Star.
London, England, 1807-09-04 00:00:00

ONE FIXED CAPITAL.

T'ATNTY POUNDS will be paid Fur every SUPPLEMEN-
TARY TICK F. r brought to this Office, and in proportion fur
every Starr Ald at this Office, and brought for payment on or be-
fore the 16th November, 1807.
N. B. Drawing tinithes 14th November.
SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY,

Confift• of the 6,000 Prize Tickeng. entitling the Holder to a
Chanee of the following firnefits, or to the Value of a 201. Prize
in Money, it-fern-KA as above.
I Prize of 4 20,000 ill L mono
I 1,,000 10,0 0
5 1,000 5.0,..3
5 5C3 2,S 0
20 100 ..- 2,030
20 50 1,003
1.500 . 15 .. 22 500

t.s to Prizes 4 63,c0
Tickfts and Shares are on Sale at J. WAR NPR's Licenfed Lot-
tery Office, No. t 6, Cuts NTIII.L. facing the Royal Exchange.
Every pureaafer of a Wicket or Sham in the abovt. 1 ottrry, of
20,0)0 Tickets, will be entitled to fuck benefit as mall belong t.)
the laid Ticket or • hare in the Principal-and Supplementary Lot-
teries.

STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, en a
NEW PLAN.
Begin, Crawing zoth °antler. and Mathes 14th November, 1807.
1 Prize of £ 40,c00 is 4 40.c00
I 23 000 .-- 40,000
I 10,030 20,000
3 •••• I,coo 5,C60

J soo 2.500
13 .. 103 •-• • 2,000
50 -- 50 1 ~,..• ,
1,C03 -- 15 •-• 15,C.;0
Priz,.. of Tickets inl
6 the Supplementary,
its to each 120,003
' Lottery, valued,
-- fold at --
-

7,11:83 ienefit Tickets.

4 as 7..,.:0

20,000 Tickets.

And in order to prove the value of a Supplementary Ticket
will pay,rin demand. at the rate of a zol Prize for every Fichte or
Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if fold at either of my Office:,
and offered for Pale at any time within three days before the Sup-
plementary Lottery begins Drawing ; or the holders effuchTickets
or Shares after that rime will be entitled to the Chance of every
Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, which is to confift of the
6 000 Numbers above alluded to, and will he determined by the
follow!: g Scheme, to begin Drawing the tsith November, and cnd
the zoth.
SUPPLEMENTARY Larrfßy SCHEME.

I Prize of k 20,000 is £ ao,coo
t a opoo z0,c0:4
S -... tpoo 5,000
S S3O 1.500
21 100 2,000

20
I,soo

so poo
Is 21,500

6,0.-„ci Tickets. £63 000
N 13. Pleafe to obferre the Firft-drawn Tiaket on the Fifth"
day of the Firlt Lottery will he entitled to ao.ocol leaving all the
other Capital Prizes both in the Psincipal and Supplementary Lot-
teries floating.
••• TICKETS and SHARES Nei now felling by Sir JAMES
BRANSCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery Otace-b, No. as,
HOLBORN, 37, C;RNHILL, and 38, HAY MARKFS.
Not two Multi to a Prize, and tie Prize" paid on demand.

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WOBURN PARK FARM.
SALE OF LEICESTER SHEEP BY AUCTION.

SALE of LEICESTER TIPS. EWES.
A- an 1 TfiFAVFS, bekriging to the Duke of BEDFORD,
t etc, place at Wolrien Park Farm, on Dm-May the Lath and
Friday the libel of September, when the whole will be told with-
out reft-rve. The Stock will he exhihited for lhoW each forenoon,
and fold hi the afternoon of each day.
Woburn Park Farm, June 2, 1307.

TO BE FOI D BY AUCTION,
By WILLIAM HAZARD,
At the Bear inn, Brids,...woot. Great Yarmouth, on Friday the
tth of September 11807, at Eleven o'Clock,
THREE Hundred Ninety•three Barrels of TAR,
ay.! to Barrels of PITCH, part of the Carga of the Hop-
pat, F N Avclin Mailer. captured on her palTqe from Stock.
holm to Amfterdam, by Maivity's mip Refolution, G. Hu a 1..•
TON, Efq Commander, and condemned.
The Goods may hr viewed five days previous to the fale, by ap•
plying at the Counting Houle of Mr. OMMANNEV,
Merchant, Yarmouth; or to the Audioneer.

TO BE SOLD BY ACC nom
By WILLIAM HAZARD
At the Bear Tem, Bridge-Foot, Great Yarmouth. on Friday VIC •
a tth day of September, etc.'', at Eleven o'Clock.
By Arne of a Writ of Appraifement and S de, Med out of the
High Court of Admiralty.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About 300 Cafes Gensva 993 Eilao Cheefes
6 Calks Ditto so Goula Dicta
I Cafe Drugs 3 Bales Paper Hangings
t Calk Hardware 24 Mill is'A WI
a Cafe Writing Paper 5 Bags Canary Seed
4 Calks White Lead a Calk Litmus
a Calk Multard Seed
a Cafe containing Wool Scrubs and Scrapers
34 Bundles Brown Paper
Being the entire Car of the Skarven, J. R. tharit Maftr,
captured on her paffage from Anitterdam to Copenhagen by his
Majelty's Ship Crafactit, piss 65 CARTII N. Commander.
The Goods may be viewed five days previous to the fah, 1;
applying at the Counting Houfe of Mr. F. S. OMMANNE
Merchant, Yarmouth; or to the Auctioneer.

