Star.
London, England, 1819-11-01 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORVN4NCE, October 2 1819.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MA-

- Alila•in THEATRE, STRAND,
(sate the Sans Parril.)
1 ...!: die Ainhu.ity of the Lord Chamberlain.
r.n....ta of TA NCY's SKETCH, was again crowned
6‘.„...,,,:,. Success, by the unanimous applause and appro.
..,; ..61.,sillOILIA ' and crowded Auditory, and will be re-
,,; oerr 5.,-eiing WI further notice,—ln consequenCe of
:•.,wsic.tat.,l ln•iatalt Assetnbhgesand increasing demand
6 l'i ,v 5 te witie as the inimitable performance of Mrs.
~!! ~.1' in 'nil:. AC TRESS OF ALL WORK, the Public
7" ..., etfulle informed, it will be repeated every even
I - I.
Il,r nieic...—Due notice will be given of the next
4' LI::::,,:i ef Tile. GREEN DRAGON.
IS rItESiNT EVENING, TO-ORROW,
e',IWITNESDAY, will be presented, anew Musical
, it: l'wis .4ers, called
'}.; S.(' T'S SKETC;, ,Music, and ook before you Leap.
rtt Lde 5,..
ery, Decoration.
.V.er which. the favourite Burietta of
U'llEßvtollALL I DINE?
, • rowel,. in which character he will introduce the
r. 7.. .
."..
r "Ter Picture of a Play-house."
":"`; ,-I,,tvi IJance. try the three Mines Dennett.
r- '• " -LA veith tbe Barletta of
.1.""I'. 'I,%S OF ttLL WORK.
Till: ...4: rit . • .s, .6„ro._
The If es• I'. il:‘ t"tal •7 "s .I,et.
son
Mr C..nelell; I.:'eNtricis: (with a le . Mr. J. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA,
i-:14 •' . 1 A orevi) it's- Mac, •• Bridget, .
1.17i.1, (a celebrates c, eilth October, telt.).
r 'I:IV 6.IVACy) Mrs. Alsop ! ! ..‘ 1%691-. 's (_alrttoLeroon;
THESE are by Order of the Right lionlurable
,7 ;• `,ray Al-op :! ! Gaudy h.'illinglsr }a deaf
._ ... ,
..... 0; cigiay) :Ilib. Alsop !!!! Lune. (a aterary.„raP) the Lords and Others Commissioners for Managing the
i: . '':' 21ademobelle. Josephine, k;411 oeell:lnger Affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that
qrs. Alsop! ' l'"—Mrs. Atop w.`kl iit'`'_Auce a HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE REGENT, has
, a :.impanied by herself on the Guitar, leorom7•1 been pleased, in the Name and on the Behalf of Ws Majesty,
;.,:,;J.,:!., and a Mock Italian Bravura.
-..VEr le 4, C": (Jeer+ House) is engaged as Volk!' to command. That all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the said
e .. I.:i :: C.'epil of M. Vestris) is also engaged, "4 i jiospital, and all those Men who are Registered in the Hos-
• 1;,..ir most Appearance in an entirely New Balls* otacl Books, with a view to prospective Pension ; and also all
0..,t-rensioners and Registered Men of Kilmainhatn llospital,
reside `t in London, or within Twenty-five Miles thereof, who
haw be„,' diacilarged from their respective Regiments or Corps,
as Non-Co,. •mbeioned Officers, Drummers, Trumpeters, or Pri-
vate‘, whether .`!"" the REGULAR CAVALRY, FOOT
GU.tIIDS or INF: 004 TftY of the LINE, or from the FEN-
(' I 81, ES or NI I 1.1 T Lie do personally and-regimentally appear,
with their Instructions ae.4 Certificates of Admissifm, at the
Board Room in the said llosi, itals on the respective days hero-
after mentioned, according to tht't several Rates of Pension,
when and where attendance will be given from Nine o'Clock in
the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, in order that such oil
them as un Examination shall be found fit, may be attached
to a Royal Veteran or Garrison Battalion.
lIIS ROYAL HIGHNESS is, howeve:, pleased to direct,
that the preumt Om der shall not be considered as e:tendin; to the
Out-Pensioners front the late HORSE GUARDS, and i ioßti /4
GRENADIER GUARDS, the LIFE GUARDS, anO i
ROYAL REGIMENT of lIORSE GUARDS, nor to such
Men as by the Ilospital Books are now more than Filly-five
Years of Age, or had served Twenty-four Years in the Cavalry,'
or Twenty-one Years in the Infantry, previously to their Dis-
charges; nor tdany Men discharged as PRIV ATES,witos*Pen.
sions are above Ten risw-LlAlNgsaia. nor to'- those who.
have lost a Limb, or Us e-aight, or at* Cripples, or wile'
received a Culificate of their Total Unfitness for further Ser.
' vice, from any of the Officers employed at the last General Elm-
minatkin If Out-Pensioners in the Year 1815; nor to such Out- i
Yensiones• Az O.IC &stow scrWinass in rh. Regular Alias, as Ness'
Commissioned Officers ; but it must be observed, that all Men
discharged as Non-Commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, and
Drummers, are required to attend, whatever the Rates of their
Pensions may be, unless they have completed their third period
of Service, or are disabled as stated above.
On MONDAY, the Bth of NOVEMBER.
All the Pensioners at sd. per day, those at 6d. per day, from
the Ist Dragoon Guards, with all the remaining Regiments of

