Star.
London, England, 1812-05-28 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 28, will
he performed,
JUI./US C/ES AR.
Julius Cesar, Mr. EGERTON
Marc Antony, Mr. C. KEMEI,E; Brutus, Mr, KIMBLE;
Cas.ilus, Mr. YOUNG
C!Orilla, Mrs. WESTON ; Porde, Mrs. POWELL.
To which will be added,
TIMOUR, THE TARTAR.
Tomorrow, the Knight of Snowdoun ; with the sane.

TO THE GEN TLEMEN, CLERGY, AND YEOMANRY,
FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUN TY OF SOMERSET.
Y,
MR. LETHBRIDGE having publicly declared
that it is not his bimodal to solicit the honour of being
re-elected your Representative, several respectable Freeholders
ave, in consequence, expressed their wish once more to place
sae is that disringoished situation. Permit me thenfore ro offer
swat° your acceptance. Should Ibe honoured by your stsf.
frages, I can give no other pledge for my funwe public conduct,
than my assurance that it shall be condemns with that which I
law hitherto deemed k apv.titay to adept.
;have the honour to be, with the greatest respect.
ocationon, Tsar very faithful suul obedient Servant.
WILvLIAM GORE LANGTON.
Greerenomquare, May 22, 1814 e - _

TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.
THE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, who
have been Educated at TRINI l'Y COLLEGE, CAM.
rtIDGE, intend Dining together at WILLIS'S ROOMS, King.
street, St. James's-square, on the 2d of June next. •
His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER in lb! Chair.
STEWARDS.
His Crace the Duke of GRATTON.
MIL Grace the Duke of Davowsuillt.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Lasisnowwx.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Tavirrocx.
The Right Honourabl,e Earl of Noetraasarrox.
The Right Honourable Earl SrtNcca.
The Right Honourable Earl Covets.
The Right Honourable Earl of Mestaneovon.
The lionourable Mr. Baron GRAIIA.K.
C. SHAW I.IIFLVILII, Esq. M.P.
JONATIIAVI RAMA, Esq. M.P.
The Rev. G. F. TAVLL.
Rev. J. H. RICNOVAILD.
Th. Rev. Professor Raitsvows.
The Rev. R. H. Getessmon.
The Rev. G. A. BROWN&
The Noblemen and Gentlemen who wish to attend, are re.
ousted to leave their names at the bar of the Thatched House,
St. lamer'satreet, and take their tickets. on or before Saturday,
as 30th instant.
Tickets One Guinea each—Dinner at Six o'Clock.

SLATER'S PATENT COONING APPARATUS.
PT. LEMAITRE, sole Agent, takes the liberty
• of informing his Friends and the Public he now exhibits
he sate the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, Ss. Castle•street,
&Thorn. It is the best Cooking Apparatus in kingdom ; and
die most clean, delicate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing,
toasting, baking, broiling and boiling. A dinner for 900 persons
say be dressed with less than a peck of coati.
N.H. The Apparatus Is generally hi use, and ready frt Wiper*.
leg few one to four o'clock.

MONEYto the amount of a million is now ready
for the purehqse of redeemable annuities. Twelve years
purchase will be given for these, chargeable an the best freehold
landed property ; ands proportionate price for all laterite secu-
rities. Persons who have granted Annuities on inadequate terms,
may be furnished with money to redeem them. The Nobility
and Gentry of known fortune, or their heirs, may be supplied OD
their annuty bonds, with promptitude and secrecy. No sum
ander £.SCO will be attet.ded to, and matters of magnitude will
be preferred.
Apply personally, between nine and Sve, or by letter, to the
Secretary of the Knightsbridge Bank, near Hyde-Park Corner.

