Star.
London, England, 1805-09-10 00:00:00

MONEY FOR BLANKS.

SWIFT and Co. No. it, rot/Li-ay, folicit the at-
tention of the public to the Scheme of the Lottery which te-
ens the 3oth of this Month. In addition to an extra number of
Capital Prises, it contain, an advantage which has not been given
in any Scheme for many years, viz. the money allotted to the 3,000
firlt Blanks; therefore the benefit of au early purchafe will be per-
ceived, as there can be no attual Blanks at the commencement of
the Drawing. Thofc who delay their purchafes until after it has
begun, will lofe the extraordinary advantage of having for a coufi-
derable time the chance of the Capitals without tho at of a
Blank.

PRESENT MONTH, 30th SD.PTEMBER,
THE STATE LOT EERY COMMENCES DRAWING.
TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
Bank-Buildings, Cornhill,and faring the Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing ernfs, London.
SCHEME.
3 Prizes of L.a0,000
3 . ropoo
3 3.000
4 --• 2,000
6 1,000
to 300 _ _ _

&c. &e. Ste.
The loweft Prize mil ago the Three Thoufand firf•drawn
Blanks will be entitled to zoL each, making 7,619 Benefits.
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCX, and Co. recommend an imtnediate
purthafe, there being only Twenty.five Thoufand Tickets in the
prefent Lottery, (Five Thoufand leis than In the loft) and from
the Scheme being univerfally approved, and the demand very
great. Tickets will be farce, and mutt advance coallderably.

-PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE.
This day was publifbed, price 3s. 6d.
.1k FAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE
of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE nods the
Defpotifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars
and Anecdotes of the Government—the Militarythe Police—
the Laws—the Public Amufements of Paris—the Manners,Drefs,
and Domenic Society—the late Coronation—the Pope and Reli-
gion—the Legion of Honour—Trade and Manufacturer-the
War with England—the Englith in France—the Bourboarthe
Price of the Neceffaries of Life, &c. &c. &c.
By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
Who efcaped from France in the Month of May.
Printed for Ric • D Plil LTA PS, Bridge. treet,Blackfriara ;
and to be had of all Bookfellers

This day was publinted, price 26.611. the 86th Number of
I'HE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, em-
L bellinted with a PORTRAIT of Dr. PRIESTLEY, en-
graved by MACKENZIE.—A curious non-defcript water infect,
and Figures to illuftrate the Theory of Elatticity, engraved by
Low ItY. This Number contains the following important articles:
Letter to M. Lacepede on the Natural Hiftory of North Ame-
rica, by B. S. Barton, M. D.—On the Aaion of Platina and Mer-
cury on each other„by R. Chenevis, Efq. F.V. S. &c.—On polilbing
Gtafa, and on the Amalgam ufed for filleting Mirrota.byfl. G. Sage
—.Account of the Ruffian Expedition to Japan—On roanufadur.
ing Oxida of Mercury on a large fcale, by M. Parmentier—Mr.
Snart on a nen•defeript Aquatic Animal—A new Theory of
Elalticity, by A. Tilinch—Produdtion of Mariann by the Galva.
nig dee impofition of Water, a mil hapertast difc very, by Mr.
Peel—Zoological FaCts read in the French Natkmal Inltituts
Life of Dr. Prieitley--Proceedinp of Learned Societies—Tra-
vels, Antiquities,Aftronomy, &c. and a Lift of Ncw Patents.
By A. TILLOCH,
Honorary Member of the Royal Irilh Acadeftty, &c. &e.
To be had at Richardfon's, Longman and Co.'s, Symonds', and
the other 13ookfclIcts.

This day was publifhed, price as. 6d.
(To be continued every other Month) Number IV. of
rENSURA LITE RA R I A, containing Titles and
Abftraifts oi Scarce Books, Articles of Biography, and other
Literary Antiquities, partly in imitation of the Plan of Oldys's
Britiih Librarian.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter.row ;
and J. White, Fleet-ftreet.
CONTENTS Of NUMBER IV.
Arr. I. Jehovah firth. Goo in the Mount; or, England's
Parliamentary Chronicle. By John Vicars, 1644.
2. Con's Arke overtopping the World's Waves; or, the Third
Part of the Parliamentary Chronicle, 1646, 4to.
3. The Burning Bulb not confunied; or, the Fourth and laft
Part of the Parliamentaric Chronicle, 1646, 4to.
4. The Arte of Englifb Poetic. 1 s 89, 4to.
S. Webbe's Difcourfe of Emtlifh Poetric, 4to. 1386.
6. Bodin% Si: Booke's of a Common Weal.:, trauflattd by
Richard Knollcs,Fol.l6o6.
7. Collins's Odes, Defcriptive and Allegorical, 1746.
8. Watfon's Hiltory of the ancient Earls of Warren and Surrey,

1776, 4to.
9. Philipot's Col!talon of Knights Bache.laws made by King
James, Bvo. 1660.
tn. Vivoruin Dodorum de Difciplinis Benemerentium Effigies
Xl.lll. A. l'hillippo Amwerpim ; a; 72, fol.
t. A Defcription of the Weltern Ines. By M. Martin, Gent
703,8v0.
ta. Verfes, expreffive of the Author's regret at not having fuffi-
ciently cultivated Poetry.
33. Defultory Obfervations on the &Abilities and Eccentrici.
tits of Men of Genius.
14. Calendarium Paltorale, t 653. Evo.
it. Smith's Chronicon Kultieum-Co
(continual).
16. Smith's Tradi on the Corn-Trade, with an Account of the
1.1:e of Mr. Smith, 5334, Bvo.
17. England's Helicon, 1614,8v0.
18. Retirement, a Poetical Fragment, (continued).
39. The Surveyor's Dialogue. By John Norden,sto. 1607.
23. Milton's Cypher, and Harlcian Library.
21. 113011121 NAVIN*.

STO. 1747.