JESTY'S OR DNA NCE do hereby give Notice,

That Proposals will he received at their Office, in Pall-mall,
on or before WED N F.SDA Y, the 3d of November, from such
persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of LE AT I lER
GLOVES, for Service of this Department, for a period of 'Three
Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon
Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed urin application to
the respective Officers of the Ordnance, in tie Royal Arsenal
at Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the Terms
and Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secre-
tary's Office In Pall-slall aforesaid, any day between the hours
of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposaismust be delivered,
sealed op, and endorsed, " Proposals for Leather Gloves ;" but
no Proposals can be admitted after the said 3d November, at
Twelve o'Clock at Noun of, the saute day, neither will any Ten-
der be noticed mains the Party making it, or an Agent in his
behalf shall attend.

Ity Orticr edit Bond,

R. IL CRT a', Srcrenry.

r:spec•fully informed, the New Saloon will
I.4ht o'Clock, for the better accommo-
„l:r t. A Vilitois at I laif-price.
..: • ::;:ct a the Gall Chandelier, suspended from
Tutatre, has been the subject of untversal

be open from Ten o'Clock till Four.—
.47 :.Ir. 'risk, Box Book Keeper, of whom
Adrr.ission Tickets may be had. A Fri-
tr i nizinly —Leader of the Band, Mr. Law-
,:-:orze, Mr. G. W. Anaddison.—Tbe Scenic Depart-
:.l7. und Assistants.--Inventtess of Costume,
Mr. it. (latterly, (late Prompter of the
I.4...iy.L:le).—Acting and Stage Manager, Mr.
tis be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform-
Fmcisely at Seven—Half Price exactly at Half-
-4.. lit 2s. Gallery is.

00.1)00 MONEY AND CONSOLS.
Ft)li Till: FlItS r TWO TICKETS DECIDED
Tlt.3lol'.ltOW WEEK, 9th of This Mouth,
1.0111) M AYOR'S DAY.
tii Pnblic are respectfully reminded, that the
la.tt.ry bze,ius TO-MORROW WEEK. The
• S:berat-. contain
EIGHT PRIZES OF £20,000!
the Lottery is drawn In Two Classes, Two Tickets of
tkl same fate may be obtained : for example. .
N 0.109 is etf),ooo, then 5,109 will also be £20,000
\a 110 is £19,000. then 3,110 will also be £119,000
1,156 is £21.1,000, then 6,126 will also be £20,000
1,139 is £20,000, then 6,139 will also be £20,000
;114 as £20,000, then 8,114 will also be £20,000
5,115 i, £20,000, then 8,115 will also be £20,060
1- 4;85 is £20,000, then 9,585 will also be £20,000
It 4;84 is £20,000, then 9,584 will also be £20,000
the aliovc Tickets may now be had of T. DISH, Stock-
?, 4, Cerrhiil, ana 9, Charins-Cross.
c It :I,t above are not approved, BUM has always on Sale

NEXT TUESDAY WEEK
LOTTERY BEGINS.
[('EBB, Stock Broker, 9, Cornhill, and 17,
• ladsate-street, requests the Public to observe, that
u of the EIGHT £20,000 Prizes will be decided in the
,Sf FIVE MI NU'fFS.--Tbe S:heme also contains many
islactmenti to EARLY ADVENTURERS, as the
',dawn Blank and its corresponding, number, will each
• S..cren V. noir Undrawn Tickets. The lowest Prizes are
..tt.:l:—Thltets and Shares are on sale at
WEBB'S Fortunate Offices,
9. and 17, Ludgate-street,
1t1:r.: tke follmving Capitals were Shared and Said :
in 11 Shares, 4,0.000
, ir. 17. Shares, 470,000
, P.: Shares, 1.7.0,000
xa•puo, £lO,OOO, ice.

