Star.
London, England, 1805-05-24 00:00:00

GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOT TERY.

FIVE THOUSAND POUND., fur the FISP.T.DRAWN
TICKET NEXT SATURDAY,
Beng the FOURTH DAY of Dr-wing.

TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn,
will continua. on Sale, whilft any remain, at
G. SCOTT% Old kft..4ithed °Mee, No. 73, New Band ftrect,
where the Firft•drawn '1 loiter laft Saturday, No. aB7y, entitled to
soca wa; fold and regiltcred. and the Ticket No. 6 t 43, a t'rilc
of socol in the left Lottery, was alto fold in One Quarter, One
Tightli.aild Ten Sisteenth Shares.
11.8. Capital Prizes to any amount paid on &mini,

COOPER'. HALL.
VEXT SATURDAY will be the Fourth Day of
Drawing, add the flrfl Tleka entitled tosoccd.
The V. heel COritaillf double the number of great Prizes it ca
IA Lottery, and the pieta price of Tickets o ly rcil. 3s. At the
fame period tall Lottery they were 241. 3s. and by the filth day
they were 3t 3d. after which. day not a Ticket was to be had. An
early putt!, A; 14 therefore rLcornmended at PORTER's Old Ella-
blithed Office, Parliament. ftrect, where the Ti Act ro.7az, drawn
the Second Day a Prise of 5001 was fold aril res..!ftered.

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS,
Tor the RA-drawn Ticket oat Sato:. I nit.
EXCLUSIVE of the above, the Wheel contait s
the fullowhis rich Prins,
430000
20.030
u,230
:::o3

Ste. Ae. tlce.
And only Seven Days to draw.
T. ROBERTS ra:ornmends an early application at Ms fort:mato
Office, No. 8, Curnl•.ill as a karcity of 'flatus mutt take place
front the very great demand.

. -
Lail Lottery all the I:ckets were fold by the Fourth Day of
Drawing.

THE TRULY GENUINE Dr. NORIUS's DROPS,
FOR Fevers, Coughs, Colds, and all Difiniters of
the Starach and BOWCI3s have " Thomas Norris Moore"
engraved in the Stamp round each Bottle.
Thi. moll important Caution falcrufly concerns all who value
Life and lieahh, as grange Mlxtura arc at tins time hawking
over the Empirc. in Bottles and ellieetions copied from Dr. Nor-
As's: far the: ba:e purports of inipofitioo. All without this Stamp
~nd Name molt be counterfeit ; and wherever fuel, arc offered for
tale, *aft to tend particulars per Poft, to Dr. Norris's, No. 29,
I.ovrer Brock flrer.t. Grofeesior-tquare, London, that the Public
may be Idverta4 thereof.

MONE7 READY TO ADVANCE.
A- LL Perfons in the Poireffion of Incomes, arifing
:Awn Frt•e:mld, Copybohi, or Learchold Dines, in Land or
'9'l4;es, Moner in the l'untb, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
..I.'idows Jointures, Annul& s Patent Places, Chtareh Livings, or
ati ce•taia Incmse fur Life, mty be fupplk4 with tcuipora-
:.., u ?:rsaancnt Sums of Moocy to any amount, by paying An-
n:At. I.tereft for the fame.

Tne Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may he arconintodaird, on their perfonslfreurity; and in any
planet w:fert the firlit /mak of an Individual may be deemed
...iruificient, the allitlau of another pertain to guarantee the pay-
.•••:.n: of tin. evil, will rralore the ohjedtion; and iu all cafes
;:ir:Lge ttlB tfe ;Poi to the Putfiie, to retain; the prim:y.l at
riser own np Nom--PerfonarappHert. foes will be Hccivud every day
till four o'clock..apd Letters from correfpondenta in town and
deayftry. (poll paid) will be inemedirrly autwered, addreffed tw
!.kt pit:ea/Jr., rite Kniditlwi.ift Bank, at his town-hook, No.B,
er I okit-Erect,

This day were pithLiFed,
in two Volumes Foclfeap Odtavo, embehilhed with ; Portrait of
the Author, price los. 6d. in boards, a New Edidon, of
P
OEMS and PL A Y S.
By WILLIAM RICHARDPON A. M.

Pruleffor of Humanity, in the Unite:Sty of Glafgow.
H2c Olim."
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoifet•iow ;
Vernoi• and Hood, Poultry ; and Mundell and Sod, Edinburgh.

JnR publilhed, price 21. 6d.
A MEMOIR of the Proceedings of the Society
called QUAKERS, Waling to the Monthly Meeting of
Hardlitaw, in Lanealbire, in the cafe of the Author of a Publea•
tiou, cnt:tl4.-cl A Narrative of Events, which have lately taken
pLwe in Ireland, &c. &c."

