Star.
London, England, 1814-07-27 00:00:00

GRAND JUBILEE.

LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, July 23.
THE PREPARATIONS for the FETE, in St.
James's Park being nearly completed, it Is deemed Imes-
sir,/ to toe the Public some idea of what the Amusements will
be, though it is impossible in an Advertisement to say enough for
any person tn'form a furt opinion of what this Fete will consist.
m 're full description is given to each pus-chaser of 'rickets. It
is ham], therefore, it will suffice in th. 4 place to say that Booths
for rereshments will be plsced in proper situations round the
Park, with open Marquees provided with seat' for the accommo-
Illation of the Company ; that Bands of Music wiU attend, and
4roper spac esbeng marked out for those who chase to danie;
that Balloons of different sizes, one large enough for twc persons
to ascend in the Car attached to it, will ascend at different times
Iltsthe evening.

The most brilliant Fire-works ever seen in this country, will
be ethtbited upon the Temple and upon the Chinese Bridge. The
*bole of the Park will be illuminate.; with Chinese l.anthorns,
and every Tree.with variegated Lights ;• the Pagoda will be illu-
eniaated with Gas Lights; the Royal Booth will be lighted, and
the whole of the Allegorical Fire-works and Transparencies, re-
presenting War, giving an idea of the horrors of a besieged For-1
tress, and changing on a sudden to a description 'of Peace, wilt be
among the Amusements of the .Conqrany assombled.
The Public are recomnieniled not to purchase any Tickets
but at this Office, or at the Licensed Lottery Ofß-:es, indorsed
by tht! Person at whose house they may purchase them ; and
are par lcularly requested to believe that tars caution only arises
from a desire to pr‘ vast di,appointment to them, as detection
of forgery must itmuctliatey take place., ittasmuch as the Gen-
tientat, who signs the *lick, ts for each ga.e respectively, will be
thereto receive them. It is part ics,larly desired early application
ler Tickets tray he made, price, Two Tickets, fqr One Guinea.

TO BE LBT,

A BREWHOIJSE in the 'Ale and 'Table •Beer
h.l rss. The Vremises are spacious, roomy, aMT in good
repair; the rrnt very low; the profits of the business will be
~n red sAti4`actorily to prinerals only, and any other particulars
will be given concerning the business. Coming in from eleven
to twelve hundred pounds.
For further information, apply for M. R. at Mr. M4lntosh s,
One Tun, ('handos-sttert, Covent-Garden ; and at Mr. Slcngsly ,
1)..1te% lira.% St. Martin's-street, Leicester-square, this apd the
two following days. •

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TO BE IsET,
AK Old Established WINE VAULTS and
Pll MAC-HOUSE vow in full trade, with a good and long
Lease, well situated near two of the principal Markets in Town,
lo an airy, pleasant, and cheerful neighbourhood, and surrounded
with industry of every description; the Premises are spacious,
roomy, and in good repair, likewise well fitted up for a family :
the trade in all its ti•ffertut branches will bear the strictest in-
iestiga•ioo to principals only, and the only reason of this valuable
Concern offering, is on account of a bad state of heap.ll. A good
opportunity now offers for any industrious couple who wish to
twigs in the above business, the rent very low which is made
al inmates. The whole coming in, for Lease:Goods, and Fix-
tures, will no, exceed Li 00, a part of which any person of cha-
racter may by acconmsodated with.
• for loather mformation, direti for A. Z. at Mr. Wlittosh's,
One *ism, Chandos-stree', Covtin-Garden, Loudon, this and
the three following days, and every particular will be fuUy ex-
plained by return of post. ;ills is worthy of attriatiJn; the pre-
sent occupier has kept it many years.
IC. It, No Letters will be received unless post pail..

PRIVATE TU I
WANTED two or three Youths from the age of
Eight to Ten years. whom the Advertiser would engage
to instruct in Classiest, Arl.hmeical, and Mathematical Knea-
ledge; to remain with him Sor ti years ; and as soon as compe-
tent. weold be provided with situations. They would be con-
at an ly under Ins oan eye and dirt with himself. References
will be given to several who received their education from the,
itdvittner und..r the same consideratio•is, and who, with their
friends, are ready to beat the fullest testimony respecting treat.
mast. &c. If erphano, or their Parents or friends are abroad,
the more agreeable, as in that case the Advertiser would expect
'to be less open to tuterr.:ption. ,
Letters addressed (pct-paid) tit D. B. Z..at the Cambride
Coffee hot se, 47 Newsian-street, Oxford-street; or the Spread-
*, tinsiectaLk-strets. will meet with due attention. '
N. B. An adequate Premium expected.

