Star.
London, England, 1807-11-17 00:00:00

EALING SCHOOL

THE Gentlemen educated at the above School
are requeftcd to meet at Freemafon's Tavern, Great een-
ftreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Wedoeiday, the tStb of November;
at Seven o'Clock in the Eveningspurfuant to adjournment.
November to, 18°7. JOHN HALL, Sec.

ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS,
The principal part of which are already fon.

THE SMALLEST LOTTERY ever known,
Begins Drawing NEXT THURSDAY, November 19th,
And In two days, the whole of the following Rich Lilt of Capitals
and other Prizes mutt be drawn.

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2,300
1,000
1,000
22.500

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Who reenmonds as la tits -preemie, as the quantity re-
:l .anfiribliMiiiirhaidi 'Coeitradtors Is very fault.
Orders from the 'Coutftric e.ontainipg Bank Notes, Polt-OTtoe
Orders, or thortipod.ll4l4..tetatea We if pedant.

• -• ONLY sift titoteAND xiCkETS,
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' Not A Thea(and•of:iivhith ape lo poffeffroh of the Contradois to
&be fitagliadoSpotland, Irelatid.
• smer...,Lsl,.t.otrg,y ever known,
a• begins Dr/win; NErr `THUO:3I),AX, November z9tb,
sad fluidics the sotb.
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, 6,000 'Tickets. £63,000
The Ticket No. 4,570, drawn November 6, a Prize of 40,0001
• Ira+ foil by Sir J. tRANSCOMB and Co. in fixteen Siateenths,
where the MIL sc,ocoL and the laft 25,0c01. ever roared were
ilkewife fokL
TicalTs am Swears for the Little Lottery are on Sale at
Sir JAMES 111(ANSCONIB and LO.'s
Incomparable Lucky Offices,
No tt, HOLBORN, ity, Coattattu, and 38, HAYMAIRLT,
Who recommend an immediate purehaFe, as the quantity of
Tickets titifplcl, arc not more than One Day's Confutription.

To be publithed by Jubfcription,
In :he courfc of this Month,and to be continued,

THE following Pieces of MUSIC for the Piano
Forte, Harp, &c. &e..
By LOUIS VON E'SCH. •
No. I...Connt.itta DL I.ITCDPICI.D,Riete Patll6tiple.
1-ARIA, IT GIIANDE VA LCD.
Scutt IT RONDO, appeli le Premier de Man.
4—LE DEPALT, compote d'un Aria et Valce.
P"'INTNODUCTION ET Ott VALCIS.
11)11/1/LICItt, ANDANTI, IT ALLIMANDZ, avec Aceorn-
pagncment do Harpr, ad lib
7.—Attotinrit, compofei en tremoire de la Mort du GE.
neral Abercrombie, et un Air Martial, avec Amin
pavement de Harpc, Flute, et de deits Cora, ad lib.
B—Les DlLAssesseNs D'ASHT BAD PAR/L. Duo, annpollf
dune Marche. Air Noduroc, et Rondo.
Sobferiptions (One Guinea) to be paid on delivery of the work.
Subfcribers name. received at Mr.ltirchall, Mr. Adonzani, and
Man. Goulding and Co. Bond.ftrce't; Meflrs. llroderip and Co.
lONA Market; Mr. Kelly's 'Opera Naloon, Pall Mall; Nkflrs.
Clement! and Co. Cbeapfide; Mr. Pralloo, Strand; und at• Mr.
MuGcal Library, Woburt Plaer..RuirelLf/iaare.