(.:1.1,:s .101:r THE WAGGONER,
'll 1; • LT) THE lIAT.-A CANTATA.

Recitative.
IT I : stitre—" unknowing what
Ii • • 1
• •f went for war.t of thought
; ,de hay, a fragant load,
• trudit'd along the road;
. , ; in poiidi'd boots, .
Giles Jolt salutes
—" Jolly Beggars."
‘s...z,,rst.er, went whistling on his way,
u: his load of hay.

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lt_cicativc.

•:. (;i1..4) vorzartin that he I
• • i❑ tile S:ranger's Boots to spy
Iv., •k ! :sii .t .111 reflected,
3t4,4, str,tege evert expected!
cot.tiLued.
• .• !: ge.; arr strarger passint by.
and list the Baby's

1:. _i : tnr.

• • r. •t ice the Stranger tr:es,
e.,ra 4 .b Infant's ems,
t • J• it, lti; had of hay beneath,
i nt tlrtiaLly ckstb!

• • • 11..1 tt, Jolt, with idle terror wild!
t e) 11..1 curt,anci SAW. tbe precious aids!

gr apprqsch'd the cry, the load
ll'uT the road ;
v.tin h:s toil and care,
• 4, u'er, no Child was there!

•:.7:. on the licrois he can.
. i.,k;el—,` Pi Goies, (said Jolt) at last
(Limn their dark pursuits,
t :.I:tiren in the Uaots!"
•••.". , 4-d tiilesl.itgh'cl at tansatiting
,v.i..; tr ll'aree,l*. Jet aterting/

--. • 1: ; and brilliaat ikacron, prepared by
(I)e.Y/54 'a:lea/no

STr. IND. London ; •
wri in the Kingdom, Liquid, in Battles,
A' 10d. 12d. and lad. each.
,
in Pots 6d. ]24. and 18d. each.
Pave is equal to Four Shilling Battles of uqua
A.A. for WAlLlikN's Blacking.