By WILLIAM RATHBONE.
Printed for J. johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; fold
alo by Often and Hodges, Dublin. Of whom may be bad,price
53.6 d. the aforefaid" Narrative of,Events," Ste.

THE YOUNG ROSCIUS.

To-morrow will be publilhed, price 23. in 4to.
THE YOUNG ROSC IU9, an Admonitory Poem,
wrdl Ccafoned with Attic Sat. cum rods yarionia.

By PEI k.R PANGLOSS, Efq. L.' U. and A.S.S.
TUS--o" Oh MOtIftrOUS 1140ity:"

ALIEXANOLIi• You titter ow:"

CL V They do indeed." NAT. Lts.
Printed for and fold by W. Gordon, No. jsy, Oaford-ftreet,
near the Pantheon ; and to be hid of all Bookfellers.

Vihcre alio may be had, juit publiibed,
The Soft roirs of Sz DUC r -.oil ;a. Pocni,ln fix delineations, price
in boards.

PERlL—flits day was publithed,
Dedkated, by gerrtiffion, to the Right Hon. Lord MaLyman,
In one large and elegant Volume, QQuarto, illnftrated by TWcnty
Coloured Engravings of Cofttuneg Ste. price Two olliltela in

_ _
boards,E
PRESENT STATE of PERU, con3prifing
an Account of its Ge•sgraphy, Topography, Natural Hiftory.
Mincralogy, Commerce, Cuttoms and Manners, as well of its ct-
irilifcd as uncivdtfed lairrbitants, State of Literature, Phtofophy
the Arts, _ _ _

'the whole drawn from original and authentic Documents,
ehidly written and compiled in the Peruvian Capital; to which
is added, an Appendix, containing the modern 'travels of the Mir.
fionaries ir. the hitherto unexplored Mountainott4 "territories; and
tither interefting particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tribe, of
Indians inhabiting thole remote diitridts of Peru.
Printed for Ric mai o PHI LLI es, No. 6, Bridge-ltreet, Iliaekfriare ;

ud to be had Of

DR. JOHNSON.
This day was publiihed, is One tiegant Volume, (mall 06tavo,
Price 4.5. 6d. in txurds,
A BRIEF ACCOUNT of the I.IFE of Dr. SA-
-2610E.L. JOHNSON, from his Birth to his Eleventh Year.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

To viiikir are adJed, Original Letters to Dr. iohnfon, by MI6
Hill Boothhy, flans the MSS. preferred by the 50clor.
Print.d for Ric Haan PHILLIPS. NO. 6, aritlge-ilreet, Black-
friarr, .lid to hch:.l of all Bookletlers and NinefcarAi.rs.
Of whom may be had, jolt publithed,
I. The Lel .r US and other WORKS of Latly MARY WORTECT
MORI Al.ll S. in hire viola price 231 or on large paper, ace,
s. The CORRISPONUINCIL of SAMUEL RICHARDSoN with his,
Friend., duarlii.Life,by Mrs. BJrbaukl, in 6 volt price 455.
3. Mastitis of the Lit a, with the Original Corrtifpondence
;and P..pers of Jou WIL Xt 3, price 33e.
4. 1 he CuaaaarOnnaNCL of the latc Conotalres of Haatroan
Twitter, tit .3 Vas price sac

BARK.--GILLWGHAM, NEAR CMATIAIII, KENT.
By Order of the Right Honourable Lord G Ira
Sitrveyor General -of his Maisay's Woods, Furefts, &c.
To he SOLD by AUCTION, at the Sign of the White Horfe, In
the Parini of Rebhan). in the County of Ktot, on the 30th init.
between the hours of Two and Three o'clock in the afternoon,
THE BARK of 37t Oak Timber Trees, now fel-
ling on an estate of the Crown, at Gillingham, near Chat-
thani, In the County of Kent.
Mr. Godfrey, Woodreve to M. Lombard. F.fq. at the White
Horfe, Rainham, wilt fitew thi Bark to filch Nacos as mail be
de( rous of viewing the fame.
The Particulars and Conditions of Pale may be bad by applying
as above.

FOREIGN WHEAT and AottERICAI4 FLOUR.
For PUBLIC SALE, at Jack's Coffee Houfe, Mark.lane, on
Monday the 17th May, t got, at I I o'clock precifely,
ABOUT NINE HUNDRED QUARTERS of
FOREIGN WHEAT; the principil part imported within
thee few Months from Dantziz. andeabont NINE HUNDRED
BARRELS of AMERICAN FLOUR.

