Star.
London, England, 1814-11-07 00:00:00

TW'ENTif sHOUSAND POICND!

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TON, Stock-Broker, E soPeits.the attention of his'
Friends to the Scheme of the 'New Lottery, which will lie
drawn all in One Day, so early as the 50th Nov ewe ER, contain-
ing a 000 Tickets, with Two Prizes of £16,0011, besides a more
than usual proportion of xstoco, x. 2,000, ,000, £5:)o, &c. &C.
all Of which the Public are invit,:d to partake of at either of the
lucky Offices,
2, CORNHILL, or 15, COVENTRY-STREET,
Where the Ticket No. 12,343, a Prize of 'Twenty Thousand
Pounds, in the Lottery Contract just ended, was shared and sold
in one Half, one Queries., one Eighth, and two :sixteenths ; also,
No. 3,721, a Prize of £5OO, in one Quarter, three Eighths, and
4112 Mitten* Shares, besides onmerous other Prizes.

SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH is ad-.
dressed to the afflicted with Nervous Disorders, to those
suffering from heat or change of climate, and to those who
labour under weaknesses and relaxations, originaiirg in a variety
of other ruses, this Work is particularly rectrinntinled, and to
thousands of people grown old before their time, it has happily
been the mean, of recovery of the mind as well as the body, and
exalted them from a state of Melancholy and despair, to that of
health, peace, and happiness All such should seriously attend
to the Observations and the Cases described iit " Dr. Solomon's
Guide to Health," price as.
sold by Sherwood, Neely, aad Jones, Pateraostsr-row; and
all tooksellers.

On the Premises, on Tuesday, the I sth of November, 1814, and
following Day, at Eleven el:lock,
r HE ELEGANT FURNITURE, Seventypoz.
Tof fine Old Pot t, eight and twelve Years In bottle, about
5(4) Ounces of Plate, a capital Finger and Barrel Organ, by
Longman, suitabte for a Chapel, a Iseautiful Model of a 98 Gun
Shlp, a het of Dan:els' View, of Seringapatant, and other Articles.
'I he Property of Captain V. BAKER, removing to Town.
'rite Fuiniture comprises a Drawing-room Suite in French
Curtains, CLairs and Coucln Four.post and other Beddeads, and
Furniture'; fine Goo.e Beds and suitable Bedding; excellent
Cabinet Work in Wardrobes, Drawers, Dressing Stands, a Set
of Dating Table', a curiously constructed Sideboard and Lamps,
Mahogany and Japanned Chairs; two beautiful Cabinets with
a Collecion ot,Shells ; Piet Glasses, Mirror, Brussels and other
Carpet:, Culimry Articles, and Brewing Utensils.
About :;7 ions of Meadow Hay, nei quarters of Oats and Bar-
' ley, 40 sacks of Wheat, 140 sacks of Potatoes, and 100 loads of
Maui re; three capital Rick Stands with Stone Pillars; a Draught
Horse, a Cart and Harness, Agricultural Implements, dm.
On the first Day of Sale will be Sold the ES FATE, com-
prising Chewton Priory, an elegant and unique Residence, with
Offices and Pleasure•grounds, and two Estates contiguous, con-
taining altogether about Fifty Acres.
To Ise viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Catalogues
had at the White Hart, Bath; White Lion, Bristol; Old Down
Irtn; swan, Wells; on the Premises; and of Messrs. Huggast
and Phillips, dE, Old Broad-street, London,

ELEGAN I' and SUBS I'AN ALLY-BUILT RESIDENCE,
is complete Repir, No. 1, SEYMOUR-PLACE, curlier of
EUSTON-SQUARE ; the most pleasant; cheerful, and airy
situation in the New Road.

