Star.
London, England, 1805-04-17 00:00:00

STATE LOTTERY.

SWIFT and CO.at their Old Office. No.
Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery,
to begin drawing z3th May.
The demand for Tickets and Shares in all Lotteries, has been
in proportion to the number of Capital Prizes they contained ; this
accounts for the grew .':de that has already taken place in the pre-
test Lottery, a COOtifillUlCC of which loon ocealloo fuch an in.
create of price, as to make it an object to every adventurer Out to
delay his purchafe.
In the Tait Lottery, the Ticket No. wa,psz, a Prize of tozool.
No. Saro, a Prize of toool. and Nos. pSoz and tka.6B, Prizes 4if
SooL were (hared and fold at Swift and Co's. Office. Where No.
6791, 3 Prize of zo,oool. Nn. 9362. a Prize of room% sod
No. tp,ooli, a Prize of soca. in the preceding lottery, were alto
:*old in (hares.

STATE COTEER Y,
BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY 11th MAY.
[HE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
(barters. Eighths, and Sixteenth,. by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.

Stock-broken, at their Stste.d.ottery 'Office, No. 93, tinder the
Royal Exchange, London, and no where elk on theiractount.

Lettera,-pe. ft paid, duly anfwered, and Scbaneigratle.-----
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
Two nines of 3opool—Two of ao,oool —Three of lopOolom
Three of spool.—Five of tloool.--Eight of t,0c01.0.
FOTIIICUI of soar. Ste. Ste. and the krona Prize 24
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In the late Lottery, No. 8 035, a Prise of 15,0z0L was fold and
regiltered at die abase Office, where No. 19,331, soool. and
20,741 and 18,787 Prizes of soool. were foil in Shares.
•„' Country Orders, accompanied with (bort dated Bill, on
Lotieen Fait-Office Orders, or Calk,in Fared by Casa or Car•
Tier, pundtually attt od:d to; and Coirefporidents may depend on
being trea cd ezadly on the fame terns as if perfonally prsfent.

FRIA:HOLD ES"I'ATES, KENT.
By (Wet of the Affignees.
TO BE SOLD BY AOC fION, by JOHNMN and SON,
On WeJnefdayt April 24, 1.235, at this Falcon Tavern, Oeinte•

fend, 'lteni, between the hpurs of three and dye,
FIVE New ereited Brick DWELLING-HOUSES
atuAte to Weft-IG•cet, nravelkork (nearly opposite Mr. Man.
riott's Wharf), let to apeCtsble tenants, at rents amounting to
541. tea. per annum.
FOUR fubßantial bulk DWELLING HOUSES, Smite Dear
the Cnek-comer, in Wett-iirert, Gravcfesd, let to rsfpeetable
tenants, at rents amounting to 27L Bs. per annum.
TWO neat COTTAGES, with Gardens. attached, Sante at
Rtd•Rract, in the parish of Southilect, and let to refpettable te-
nants, at rents amounting to mi. 114. per annum.

Alarge PIECE of Gii:JUND, with a Bun and Stable ere Ned
thereon, well Otuatcel fur flu
the
on, being at the top of the High
ggrecg, Gemadend, mod war to the New Road, let at ad. co. per
MUMS.

The above Mate; are In 'pod 'glair, and well fupplied whit
water, and the Rents an capable of great advance.

May be viewed any date pervious io the FAlc, by leave of the
Tenants. Pankalars and eondkloos may be bad ten days prior
to the Sale. at this Crown, Rochelle,; Granby, Danford; at the
once of Mr. Lang. Suliciti.r, Cant Prefeut-!freer, Goodnian's
fields, London. and of Phew and boa, itudiermers, High:Ann.
Gravefr.n.l, nom

TO BE SOLD BY AUC TIOBI—By JOHhISON and SON.
On Monday, April at, tBos, at two o'clock, at the Falcat
Tavern, Gravefond, Kent,
A VALUABLE PIECE of GROUND, moft
eligibly fituate for Bulldlng,ncar the New-Row:LC:rave:lend.
Kent, 379 feet in front, and i9B feet in depth, in the occupation
of Mr. lAN Sharp, 'fount at Wig. This Piece of Orouud will
be dlrLied In 38 Lots. _ _

