Star.
London, England, 1802-02-12 00:00:00

EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS !

This event is merely polfible :—but the Chalice is not folitary,
being accompanied with a large Croup of CAPITAL PRIZES,
which Fortune mutt difpenfe tingly to numerous Individuals.
To SPECULATORSr•ThC rapidly apfroaching Lottery opens
a profpee of ftrong Intereft. The Fate of tome of the largeft
Prizes bring remotely fixed, holden of Parcels of Tickets may
confidently venture Half the Drawing (taking the chance of
obtaining tome of the Capitals) without ultimate rilk ; inafmuch
as their unErawn Tickets will, at that period, for the reafon
juft mentioned, bear to a 111111.21 certainty more than double their
original ptusehafe price. Under fim,lar circumstances, Tickets
in the lan Lottery were at 341. and the preceding yrar above 401.
CATALOGUIt 01 1,2122 J.
4 Prizes of L 20,000 to Prizes of £ gore
10,000 12 500
5 ,CCO 50 100
2,000 100 so
18,000 . - ZI/

TICKETS and Stamped SHARES,CouGiting of 'Luxes,
9.IIIARTF IS, EIGIITMI. azid SI X TklIC: (HS, in a molt eztenfive
% aliety of Numbers, arc filling My
S. POPE,
At Ills" FORTUNATE OFFICE,"
Canter of the Royal Exchange, ciofe by the Bank.
Where the following very confider:able Number of Capital
Prizes were Sold, Rreftcral, and Shared iii tl,c preceding
Five I.ott:ries, (tince July Oleo), and the Money for the rc-
fpedive Shares, paid on Demand.
25,198 a Prisc%f Lao,ooo 19,467 a Prize of Ltopoo
30,798 --" 2,000 3C•492 ----.. mow
zalto - sco 1,565 ----- 2,000

12,279 ---... 2C,',C*O 6,633 --...-- rpoo
16,140 •—•—•• 10,000 4,423 .•—• 300
31,831 •••••••—•.• 2 poo 27,301 .----... 300
13,,s 211 •---• 2000 r 8,542 •-•---- 5,000

41,908 - 20,000 117.019 5,000
With theft pregenfions, S. Pore can with propriety (elicit the
Favours of his Fricuds3nd the Public on the approaching pro-
lific State Lottery, feeling a conAdenee that Fortune will Rill
give a feature of diftinetion to his Office, sail sulks it the or
diem for the tlifpenatlon of Luanne'.

MEDICINE ACT.
At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St.
Paul's Church-yard,a few doors from the Corner ofCheapilde,
'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the
-I. prices Eine ‘cd, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofod by
this A. but no additional charge has been made upon Dr.
James's Powder; which is coo:lolled at the original price of
28. 6d. per packet. It may alto be, had at I C as. per dozm ; or
the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for 11. zs. 6d.duty
included, fo that the Public are no (offerers.
But in order to facilitate the operation, and to leffen the bur.
thenof this Ad, which would in a great mcufure have proved a
tax upon benevolence all the other Medicines are fold to any
perfons purchafing hair a dozen or more, free from the expence
of the Stamps. s. d. s.
Dr. Jamoi's Powder 1 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe 2 6
Analeptic Pills 4 6 .---.. Convulfion Oil a 6
Cattle Powder a 6 Paregoric Us-
Dr. Hooper's Palls I I# zenges - .
Dr. Auttin's Chalybeste -- Camomile Drops a 9
Pills - 4 cs Effence of Colt sfoot 3 9
Berry's Bilious Entls $ o Effesace of Peppermint a t
Dolby's Carminative s 9 Otnafkirk Medicines 5 9
Ackell's .-Etherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs'4 Martha 3 6
Greenough's Tindares I I Inglis 's Scots Pills I o
—.— Tulu Lozenges i z Grant's Drops - it 1
Mr. Spence's Dentritice 4 0 Norton's Drops 5 o
Freaky s linelure otßark 3 6 Spilibary s Drops 5 o
Huxham's ditto 2 6 Speedinniu's Pills 2 o
Englith, Colfcc a 9 Dr.SolandcesTea 2 9
Cephalic boa 0 9
Jones's Rheumatic Tineture' 3s. 6d.
Alfo the Genuine Artieebufasic lately imported, and molt
of the other Proprietary Meilieines is repute. Orders for expor-
tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad.
N. B. As many perfons, particularly fem.nts asultrieffengero
miltake the honk, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under
the necelllty of pointing out, that it Is at the Eaft End of St.
Patil's,noarelt to C.licapfide, and that it has a put White Rue.
seed front, with there words inferibed

