Star.
London, England, 1813-09-23 00:00:00

RICH WHEEL-NEXT TUESDAY.

TWO PRIZES of 2€20,000, and only Crne Dly to
Draw Next TUESDAY, Sept. With, the Lottery will finish
Drawing, and the fir. t Ticket draw* a Prize above f-30, will re-
ceive, in additioes the lum of C 20,000.

Tat wager,. CONTAINS
2 - ' Prizes of - 4234,000
4 • - - - 500
a. - - 203
10 - - - .. 100
And die fa propction of £5O, £25. Una ‘4O Prize..
'Tickets and Shares, warranted maracas, are selling by
SWIFT and Co.
No. 11; POORTIT, No. 11, ALDOATI Hton
No. HI, CUARING-CROSS, I STRRIT. _ _

FREEHOLD ORCHARD, COTTAGE, AND GARDEN.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. BAT TEN,
On Saturday, the 25th of September. IBIS, at Two o'Cloek, at
the Fountain lon, Canterbury,

AVERY Desirable, Compact, FREEHOLD,
Brick, and Thatched COTTAGE, with various useful
Out-buildings, Orchard awl Garden of about One Acre and
Three-quarters, planted with a variety of thriving Fruit Trees,
most desirably and pleasantly situated In the Parish of STAPLE,
near Wingham and Ash, in the I.igh road between Canterbury
:yid Deal, commanding extensive and beautiful Views of Barham
Downs, and Villages adjoining, now in the occupation of John
Datson, at a very low rent.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Garrett, Solicitor, Sand-
wich ; and of 'Mr. Batten, Mousy Agent and Land Surveyor,
Rochester.

CARMARTHEMHIRE, IN THE VALE OF TOWEY.
To BE LET,
For a Term of 14 or 21 Tears from Mie..aeltnas next,

THE FARM of BERLI.AUDYNVYLL, in the
Parish of LLANGATHER, containing 210 Acres of very
rich Arable, Mvadow, and Pasttire Land, all enclosed and sub-
divided. Farm is situated on the Banks of the River, about
three miles from Llandilo, and eleven rides from Carmarthen,
which is an excellent Markei for the sale of the produce ; a short
distance fro.n lime and Coal. The Arable Land en this Farm
Is well adapted for the Turnip Husbandry, and every encourage-
ment will be given to an improving Tenant.
For further Particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, 61, St. Mart lu's-lane, Charing-cross, (Letter& post
paid).

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XVIII.
will be published nn S4trusuar, the 25th install..
. _ . _ .

CONTENTS—I. Fisheries: First and Second Reports of
the Fish Association; Thomas Barnard on a Supply of Fish
for the Poor; Henry Schultcs on the Public Fisheries of Great
Britain.—lL Dr. Ferriar's Essay on Apparitions —4II. Corte-
rondence of Gilbert Wakefivld, B.A. with the Right Honour-
able Charles Fox.—lV. sir William Drommood's faidipus ludai-
cus : Rev. George D'Oyly's Letters to Sir William Drummond;
Remarks on Cdipus Jtaaicus ; Letters to Rev. George D'Oyly,
by Vindex.----V. George Ce'.inan's Vagaries viodneatrd.--VI..J
Elmsley, Euripidis Heraelidae.—VU. Russia; Progres de la Puts-
pence Russe ; Montgalliard, Seebnde Guerre de Pologne; ou,
Considerations sur la Pale publique du Continent, et sur l'intbt-
pendance Maritime de I'Europe.—Vlll. Life of Pahl —IX. k Is-
themat ,eal Tracts by Charles Hutton, LLD.F.R.•;.—X. TVI'Cr e's
Life of John Knox.—Xl. Voyages and Travels in various Psi is
of the World, by G. H. Von Langsdoilf.—Xll. The Eton mine
Histories of GiovanniVillani.—Xt 11. Ott Dropsy, by •J•ihn
all, M.D.—XIV. Sir Mho Malcolm's Sketch of the
The Bridal of Trier main ; or, The Vale of St. I obt:.— XVI. QLiar-
terly'Llst of New Books, Index, &c.
Printed fur John Murray, No. SO, Albemarle-street, London ;
William Blackwood, .E.firiburrh; and Joh:. Cumming, Dublin;
of whom may be had a hero Edition of No. I. and New Ed:-
tons of all the wises Ntsiaibeis of the QUARTLIILLY 11.1.VILW,
FM Os. sack,