Star.
London, England, 1819-10-05 00:00:00

SPORTING RESIDENCE AND ESTATE.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a newly
erected HOUSE, containing Dining, Ikasviog, Breakfast
Rooms, and Library, six best Bedrooms, Servants' Rooms,
Offices, and Out-buildings, surrounded by Eight I lundred Acres
of Arable and Pasture Land, and Plantations; the whole a
complete Pregerve, abounding in Game, among which is the
Black Game, forming a desirable Sporting Residence, being, in
the neighbourhood of several Packs of Hounds, adjoiu.ug a
Turnpike-road, and only 35 miles from London.
For Particul-ra, apply (post paid) to Mr. Sinter, Solicitor, 49,
Chancery-lane; or Messrs. Crawter, Co'iham, Surrey, and
Thanet-place, Temple-Bar.

y and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Sole Con ,ractors, t ..v n‘..;
• advertised at length the New System ~f uniting all the
Prizes of Two Lotteries into one Scheme, which has received
the high approbation both of Government and the Public, u it
has created the (hitherto unheard of) number of
EIGHT Prizes of £20,000 EACH ! !!

With many other Capitals, although the lowest Prize is £l6
that every Sixteenth thereof may have at least One Pound in re-
turn, have now only to state it commences Drawing the
9TH NOVEMBER, 1819,

When the first-drawn Prize in each Class will divide P 40,000
Viz. 2 of £20,000 Money and Consols extra 1'40,000 0
2 of .€20,000 Ditto more £40,000 0
Also 2 of £20,000 Consols extra • 40,000 0
Also 2 of £20,000 Money extra
114 smaller Capitals, &c. and 3,876 £l6 271,797 9

£231,797 9

The Two First Blanks 16 Tickets each, as eztra chances for
the Great Prizes. Two Tickets may be had of the same fate
Sure to produce above £4O,OCC,—In fact Four Tickets with
their corresponding Numbers must produce
MORE THAN £160,000.
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FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS are all that are now on Sale,
and only these 5,000 Tickets will he put into the Wheel before
the 9th November, and they may obtain the whole
EIGHT TWENT% THOUSANDS.
And u no Tickets will be reserved, the Purchasers of these
5,000 Tickets may have All the Prizes.
J. and J. SIVEWRIG HT, No. 57, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ;
88, Haymarket ; and 141, Oxford Street ; Sold on 37th August
last, Nc. 3,710, L 36,000, and many ether Capitals.

TWO OF A NUMBER.
THE LORDS of the TREASURY having made
an arrangement that no one Ticket shall be entitled to
more than £210,000, and as many Adventurers wished to try
for a larger sum, the Contractors for the prevent Lottery have de-
cided that it shall be drawn in Classes, by which method any per-
son may have Two Tickets of the same fate, and by so doing,
may obtain by one Number
TWO PRIZES OF £20,000 !
Consequently if any individuals have a predilection for particular
or favourite. Numbers, they have no time to lose, as almost
every Number may now be had, but in a few days, owing to
the hourly increasing popularity of the Scheme, they too, be
disoppoitated by their being sold.
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stnek-Broker,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; and by his Agents
in the Country.
Lottery begins on Loan MAYON'S DAY (9th November) on
which Day Two Prizes of £30,000 must be decided in the first
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rrHE THEORY of ELOCUTION; exhibited in
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