Star.
London, England, 1820-04-12 00:00:00

NUMBER 10337.

NUMBER ONE WAS THE LUCKY NUMBER.
JLIIISI-1. of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4,
• Cornhill, and P. Charing-Cross, respectfully acquaint~
Lis best Fri:nes, the Public, that -Number Orr was the fortu-
nate Ticket that determined the '50,000 Toney, which was
decided Yesterday, by withdrawing from the• Scheme all the
;4100 Prize; of Z*;so, by tvlist the Gitsi'le cells a Preliminary
Drawing. It is not the intention of T. BUill to send any Re-
sist.:r letters at present, to acquaint his Customers that have got
£5O Prizes, as he thinks it would be putting them to very tins
nec:•ss:ry expense in postage, as every one of those Numbers
have yet to have their ultimste fate decided. He, therefore,'
requests his friends to notice, that every Ticket throu,l;oLt the
Lottery that has been sold, and every one that has not been sold,
wYsch ends with a fizure cf (hr, is entitled to "flirty Pounds,
(.7.liir,s in prepertion,) a:AI it will be drawn in one of the four
Enbiequent days of drawirg.
(isrrne, not any other Prizes !higher or lower), nor were any
Burks drawn Yesterday.
• Vie ..Vext Thy r f Drawing mil! be Mirada4 '27th Instant,
en ankles Day the First Prix in each Class will be entitled to .61:0,000
Cona's-

• MASTER OF A. BAND.
WANTED, at the IiOYAL MILITARY COL-
LEGE, at BAGS tiOT, a per,ln for the above sittia-
tion.—Rirziculars may be 1-arnt personally, e►r by letter,,if the
Lieutznart-Governor, at Bagsbot ; or, in Trindoo, of ticurge
Cotlyer, Eq. 9, Park-place, St. James's-sir:q.t.

ACLASSICAL ASSISTANT WANTED. in a
Public School, after the 7%!idsummer I::•cesi. lie must
be well acquainted witlf the higher Greek and Latin Classics,
are'. be chle to eornrise with -ease and eLtrance in (rose and
Verse. The best testimonies of character and attainments will
be required. Ac it will be expected that the Gentleman who
fills the situation b ab'e to superintend the higher .forms, and
to Maintain full oe•LI-rity in the School and klitablishmemt
during the eventual zed occasional absence of the Master, it will
be an indirpeneable requisite that he be a Graduate of one coedit:
trliverities, a Clergyman, and of such en age end quaLhcations
as to be fuLiy competent to all that situation. Tile Stipend will
be liberal, and the F,ltuatiore itself in every respect rksirable,pos-
sessirz probable. and future, as well ascertain and immediate ad-
vantages. Apply, post paid, to Mr. VALre, Lied Lion-court,
Fleet-street.

SUGAR PLANTATIONS' ST. }curs.
RENEWED NOTICE OF SALE.
MESSRS. MUNN and CURTIS respectfully an-
.l manner, the temporary causes of delay being completely
removed, that they have received instruction, to submit by
AUCTION, on Tncrmir, the 13th of April, at Twelve
c'CLek, at the Auction Mart, London, the vety important and
valurSe Property of the late JOSEPH RAWLINS, F.sq,
ecnsistiag of two highly valuable SUGAR PLANTATIONS,
situate in the Parish of St. Paul, in the bland of St.
Chiuopher, known by the names of AIOUNT PLEASANT
and Wil ITE GATE ESTATES, consisting together of Four
Hundred Acres, Two Hundred and Fifty of which are very
Mae, Cane Land, with a Windmill, Sugar- Works, and all neces-
sary Buildings, in good repair, Two Hundred and Forty-eight
healthy Negroes, about Sixty Head of Cattle, and Sixteen AlUivi.
This important Property offers many advantages seldom united. li
The whole is well supplied with Spring Water, and the Ship-
ping Bay is near and convenient.
Detailed Particulars may be bad by application to Wm. Le
Blanc, Esq. New Bridge-street, Blaektriars; and at the Auction
Matt. Particulars also of Mews. Munn and Curtis, Walbrook,
near the Royal Exchange, where any offer for purchase by Pri-
vate Contract will be received.