Tag war Wsacuovis roa Da.puiss'i Powa;s4

'THREE new forts of Peas and two New Beans,
-I- of very fuperior excellence, both for flavour and muft
abundant bearing. They all yield prufufely, but one of the
Peas in particular gives above double the quantity of any of the
old Sorts.

Two or three fowinp of each will fupply the Table melt
liberally till after Michaelmas.
Quart Bags of each Sort are ss.
dat Crocker's, St. Alban's-fireet, Pall-mail. No Credit
Pay Poftage.

AMERICA.

A and M. MYERS, No. II I, Water-iireet,
1/, City and State of New York, in North America.
( Auftioneers and Brokers, duly appointed and tommi(Goned by
-Law, for the City aforefaid,) make a tender of thtir fervices to
the Manofaatarers and Merchants of Europe, in the Conunif-
fion Line, and iitform them, that Stores and every other con-
venitsice is prepared for the reception of Goods, Wares, and
Merchandise configned to their addrcfs, for tither public or
private SAL:.
They l'urchafe and Ship all Kinds of American and Welt
India i niduce on Orders.

From leveral years experience in the above line of Eufinefs,
thole who favour them with their commands, will find them
folicitous to promote the Intereft of their Employers.

CANNON COFFEE-HOUSE, TAVERN, and HOTEL,
Cockfpur-Street, Chartry,-Crofs.
11/4)kr GREEN begs leave to inform his Friends
• and tile Public in general, that be has confiderably EN-
LARGED and IMPROVED the above HOUSE within the
laR Summer, and has now fitted it up in a neat and elegant
manner, with every accommodation to render it convenient and
comfortable, equal to any Houfe in the Metropolis; where
Gentlemen may be provided with Dinnets, Wines, and Lodg-
ing, upon a Plan combining Elegance and Comfort, and on
moderate Terms. Soups and Viands in feafon, of the belt quail.
ty, daily provided in the Coffee-Room, on terms that he traits
will give fatisfadtion to thole who honour him with their com-
mands. He begs further to add, that Gentlemen frequenting
the Houfe, may depend on having clean Beds, and well aired,
Good Tavern Rooms for private Parties. Having laid in a large
affortment of Wines pf the firit quality, he trufts they will meet
the approbation of thee who honour him with their commands;
no expence will be fpared to keep a coolie:it Stock of the
choiceft of every kind that can be purchafed.
It is alasoftunneceffery to remind Gentlemen coming to Lon-
don, that the fituation of the Cannon is the molt centrical in
Town, for either bawds or amufement, being near many of
the Public. Offices, and Places of Public Entertainment,

FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, &c. Ike
MR. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leave to re-
mind the public of the uncommon axacy of the ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS,cf which he is the Proprietor; as alto of their
particular utility at this feafon, in preventing thofe dangerous
indifpolltions of the Stomach and Bowels which terminate
fatally, if not removed in time; they are the belt remedy for all
Cafes of indigeftion, which arife from an irregular fraction of
Bile, and are more falutary and ufeful than any other Medicine
in preventing the coftivenefs of habit,fizknefs of the Roma&
generally attending a ftate of pregnancy. The great demand
for them for exportation to thofe hotter climates where bilious
Warders abound, and where the Yellow Fever has fo long pre-
railed, is the belt encomium that can begiveu of their virtues,
which if bad monde to in time, prevent the Jaundice, ths
formation of (hll-ftones, Inflammation of the Bowels, with
a frightful train of evils, the confequence of au irregular leer..
,ion of that acrimonious fluid. Cafes of their extraordinary
I efficacy from many of the Nobility, and perfons of the flist re.
frdability unwrapped round each Box, with directions, Usual
G. ON, and foaled with his arms.