FAMILY LINENS, INni.l MURC ititkiFCH CAM.
SAKS, tic. No. 192, Fleet-11%e, eolitei
IDDLETON and ierpiastrunyininr'nt
ILIa•• the Nobility, Gantry, and their PriinBl4iti jßritbrat, ttuoy
Moe at prefect an'unuftially extet five AffortultFt if all kinds of
Tale Linen, Sheeting, Scotch Hoftands.four•fourcht and feverl-
eighths frith linens, and every article of Houfehold Linen.
A Wig and unremitted attention to the Linen Trade enahles.
them offer filch fabrics of the various kindle the abiWearricids '
iM *iff htTure chic feltglience of thdrieVin /Abaft at thei houfe,
by sefwering weir ineVtatlen-freimitlewsar, and are all charged
for readymoncy, upon the molt rcipisoshilatygtais.f chin the Indite.
Company's faje juft ceded, they have isceeiveg a variety of Plain
and Spited Muffins, I.ong Cloths atilt raficots, which are for•the
took part unifually They'hvie alto a valuahleColletcfion
cif *new Fancy Shawls for the winter, frum t a. to (even guittraa '
each ; with a great variety of fame,. britißi IViuflinc and Manelid
Wel:Lod,. A few Uses of Frencla Cambrim for Pocket Hand-
licrehiefs, much cheaper than can :suit be imported. The loweft
ready Omni" price fixed to ail Gods fold at the above Ware•
hook; and any artide, on infpeet;nn, pot approlted Of, will tie
tuft readily taken again, on ezdratol.

DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mars. HODSRINSON and CO.

THE MANOR of COMPTON ABBAS, ex
tending over 1245 acres or ther'eabOuts, smith the Advowfon
in Fee of the Rcdtory and Right to Great and Small Tithes—the
nett value about 250 L per annum the Rev. Mr. Bafk:tt aged
about 54—the next Preiencation difpofcd of.
MU the Mater Farm, containing x6sA. oR. r7P. on Leafe for
nine years from Michaelmas loft, at Ifool. per annum, but of the
eltituated annual value of tool.
And silo the Reverfion in Fee of feveral Leafehold and Copy-
hold Eftates, held by Lives ; containing.437A. 3R tP. valued at'
per annum 6401. with the relayed rents and heriots thereuuto
belonging.
The Minor, or Reputed Manor of Welt Orchard, extending
over 638 acres, with the Manor Farm, as let from year to year,
containing 62A. all ,t 3p. at tool per annum, but of the efthnati.d
annual value oft col.
Alfo the RCVCIEOO in Fee of feveral Valuable Leafehold and
Copyhotd Eftates ; held by Lives, containing 489 acres, or there
about s, of the eftimated annual valueof 9751. as. with the referved
rents and heriors therunto belonging.
The Reverfinn in Fee of that part of the Manor Farm, called
-the Dairy Farm. in the Rata of Melbury Abbas. held by the lives
kiflltkhard Brabant, aged 88, and Ann Burt, aged 56 ; containing
/944. 3R sAP.at the low relayed Rent of 7sl. per annum, dur-
ing the Paid lives, but of the eftimated annual value of s ;01.
Alfo the Reverfion in Fee of feveral valuable Leafehold and
• Ce;pyhold Enna in Eatt and Welt Melhary. held by lives, eon-
Wiring 508 A. t R. sBP.valned ii per annum 6911 9s. with the re-
ferved rents and harlots thcrcuntn belonoittg.

And alio the Revertionsin Fee of lunch'? Leafehold !Mates held
ay lives, within the.l'arilh of Tilbury, partietdarly Chickfgrove,
with the Tythe Hvy'in Ohe Lot; au in the Puri& 'of Dottheyd,
particula►lyie Coonib itd Charlton; ana:alfo fevers! Envies the
t'arith at bentlef.

Further particulars map be had df Mc(rr. Hodainfon and Co.
Arundel-Ikea, London.

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THE MODERN P.A.AC I'ICE of PHYSIC.
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COPENHAGEN, OC rOBFR 24.

Oar Road is at this moment quite clear of the
p.nemy's (hipping. All that remained behind weigh-
ed anchor on Wednefday mottling, and failed for
the Sound. A few cruizers only remain at prefent
to blockade us on this fide.
. _

