Star.
London, England, 1808-06-21 00:00:00

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THE ARMY. •
A LIEUTENANT in Nil whose Reemenp
A.A. is at home, wishes w exchange with Lieutenatn. 0 I ball
pgritithont the delferenee.--Adsiress (pint kaki) to**.
Os Or esitispainf, Hatipn darden-

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ANN wry Ann DISCOUNT ISAViCh
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A/TONEY adianecd. on Freehold, Copyhold or
Leasehold EstireU, in Land or Flouses,Stoeir is the Funds,
Marriage Settlements, Widow's Jointures, Rent Charra, Patent
Places, Clergymen's livings and Annuities. Personal security
Will be rjecepted from the Nubility and gentry of known property
or their heirs, and in any instance wberu the single security of an
individual tray be deemed insufficient, the addition of another
person to gvanotee the payment of the annuity intereg, will re.!
move the objection, and all cases, the public will have privi-
lege to rcatin at theirylaisurv.—Good Bills disccunted of any
size.
Apply personally, between the hours of twelve and five, cr by
letter; to the' Dina* of the,Bank, No. 8, Lower Johu-strut,
Goldlsultuitsu

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ROO KE and Co. 237, Piccadilly, respeatully in.
form the Public that the ensuing State Lottery. consists of
only 25,000 Tickets and is the only Lottery, that e'er contains!
. SIX PRIZES of 4110,000
2 of 1.10,000 IS • of ic...2,cr 0
e 5,000 5 - --- I ,(31:0
Besides an equal number of other Prizes to any former Lottery—
thescare object& of attraction beyond anything of ~he kind, since
the commencement of Lotteries, and they recommend the Public
to purchase immediately.
BROOKE -and Co.'s Office has been established Sixty Years, and
has been particularly fortunate in selling Capital Prizes.,—ln the
Lottery just finished, 24,206 aad 24,200, both Prizes of L. 500
were sold in Shares.

NEXT TUESDAY.
I3ISH respectfully acquaints the Public that he
• has TICKETS and SHARES for Sale in great variety, and re-
quests the Holders of any Outstanding Shares of the following
Capital Prizes sold by him in the last Lottery, will bring them td
either of his Offices, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cruss, where they.
may receive thelty money without any deshtztion whatever, or
exchange them for 'rickets or Shares for the LQTFERY whiny
begins on TUESDAY NEXT, the :2 t h instant :
17,611, a Prize of £.25,000

13,445
14,018
16,772 , 3,000 4,180
988
17,1166
Making 49 Capital Prizes Sold in the Last Lottery ind late Xori
including the two last Prizes of £30,000 ever drawn.

N the Grand and Last STATE LOTTERY foi
T
1807, which beginft drawing on TUESDAY NEXtk kbold
the following Capital gezt., all floating: namely, •
SIX of 'TWENTY THOUSAND POWNDSHI

ace,ooq
1040
.509

6 Prizes of £20,000 3 Prizes of
2 ...... 10,000 5
2 5)000 7
And only 25,000 Tickets. •
For such Capitals, buy Ticiets or Shares of
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and' Co.
At their Temple of Good Fortune, N0.11,H0 Loon ta ; 37, CORN.
HILL; Or 38, hiailliA RICET •' where, in the last State Lottgy,
were Sold, in 162 Shares, the following Gap:tals :
14;823 a Prize of L 20,000 18,800 • elist 9f 4500
12,909 ---a- 10,000 1,814
10,276 -..-- 1,000 ,3,744 ••••••••• 500
12,862 —; . 1,000 6,708 --71 500
5,800 I,COO 22,830 ••••••I. 500
12,197 -- 1,000 17,944 ••••=aft . 00Q
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&c.
Likewise, No. 2,570, the only Gr
was sold at the abo4 OW-es, i
Lottery.

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ad 40,000/ Rrie ever known,
16 Sixteenths an 4b. preceding

THIRTY THOUSAI;I6 POUNDS!! !