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, un Friday, November 25, at Twelve,
as acceptable offer be in the mean time made),
' HE valuable LEASE, for 93 Years, of a very
desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE as above, forming a
neat modern structure, opposite the road leading to 141/amuck
and Russell-squares. The House contains every requisite accom-
modation for a genteel Family, with sia Bed-chambers, a Dress •
itig-room and Closet, two Drawing-rooms, a Boudoir, a Dining-
ruiner 23 feet by 1131ett, Study, and Gentkmazis Room, a
large China and Glass Closet with mahogany doors, and marble
Chininey-pieces; a Garden, neatly laid out, Coach-house, tin re-
stall Stable, and suitable domestic Mises. Ihe Furniture may
be, taken ur not at a fair valuation.

To be viewed with Ticke4,whieh, with Particulars, may be
had of Messrs. Hunan and Phillips, 61, Old 41koati-street. Par-
tieulan also at the Mart.

At the Hotel, Hereford, on titular, the !Nth of Nveamiza, 4
Twelve o'Cioct, in Lots,
r HE NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE
a.• • HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD E• TA I ES,
(PART FEVRE PR Er) comprising uttwal Js of FOU R I HO U.
SAND ACRES or RICH MEADOW, PASTURE, ARAIA.E,
awl WOOD LANG, vI h tie MANORS and FAR Mi of
S I'APLE TON, CAsTI.F. ILLEY,CANCORoshI LE 1' I ON,
thie MANORS and FARIvIti. of NASH RUDD, BROAD.
HEATH, NORTON, BYTON, BAULANDS, wilt.** AL.
LO ['MEN I', and with the QUIT FEN FINES, HEIM TS,
ece. Sm. The CAPTVAL °RAMO' FARM of 1 EAN, wits
the WATER CORN MILL, LOW • FAR M, HILL FAR %I,'
KEVEN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM, MO%VLAY FARM,
LANDS, CO TTAGEin, WAS TEN &c. liar very Valliant's
COMMON and LORDS RIOEI I S on SEV/sRAL Tl-101.1.
SAND ACRES nt LAND.

The principal Part of Cottle Estates are situate overlooking the
floe Vales of Prostelgo (interzecte 1 by the River Liigg, I h,
well, and several Streams of line Water flow eiristigh the hoar ej,
Atid advantageous for Irrlga.son. .1 be chief .pan of the Lamle
are connected by fine Terrace Banks of wroth% •littil/er and
Coppice Woods, a plaiting and nch Ornament to tbe Couutry.
A truly grand and eligible Property tor a Nosh itnio or topic!**
man's Residence and Domains; Kirin a great es rut ir country,
and which may be considtiab'y increased. 'llse Elrllll are let
to mast respectable Tctiaiits, part itt wit!, and the a-coo... Wits tee
short terms ; the Rear, dot. r.ilevat4sl viler ash..u!
'the Estates are 2.) Ws:1110M 1-lvtt urd, and 40 from Woo.
cestcr, nearly the same distaro.e ebbe' Road front London.
May be viewed b) awl; lag to the '..iderent I cranes, 1111t1 to
John Chense, Esq. Lyon s Had, near KIN; tn., wile', particulars
and every information may be Lad, :11,3 (11 the toter wen.
Particular& at the Oxford Arms, K noun; tvi....r.. bard anti
Wollaston, Hereford; cud at the Hotei; the Radnor Arms,
Presteign ; List., I.eorninakee; Win. Hard!, Esq. and the It..p.
Pole and ,he Star Inns, Worcester; Duey • Arit,., Kaighiu.l
Crown and Angel, 1.0 lksw ; Lie. rpool ; Snout ;
W. be 1.1011, llath ; Mr. Phelps, Eventual; Het[ and Chicken.,
; 1. G. Parr, Ept l3cladeld ; Castle, Tansworth ;
George, Northampton; Mr. .s.laras, Uatard ; George, Cheittn-
' liiil4l; King's Head, Gloucester; of hiPOWS. Jotics and (sr:
Saliaburprquare, Pleet.str, ;at Garr= 'pare,Colfee-house ; .stud
at Mr. ttobins's, Warwkick-start,
where Plans of the Estate may he sem