Star.
London, England, 1805-05-30 00:00:00

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS

• For the Firil•drawn Ticket on Tuefday next, the 6th Day, and
HIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
For the Fitft.drawn Ticket en the Bth Day,
And the Wheel contains the following Rich Prizes,
2 £3(4000
2 - 20,000
2 - I 0.000
1 .CCO, &C. &C. &C.
•
TICKETS and, SHARES, warranted undrawn,
will cont:nue on Sale, whillt any remain, at CARTER',,
No. 8, Chari:4; erg.. An early application is ahfolutcly necenry,
at a fearcity mull take place from the very few Tickets remaining
to the Contraelors' Hands unfold.
Prizes paid on demand, or exchanged for undrawn Tickets and
Shares.

HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH DAY.
IN honour of his Majefty's Birth Day, (nett Tuef
day, June 4th) will he given a magnificent Public Breakfaft
at Cooper's HAIL London, to commence with Twenty Thoufand
Pounds for tLe Eirft.drawn Ticket, exclufive of two 30=01. one
=pool two mood. two s,otxd four spool. &c. &e. any of which
may be drawn in the courfe of that day, and Thirty Thoufand
. . - .

THE GOUT.
'nig day were publifhed, price as. 6d.
SALUTARY CAUTIONS refpeding the GOUT;
in which the Dodtrines maintained in a recent Publication,
by Dr. KINGLA cc, are expofed and refuted.
By JOHN HUNT, Author of Hittorical Surgery.
London : Sold by R. PIIILLIrs, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Blackfriars;
by Adam', Loughborough, and by all Bookfcllers.

This day were publilbed, price 6d. each,
L'THE DUTY of attending PUBLICWORSHIP
on the LORD'S DAY, and of receiving the HOLY COM-
MUNION. 2. A Second Serious Exhortation to attend Public
Wotibip on the Lord's Day.
Printed fur I'. Burnham, Northampton ; fold alfo by Longman,
Huta, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter-row, and F. and C. Ening-
ton, St Paul's Chureh-yanL

• ESSEX. •
AT a very numerous And rerpeetable. MEETING
.1. 3'. of the Nohlemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of
the County of ESSEX, convened by the High Sheriff, this agth
day of May, igos, agreeably to the Regulation for that purpofe.
RACNARD BARER, Efq came forward, and propofed the fol-
lowing Refolutions, which were fecooded by Tnonsts Tnso rat-
Los Coot, Efq.
Refolved,
•
I. That this Meeting, entertaining the warmth attachment
to the Parton and Government of His Molt Gracious Majeity,
confiders itfelf efpecielly hound, at this tine, to approach His Ma
jetty, with humble expedients of reftiedt and gratitude, for haying
iu gracions compliance, with the Refolutions of the Houk of Corn-
mons, of the eighth and tenth of April tall, oared the Name of
lord Vifcount Melville from the Lift of His Majefty's Privy
Councillors; thereby siting to his faithful Subjedts, another (hik-
ing, and memorable proof, of his Majefty's attention to their
willtes, and his paternal care and regard for the galena intereft.
honour, and welfare of his People.
1. That this Meeting is impreffed with the warmeft fentiments
of gratitude to the Huufe of Commons, for its declaims of the
eighth and tenth of April I.lt, by which it has fu dearly demon-
Reared and juftly cenfuted the flagrant Abufes in the management
and application of the Public Money, which have been brought to
light by the ConuniEloners of Naval Enquiry.
3. That this Meeting feels additional fatisfedtion, In witoaric
the determination of the Houfe of Commons.evinced b 7 its fubfe-
quent votes and proceedings, to profecute fuch further Enquiries,
into the Expenditure of the Public Revenue, as may lead to the
deredlion of all hinder Adis of Delinquency which may have pre-
veiled, and of bringing to kilt Punilbment all l'erfons who may
have bi en guilty, in defiance of the Law and breach of their Duty,
of perverting the Public Revenue to purpufea of private emolu-
ment, or public corruption.
4. That this Meeting very ftrongly feels, that in the prefem
eircumitances of the Empire, it is effential to the prefervation of
the Conftitution, and the Salvation of the Svite, that a fyltem of
ftrldt and prudent Economy, be eftablifhed In every Department
of the Public Receipt and Expenditure.
An Addrefs to His Mott Gracious Majelly, and a Petition to
the Honourable Houfe of Commons, founded upon the
foregoing Refuletions, were then put and carried.
5. That the Thauks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon.
the Earl of ST. VINCENT, for having originated and promoted,
with In much zeal and honour to hinifelf as well as advantage to
the Nation, thole Enquiries into the Abufes of the Naval Depart-
ment, the detedtion and future prevention of which, are effential to
the !literal and Security of the Empire.
6. That this Meeting regards, with the higheft approbation, the
indefatigable zeal and meritorious exertions of the Commillioners
of Naval Enquiry, which have fo juftly obtained the Thanks of
thk Houfe of Commons, and which have entitled them to the
gratitude of the Nation at large.
7. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to SAMUEL
Wsurs READ. Efq for his upright conduct and perfevering efforts,
in bringing forward and conducting the high and important charge
of Public Abufe, and Corruption, contained in the Tenth Report
of the Cuminiffioners of Naval Enquiry.
JAMES REED, Sheriff.
Refolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to JAM es
RECD. kfq. High Sheriff, for his readinefs in convening this
Meeting, and for his moft able, impartial, and Gentlemanlike
Condudt in the Chair.

THE HEROIC EPISTLE.
This day was publifhed, in one elegant volume, (mall atflavo,
Price 4e. 6d. in boards,
THE POETICAL WORKS of the AUTHOR
of the HEROIC EPISTLE. to Sir WILLIAM CHAM-
BERS, now firft collcdell, with Notes, by the OXICIINAL Pos-
ta/IMM —Although the Heroic Epiftle to Sir William Chambers
is generally allowed to be one of the molt ebffical Poems in the
Englifh Language, yet it has long been out of print ; and the other
works of tie fame Author, having been pubfillsed in dotached
pamphlets. are air° become very tcarce. The t ole colleeted to-
gether, alien:tined, and identified by their original Publisher, can-
not fail, it is prefioned, to MR a place in the Library of every man
of mftc.

Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, 'Bridge-itreet, Black-
friars ; and to he had of all llookfelltis.

Of whom may be had, jolt publithed,
POEMS, by i.au an SOPHIA TILMPLIL, prices'. in boards.

This day was publlfl.d. in one very large volume quarto. with 39
Copper plates, price two guineas and a half in board,,
ADICTIONARY of the VETERINARY ART,
containing the lateft Improvements and Preccriptinns recom-
mended by the COLLEGE, as well as by modern Writers on that
fubjedt. And including filch Parts of Comparative Anatomy,
Phyliology, Pharmacy, Choniftry. &c. as are conuedted with the
Veterinary Act. The whole ilhiftmted by numerous and elegant
Engravings of the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Horfe ; and form-
ing a Work no leis calculated to alSit the profeffional Veterina-
rian, than the pradlifing Farrier, the z'armer, and the private Gen-
tleman, In acquiring a knowledge of the morbid Affedtions to
which HorfeN Dogs, Cows, Sheep, Pig 4, and other Domeiiic Aoi-
mats are fobjca..
By THOMAS BOARDMAN,
Veterinary Surgeon to the 3d (or King's own) Regiment of
Dragoons.
London Printed for G. Kearney, Pleet-ftreet.