Sold wboldale and retail at Cbing and Butler's, No. 4„
Climptide; Pidding, No. 76, oppofite the Pantheon Oxford-
an:et ; Wade, Bond-area ; Swiney, Pall Mall; Ullwall and
Bull, Dtablin; Scott, Baxter, and Smith, Edinburgh; and by
we Medicine Vender in every town in the United Kingdom,
in Boxes at 2s. 9d.and ss. sd. and tl. is. Dui incleded.

The following cafe was received-by Mr. Thomas White, Mat-
ter of the Academy, Cole/leiter, from a refpedlable Gentle-
man, who was recommended to take Dr. BRODY rrs Medi-
cines by Mr. J. Cooper, Geutletnan Farmer, xt Levington,
near Ipfwich, who was himfelf radically cured by taking the
BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a requelt front the Patient
for its immediate Publication.
A GENTLEMAN who is induced from his
conneetions with medical men, to refrain inferring his
name aad addrefs, willies from the purcft motives of philan-
thropy, that his cafe may be made known to evary altlasaatic
perfos in the kingdom.
For a 8 years paft he had been feverely Alined with an
afthma, that every winter rendered his life very uncomfortable,
the cough attendant on this complaint, generally attacked hint
at the beginning of every winter, and continued till the warm
weather of the enfuing flimsier arrived, and lo violent and
alarming were its fparmodie effects, that many times it has
thrown him down on the Boor, deprived of all fenfibility, and
to aU human appearance of life ; by the advice of Mr. Cooper,
above mentioned, he waited on Dr. BRODU m, took 3 bottles of
Isis NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone be attributes the
Welling% of a perfedi cure, having paired through the late winter;
with fcarcely a memento of his old troublefome companion.
which had not given him a week's refpite in 28 preceding win-
ters.— June 2, iBoi.
JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Simpfon, of the
Rofc Inn, Sittingbourn, was fur a length of time molt
ably afflicted with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap-
proached to paMlytic, to fuch a degree as to deprive him of the
entire ore of his limbs, which rendered him incapable of walk-
ing or following his bufinefs; in this debilitated Itatc he applied
tofeveral of the molt Clllolellt 01 the Faculty without experi-
encing the limit Shadow of benefit ; but by being ftrongly re-
o mmended Isy feveral of bis triinds to Dr. Broduni's Nervous
Cordul,purcltafedat Mr. Barnard'.;, boel. feller, Sitting-
bourn, is now perfectly reltored to his former health and vi-
gour, is enabled to foll‘w his bufinefs as ufual without feeling
the legit fyrnptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach-
man to Mr. Niels. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittinghourn coach.
JOHN HOGWOOO.
Wlmelres to the above Cure—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Mater
of the Role Inn, Sittingbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD.
Bookfeller.

The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL,
to be had at the Doctor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-icreLt, fey=
doors from the Levcrian Nlufeurn, BLlckfriars Bridge, in Bot-
tles at ass. r ts.6l. and Ss. 6d. Alfo, at Golding's, NO. 43.
Combat ; andat Coekrdl's, Strand, London.
.

In Bath, Cruttwcll, Gl:dgow, lia- cur,
Briftol, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peek, Printer.
Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Hambra' ' Mr. Ream Ant,
Birmingham, Swinney, Enghlhßookfeller.
Bedford, Smith, Ip:wich, MEdfeditas,
Blandford. Simmons, Itle of Wight, st:bin,
Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Irwinc, A. Youn;, merchants
Bridport, Margrie Leeds, Binns and Co.
Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales,
Cambridge, Gce, Leicclkr, Swln fen,
Canterbury, Briftow, Lewes, Elliott,
Carlific, ionic, Manehcfter, Lynda,
Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Silver,
Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fto/er,
Chefter, Poole and Son, Newc.iftle, Walker,

Chichtfter, Phillipfun,
Dublin, Spil(bury and Cc%
Durham, Henderfun,
Deal, Rote,

Nonhatopton, Dicey and Co
Nottingham, Burhagc and Co
; Norwich, •Stegmufon and Clbo
()along.

Wier, taint

Plymeadi, ligpleson,