Star.
London, England, 1807-04-18 00:00:00

WARRANTED UNDRAWN.

IC,at. l S ana tIA RES are on Sale at the Of-
-1, fives. c inlet- of Bank Bugling; Curnbill, and !acing the
Cate of the Rift's Mews, Charing &of', by RICHARDSON,
GOODLUCK and 'pool. fur the Ewa-drawn Ticket,
Thurftlay. April 13, being the Second Day of Diawlng.

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STATE OF THE WHEEL.
L. 50,000 I 4 nf £49000
1c,C03 9 1,000
&c &c. &c.

cZIN' I F]' 7t113 CO. No. il, Poultry, and No. 12,
rola. continue felling the Tickets and Shares, war.
ranted Unlit awn, of the prefent S CATE LOTTERY. The Second
Day of Drawirg is fixed for THURSDAY NEX r, 134 inttant,
wh.:n every Ticket drawn will qs a Prize, and the firlt-drawn
Ticket entitled to TWENTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS.

This day were publilhcd, price ss
OBSERVATIONS (it the POOR LAWS, with
a Short Vicw of Mr. Whitbread's Bill, nuw before Parlia-
ment, and a comment on it
By JOHN BERKELEY MONCK, Erg.
Excunda Virurum
Paupert as rugitur. LUCAN.
Sold at R. Bickerftairs, Strand, and at Hatchard'.. Piccadilly.

'This day was publifhed, in FonNeap Odtavo, price 8a boards, en?
b•llilhed with a coloured engraving and vignette Frontifpi,ce,
STULTIFERA NAVIS; or, The MODERN
SHIP of FOOLS.
JE:te Yerennitts.
A Whip for the Horfe..-a Bridle for the M.0.-and a Rod for the
Fool's Back.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarl •-Itreet.
N. B. The above is an original compoution, founded on the plan
of Al. xander Barclay's celebrated Trauflation of the Ship of Fouls,
rioted io folio, 1309.

This day vies publiard,
Printed very neatly, In %tall Octavo, price 6s. in Nara.,
1 'HE YOUNG LADY's POCKET LIBkARY;
or, Parental Monitor. Containing, I. Dr. Gregory's Father's
Levey to hi. Daughters-1. Lady Pennington's Unfortunate
Mother's Advice to her Daughters-3. Marchionefs De Lambert's
Adele.. of a Mother to het Daughter-4. Moore's larks fur the
Female Sea.
Printed for J. Thomfon, jun. and Co. Edinburgh ; and John
Murray, Fleet. duet, London.

Thi. day was publithed, price ss. in boards,
L'HE NC CURL of N EAVCAS CLE UPON
Containing a Culdelo the Town and Neighbourhood, a Halm./
of the Roman Wall, and an Account of the Coal Milk., and Man-
lier of working them, il(ultratcd by a Map of the Coal Diana,
including the Rivers ryne and Wear, the Collarless, Railway.,
Staiths, Towns, Roads, and Gcntlerrieles :hats thereon. Alfo a
Plan of the Town, and a decriptise Vignme by bewicit.
Frinted for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, l'aternoftrr-
row ; and ARkenhead and Sons, Newcaftk upon-Tyre

This day was publigied.
In One Volume, Foolkap Odavo, price sit. in boards,
The Third Edition of

.....
I'HE WANDERER of SWITZERLAND, and
other POEMS.

By J AMES MONTGOMERY,
Printed for Longman, Mirk Rees, and Orme, raternofter row.
" Mr. Alontrintery dif• lays a rich and romantic fancy. a tender
heart, a copious a..d salve command of imagery and language,
and an arenitible influence over the ferlinge
Ecleetic Review, May ,806.
_ _

" We hope that this will'not be the latt of Mr. Montgomery's
poetical efforts; we have no doubt th•t his gcnius may become an
ornament to bit profelion "—Literary journal, Ap•il tBO6
For a very high Charaaer, fee alto the Anattal Review, dos_

This day was publithcil,
In Three Volumes, Octavo. price al. 7s in boards,
'Chu Second Etiation. of
APORTRAI I UI(E of QUAKERISM ; taken
fro:.l a Vicw of the moral _Education, Dircipline, peculiar
Cufloms, religious Principles, political and civil Economy. and
ChataAer of the Society of Friends.
By THOMAS CLARKSON, M.A.
Author of fever:Ll Eflays un the Subjea of the Slave Trade.
Printed for Longman, Hurß Rees.aod Orme , Patertiolter row.
" Mr. Clarkfon has rendered an important fervica to the corn •
munity by the faithful delineation which be has exhibited of the
educatioo, fatitiments, manner a, tuition, and di cipline of the
today. We have perufcd his volumes with plezdure. and have
been itiftrudted by many of the °lacy/adorn.: and we difcovcr in
the whole a vigour of thought and a depth of tethetion which be-
long to no ordinary Man."--Critical Review, March, 1807.

This day was publithed, price U. 64. board,
I. THE ART of !tHEI'ORIC made ear), : or
'T
the ELEMENTS of ORATORY; comprehending the
principles of that excellent Art, foppoi-ted by the au boriiy of the
muft accurate Orators and Rhetoricians. both Ancient and Mo-
dern. The whole dittinguiitted into what is neceffary to be re-
peated, and what may be made only matter or obfervation In
which ail technical terms are fully explained. with their derive
thins, and proper examples applied to demonltrate and illuftrate
all the I ropes, Figures. Jind Fine Turns, that are to be found,
either in the Scriptures, Claffies, or other polite Writings, as well
Oratorial as Poetical. For the ufe of Schools and Uwiverfities,