Accounts from Hclfiogor, of the roth, Rate, that
about too fail had arrived there, the finallell of
which failed immediately for the North Sea, while
the large% and among them the Danifh prizes, calk
anchor ; and on the ztft between z and 300 fail of
Englifh (hips of war and tranfports palled that place
with a favourable wind, including about 32 fhips of
the line, with leveret of ours. In palling Helfing-
hourg, at prefent the refidence of his Sunda Ma-
jelly, all thefe (hips fainted. Our block fhip Mars
has been towed over to the other fide of the Channel,
probably with the view of fetting it on fire. Opp-
fite to linen there is another of our (hips aground,
fuppofed to be the Neptune ; and it is added, that
there are five or fiz more veffels aground between
Charlottenlund and Helfingor.
Troops arc now poftedalong the Strand, the Militia
again called out, and the battery of the Three Crowns
reinforced with fnldiers and failors, the command of
which is given to Captain Fi(her.
Our fmall fquadron on the coat of Norway have
fafely arrived at Frederickfladt.
Major General Ew 41d has already arrived, with a
refpeaable force, from Holflein ; and yefterday af-
ternoon, accompanied by Major Haffner, he paid a
vifit to Major General Peplum
The Englifh ernizers have liberated 32 Lubeckers,
bound for Rorie. _

Two Englins Commiffioners will remain here till
a payment is made for tome contras delivered for
the vie of the army.

On account of the diforders in the eyes to which
the Engiifh were fubjcet, all the bottles they have
occupied are to be ipriakled with vinegar, Etc. anti
newly white washed.
The troops that have arrived in Zealand with Ge-
neral Ewald are about 58co in number : their head-
quarters are at Rothfchild.
An English brig of ten guns is cruizing between
Zealand and Moen, with a view of obftrueting the
paffage Captain Lufkow has fet off with eight pieces
of cannon and two howitzers, to drive the enemy
from that nation, in order that our troops may ex-
perience no oppoiltion in their paffage over.
No counter.falute was returned to that of the Eng-
Fib when they paired Relfingor, becaufe the Danilh
prizes were among them. It has been fince thought
that the falute was made merely becaufe the King
of Sweden was in the neighbourhood.
To-morrow, it is raid, the Swediih Envoy, Baron
Von Taube, will fet out from this city to the head-
quarters in Holflein. As no provifion Chips have
lately arrived here, the price continues to incteafe,
with the necellities of the people.
According to the intelligence this moment receiv-
ad, the ;mirage between Nyborg and Corfor is again
free. The enemy's fqoadron of 23 fail have returned
to the Northward, and it is expeded to fteer for the
Cattegat without delay.
Nov 14 BE R 2—A newfnaper publifhed at Chriflian-
fand, under the title of Bels'ena, contains the follow-
ing fummous :
" On boar., I,in Majeftlp fhip Spencer,
tick e"lber 17, t 8 -7.

Sir.—Copenbagen and the Das ilia fiat are in poillffion of the
Engliih. The Dal Beet will loon put to lea, and (*rune of the
Engliik troops are already embarked: 1 am in the hourly expec-
tation of the arrival of a divilion thereof in Chriitianiand; before
that event takes place, 1 with your Excellency would adopt a con-
do& which is alone able to avert the deitruelion of the town of
ChriftianfAnd.

" My Admiral has dlrcdted me to demand the 70 gun thip
which is lying in Chriftianfand. Should the batteries fire on the
Mips on their entering the port, the town will be taken by ftorm,
and all private property 1-e col fifcated: hut if they abftaln front
all refinance to two Width 74 gun (hips, the town than be (pared,
and all private property refpeded.
" There are the terms on which Copenhagen and the Daaiih
fleet furrendered, and the fame I offer to your Excellency.

•• I have the honnur, &c.
" ROBIiRT STOPFORD,
" Captain and Commander"
The f:ollow•ing anfwer was returned :
Chriftiantand, September 7, t8(17._

" Sir—His Danifli Majedy's ihip of war, which is lying in the
post, is not undcr my orders, as General and Commandant of
Cbridianfand.

I canrot therefore return you any aidwer with regard to the
furrendcr of that [hip. As to the admittance of Ilritias Ihips and
troops in this port—it eannat be granted ; and Mould an attempt
be made to force the entrance. I Dail endeavour to prevent it with
all the means with which the King has been gracioufly plcafed to
cutruft me for that purpofe. 1 have the honour to be

No attempt was made on the part of the EnOilh
againti Chriflianfand, and the Danifh 74 gun Ihip rs
now lying fate in the port of Frederickfladt ; her
name is Prince Chrifliao Frederick; the is cowman.
ded by Capt. Jeffen.