Star.
London, England, 1822-01-31 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC.

RISE! having advertised the Scheme of the
1.• State Lottery at length, begs leave to submit to his best
Friends, the Public, its principal Features, and looks forward
to a vets- extensive sale, as it appears to be universally approved.
I: ctmYsts of only 20,0,10 Ticket's, to he drawn in Four Days.
It begins 9.6 th of NEXT 31()NT11 (February).
There are rive L'20,000 henry Prizes.
?acre are 8.-venty other Money ('a; ;tats.
Tbere are 6,610 other Money Prizes.
There are not Two Blacks to Oue Prize.
There are not any Classes.
Terry Ticket seat be drawn singly:
Path Ticket decides its own Fate and no other.
There are x_'oo,ooo all Money irises.
TIIT very drat Prize drawn Inns! be St:0,000 Money.
Yetrly CO other Capitals may be exp::cted First Day.
Tickets and Sham are selling by NISH, 4, Cornhill, and 9,
Charing-cross, London; and by his Agents in the Country.
In the present Lottery there are 75 Capitals, being con-
sil•ra!sly more than double the number the last contained, as
th:t Ty...eased only 3.l—out of which BIS!! shared and sold
erter half, as he and his Jilgenu distrewled R 2 less than Fif-
inns: f_ _ _

rr The Price of Stncks is affixed hourly against BISII's
in Cornhill, by which th;... Public may see the fluctuations.
-CICERO'S WORKS COMPLETE.
t day were published. elegantly printed in Four Volumes,
Royal Br.i. prize 1.3.35. in extra boards,
rri-IF, WORKS OF MARCUS TULLIUS
r. CICERO, in History, Philosophy, and Rhetoric, trans-
lated MELMOTII, GUTHRIE, and MIDDLETON: to
wliel are now fir‘t added, Series of Dissertations from the
AraCery of Inscriptions, explanatory of such of the Roman
Idnnr‘•rs, Customs, and Institutions, as are necessary to au accu-
rate kr.::erledge of this Author. Compiled by the Editor of the
Co--,'r I lisTonicrss. The Four Volumes contain,
1. Illiddletan's Life of Cicero.
1. Ci Lrtters to his Friends.
3. C.rern'i Two last Plcadinzs against Verres.
4. ("kern's Inters to Atticus. •
5. Cicero on friendship and Old Age.
4. Cicero's °Titian&
7. Cicero's Treatise 4EI the Boman &rate.
London: Printed for J. Danis, and sold by Sherwood, Neely,
rd Jones, Patensoster.row.

This day was published,
Three larre Vols. Royal avo. price £l. 14s. 6d. in extra Ms.
A COURSE of COLLEGIATE EDUCATION;
11... Mg the Course. and tha lkn.ks followed in the Univer-
sities of ()grotto and CA )1 imioc ; nor published to enable those
oMcers and Gentlemen to ioNtruct thurn,elves, who, from having
enter, d early upon their Profeisions, have not had the Benefit
of these Institutions. The following are the Contents of the
Thrt.e VAumes:

VoL Oxford Elements of Logic.
Eurlamaqui's Principles of Savaral and Politic Law.
IL—Paley's Principles of Moral and Natural Philosophy.
Halifax's Elements of the Roman Civil Law.
Vol. lll.—Pr.rt Royal Art of Thinking.
tteies Inquiry into ;he I luman Mi:.d.
Burke on the Sublime and Beantirol.

This Work wail be found of considerable utility to such self-
instructora as desire to possess that exsct knowledge of Philosophy
and Practical Logic for which the two Universities are so justly
celebrated. The Logic of the Universities is, in the opinion of
Newton, a most judicious and learned ada;tation of the System
of Aristotle to the real Filrpo.;es of hfc.
London: Printed for J. Davis, and sold by Sherwood, Neely,
and Jones, Paternoster-rnw.