Two (Whin. tial Brick-Bunt Dwelling Houfas,three florin high.
in excellent repair, and replete with every domcltie convenience;
wistalning airy 11;c1-cooesee, handfotne Inswing-room, two neat
Parlous., convenient Chios. dry Kitchens, arched Cellars, and
coovenleit Oflice,, plentifully fuppliod with good Spring Water
and a Carden to each. iodated by !trick Walls; a fore Court, In-
elided by Iron Palitades, and a Place of Ground in front extend'
in: to the rails of the Road t the whole titan back to front,
aoo feet deep. In the occupation of Captain Motley and Lieute-
nant Arnold, at the net rents of per annum 8.31..
A alp of Ground, adjoluing the 'aber....„.‘ to feet front of the
Road, fuppofed value per aimunt 61. ros.
_ _

A new -eredied Brick thatil.og r'uuk and ::bop, In from of
the Road, in the oecupatiqn of Mr. John Sharp l enant at Win,
at the low rest of prr annum IsL
A Timber•ballt Tenement, 'wady adjuining, let to Mr. Sharp,
Tenant at Will, at the low rent of per aunum 71
Particulars and cooditiona may be had Is days prior to the Sale,
at Radon's Coffee-hour-, Cunha London ; Granby, Danford ;
Crown, Roelstfter; Kisg's Arms, Grays; Mr. Burt, Solicitor,
Gould fquare, Lots on; and of phases and Sun, Awitionsas,
High-Itrect, Granfend.

CORNWALL. .
TO BKSOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. HODSKINSuN, 11130 IT and Co
At GarraWuy's Coffee-haufe, London, on Wednefday the Bth of
May next. In Lots.
Lot r. THE Manor of CONNERTON, with the
1 Hundred and Liberties of PEN WI n-f, enjoying the
mat eaten five Rights and Privileges,comprilig feveralfmall Farms,
Manorial Royalties, Jurifdidtious, Mines over large tracks of Land,
abounding wit► Leda' of Tin and Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a
Court of Record, and many other immunities granted by Chaves
of the Earls of Cornwall, and confirmed by the Kings and Qgeenti
of England, the like an not poffeffed by any other fubjed in the
United Kingdoms.

Lot a, The !Vibes in and over the Pilate of Ihym In the Parifh
of Crowan, including Wheal Abraham Mine, jolt now come into
a due courfe of working, and produdive in Copper, contiguous to
the old very deb Mine calla Wheal Golden, dear zoo fathoms
deep, with her levels brought into WhealAbralunn Sett, Wad which
SeLt atends on the fame Lode lioo fathoms.

Lot 3. The Manor of Treildinci, is the Parini of Oweimop,
including Cotarne Downs, ecenprifieg the very rich Copper Mines
of Wheal Virgin, Wheal Fortune, Wheal Prlendildp. Ale and
Cakes. and the United Mines, and may juitly be Ailed thirty-heft
fpot difeoverod in the KiNclom.

4.
Lot 4. The Manors of lilaniladron,Tregennow and Tregorick,
wherein is the Or Tin Mine of Po*eh, and which, for peon-
liar rich metal, and quantity. is note° be equalled in the world.
Alto, the Maaor of Lanhan; with the Hoak and Banos,
To which will be added Rani ether Mates in the County.
Porticolan may be had of Meffrs. Walls and Roberti, Hellion,
Cornwall ;at the place of Pale of Mr. Abbott, Nu. 23. Shep-
herd's Market, Piccadilly; and of Mr. Hudlki*(oo, No. 3j,
Arundel-Revet, Strand.

The five follovring Manors, FONTMELL withBEDCHESTER.
COMPTON ABBAS with TW Y FORD, WE3T ORCHARD,
HARTOROVE, and MELBURY ABBAS, all In the County
of DORSET.
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION.. IN. FIVE LOTS,
By Mars. HODSKINSON, ABBOT. and Co.
At Oarrawara, London, on Wedncfday, the Bth of May next,
'1 'HE MANOR of FONTMELL with BED.
CHESTER, extending over sop Acres with the Reverfiun
In Pee of feveral Lsafehold and Copyhold litatea,
.held by lives,
amounting to 8p Acres (cultifitri. of the Down Land), and dd.
is with feveral valuable h4ilis.to be of the annual ming of 11931.
Alfo Fontmdl Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Metyard,
tenant from year to year; containing wish the Down en Acres,
and of the ettimated annual value of 2671.
The Manor of Compton Abbas with Twyford, extending over
taco Acres, with the Reverfion in Fee of feveral valuable raves,
held!), lives, amounting to hoc Acres (exclufive of the Dom Land)
and of the eilimated annual value of t t And alto the Advowfon
in Fee of thelleetory of Compton Abbas worth 'japer annum net.
The manor or reputed Marine of Writ Orchard, extending over
638 Acres, with the Iteverlion in Fee art foretal expital Farms. held
by lives, liciatalnina 493 Acrts, and of cm ettimated annual value
of 80. . _ _

