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IiBER 9662. ON THE FOURTH OF MARCH re lieteu will be drawn, and 40 Capitals may be *spatted. 'I CARROLL earnestly calls the attention of the )111 Public to the rapidly-approaching period when the pre sdinired Lottery will commence drawing.—No less than Ninety Thousand Pounds w ill fall to the Share of Three Tickets, the greater d which, it is hoped, will be dbmilmted amongst those Dem O. CARROLkwith their commands, at 7, o n ,. and 55, Omsbliseess. ybs Public are of coure aware that the Scheme contain 5 - Prizes of - £30,000 3 - Prizes of - 5,000 WO Capital Prizes is Pipes of Fine Old Port, &c. It will also be remembered that Ceasou. Sold in the Last Lottery, 0 - Prizes of 4 Other Capitals ; also The last Prize of ,e 30,000, and The only Prize of 30.0001. That co y shared in Three Eighths and Ten Sixteenths. IliS will inform the Public where the 3 Prizes 430,003 are to Public 010411* £lO,OOO FOURTH OF NEXT MONTH. THREE OF £lC,o*o-400 CAPITALS!! STATE LOTTERY Begins.= WEDNF.SDAY, 4th of MARCH. WEBB, STOCK-BROKER, 9, CbRNHILL, and 17, rip larsaaes-eritsv, reminds his Friends that on WenNrs sth of Next Month, the Lottery Begins. THAT DAY—Ten pf the Capital Prizes will be decided in the first Ten Minutes. THAT DAY—The Fast Prize will 'receive Five Thousand Pounds in addition: i THAT DAY—The THREE A 30,000 Prizes may All be Drawn ! THAT DAY—The Firstlank will receive Four Pipes of the best Port Wine in the Kingdom. TIIAT DA Y—NeaAy 5,000 Tickets must be drawn. THAT DAY—About Forty Capitals will be drawn. d it must be admitted that these are solid inducements to ,ate snaky.—A great variety, and it is hoped a fortunate 'on, of Tickets and Shares are now on sale, at WEBB's fortunate Offices, 9, CORNHILL, and 17, LUDGATE-STREET ; Where THREE MONEY PRIZES OF A8'30,000 w been lately Stared, Sold, and paid 6u demand, 3,869 An 11 Shares £30,000 8,539 in 13 Shares , 30,000 12,690 in 15 Shares 30,000 IR the last Twelve Years, only Five Mew, Prizes of •poo have been shared in lingland,and THREE of those weft sold by WEll3 l —Does not this luck warrant the •. • so generally manifested, that sane, if not aa, of the .30,000 Prizes is the present Scheme, will be Sold by •B? MONEY. . I *OBLENTEIST, Gentlemen, &c. may be supplied witb Money to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, ,ty in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, , .ens Li iings, or any other Property. Persons of :e -lany may be accommodated on their personal security, the business completed without exposure or delay. Apr& from twelve to two, or ktiers (post paid) addressed io, Wins and Co. No. 49; tiouthastreet, Berkeley-squat!. • NEW IRISH LINENS. • ■ ttie 'PRESENT IMPROVEMENTS in VLAX;and the 'II7,NT IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING ctoTn. MILLA.ItIii. most respectfully informs the No -8 Eity, Families, and the Public, the New Irish Linens 1 . 2.1 e ?resent Improvements in the Preparation of Flu, wig& ..tr.in rest durnlitlity, are suld'ainsped with its peculiar io 7-sths and 4-4ths, and also in fine s.4ths and 6.4ths for sti-i; and Pillow Linens, at his Warehouse, No. 1-6, CREAPSlDE„..erciusieetp... Prent Twhke Cloth (made purely of Foreign Cotton alone, . . atn„ desirable for its condneiveneu -to hialtit in hot and able Climates, and for its economy, being much superior ility, est. to every other kind of Shirting Cloth, whether hh or I ndia. inid in entire Dozes and by the Piece, regularly stamped, 12f. per yard and upwards as cbove, and at no other House. Cambrks of the choice Valenciennes Fabric, and Cam= Handkerchiefs with white borders, peculiarly desirable for ititridpFice. • _ _ NILI;ARD, Patentee, Importer of Trench Cambria and eh Lace N 0.16, Cheapolde. • 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious consposition :id of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Mulin, Lace adorted a new Label in which their address, 97, High Holborn, conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an atten to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter 4, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. 