Star.
London, England, 1818-04-18 00:00:00

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T-t 7it 20 Prises drawn to hatell,ooo each in additicn.
Tx Pest 500 Blanks to have 115 sue.
lu Sub4riwn Prize above,ll,ooo.to have C2I,COC r.cre.
aurae Allll
Three of 00,000, •
Or .e Hundred and Pour More Capitals,
4,000 Tickets less than' last
Twenty First-drawn Prizes, £l,OOO Zath.
Making 40,000,
FOR THE 1,149 T Tsystrn X 1141711111. •
Tl:lets and Shares are seMng by Hasiansind Co. Cot:Time-
se". heir very old Mee, N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
(, !Iblidtel upwards of 100 Years), who Sold and Shared t •
FIVE . RI 'MS OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
le the last Year's Lotte.rka, and Capitals ha foroxr Lotteries
amountiog to some nillicns.
N.D. An early purchase is respectfully advised, whilst the
prize minks so low as IW. 10s. for a licket, and. 11. is. for a
leveret. The demand wax so great in the last Lottery, that
it Tickets rust to :XI. and the Sixteenths to 2/. each.
TBISH has the pleasure of laying before his
s Trierith the particulars of the Two ,e3o,otso Prizes, tont
ail shared by him in the Lottery just ended, in This ty Shares,
lir Two Eighths ad Twenty-eight &xteerths ; at the same time
k :tram his grateful thanks to the Public for their patronage.
No. 4,706 (Drawn Second Day) f...4;0,000,
In 16 Sixteenths.
ho. Y 7.595 (Drawn Third Day) £30,000,
.13 Two Eighths and 12 Sixteenth:.
Sittecth.lo,o2oto Scrkhetn. Sixteenthl34,ooo to Kenning-
stead
_. ton
good 7,000 to Bristol Sixteenth 30,000 to Leeds
T.,his , 10,000toranterbury Sixteer.th 30,000 to Liverpool
Lamb 30,000 toesaterhury Sixteenth 30,000 to Lambeth
Fixer* 30,000 tcatelntsford Eighth 30,000 to Lonecut
interzli -.9,o3:e•Clare court, (not registered)
Drury-lase Sixteenth 30,000 to Maidstone
Er !ad 10,000 to Clspton Sixteenth 30,000 to Norwich
&Mat :3,000 to Cornhill Slxteentla 30,000 to Penzance
Sireexth 1,0,000 to Dartford Sixteenth 30,000 to PorlheUi,
&torah 30,000 to Dublin Wales
lineenth 30,000 to Iblinbro Sixteenth 30,000 to Plymouth
fearrnh NAND to Ediribrce Sixteenth 30,000 to Philpot-la.
&zed 30,060 to Fcwey, Sixteenth 30,000 to Reading
Cornwall Sixteenth 30,000 to Sandwich
harsh 30,000 to Hereford Sixteenth 30,000 to Tunbridge
St:rerth lo,oeo to Hackney Sixteenth 50,000 to Thetford
SIS'I al -o sold Two 15,000, and, 43 other Capitals, almost
Ael which were lo Shares; and as soon as a correct Idst 1,
Biplanes can be ascertained, tie: whole will be advertised. 'The
Immo /Lidera of the above Prises may receive the Money
a Sound, on application at either of Burls Offices, 4, Corn-
-131, or 9, Charing-crom.—Tickets and Shares are now on Sale
lure New Lottery of only 14,000 Tickt-ts containing Three of
rAoon—One Hundred and Seven Capitals--being snore Cari.
ok and less Tickets than last Lottery.—l3egins King's Birth
117, 4th June.
MONEY, to the amount of a 'Million, is read,/ toi
.1.11 be advanced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in ing.•
hti, or Inc Amities secured on property in any part ofclirl
licked Kingdom, far which from 10 to IS years purchase will
be even, also upon Life 'lnterest, arising from Witls, Marriage ,1
&t:kr,ents, Witlcnes' Jointures, Money in the Funds, Church
L4lngs, and upon eligible personal 74:corny ; also in the pia-,
d..., cf P.s. rEirrs and Post-Obit Bonds.—Matter et snarl.
t L. re red, Tr" yr-nivel:tide and secrecy invarbbly observed.
15...r1y, personally, between Nine and Five; or by Letter, to the
Thrrster et the National Bonk,. No. 4, Lower John.sueet,
Oul,La.tsuare. . -

RICHMOND, SURREY.
DELIGHTFUL VILLA on the Banks of the THAMES,
with beautiful Lawn and, Pleasurc‘Grounds, Garden, Coach-
Houses, and Stable.
Byt MR. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house in Exchange-Alley, CornhM, on
Tawas-oar, the 14:111 of ilay, 1818, at Tikelve o'Ciock,
AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a spacious VILLA RESIDENCE elegantly
fitted up, embracing every convenience, and adapted for the ac-
commodation of a NOBLEMAN or a FAMILY of DIS-
TINCTION, no expense :laving been spared to tender the Pre-
mises comfortable in every respect, beautifully situated at RIC H-
MON D, on the Banks of the Thames, embracing most interest-
ing Views of the windings of the River and the texiirians
adjacent Country ; containing a handsome Entrance and Venn-
butt, Leading to a suite of elegant Apartments, consisting of a.
Drawing.toom, Library, Eating Parlour of goad dimensions,
lireakfast.raom, Conservatory, and Billiard-room, embellished
with Landscari, spacious principal 3.aircase and Gallery, seven
very excellent Bed &millers, six good steeping-rooms over, and
secondary Stairca:e ; on the Ground Storey are a pleasant retintd
Room, and a Chinese Room fated up with taste, a complete
range of domestic Offices, Coach-bouse, and six-stall Stable,
Coachman's Room, Granary,beautiful Lawn and Plea-
sure Ground, Lad out with gravaled Walks, planted with Shrubs,
Evergreens, &c. sloping to the River.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; at the etstb artd Talbot, alchtomad; Pigeons, Brent.
ferd ; Star, Kew Bridge ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-sum%
"41m-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.

