Star.
London, England, 1817-11-03 00:00:00

FRIDAY NEXT.

SWIFT and Co: respectfully inform the Public,
that the Drawing of the State Lottery will begin on FRI
DAY NEX the 7th Instant. SIX PRIZES OF £i0,000! and
'4 more Prizes than Blanks," are attraction* which account for
the preference Event* this Luttery.—The Tickets and . hares are
in great variety at
SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, POULTRY, I No. SI, A LDOATE Hzom-
No. 12, email:to-Cam, STILIZT
Two Prizes of L2n,000, and One of Xt,ooo, were sold by
SWIFT and Co. in the Lutterles just ended.

There are SIX PRIZES of 420.000, besides other Capitals, isi
the Lottery that begins NEX r FRIDAY.
GWEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, CMIINHILL, and 17.
• Loorart-st SALT, wishes particularly to oenrind those
Friends who intend adventuring Iu the approaching lottery, that
to participate in ALL Its advantages, they should make their put'.
chases before FRIDAY wart. ; they will then have the Chance of
ALL the Capitals at a trilling rbk, as all the Ticketidrawn that
day will be Benefits. That a large proportion of the above
GRZAT PRIZI3 will be sold by WEBB may be reasonably ex-
' Peeled, from the uninterrupted series of good-fortune which has
attended Isis Otricts for so many years, and which is exempli-
fied by the following List of CArixstis that have been recently
sold there. viz.
THREE Prises of 1E30,000 ONE Prize of - ,Ciq,ooo
THREE .020,000 I TWO .e.isooo
. ate. _ _ _

••• It is worthy of remark, that during the last Ten Years,
only, rive Prises of £30,000 Money, have been shared In Eng-
land, Tanta of which wire sold by WEBB in the short space of
Thirteen Montlss-4he other Iwo were sold by Btsn.

NEXT FRIDAY, SEVENTH NOVEMBER.
T AND 3. SIVEWRIGH'r do not consider it
u • necessary to continue to advertise at lull length the Scheme
of the Grand Lottery, winch commences Drawing NEX FRI-
DAY, as it Is evident, by the &mind for Tielte:s at their Offices,
(the only sure criterion), the tisheMe le well understood, and
duly appreciated; they will therefore only recapitulate a few of
its prominent merits—lt contains gone more Frises than Bleak*
—5,700 Blanks have the option of receiving Atli each, or of being
re-drawn, and thus have Twe Chances for One Purchase. There
are only 7,100 Numbers, two of tub, and
1 Number may gain the enormous Sum of BBO,OOO
3 Numbers must each gain the Sum of £40,000
I Tickets must each gain the Suns of £_O.ooo
Besides the chance of 92 other Capitals of Xi ,000, &e. &e.
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have on Sale Tickets and Shares at
moderate Prices, at their old-established (Maw,
37, Coast mug I DS, HATMARILLT,
11, HossaaN, And 141, OXIFORD•STRIST,
Where the last £30,000 Prise, and 11 other Capitals, have been
recently hided among the Public. •

NEXT FRIDAY.—SIX OF ,505,000 I
GGCARROLL, the Contritttor, reminds the
. puttee that on FRIDAY NEXT the 'Lottery will
commence Drawing. The following brief enumeration will shew
die merits of the Scheme, which contains nearly 3,000 more
Prises than Blanks, including
SIX OF 4120,0001
, The TWO Prizes of 4115,000 being entitled to £5,000 more.
SCHEME.

.620,000 Money, are. 446.000 '
2 ......... ..... 20,000 Consuls 40,000
9 .........." 15,000 Ditto 20,000
9. 5,000 M0ney...—.... 10,000
2....... ....... ."........ 1,000 Guineas.« .. 2,100
1,000 Money 9,000
4 ... 5OO Guineas 4,100
200 Oldness 1,260
$.••••••4••• ••••••••• 200 Money 1,600
/4700 of the 'fickets which may be drawn Blanks will be en-
titled to receive, prolong to the M of December, XII each in
Money, or may, et thooption of the Holders, be re-drawn, and
spin take a second dors et obulning the Capitals that remain
in the Wheel.
G. CARROLL bed die glenenre of distributing amongst his
Friends the last-drawn Prise et 410,000 ; be trusts a sontinuance
,of his usual success will attend kis 011ees,
No. 7, CORN en.s., and 96, 02fORIOSTR2IT
Where Tickets and Shares for the present popular Lowry are 1
on sale at the following Priers as, vis.
Ticket - • .619 10 0
Half - .810 90 I Eighth - Alt 19 6
Quarter - S S 0 Sieteeath - 1 7 0
MORTIMER HOUSE, NEAR READING.
To be LET, for Fourteen Years, and entered upon Immediately,
MORTIMER HOUSE, standing in a Lawn of
about Thirty Acres, with Greenhouse, Orapery, Pleasure
Grounds and Shrubbery, walled and other Oardens, Coach-
houses; Stabling, and Ogices, and Thirty Acres more of Arable
and Pasture Land, in the best order.
The Home is a very substantial brl4 edifice' In good repair,
andconsists of a handsome Hall and Staircase, lofty Dining and
Drawing-rooms, the former 24 by 16 feet, the latter 20 feet
square, Library 17 feet square, Butler's Room: 14 by 16, Servants'
Hall 16 square, and Housekeeper's Room ; Ire large Rooms and
two smaller upon the first door, and four good Attics ; a large
Kitchen, Scullery, Brewbeuse, and Oakes of every description.
The House is.pleasantly situated in the dry and healthy vil-
lage of Mortimer, 45 miles from London, sir from Reaiing, and
four from the London and Bath Roads.
For terms and further particulars enquire (if by letter, post-
paid), of Mr. Andrews, Soliciter, or Mr. Benwell, Upholsterer,
'WOW t or of Mr. Jrntjabliis, No. 4, Elm-court, Temple.

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr.A LLEN,
privately taught, at No. l is, Siserrard-street, Golden-square
to ladies and gentlemen of say age. who have never learnt that
accomplishment, or have not the ntodern style.
Mr. Assess system of teaching is expressly studied for those to
whom it is an object to acquire easily that taehionable requisite
for genteel society expeditioudy.privattly,and in a superior style
of grace and elepnce. Thaw who do not want private teaching
near learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of Pupils, on
the public teaching evenings. Professors of da•lcing taught the
moat elegant fancy dances, and themperior parts of the profession.
The Subactiption Altamaha* are every Friday.

JUMPER'S ESSENCAqit REPTPERNIIN r, by HEATH.
PIPE'S ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant
A. remedy ha Palacio:las, 'Gouty and Cheney Pains in the'
stunzar.h and bomb, hulfgessiss, hysterics, nausea attendant on
pregnancy, relassAtion and lassitide arising from stnsoepheric
boat, want of appetite, injuries from inclement weather, and in
the spasmodic aisetion of the stomach and bowels, an common
to infants, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a
Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it win be found a
valuable acquisitiOu.-..Esseoctrof Peppernsint is to well known
as ',valuable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this
Advatissment is to guard perchasen against the numerous then-
'arida, which arts propmed• by Druggists, Ate. The only cau-
tion J. P. Heath cap/ve Is, to sea that " J. P. Heath, Notting...-
ham," is engravtd en the Government stamp.
Yrice 2s. 241. and ls. 10.-11•14 by 4. Edwards (Arai to
Heath)66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and also by ilangetothiford-
street ; Tuts, Zatiangei Ward, Balboni.'