Star.
London, England, 1808-05-30 00:00:00

.-----G°F.N'ERAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY,
TABLLifiED at MARGATE, for the BENEFIT of the
• DISEASED POUR,
• „PATRON,
MS ROYAL HIGiINESS GEORGE PRINCE of WALES.
PATRONESSYS,
Iyettight Hon. the Countess of DARTMOUTH; the Right
Hon. the Countess of DARNLEY.
PARS toeNT,
The R;ght Hon. CHARLES Earl ROMNEY.
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hid Moo. Lord Henniker
, it ht Hon. John Ansley, Lord
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Mayor
k Edward Knatebbull, Bert.
M. P.
re Robert Wigram, Bart.
Wilburn Gary, Bart.
James Rtnat Gym
HE ANNIVERSAR
si ,rtiTioN will be hel
Legate-LIU!, on Wednesday, th

sinxwrs.
Sir William Leighton, Knt. and
Alderman
Samuel 'Ehornton, Esq. M.P.
William Garrow, Esq.
J. C. Lettsom, M.D.
Francis Cobb, Esq.
Thomas Forsyth, Esq. -
is, Esq. Treasurer.
LY DINNER of this IN.
Id at the London Coffee House,
he Ist of June, 1608.
'ARDS.
Robert Hase, Esq.
Ric Lad Knight, Esq.
Newman KnowlYs, Esq.
Alexander Ross, Esq.
Wlliiam Wigram, Esq.
James Woodhouse. EA,
had at the Bar of the Coffee-
the Table at Five o'Dlock pre-

Sr EW,

Is. Hon. Lard I I-n^il.sr, V. P.
ifEism Ylozam, Esq.
kha Cleugh,
ME Dale, Esq.
Job Dixon, Esq.
John Carl liaribury, F..q.
Tickets, It's. rd. each, to be
Niue; and Dinner will Ye on
tielp

N. B. No Collection after Dinner.
JOSEPH RAINBOW, Secretary,
4S, St. Paul's C: urclvya:d.

SIX PRIZES OF TWtNTI'THOUSAND POUNDS.
TO BEGIN DRAWING 28th JUNE.
DICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Bank
Building., Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-
Cnne, respeetfutly acquaint the Public. that the New State Lot-
tery Tickets and Shares are now an *L. ba Variety of Numbers.
The Scheme contains
. 6 Prizes of 120,000.
1 of X 10,000 I 5 of C 1,000
1 '5,000 7 -- :03
3 21000 1 20 -- 100
AA 4030 other Prizes, amounting in the whole to 1.'25,000.

NEW ST.kl E LOTTERY.
ELI PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
Besides the usual number of
• £lO,OOO, .05,000, *2,000, &c. &c.
izWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultr), and No. 12,
r%, Charing-Cross, are selling the Tickets and Shares of the
ifite Lottery, to begin drawing oil the 28th June. The Scheme
eekins the tame number of Tickets u the last Lottery, with
table the number of 'lwiorry Tuousztos, a circumstance
guer before known in so small a Lottery.
The following Prizes were sold in shares at Swirr and Co.'s
Cites in the last Lottery, viz.
No. 8,824 a Prize of £20,000
I,COO I No. 11,937
1,000 13,63.5

Na f,895
U,417

1;0(10
1,000

,
104..31 - 1,0001 21,834 - 500
is in the preceding six months, No. 11,0Y0, Prize of £20,000;
NO. lA, Prize of £10,000; o. 5,590, No. 15,079, and No.
17.624, Prizes of 0.1,000, with others of L. 500, &e. kc.
N.B. Lists of the Prizes in the City Freehold Lottery may be
holy.. d gratis ai tie above Offict.a, .

WORTHY OF PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE CELEBRATED VEGETABLE SOAP PASTE.
THE Gentry, and Public are respectfully
a Informed, that 1 DELCROIX has prepared the above vs,
"le Soap Paste from a recipe of Mr. Prof kosky, his friend, an
Ica ',cm Chemist at Warsaw who is the sole Inventor and Pro-
fluor of this precious Con:position, which has universally been
Proved of by persons of the first rank, inhabiting that bleak
zed frozen country, for softening, nourishing, and whitening the
64, and allowed to be a certain preventive against the cold air
dioppling the Face and hands, and also a most pleasing and efficient
fur Shaving. Nothing can be offered to the admirer of ex-
guisire and fairness equalzo this incomparable Paste, when
anal of two days will convince of its superior virtues, as well as
s4Pert°ritT aver any discovery of the kind ever presented to the

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Ketalle4 by the principal Perfumers in Town and Country, and
soM whalesale by the Proprietor, at his Martinique Liquor Ware-
"we, No. 56, Poland-street, whore a large asaortinsast of them
is lobe fcand, at reduced prices.

This day was publiilletis
Haltletelety printed Wow Volume, Soo. price-in botirds, Ss.
THE ROMISH' CHIACH ; or; 'An Historical
and Critical Vieiv of some of the Doctrines of that Church ;.
and a Reply to Mr. Des Metris's "Truth Of the Catholic Religion
road from feripture." With Notts.
By the Rev. G. STEVENSON, M. A.
Vor of &Hoe, Durham, and formerly Fellow of Magdalen
College, Oxford.
Printed for the Author, and sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, St.
Paul's Church-yard; and by the Booksellers of Oxford, •Cam-
tralre, Newcastle, &c. &c.
Ars " Mr. ;o ay cortgeatulate himself on the tendency of
laudable efforts romote tbe accomplishment of his object,
vita Defence of S.scred Truth, a Refutation of unscriptural Doe-
Irian, Ste. &c. He has compressed into a comparatively Small
CZMPaSS all the. main arguments -which have been employed in
D.E'lice of the Reformation, an 4 1,0 opposition to the Church, of
—"tee ; 10 that those who want either leisure or inclination to
clank thq various books which have been written on the subject,
till be able, by an attentive perusal of this volume, to acquire a
rtheteat knowledge, not merely of the ossitroverNial parrs, but
e substantive merits of the case.. This publication is peen-
lady sesronabk, and as such we recommend it to the Public in
It-era's am:to the bletubers of the Parliament in particular".
Anti-Jacobin Review, 1808.
ire Oeord Review, September, 18%.