'Se Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by ,Y and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the 1:.;ia1 Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per iri, Boot- ma k ers , & c. i n the United ingdom, in bottles, is. and Is. 6d. each. '9I I ING COUGH CURED without Inward Medicine. •ROC1I1:'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. rINY Thousands of Children are cured annually by this remedy. On the hi attack, an itnmedktte appli ^ of ROCIIE'S F.MBltoc.vr toN will prevent the corn % taking any hold of the ciiiist:tutior, and a few times may .?ietely cure. In the roost obstinate caws persev,.rance will aae the desired effect; and ro Remedy can be so wAI cal for Children as this, for it requires no m; divine to be i - i.wardly. In common Cough. :his Mi:Jicini. is equally and may be Mind on foe' Mer, s: ie and effectual. In no case can this medicine be wiless signed on the wrapper bi .1. a:AI every "•• Time of K Fdwards, 56 , St. Pistil's Church Yard, a th,2 only Wholesale Vender, eagrav,d thereon. lkice 4s. and .1:1 I;,,t;L!. COUGHS, COLD•i, .XSTiI3I.I6, AND efiNSU U!: PECTORAL ELIXI It. . Experience has ritdicine to be the tslos: saletary - and eflicaci u. •" Costglss, Catat•C.l;, s:sd .llk ctlons. • •te expectoratiT:, it •. , I:..r:Nt instantly rerr.to•ts c. 0.; ; and a very taw it aLs are generally sufii which Irons rietc.-t have. a,tontd a more 7 ' Y . "- sesel are ;slit) acctarpanied with crtugh. Being gSve freedom to rc,piretiov , it is the 1 - .1 , ,4 ccit•plainti, s• ef brt.•;•!.., snrenes, and ..th‘triezt et:it, of !.rea .t • il:r Sympt,,:n:; sitter.d the nti;inr.ing of .•.si tak.s.o till; Lai e • 1 '..!1' 1 its hci n.,aty tur , w r,•• b•: pc: .it:i%,ct to Ca: n Lmt uf ijul:t.r, Nu. 4, Is. I 11. and lArgr, clntainirg three • ;by ISU'i LER. and SONS, Chennits, No. •I, - 6r. 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To re move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties, and to re store the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and experience, and we trust that thirty years' successful practice in this peculiar branch of our profession gives us a decided superio rity over every other Practitioner. In recent ewe of Syphilitic Infection, a perfect sure Is completed in the short period of two days, and In those cases of a more 'complicated nature, when. other practitioners have failed of tutees*, a proper perseverance hi our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and per: fect re-establishment. To those who are labouring und r a ge neral or local Debility, it will he constiatory to knoW, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inestimable power of • reno vating the most debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretions of youth, or by a resldence.in hot or unhealthy climates, too sedentary a life, or too close ass application to study, excessive grief, injudicious use ormercury, de. or should it pro. teed from an habitual tendency to consunspdon, these our res toratives will produce the happiest effects. In placenf*Lassitude and Debility, we offer lasting Health, Strength, and Sp.irits • and even to th e aged and infirm our plan of 'treatment will atfo;d re lief and comfort, by gently and safely invigorating the systein. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, cer tain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaiatiou, and debility roceeding front this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Patients of either Sex map consult us with the greatest honour, delicacy, ar.d secrecy, at our house, No. .107., Hatton Garden. CUILRIE and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton Garden. We feel pleasure in publishing the following letter, as transmitted to us, in confirmation of a paragraph which appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure of [hat general and dangerous complaint Rupture: TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.. Sta—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting the cure of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) by the Medical Board, at