The hlanor or reputed Manor of Hartgrove, extending over
785 Acre a, alth the Reverlion 111 fee of tortlbal Leafehold and
COpyhold.Eftates, held br livt s, ainoutrag to VI Acres (esdu.
live of 11: lick Fenn Common and Hargrove Hill), and of the cal-
stated a• ousel value f basd.

The 11, lanor of Meloury Abbas, extending over upwards of
2500 Ae area, with the Advowfon in Fce of the Ket.R,Ty ,anJ Right
to the gar st and (mall Tythes worth 2.) .1 ins annum. AIM the
Reverlio. f in Fee of Cevesal •aluable Eitatc*,ltchl uy Ham, anvaulit.
ling to tt ts Ames, and of the eftirnatui annual value of t its 71.
Prints.. I particulars may be bad of Mr. Bowks, Soiteitur, Siuftl:
bury; u r of Matra. HoLllklaket Abbott, and Co. durveyurs,
I.6stiodel greet, London.

To COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS and TOYMEN.

'TA BART and Co. of the Juvenile and School
Library No. i jy, New Bond ftreet, think it sweaty to
Inform refpediable Country Bookfellera and Tomas, that thee
my be fuppli-d with Ten-Pound, Fifteen-Pound, or Twenty-
Pound Affortmente of the heft and nsoft fakable Books far CbU-
dren and Young Perron% chit ever were publithed. '
All the articles of fuel affiartmeota which are deemed uneatable

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en the tit of September nette,• may be then eackenged for others,
of the Sok uf which there can be no queltion.
As Tabara and Co. po&Is, in their own copy-rights, the greatelt
•
, variety of Juvenile Books in the trade--..and, as they are enabled
, by their extenfive dealings In there artidas, to family the books of
moil other Publithers on the loweß terms, they prefume that re-
fpetlabk Country Dealers in general will And their advantage
• in opening the account above propofed.
New Bood-!beet. April 16, dos.
ANGLING.
This day was publilbed, by CROSBY and Co. Stationer's Court,
Paternoßer-row, London,
Price 21. fewed. or neatly bound Si. 6d.
ACone;fe TREATISE on the A.RT of ANG-
LING, confirmed by easel experience. interfperfed with
f-veral new and recent difeoverice ; the whole forming a complete
Mukum for the Lovers of that ;deans and rational recreation.
Sixth Edition much improved, by THOMAS BEST.
With a Prentikicee' reprefentlog the various Pilertifed In Angling
Price p. baud', Angling in all its Branches, reduced to a com-
plete kienee..-being the refuit of more than 4o years real pradtice
and *rid obfervation. By Samuel Taylor, Gent.
" This is the work of a perfea mailer of angling; and, after a
careful infpedtion, we venture to fay, that it will be found of more
utility, to the lovers of the (port, than all the produdtioos of a
Smilar kind that have before been publlthed.
New London Review,

I Bos.

BUILDING AND MATERIALS.
To Gentlemen, Bricklayers, Mafons, Carptmen, Smiths,
Plumbers, Glaziers, Painters, Ike.
CROSBY and Co. Stationers'-court, Paternotier-
row, beg to Inform thole engaged in the above branches,
that they have tuft pul.liftied the Fourth Edition, corredted to
March. of the NEW BUILDERS' PRICE BOOK, for tilos:.

By lOHN PHILLIPS,and other entinent Surveyots and Builders.
o which is now firft added, the new regulations of the Glaziers'
Prices, 1804, an abftrad of the Paving Act, and new advance on
Bricks, &e. &c.

N. B. CRQSI3Y and Co. afure the different Artificers concern
ed in this trade, they will not, however expenflve, late any op-
portnnity of improving their Book ; three very large impreiians
have beep fold in twelve m•mths ; and, from the number of appli-
cations, it is fupir.,fed the fourth will be fold in -tie month; it Ls,
their duty to caution t Firm igainft being impofed upon by any lin-
petted and ihabby works, pretending to ferve the fame purpofe
with new title p-g,s only ; and to alit for Philips's New Builders'
Price Book.