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Cavalry.
On TUESDAY, the 9th of NOVEMBER.
Those at 6d. per day from the Three Regimenta of Fcot
Guards.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th of NOVEMBER.
These at 6d. per day, from the Ist Foot, to the end of the
numbered Regiments.
On THURSDAY, the 11th of NOVEMBER.
Those at 6d. per day from the Nine's Lerman Legion, with
the remaining Regiments, or Cor2s, including those from the
Militia ; alio those Pensioners at 7d. and Rd. per day. •
Or. FRIDAY, the 12th of NOVEMBER. ••
Those at 9d. per day, from the Ist Dragoon Guards, with
those from the several Regiments of Cavalry, as also those from
the Three Regiments of Foot Guards.
On SATURDAY, the 11th of NOVEMBER.
Those at 9d. per day, from the tat Foot, with all the re-
maining Regiments and Corps, including those from the Militia;
also those Pensioners at 10d. per day.
On MONDAT, the 15th of NOVEMBER.
Those Non-Commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, and Drum-
mers, above referred to, at ts. per day, from the First Dragoon
Guards,' with those from the several Regiments of Carsalry, also
those fr.rn the Three Regiments of Foot Guards, who have CAPITAL AND VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
not completed their Third period of Service. ESTATES, in the COUNTY of ESSEX, together with a
On TUESDAY. the 16th of NOVEMBER. MANSION, PLEASURE GROUNDS, P.IfIK, and
Those Nan Commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, and Drum- SHEET of WATER, bounded for nearly abble by the Turn-
pike-road leading to CHELMSFORD, and only Nineteen
mers, as above referred to at Is. per day, from the Ist Foot, with
all the remaining Regiments and Corps, including the ;Militia. Miles from LONDON,
By Mr. HOG CART,
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS is at the same time graciously At the Mart, on Enmity, November 26, at Twelve, in One Lot,
pleased to Declare, that all the said Non-Commissioned Officers, T, •• • • •
Trumpeters. Drummers, and Private Men, found fit for Ser- lE 1•I IVA AL fERS ESTATE, a most valua-
vice, shall be considered as entitled to Pay from the respective ble DOMAIN of about EIGHT HUNI3REO and
TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, within a ring-fence, chiefly sub-
days of their appearance in pursuance of this Order, and
divided into Six capital FARMS of superior Arable, Meadow,
that none shall be required to serve in any other-054s than a
Pasture, and Woody the whale well tenanted, producing a rental
Veteran or Garrison Battalion; and that every Man found fit
of One Thousand Sic Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annum :
for that Duty, shall, on his joining the Battalion to which he
shall be appointed, receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shii. this singularly desirable Property is shout two miles from Brent-
him 1 wand, four from Ingatestone, and eight from Chelmsford : the
lingo, or so much thereof as shall remain after supplying
Mansion is placed upon a l'ark, ornamented with Timber, ap-
with proper Necessaries ; and that those who, on Examination
ouched by an Entrance Lodge, and refreShed by a beautiful
ate found on& for duty, shall be dismissed with propcttionate Lake; the principal Apartments of excellent proportions, with
Subsistence to carry them back to their flomes, estimating the
same ;tom the time of their leaving their places of Residence. every accomrasdation tor a Family of the first respectability,
description,nds surrounding l'leasu Pleasure
the
Mansion Grounds, and
pro-
AND IT IS HIS ROYAL HlGllNESS'sfurther pleasure, .evterity
dwui tcht iv e Gardens: eon sf
that if any Out-Per4ioners who are exempted from the present l• proportionate qualities, congenial the growtb of &ne are
eteoat
fall under the Terms of this Proclarnation, shall nevertheless and ilarlev. in the best state of cultivation, w ith Five excellent
be desirous of Volunteeriog their Services, and shall present ! farm-tosses, capacious Barns, and numerous Out-buildings,
themselves for Examination on the Days of Assembling, they erected at a levee expense. with a Wood of about. THIRTY:
shall, if found fit to serve, be received into a Royal Veteran FIVE AC RES, in hard: the Estate is finely undulated, inter-
ns' Oarrison Battalion, with the same Bounty, Pay, and Allow-
j seated by a Steam or Rivulet, and there is an abundance of
ances as the Men wha are included in the Call. I Game • the roads in every direction excellent; the Neighbour-,
AND IT IS VVIITHER NOTIFIED, That all the OUT. hood g'ood ; and two l'aif.: of Fox Hounds, within a shurt ride
PE In hereby called upon to attend, who shall not of the Mansion. I' ac
are in the several occupations of
appear On any of the days above mentioned, will be struck off Blesses. For, mead. Le Grya,and Gores, at vary low teats, Cs-
she books of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, according to Fable of much improvement.
the Regulations Ullt.rr which such Pension is granted, without The Estate may be viewed, and Particulars had twenty-two
any prospect of being restored thereto. 1 days prior to the Sale, f Mr. Cfayton, Land Surveyor, Ingate-
By Order of the Right Ifonnurable the Lords and Others, the stone; Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford; Blue Post, Witham • Spreaded
missioners for the Affairs of the said Royal Hospital. IR+ ele, Ingatestone; White Hart, Brentvrood; at the Nears
ItICILARD NEAVE, Secretary ar.d Registrar. lof Mr. Iloggart, s 2, Old Broad-street.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD AND COPYHOLD
PROPERTY, NEAR SNARESBROOK.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on Faunas, November 12, at Twelve, in Two
Lots, by direction of-the Executors of the late William Wal-
ton, Esq.
Lot 1.
IX A NEAT detached VILLA, pleasantly situate
upon the Forest, near Snaresbrook, about six miles
from London ; containing six Bed-chambers Dining and Draw-
ing-rooms, and suitable Officei, with a Coach-h.use and Stable,
exsensive Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and productive Garden ;
on Lease to Robert Stevens, Esq. at a rent of £lO5 per annum.
Lot 2. A detached VILLA,
taining nine Bed-diambers, Drawing and Dining-rooms, and
' Offices, with a Coach-house; Stable, and Out-buildings, Lawn,
Pleasure Grounds, and productive Garden ; in the occupation
of Francis Beattie, Esq. Tenant at Will, at a rent of £B4 per
Annum. The Estates are holden on Lease, at low rents.
To be viewed with Tickets only, which, With Particulars,
may ba had of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street; Particulars
also of Messrs. Walton and Gliddon, Solicitors, Girdlere Hall,
Blisinghall-street ; and at the Mart.