Star.
London, England, 1820-09-22 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORTMI:4ATE, Slytember 11, 1820.
THE Principal OFFICERS sr his MAJESTY'S

WIDN:INCE do hen-by girt Notice,

That they will SELL by PLTBLIC AUCTION, at the
TOWER, on TUESDAY, the 26th day of September 'skint,
-at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon precisely, SUNDRY LOTS
'of NEW and OLD STORES; consisting of Oki Brass Fur-
'fdture from .Ir.n,i broken up, Accoutremexts of Sorts and Pieces,
Ridts, Fir. Ergim.s, and Leather Dose of Lengths, Tools of
Sorts and Pieces, Copper, Elm Baird of various dimensions,
empty Powder Barrels, and various other Articks; the whole
of which nlty be viewed upon application at the principal Store-
keeper's Office is the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal. Wool-
wich, until the day of Sale, and when printed Lists of the Lots
vtlil be delivered to those petsous who may apply for the same.
Dy OA:er snipe &Int, R. It. CREW, Semory.

NEAR. APPROACH OF TUC. DRAWING,
San OCTOBER, N.EXT 31ONTII,
When every Ticket will be a Prize, if the Holders avail them-
selves of the Contractor's offer (for which see Scheme).
T• BISH begs to remind his Friends, that the
certithsty of gaining a l'rize only attaches to the First
Day, and to secure this certainty with the ehar.ce of the Two
Prizes of 4:10,0e0, which are also sure to be drawn on that day
in the first I:4r::en Minuses, an immediate purchase must be
made, as the interval is now very short. T. BISII wishes to
impress ou his Friends, that these great advantages do not be-
long to a few Tickets, as
Not less than 1,500 Tickets will be drawn First Day, and, as
before stated, ALI. WI I.L BE PRIZES,
And besid.:s the Two Prizes of £lO,OOO, several other Capitals
to..y be expected—Scheme contains :
Two Prizes. of 1:90,000
Two Prizes of £lo,ooo
Ottly 7,600 Tickets !
&.d ALL THE PRIZES ARE STERLING MONET.
Tickets anti Shares are selling by •
T. DISH.
Contractor for another Lottery,.
No. 4,. Cunha', and 9, Charing-Cross, London, and by all his
Agents in the Country.
TWO of Twenty Thousand Pounds!
TWO of Ten Thousand Pounds!
Others of £l,OOO, Ste. &e.
All Sterling 3loney.—Only 7,660 Tickets.
.Vot less than 4,500 Tickets will be &wren siai October,
I'ET ALL WILL BF. PRIZES ON THAT DAY.

GWEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Corithill,inbriefly.
• noticing tke above attractive and wood features of the
approaching State Lottery, begs to point out the advantage to be
dented frum purchasin early.
TWO Prizes of £lO,OOO
must be decided in the first Five Minutes; and as 4,500 Tickets,
at knot, will be drawn, many other Capitals are able) likely to
come up on the Sth (ktober, on which day Every Ticket drawn
am: be worth, at lean, .£l4.
• Tickets and Shares are on S.de at WEBB's Fortunate Office,
9, Cornball, London, where No. 8.443, the first .020,000 Prize
in the present year, %14 Suid in Shares.
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3111,LAILD'S, Ctn.:APS! DE.
EAST-INDIA, AND FOREIGN AND BRITISH
RK I OUSE.

immtlAL CLOTH FOR THE EAST AND WEST
INDIES, &c.
T MILLARD respectfully informs the Nobility
U $ and Families raing or returning from abroad, his IM-
PF,RIII. CLOsi'll, for Shirting and various Family Purposes,
r•cul!ariv 4es:rat:l: to wear in the East and West Ittcli.s, as
well as in the Cold Climates, and for its economy, is sold,
tan
-cd with his Name, &c. exclusively at his WHOLESALE
and I.Ff.tl EAST-IN 1)1 A, and FOREIGN and BRI-
TISH WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHE.IPSIDF., in entire
Car.es, for Firm, rtation, and by the Piece of 26 to 52 yards,,
and in w:Je widths fcr Sheeting.
J. M. r.Apectfully informs Families forming Establishments
on their arrival, or having Commissions, selections may be
inaue from the accustomed rich variety of every kind of
n Family
Laval!, Fort.itn and British Damask fable Linen, choice Irish
Lins, curious India and British Muslins, for Ladies' wear
and (;entlemen's Neckcloths India Long Cloths undCossaes,
Fr:nch Cambrics, llussia and other fine Shia tingly India Shawls,
..r e. curious British Cashmere, in long and square peculiar to
the House ; unique Printed Cambric, and Bettillas, Decca and
J...arra Chintzes, Seersucker., &c. with the newest fashionable
Articles, for Evening and Morning Dress, at fixed prices, from
which no deviation is made; and those Articles selected by the
Pivce' or dcmy, at the Wholesale price. Drawing and Dining-
ratan Furniture:, Mr reens, &c.

g UFACTORY, 62, Queen-
nide, London.