VYTON, No. 2, Cornhill, and No. 18, Coventry.
4-1 street, draws the attention *lbis Frirnds and the Public to
the Scheme of the New Lottery, to be drawn 4th Jura, which,
With only B,ooo'l ickets, contains Prizes of
£20,000 I £5,000 I £3,000 I £5OO I £2OO
10,000 I Spoo 1000 400 2OO
£lOO, £BO, &c. &C.
Tickets and Shares are on sale at EIITON'S fortunate Offices, as
above, where Two of the last E 15,006 Prizes were sold and
shared; also the only Two £6,000 Prints, besides Seventeen
taber Cspitah from t 3,000 to £5OO, in 147 Shares.

ri` BISH reminds his Friends that the whole of the
1- • prevent Little LOTTERY will be Drawn on the KING%
2IRTH-DAY. The Scheme contains a great variety of Prizes,
among wiich are
I of .• set 01000
3,000
3,000
400

ae20,000 I 1
3,900 1
• 2,000 3
• 300 4
&c. &c. die.
1n the last Lottery 10 Capital Prizes, in the last siz months 30
Capital Prizes, and in the last ewe years 91 Capital PI izes, Were
&bared and Sold by Dian, at 4, CoINXILL, and 9, CIIIAILINCM
Cairn'.

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UAZARD, BURNE, and WARNERS, Stock-
Brokers, respectfully Inform the Public, that Tickets and
Shares for the ensuing Lottery are now on Sale at their Office,
No. 93, Royce. EZCHANOI, London.
lo this Lottery, which consists of only 1,000 Tickets, the
Capital Prizes are nearly as great, both in Number * d Value,
al
in
the bit consisting of lg,ooo, and the Drawing (which will
be determined in One Day,) will take place 06 the 4th et MM.
11c Knic's BIRTS Dar.
In the Lottery just concluded, the following Capital Prizes
*ere Sold and Shared at the above Office, sig.
1441 7,205
2.450 ••• •
3,721
9,729
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NEXT 'THURSDAY 'ME WHOLE OF THE
LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN.
SWIFT and Co. (the Contractors) respectfullyin-
form the Public, that the urTLE LOT'rERY will be
*awn on the KING's BIRTH VAN'.
There are only S,OOO 'Mitts, with the Itillowing
GRAND SCHEME.
£20,000 is
1 0 POO •
• 3,000 -
3,000
1,000

I Prize of

,C:70,000
10,000
5,1100
SAO
2,000
SIOGO
2,000
MOO
1,200
11000
101010
leoo

• • ••

560 •
400 -
300
WO -
100 - .
80 •
SO •
40 •
80 .-
115 -
. Is -
Only 8,600 Tickets.
Tickets and blares are selling at Swift arid Co's Offices, No.ll s
11/4111trY l N 0.121 chatingCross ; ausiAo.ll,lsldgate Hillia-str""`

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1;500

106
1,910

1,1100
1,900
• 2,650
• 19,650

This day were published, in One Volume, Octavo, price Ss.
a fine edition 7s.
FABLES for the FI R E-S ID E. —To each Fable
is applied a Series of Iviciral Questions; a solution of which
is to he sought, previously to any communication of the Answers
annexed—intended as an exercise of the Talents of Investigation
and Reasoning, for the Youth of both Sean; with an Explana.
tory Introduction. Dedicated to the Marchioness of Douglas
and Clydesdale, by J. LE rEICE, D.D.
London: Sold by James Black, York-street, Covent-garden;
Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street ; Cale and Curds, Pa-
ternoster-row; and Clarke, New Bond-street.

LITERATURE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
May 30th will be published, price 2s. Gd. escli,
1. 'THE APPENDIX to the MONTHLY RE.
VIEW, VaL LXVII. New Series. Containing accounts
of various interesting Foreign Publiesions ; and affordiwy, among
others, a view of the War of the French Revolution, of the Pro-
gress of the Art of Mr, ar, of the French Doctrines on the Freedom
of the Sea, Ste. &c. with the General Title, Table of Contents,
and Index for the Volume.
2. The Mostrits v Review, for May, 1812, including Reports
of a number of Domestic Works ; and particularly the present
state of our Colony in New South Wales, a Summary of the Dis-
pute between this Country and America, of the Controversy re-
specting Dr. Bell's and Mr. Lancaster's Schools, Lord Byron's
new Poem, &e. &c,
Sold by Becket and Poster, Pall-Mall.