PAID TO THE PU/ILIC FOR LARGE CAPITAL PRIZES
sold in Sbares last Lottery, which Is Tin Thousand Pounds
morel than was sold by any ot2he7r:Ci 10,lE01L eachinLo of wh
London, viz.
No. 16,909, 20,0001. and No. 1,2
were really sold to the Public in a Quarto:, t,y.o EigtlLLs, and
Eight Sixteenths, at
I WARNER'S FORTUNATE OFFICE 4
No. 16, CORNHiLL;
V'ho returns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at
large, for the very conspicitaus preference he received, and flat-
ters himself he shall expricitce a continuance of their Fairours, as
Dame Fortune has so abundantly bestowed her Benefits from k.V.
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°lce'
TICKETS and SHARES arc rcw on Sale for the STATE
LOTTLRY, which begins Drawing on I'iIESDAX NEXT.
The SCHEME contains a greater number of 20,000.. Prism
than ever was known, viz.
6 Prizes of £ 20,000

2 . of £ 10,000 3 cf Z 2,000
2 of 5,0001 5

Clubs, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Cltrks, Coathmen,
Guards, and Carriers of every description; will receive a hand- •
some allowznce.
Letters from :be Country, post paid, containing Eank-Note*.
Post Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, treated tke same, as if
present.
Note—Letters, containing money, must pay treble postage.

DOCTOR HOWELL'S POWDERS.
Convulsions, Hysterics and all
kinds of Fits, radically, cured by Dr. HOWELL', Powntas.
—The efficacy oethese invaluable Powders has been abundantly
proved by a great number of cures performed on persons of both
sexes and all ages, many of whom had been dreadfully afflicted fOr
a long series 9f years--and, habini taken a variety of Medi- •
cipes without finding any relief, were deemed by the Faculty ab-
solutely incurable. •
The: few following cases are selected from a very long List,
which may be Seen at the Doctor's house, and are attested by such
respectable characters, that the smallest doubt cannon remain in
the mind of most incredulous :
The son of Mr. Truman, of 011ispur-street, aged 18 years, hid
Palling Fits from his childhood, but Is now restored to perfect
health by Dr:Howell's Powders. Witness, Dr. Turner, Felksw
of the. Royal College of Physicians, London, by whom they
were recommended.—Mrs. Rebecca Green, pf the Saithy
Precinct, w is for more than 20 years.afflictedwitla Convulsions
and Falling Fits ;std although she had been an in-patiert of St.
Bartholeniew's a.nd Guy's kimpltals, never redcierd any be-
ri'lit till she had taken Dr. Howell's Powders, which perfectly
cured her. Witnesses, the Rev. Mr. Hunt, Minister of the Sonny,
Mr. Daniel Wix, of West Horseley, Surrey, near Id years of age.
was more than 17 years so grievously afflicted with Cutwursilans
and kalling' fits,as frequently to have tent in a week, and, after
every.ineans were trial in vain by the slogs eminent of the Fa-
culty, was completely cured by Dr. HowdFs Powders. without,
tte Rev. Mr...Full,rson, Minister of West Horsley.—Miss Ann
Williams, of Laytonnone, Essex, had violent Fits from her In-
fancy, till she Wits 16 years of age, when by taking Dr. Howell's
Powders she_ was perfectly cured. Witten the Rev. Mr. Whaley,
Minister of I.aytonstone, who, for gthill great blessing, publicly
returned th.,uks to t. 4 4.LastuaTs, in his chapel pn the 10th of
November, 1799.
This sovereign Remedy is prepared under the , of
his Majesty, by Dr. HOTI4LL, Fellow.cd Ring's C '
sold at his house, No. 78, High Holbitrn, Loudon, (aadritahllo. •
else), at 106.6 d. a packet, in which la inalu.sed a Tregilin,"*.
ten by the Doctor, on the abovi-mopticiffet DisTases.
All letters (postpaid) drug answeted; aod'sthe ViOvrtion
any part 401 the United Kiagdem.
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