Charlotte Jamie, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars Road, in justice, Sir, to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my personal testimony. Flaying been afflicted nearly twenty years, and deemed incurable by eminent Surgeons, I patiently here my affliction, expecting eve' y hour to be toy last ; I at length ap plied to the Medical Board, and hare reason to pray for that excellent Yetabilxhment, for although I am nearly 40, was per-, foctly cured in a few weeks, and now, thank Gm), eujoy good think, Mr. Editor, all who know me will allow that I can harp no other motive:for this communication than a pUblic beneAt.—l am, hir, your °brilliant Servant c. aLarstrato. Dog and Stile; near London-road, St. George's ritu6, 0:-....obcr I Sl7. PRICE SEVEN.-PANCE. FROM SATURDAY Nzomrs GAZETT.S. 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Swain, Stevens, Maples, Peane, and Hunt, 6, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London ; or Mr. Nathaniel Palmer, jar. Cheat Yarmouth. John George Arndt, and John Christ be sq l oa r ar l an foesarter of Cole , saan-ortietond gal Rondonia., is and ' t ners, Feb. 21, 23, and March 21, a eleven, at Gu . Anomie', Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New Bridge. street, Blackfriars. Thomas Walker, of Rochdale, Lancashire, coin -dealer, dealer and chapasata, Feb. 28, at six, Feb. 26, and March 28, at eleven at the White Swan Inn, Halifax. Anomie', Messrs. Wigles worth and Crosley, Gray's-Inn, London; or Messrs .Viiglos worth, Thumpson, and Stansfeld, Halifax. Paul Privett, of Bighton, H.ants, mantes, Feb. 24,-at sts, Feb. 23, and March 28, at eleven, at the George •Inn, Win c h ester . • Anomie', Mr. Samuel Ethily, Essex-court, Temple ; or Mr. Godwin, Winchester. • John Brown, of York, woolles:drager, dealer and charmere, March 6, at six 7, and 28, at eleven, a t the Court-bouse, in Leeds. Aaornles, Messrs. Atkinson and BulLand, Leeds. John Watkia, of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, painter, Feb. 20, 21,4nd March 28, at eleven, a t t h e R ut l an d' A rms Inn, ewark-upou-Trent, Aitornies, Messrs. Tallents end Ileevor, Newark-upon-Trent; of Messrs. Long and Austin, Holborn -court, Gray's-Inn, London. . John Andrew Brewer, of Bath, printer, dealer and chapman, Feb. 26, 27, and March 28, at eleven, at the Full Moon Inn, Bath. Anomie', Mr. Highmootol, Scott's Yard, London.; or Mr. Hodgson, Westgate.J3uildings, Bath. William Boss, late of George-street, Euston-square, gun-maker, dealer and chapman (but now a prisoner in the Mae" Bench, Feb. 17, 24, and M arch 28, at eleven, at,GullhalL Attonsily, Mr. Oates 25, fiaainghall- street. Samuel Chu rchill, late of Oxford-street; but now of Adam-street, Adelphi, liquor-inerchaan, dealer and chapman, Feb. 21, IS, and .warch 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. . Attornles„ Messrs. Martin and Son, Vintner's Hall, Upper Thames-street ; or Mr. James, Ayles(ry .Bucks. • . Thomas Goodyear, of ilaersgate-street, London, straw-has-en, nufactuter, dealer an chapman i Feb.2B, Nagel 7, and 28; et one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ,Phipps, Weaver's Mall, 114- singhall-street, London. Thomas lilabstry, of Lawiance-orpot, Chelsea, tailor, dealer sad chapman, Feb. 24, March a, and 28, attest, at Guildhall-. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Hoopoes-6quart, Good:sae', Reds. W\Hytt*Smith, of. Oxford -street, inanmonger, Feb, 17, tle. 4.4 - 4 Ahrea 28, at ten, at GalldhalL Attorney, Mr. Itichings r s, Frith-street Soho. Thomas Four:ley, late of Portsmouth, Hants, alopseHer,dealer and chapman, Feb. 21, 28, and Mara sa, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Templer, Glynes, and Thontscortierre ' street, Etat SmithSeld. James Cheethatn, of Oldham, Lancashire, shoemaker and -okra,- keeper, March 2,3, and 28, at ten, at the Palace Inn, cheater. Anomie' ' Messrs. Wigletworth and Crossley, Gray's Inn, lOndon or Mr. Wm. Christopher Chew, Swan-street, Manchester. John Polley, of Thayereatreet, Manchester-sguare, linen furaf: ture-dealer, dealer and Chapman, Feb. 21, 28, and Marcia