Just published,
At R. Ackermann's Repository of Art, 101, Strand, and may be
had of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom,
ATOUR in SEARCH of the PICTURESQUE,
by the Rev. Dr. SYNTAX; on large royal octavo vellum
paper, and hot pressed, price 10s. 6d. or with 30 coloured Engra-
ving, ills.
On the Ist of June will be published, price 4s.
No. XIII. (which completes the Seventh Volume), of the Re-
pos'tory of Am, Sciences, Literature, Fashions, &c. containing,
besides the usual interesting embellishments, a beautiful Frontis-
piece, engraved by Apr, and a General bides to the Volume.—
In this popular Work, the useful is so happily combined with the
elegant and the agreeable, as to render it not only an indispen-
sable appendage to the fahionable toilette, but also a most de-
sirable addition to the library of the gentleman.
A few complete sets of this Work, from its commencement,
are yet on sale, containing near 300 coloured Engravings; and
such purchasers who chuse to return their numbers to the Pub-
lisher, may he accommodated wilt the whole or any particular
volume, half-bound Russia, a exchange, es paying U. id. per
velasie to the bia4ing.

FAMILY BREWING.
n Y THE KING'S ROYAL LEITERS PATEN r:

ME---ED-111—A, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully
111 solid- the Intention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public,
to their FOR FABLE FAMILY BREWINU MACHINE. It
combines aU the Utensils in ONE; is durable, convenient, and
compact in its form; takes to pieces with ease, and is kept iu
order with little troub:e; its consumption of fuel is sneak and it I
condenses the steam.
The method of using It is equally simple and certain, NO
MASHING OF THE MALT BEING REQUISI IE, NOR
ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE'OF BREWING, and inva-
riably produces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOME-BREWED
FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly transparent.
Sold by the Proprietors, Islington-green and Skinner-street,
Snow-kill, London ; and Wiae-street,lleistole . Also, by appoint-
ment, by the following Furnishing Ironmongers:
LONDON : Messrs. Felthatu, 105, St. Martio'sdane ; Messrs.
Summers, 105, New Bond-street; Messrs. Roberts, May, and
Co.6o,oxford-street ; Messrs. Downer and Sanders, 153, Fleet-
street ; Messrs. Larkins and Eade, Wholesale Ironmongers, 56,
ChisweU-street ; and Mr. Palmer, St. Conthill.—SOU CH-
XV ARK : Mes,.rs. t'enhant and Prentice, 13:‘,.11igh:stisset.—

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DORSI.: I': Messrs. Thorne, Shet borne —W : Mr. Rus-
sell, Marlborough; Messrs Whitchureh and Pouting, Derixes
—SOMERSET: Mr. Stotbert, Bath. DEVON: Messrs.
Kingdon, F„Acter ; Mr. Narravray,South-Motion; Mr. Heath-
man, Plymouth ; Mr. Kendal!, Tiverton. NORFOLK :
Messrs.. Ans and Curr, Ironfounders, Norwich.-1.1 NCOLN :
Mr. Taylor, Hecklugton, near Sleaford ; Mr. Ashton, Louth.
WARWICK: Mr. ilarhorne, Birmingham—HEßEFOßD
Mr. Honiatt, Hereford.—LANCASTER : Mr. Hope, Archi-
tect, 37, Princess-meet, Manchester.— NOR I'HUMBER-
LAND: Mr. Marshall Mather, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.—
WALES : Mr. David Thomas Newcastle, Carmarthen.

Just published,
DIR EC TIONS far BREWING with the PORTABLE FA-
MILY BREWING MACHINE; containing Instroction+ for
judging of the Quality of Malt and Hops, and the Method of
Brewing PORTER, ALE, TABLE ALE, and TABLE BEER.
Sold by the Proprietors, and by all their Agerds ; also, by the
following BookseUer+ : Mr. Ckapple, 66, ; Mr Harding,
36, St. arne.'s-street; Mr. Hone. 27, High-street, Bloosissb n ry; and
Mr. Maxwell, 21, BeEyard, Temple-bar. Priet One Shilling.
To be allowed to purchaaers of a Machine.
NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public Inspection
every Tuesday, In Skinner street, London; and on the Exchange'
Bris