VALUABLE BRINE-PIT AND SALT-WORKS.
Between NORTIIWICII and MIDDLEWICH, Cussatas.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
.1-1.
A VERY EXTENSIVE and CAPITAL SALT-
WORK; consisting of Eight Pans, capable of producing
Two Hundred and Fifty Tons cf Salt Weekly ; with Wich-
Houses, Coal... Holes, Drying-Stoves, Weighing-Machines and
very spacious roomy Warehouses, all enclosed by Walls and
Oates, and Platforms for shipping immediately into the flats.
capital STEAM-ENGINR of ten-horse powi.r. on the most
improved principle, for raising Brine ; and Reservoir for the
supply of the pans. A Manager's House, labourers' Cottages,
Gardens, Carpenters and Blacksmiths' Shops, Accompting-
house, Sec. and Land.
P.uticulars may be had by applying-to Mr, Hervey, Wins-
ford ; at tha Commercial Hotel, Liverpool.; Exchange, Man-
chester ; Angel, MacciesEeld; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square.

BERKS,
Adjoining the Road to READING and HENLEY.
FREEIaOLD FARM, with good FARM-HOUSE, Out-
liuddiras, sundry Cottages, and upwards of FOUR HUN-
DRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES of PASTURE,
ARABLE, and WOOD LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS, •
VALUABLE 0
ESTATE, called dHO COMPACT
HOOK-END FARM;
FREEHOLD
I‘.
situate on
Whitehead Ha** adjoining the road from Reading to Henley,
in the Parish of Checkendon, County of Barks; comprising a
good Brick-built Farm House tiled, conveniently planned, good
Oakes, Garden, Farm and Stack yards, Barn, Stables, and
OntAmildings; excellent Orchard stored with young thriving
Trees, and about Two Hundred and Eighty Acres of Pasture
and Arable Land, In the occupation of Mr. John All..att, on
Lease ; capital Wood Lands, containing about One Hundred
and Thirty-five Acres in hand, full of tine growing Beech, Oak,
Ash, and other Timber Trees; and sundry Brick-built Cottages
adjoining the Lands, and in Erlade Street.
'fo be viewed by applying to Mr. Allnutt, at Hook-End
Farm, of whom Particulars may be had ; at Garraway's ; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeatluare, where a Plan
of the Estate may be seen.

FRAUD PREVENTED.
fro COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
11 d5Ey made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM-
VOSITION instead of the GENUINE BLACKING replied
b. DAY and 'NI Ala IN, they have adopted a new Label, In
aiict thar signature and address,

• 97, lIIGII-HoLBOTIN.
,co eonvienoualy placed in the cer.tre of th. Label, that they
tr,ht an attention to thin, and the difference of the type, which is
Linke all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
lu imposition,

Tle' Real japan BLACKING, made sad sold wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, •Ifigh-Holborn, and retailed by the
rscipal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers,
Pttfsi-
L.'s, Boot-Makers, /cc in the United Kingdom, ir. Bottles at
it. and Is. ed. each.

'kilts. DOWNING, of Flervest-lane, Sheffield, was I
ilk cured of a eorbutic aff-f.ction in her hands and ringers by
erzboulsof Drops.—AttexedLy Misses A. and E. Galeb, Book-
Saeff.ekL

Piatap' Sunderland, had fifteen runnia7 sores,
etOlaat L.:at to w,..ar his clothes, was obliged to dress in female
• wa• cured by one large and one small bottle of Drops.—
Atteatal 'Of Mr. 'llamas (:assail, Innkeeper, and Mr. Reed,
Grigson, Heekmoodwicke, near Lceda, had an
It'-en la his side, iu six months it burst and discharrd a quart
stire rr.atter, after which a second mai third broke out ;
lisr• Thomas llalt; strenuously recommended the one of
LiAsm's Drcps, v."-lich made a perfixt cure.—Auested by
Ssmazi 11. zr.ingway.
.NR S:Jdu,n,-opoc-T;es, aMlcted for six years, wee
e ,11. f: a, ivy, after sea-I.lttLing and other remedies had
L.: e t-y Messrs. Chrietoiher and Jennet,
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Th Str.r.e Ferry, near war cared
Adtvy in two aii:Lthi.—..lttested by Mr. P...tb, Printer,

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Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford4treet ; Sutton
and Co. Bow-Church-yard ; Butler, Cheapside ; Tutt, Ex-
change, and Ward, Holborn. Prize 11s. per bottle, or four in
one family bottle for by which one 11$. bottle.is saved, with
the words " SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved an the stamp,
vialacut which none are genuine.
Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual com-
pliment of acme pound note to be inclosed, addressed, "
Paid
Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, near Liverpool.

do ul.:k postage." .
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