ta, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Richardson and Miller, New Inn. John l'arsons, late of Manchester, but now of Barton, Laneashlaa, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, Feb. 28, Molt 2, and 28, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorney; Mr. John Walker, Essex-street, Manchester. DIVIDENDS to be wade at GUILDHALL., 1 April 11, C. Pugsley, High Holborn, floor cloth menufacterer, at twelve. March 17, v. Cowen, Great Prescot-street, merchang at one. Feb. 21, S. Parker, South lombeth, underwriter,-at eleven. March 10, T. Smith, of Lawrence Pornmay-labe, Mer chant, at ten. March 7, P. Berthon, of Cross-street, Fussbu: zoarres,, merchant, at twelve. R. Cullen and J. Pears, Ch ea p d e ; at ono. T. W. Kershaw, Southwark, tinendraper, at 12. D. Blackford, Leadenhall-street, gold and silver lacemen, at 12. Feb. gpi, C. Love, Old Bond-street, jeweller, at one. ha t ech•la Jessnrun, Howford buildings, Feneburch-street, merclomt, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. • March 9, C. Bedford, Manchester, merchant, at: tfee,is„at the Star, Manchester. F. Wagstaffe, Bridport, linendnapoia. at deem. at the Star,Blidport. W.Holt,Marsden.cotton-epinner,at I I, at the Star, Manchester. W. Garth, Ballgrove, cottooepinner, at ditto. March 9, J. and J. Goodchild, High Pallion, lime-merchant% at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Wearmouth. April 6, T. Nichols and J. Marlow, Birmingham, leather-sellers, at ten, at the Littleton Arms, Penkridge. March 16, W. W. and S. At kins, Chipping Norton, bankers, at eleven, at the White Hart to Chipping Norton. Fcb. IR, W. fl.nartoo, Yotk, butcher, at is, at 31r. Ktridge's, innkeeper, Lerida'. CERTIF'IC'ATES—MARCH 7. G. Marriott, Melton Mowbray, horse-dealer. .1. Langhorn, of Manchester, merchant. T. Barnard, Cheltenham, niereee. T. Tideswell, Stoke-upon-Trent, baker. A. Barnes, Glrencester, linen-draper. J. B. Jackson, Liverpool, cooper. J. Faster, Live r_ pool, timber-snerchant. Thomas Davis, Bibury, grocer. C. l'ayant, Manchester, auctioneer. J. Bayly, Pitsea, dealer and chapmar.. T. Pilgrim, South Mims, corn-chandler. G. Willis, Bath, upholsterer. J. Elliott, Soathampton, currier. S. Ker. thaw, Oldham, draper. J. Mickle, of Bedford-street, Covent. Garden, taylur. • DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. ' I. and G. Thompson, Percival-street, cotton-maufaetoreri. Ilitchon and Piper, Caokley, worsted-spinners. Patlcks ansi Cookson, Manchester, coach-makers. Lirthwaite and Co. Lough. borough, lace-manufacture's. J. and M. K. Dznziloe:Bridptit, Sate-spinners. Dearden and Co. Sheffield, fife-mannfacturvra, Jones and Simons, Leicester-square, silk-mercers. J. acs Steward, Billingsley, farmers. Crowe and Co..Stocktots-upe.r. Tees, iron-merchants. Lamer and Co. Southampton. Steph.:!t son and Smith, Liverpool, haherd-i.sh•ffs. J. and I. F . w a p .t ._ Wolverlurr-pton, japanz.v... F. at:d M. Fr.rrantl, B erni o n d,,, l l street, cabinet-makers. and Co. Greer-Q.1%, merchants. Brown and Co. Greet.wich, coal-cocrcle.nts. W. and B. Mur. ton, Tottiscliffe Court, farmers. J. and ;C. Ilettbovf l Taplow, mealmen. T. and J. Yirth, Northwich, ilealersite iron. Dobsws and Wailes, N e wcastle-upon-Tyne, uplisHereris • CriielY Wallis, Basingstoke, coal-merchants. Krtitibi'anitThskr m _ worth, butchers. Fietchvr and SharrarfrWalkii, Fox and Watson, Mai krt Ilarbotuugh, coal-tistWchants.' A.•lad T. Tru.ned, tauncrs.• Parfier atfll call . - ,,lrters Ercoke and Ar.derson, , RothAfiltbW4 ;Ifiip chindlers. . .5 -.a- I t. -t , t 4 AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in Ergliset and wales : feces,, the Returns received LI the week endtAilebrettry , 3 a. 181 tee ~ • I Wheat Rye.' Ile:Icy. Oars. ~ :MP. . • reW.. e. d. e. d. i. d. 1a.d.1 a. d. 4, 4. —,. d 4 U 51 3 45 4 f.B 2 51 2 52 11 The Average Price of 'inner, fn.!, the return. made in the wait ending the i:h P , i 7.1 ry , 43 4t-s. td. per tn h 4/1&e-e • N. t h er I nt.V ‘ • .. A. •:- t•. .• . Z /.. -. ' r!i i i .% ; f t i :1 6 • ~ ,.1 6 k , • ... .• \ . ~,. dildlifri' ri4 f .3..4,1":1- . '.l F 4 I : .. - '....'''70-%r .../.. ;(--IP,- ,