MARINE VILLA.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATF. CONTRACT,
AN Elezint New built Dwet.t.iNG HousE. plea-
(hotly fituat.e at Gorlefton, on the Weft fide of the River
Yare, within two mile; of the down of Or-at Yarmouth, and
within a few minutes walk of the delightful Pier at the entrance
of Yarmouth I laver. fire Hotife commands a very tine view of
the Sra and the Harbour, and f n which Ihip; are daily feat
paffing over the Bar. and up and dawn 'he River.
There is attached to the I lode an excellent walled-in Garde',
a three Railed Stable, a Gig•limife, Cottage, and Cow-houfe, and
about fix Acres of Freehold Arable Land, well inclofed by Palint;
and other Fences.

The Premilis form a complete refi!ence for a rifled Family,
and the fituation for lea-bathing, fe.i-air, and pleafdnt walks and
rides eannnt he excelled.

The purehafer may have immediate pale Pion, and may take
any part of the Fixtures and Furniture, which are good and ma.,
dm, at a valuation.

Further particulars may he had by applyinq perfonally, or by
letters (pn:t paid) to Mr. Jame+ Sayers, folicitor, Great Yar-
mouth; and the Premifes may he viewed every day from ten
o'clock in the forenoon nil four o'clock in the afternoon.

MANOR of CANONTEIGN. Chriltow, Devon.
To be SOLD by AUCTION.
At the Globe Inn, in the City of Exeter, on Fe! I-7 the 16th day
of October, Igo), at three in the Afternoon, (indef. fruitier dif
pored of by Private CoutraCt of w7iich due notice will be given)
in one or moxe lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of fah!.
THE Fee Simple, and Inheritance of ONE
THOUSAND ACRES. or thereabouts, of excellent Ara-
ble, Palture, Uidand. and watered Meadow, Orchard and Down
Land, divided into fartne of moderate extent, lately arranged and
rendered cornpadt, being for the molt part hounded by roads and
Breams of water, capable of great improveme.a, innate near the
Great Wettern Road, on the Banks of the River feign, diftant
aom Exeter 7 miles, and from Chudleigh four, forming on the
whole a molt defirable Ettate, with great plenty of game and field
fports emboromed in the molt beautiful and romantic fcenery.
Alfo, 'the Atleowfun of the Vicarage of Chrittow and the Great
Tithes, improprlate at nearly the whole of the Parish.
Printed particulars may be had at the Maner Houle; at
Office of MelTrs. Batten, Solicitors, Yeovil. Sornerfet ; Mefirs.
Eales and James, Solicitors; or Mr. Dean Surveyor, Exeter ; at
the Printers of the Exeter and Sherborne Papers, and of Mr.Wil •
Lett, No. 6. Barnard's London.

Mars. Barren, or Meirr4. Eales and James. wi!l treat for the
tale at private cuntratit, at whnfe Offices a Plan of the Eitate may
be ken.

VALE OF LLANGOLLEN, DENBI(;HSIRE.
To be SJLI) by AUC LION,
On Thurf3ay the sit 'day of 03tober, 0337, at the Hand Inn, in
Llangollen, in the County of Denbigh, in the following Lots,
and fubjedt to fuels Conditions as {hell be then produced (milers
previoutly difpofed of by Private Contrail, of which due unties;
will he given)
THE following VALUABLE ESTATES,
VIZ. Quuantities
Lots Tenants Names Tenements A R. P.
Ellis Edwards Pcngweru Hall and Dement 167 2 23
2 J. Edwards, E. Evans,
and E. Edwards Pcngwern Farm 131 2 s
3 John Edwards Part of •Fy ilia 2 t 11
Ditto
4 0 0
E 4 3 8
Erw Erakly and Cottage
564:7 ii)Dpoliihtttttri) Ditto
Jones and John Pengwern Mill and part of Tiry x o to
Edwards Ft lin x 2 6
8 John Edwards Erw Pengertig
2 t 32
9 Ditto Y Dulydd
4 3 20
JO Ellis Edwards Manage and Farm 33 t 3
t r Widow Parry Ditto
o 17
12 J Edwards, carpenter Ditto
22 1 29
53 Thomas Evans Ditto
38 3 to
14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto
30 0 2
is Edward Evans Ditto 62 s
CMaeaeliseyliCntaaends Rhoe Pengwern 1127 2° eo
16 Edward Evans
17 Ellis Edwards
r 8 Edward Evans Erw Cathod 3a 20
19 Ellis Edwards Cacaw Pen y Coed
4 I 13
The above Farms are fltuated in the townfhip of Pengwern, in
the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of Llangollen, the fee.
Eery of which has been the admiration of all travellers. The
woods and coppices are well grown, and the timber of large ch-
menbons, which are to be taken by the purchafera at a fair Valtil-
tints. North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or defirabla
Iltuation for the refidenee of a genteel family Shan this eßate.
The Breams running through the Estate are numerous, and ren-
der the greatert part capable of improvement by irrigation,
The Sheep-walks are very extenfive, comprifing above 700
acres, and their boundaries are well arca:ulna
The town of Llangollen adjoins the Fltate, which comp Ores
,the whole of the townfliip of Pengwern, with the exception of a
cottage or two, and is in a ring lence.
The diftance from the in trket town of Wrexham is 12 miles,
from Ofwettry 12 nines, and from Kuthin t; miles.
The tenants have dircittions to thew the ettates Printed par.
deniers may be hail of Mr. Wynne, Solicitisr, Mold; Mars.
Philpot and Stone, Hare Court, remote, London ; at the Hotel
and ,Feasthers 100, Chttter ; the' Hand Ina, Llangollen ; at the
Eagtes'lnti, In Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; and at all
the priniipal Inns in the neighbourhood.
N 13-•,Farther infarmaturi may be obtained at Mr. Wynne •
Office, in Mold, waer.: a plan of the 'fitttaeni may bt imp.