ECQI4OMY IN THE PURCHASE OF BUSH LINEN.
THE Pubiic are respectfully invite:l to an inspec-
tion of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SAIL f
and jl lEF. LING clorti, eow on sale at the Irish Linen'
company's only Warehouse in I.on?.or.—No 4, the South Side
of Bloomsbury-square. They axe enabled, from their Establish-
ments in both Countries, to sell the above Articles cons.derably
cheaper than any Houstrin London. Their Cloths are bleached
without the kelp of Adds; being got up immediately under the
inspection of their Agents in oie Sister Kirtgdom, they can warrant
their Durability and Colour, aad farther engage to return the
Mnoey should a fiult appear.
Country Orders faithfully attended to.
JOHR DONOVAN , Bloomsbury-square, London, / Agents
SAMUEL P. LEA, No. 10, Stephen-street, Dublin,
Good Bills on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland Notes, taken lit
payment, or discOunied.
N. B. Fine Irish not being in request for exportation. the Com-
pany are enabled to offer it to the Nobility sad Gentry much
cheaper than it has been fur many years.

BY His mmusTrs PATENT.
'll-OYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI-
ix TION, Instead of Tallow, Oil, or Crease, to prevent the
Effects of Friction in Steam-Engines, Machinery, Mills,. Car.
ria, ItS, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, intend of Cokper for.
Shibps' Bottoms Tar, rec.:line, and Service for Rigglng, or ser.
vice for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron from rust i
Wood or Wooden lb Wings frau the Dry-ltot ; and by the use
of which the Public save in all cases not less than three bundled
per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and Wiour.
Sold, for the Patentees, at Ne. 40, Charing-Cross, near the
Admiralty, London; and, by their 4ppnintment at most Shiy
Chandler:, Printery, Booksellere, libraries, Stat;oneis, Drug.
rsts, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Iroomorters,'L. Otters,
Coactonakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-offices, _ Oil and
Col Air-shops, tiadlers,And Shop)teepers UM:ed Kingdom,
b•ixts, price So. GAL; 55.6 d. ' .19404; Pao Gillum, and Two
(U 1!Cal oath.

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The smai:est size this esn•sins a Quartity Itiflleieut to Prime
a Fuur Wheel Can lage Four times, wills wl.ich It will ruu up-
wards of Six Tbousand Miles, a..d it will wawa in the same
In eyes tiou tut aU Awls tai Work*

This day was published, price 3s. in boards,
MODERN l'A R NASSUS ; or,Tlie NEW ART
of POETRY, a, Poem, designed to supersede the Rules
of Aristotle, Horace, Longinus, Vida, Boileau, and Pope.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.

VALPY'S SCHOOL EDITION OF VIRGIL.
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An expurgated Edition of HORACE, uniform with the above,
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published In the course of the present Month.
Also, a School Edition of Four Plays of PLAUTUS, in I 2mo.

41'his day was publisher!, in /Ivo. price 9s. 6d. boards,
AN HISTORICAL TREATISE of an AC
TION or SUIT at LAW, and of the Proceeding's used in
the Courts of Klng's Bench and Cornmon Pleas from tke original
Process to Judgment. —By R. P.OO-TE. Pdth Edition, with
considerable additions, by W. BALLANTINE, EN, of the Inner
Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons; and J. Butter.
worth and Son.

This day was published,
In Two Volumes, Svo. price 21s..boards,
AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the PHILIP-
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Language, Government, Manners, Customs, Productions, and
Commerce; from the Sp4n sh of Martin( z de Zussiga ; with an
accurate Map of the from :lie best Authorities. Trans-
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THE CLOUD MESSENGER of CA LIDASA,
Tranklated by H. H. WILSON, Esq. of Calcutta.
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as an English Work. lifts him far above the humble, though
useful rank of translator. His poetical organs seem to stip on
the poetry of his author and mate it his own. We feel, in a
word, that his translation can only be written by a poet."
Vide Lord Minus's Speech, 20th September, i ml 3.
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Honourable East India Company, Leslenhall-strew.

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• :•rtce
THE WORLD BEFORE THE FLOOD, a
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By JAMES MONTGOMERY.
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