'I 0 001.13:,MI ['Hs, WA'! CH AND CLOCK MANUM
TURERS,. AND PLATE WORKERS IN GENERAL.
AUREAN ORE. _

I. F. Kt NO. Mid and iiiver Chaser. Engraver, Engine Turner,
and original inventor and Proprietor of the Aurelia Ore,

BRIDOCWAS sit-sguriar, BARBICAN.
JF. KING begs to oiler to the Trade in general,
• a Composition, the resemblance of which to Gold not only
far 'excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to
public notice, but is aloe, in every essential quality (as far as re-
lates to hs use in manufacture) an equivalent to Gold Itself. In
richness of colour and great weight, this Composition so strictly
resembles the Stardard Gold, that Gold-workers have not been
able to distinguish one from the other. '1 he most important
property peculiar to this Composition, consists in the very smet•
lar circumstance of its not bring at all subject to change its lustre
any more than the Standard Gold. in ductility it is precisely
the same, and will at all times be found as pliable to work, whe-
ther flatted or in wire, as Gold itself io fine, the ouly diffitsmce
between them whatever, is merely that arising front theft intrinsic
value.
Tbe limits of a Circular will net admit of an enumeration
of the many articles to which this composition is suited, nor
is it perhaps necessary, since from the above detail of its proper-
ties, it is easy to ascertain what articles may be manufactured
with it. J. F. K. cannot therefore too highly recommend the
Aurean Ore, alter receiving most numerous proofs from Manu-
facturers, as well as from his own laboured experiments, to ear
vince him of its excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very
powerful degree, to supersede the use of Guld.
Gold-Workers, and others who require their work cast, nary,
by sending their patterns or moulds, have them complete in six
hours after they are brought fur the purpose.
N.B.—J. F. K. deems it important to the trade in general, te
acquaint them that the Composition advertised in the Public Pa-
pers, bearing the appellation of the Aureau Ore, (of which he is
the sole Inventor and Proprietor), cannot be pa:chased genuine
at any other house in London but at his Manufactory in klrita3c-
water-square; therefore any other Composition offered to the
trade, through any medium whatever, designated by the same
title, Is rpuritnis and deceptive: every Flask 01 his manufacture
bears his Name stamped on each aide in legible characters.
duld its various Weights, at 4s. od. per Onhce, either in Flasks,
Batted, or in Wire.—.specimens may be seen in elegant Pieces of
Bright and Coloured Manufacture.
Odds Lli the teklustry stoat naive ever, possibisairmatiesk

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SfiffEW:BURY, Ottobrt T. tart.
SLR—The following voluntary restiou,n4l of the
good effects of your AN l LSCORbUTIC DROPS, sir re-
ceived a few days &Lice, tens Mr. Prite/sar.l, Jeweller, of th.
town.

About five years since, his daughter had a violent Scorinuic oe
Scrofulous complaint, which reduced her so weak r state •hat
she cutest scarcely walk, and affected her yes so that she con'd
not bear the 14;lit. During ht r continuance in this a ate a frieud
who had been much afflicted in a similar way, and who was cur-
ed by taking a few bottles, advised a trial of your Drops; he ace
cerdtngly purchased a bottle fritu us, and sound ber much be-ter,
and atter taking three more bottles she was perfectly cured, and
remains so at this time. bince the above, Mr. Pritchard recom-
mended item to a young woman who was covered with large
blotches, the effects of a v.olent scorbutic dhorder, but by taking
three bottles she was also cured. and at this time remains as well
as ever she was in her lifc.-1 am (for Wood and Watson), Mr,
yours very respectfully, THOMAS Howat.a.
To Mr. I. Lignum, s'orgeon, Ma .cheeten
These Drops are sold in moaded square battles, at Its and
4s. 6d. (one rig. bottle is equal to bret 4s. 6d. ones) whoicrale
and retail, by Mr. Lignum, Manchester • also, by 3. Evans sad
Sam, 4Y, Lortrlane, We t Smithfield; ihcey and Sutton, 10,Buw
Churchyard; Butler, 4, Chtapside ; Newbery and Sons, 4i, and
Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Cl.urch yard; Barcialand sons,
'9.4, Fleet Market; Weston and Co. 229, Strand; saltier, 150,
Othed-street Bolton, Royal Eschangv ; CundeU, 47i Miseries;
and most Medicine Venders.