clark, No. a 69 Borough. Price 5.1411. the box.