Star.
London, England, 1809-03-01 00:00:00

No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS.
TBISH solicits the attention of the Public to the
• Scheme of the ensiling Lottery, which contains the same
asclwr of Prizes and Tickets as the last, but with an *norm-
SAL Bowus given by the Contractors, which may entitle the for-
mate Holders of a single Ticket or Share to an immense and 1n-
d.:4161e Benefit.—LThe Ant-drawn Prize above Sl5 on the first
Bay, will be entitled, over and above the Prize, to 1000 WHOLE
TiCKErS; and the Holder of the first-drawn Prize above £l5
40 tilt second Day, will also receive, over and above the Prize,
.',oo WHOLE TICKET'S; which Tickets are Sealed up and de-
poircd for security in the Bank of England. The Numbers of
the 1.50 u Tickets se given are inserted in the Schemes which
11137 be had gratis at the above Offices, where Tickets and Shares
are Aiing in great Variety ; and as there are but 18,500 Tickets
im ctl,4 the earlier the purchase the better.*
T. Dint has been remarkable for selling a prodigious number
of C:Tital Prizes ; and it is extraordinary that he sold the last
£29,Cuu, the last £23,000, the two last £30,000, and the last Prize
at .14.0 whole 'fickeis ever drawn, all in Shares, at No. 4, Corn-
hill, and 9, Charing Cross. .
• Notwithstanding there Were 500 more Tickets for sale in
*e hst Lottery than in this, every Ticket was sold, although the
rice was £55 per Ticket.

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ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made from a Substance
with F.namel, which does not change colour, and appears
qual to nature, skilfully placed from one to a whole set.-Natural
Tech placed from a single to a complete set, with Artificial or
Vold Gums, on reasonable terms.—Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, at-
na's daily from ten till !bur, at .his Home Nei. 9, fohn-street,
Oifird.strect,where he performs all operations oa the Teeth and
ums, with ease and safety..---Mr. P. fixes the above Teeth so
von, that they can be worn without tying.
A Lady of Distinction has declared that she ISd long been al-
tic ed with a Complaint in her Gums, by which most of her Teeth
became loose, and one of her Front Teeth fell out, without decay-
ing; the vacancy was replaced by an Artificial Tooth; in a short
time after more of the Front Teeth dropped out In the same soutd
state, and she ixpected they would all fall out, as they all felt loose;
tr,rtryiug different articles without effect, she was recommended
Ao •nake trial of the Cherry Lotion, which, after using a few bot-
d, 1.• her Gums healed, and the Teeth became firm.
I'RINCE's CHERRY LOTION, refieshing the mouth, and
itroediately sweetening the breath, may be relied on as fastening
tPeth, though ever so loose, preserves and whitens the teeth', beans
lit, demi and strengthens tender Gums, and is serviceable to use
waling illiess or confinement, as. it preserves the teeth from injury
from the effects of Medicine ; is of gr:at value to persons wearing
artificial teeth fastened to their natural, as it prevents the human
Teeth from becoming loose, those wearing Artificial Teeth ought
tot to ! c without it, as it keeps them sweet and clean, and pre-,
vents their changing colour. is warranted innocent. A fair trial
will convince that the Cherry Lotion is far prefaable to Areuebu-
sa,le, or any other Lotion forcleansing the mouth.—Half-a Guinea
P.t bottle, or a dozen bottles at £5, duty inclulled.
_sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist,
No. 9, John-strea, Oxford-street • and, by appointment, Hendrie,
perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborn-street ; Harding, n 9, Pall.
, _411; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market ; Rigge, 65, Ckeapside ; Bacon,
'4u, Oxford-street • Withers, 229, Strand ; Ward, 324, Holborn;
Belton and Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Bull, Dublin ; Reaburn, Edin-
*en ; Collins, Salisbury; Crutwell, Bath; Seldon, Cheltenhanifi
Jul n most prineipa Medicine Venders In the United Kingdom.
Orders irons private families in the country sent by coke's, by
rung the money in a letter, as above. Shopkeepers sending
weir orders to any wholesale Venda* they deal with in London,
twin receive liberal allowance..