The whole may be viewed any time previous to the Sale, on
application to Melrra Scott. Harris and Co: No. ta, Alderman-
bury, or to the Brokers, Thomas Harris an(l Nathaniel Palmer,
at the fame plzce; of whom Catalogues may be bad, and further
particular& known

FOR NAL It BY PUBLIC AUCTION, -
At the London Tavern, Fox hale:ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday the

inft May, at Telt O'CIOCIi in the Forenoon,
f'HE li NDE R-M ENTIONED GUN VESSELS.
Taken from the French by his Majeftfa Chip MELAMPUS,
STIPHE 01 POYNTZ, Ffq. Captaiis, and in company his Majcfty's
hired armed Cutters FRISK and RHODA.

Length. Breadth. Depth. Admea.
No. t 69 Gan trig, 8s feet, /8 feet 4 in. 5 feet 6 in. 125 Tons
174 Ditto 82 18 6 s 9 126
266GunLugger64 1S 6 4. 9 68
277 Ditto 64 15 6 4 9 68
287 Ditto 64 IS 6 4 9 68
3ti Diet, 64 15 6 4 9 68
All which %Weis appear nearly new bulk, of excellent Mate-
rials, prindpally of Oak, may be urea for Inland Navievion or as
Lighters in the River Thames, as they are of a very esfy draught
of water, or may be converted into Merchant lreffels fur general
purpoles by being rofe upon.
After the Sale of the Velrels, will be Sold their Warlike and
other Stores, conetting of Guns, Shot Powder, Mullets, Bayonets,
Soldier's Belts ma Pouches, Cutlattes, Sails, Cabks, Anchors,
NaWfera, 1117,ging. Bread, Peas, CaLiances, Sweeps, Pig Iron,
tall.'itt, Wattr-Cafits, &c. which wiU be put up in tunable Lots.
For Catalogues and viewing the WILLI and :mares, apply to
Mr. JohtiNawller. Merchant, Pl7mouth.
Plymouth, May 21. f Sos.
VICINFIT OF SOU :14 A MPTON.
TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS, OR SOI.D,
SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE moll eligibly
A
fimated, near Southampton, recently fitted up at a very con-
fiderable expence, to let for the immediate reception and mew:-
tnodaenn of a larr,e Family. It contains, Dining, Drawing, Break-
-1 raft, and numerous Bedrooms, of capital Dimeufions, convenknt
Offices of every deferipti.4t, Doable Coach-haute. Six Stalled Sta-
ble, large Kitchen Garden. and about Six Acres of very Rich
Land, more of which may be had if wanted. '1 he Furniture and
Fixtures, which ate nearly new and of the beg kind, to be taken
by valuation. The Taxes and Rates arc modefate.—,mmediate
Poirdfiun may be had if required, •
Apply to Mr. Geocge Hookey, Southampton (if by Letter pat
paid). Who will give Tickets fur viewing the fame, without which
it cannot he teen.

To Mr. Of %R DON, ReatLr on Botany, Novgate•market, Loudon.
SIR—The great Cute I have received from your
Botanit:af Arrangement. from a Scorbutic and a:Leprous Dir.
• oriler—literally (peaking my bodY was covered over with fcales,
firnilar to the ft Its of a tiro, attended with a molt Intolerable
ita.hi.lz-1 am now p:rttetly recovered. I was alh.fted with this
difordcr upward. of twenty years. I publith this for the public
gnoi, and tenoning you niy molt gratcftil thanka, I am, Sir, your
Ldn:ble fervant, WI LLIA Mr THO rboN, Yeoman.

Chatham, Rent, March 1, ans.
N. B. lle very rartieular to enquire for Condon's Botanical Lon-
don Phyfic Herb Shop. Newg tte two kct and coufult Mr.Oorciou
blbafclt bcforc tbcy h..vc any thing whi.tcler.

GUILDHALL, SOUTHAMPTON, May sr, tilos.
At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the" Town and County of
the Town of Southampthn, held in purfuance of the above written
Reqiiifitlou and Appointment.
THOMAS DURELL. Efq. Chairman,
Thanßowing Reit:Cations were pror ofed, and rec./wed the una-
nimous silent and concurrence of the Meeting, viz.
Refolved, That the votes of the Houk of Commons on the Bth
and inch of Aprß laR, declaring Lord Vifcount Melville guilty of
a " grofs violation of the law, and a high breach a duty, have
merited the gratitude and applaufe of all good men.
That among die various irregularities and abufes which have
been detedted and expofed by the Comrnifficmers of Naval Inquiry,
none have created more jealonfy and alarm than the application of
mollies, appropriated by the Legillature for the ufes of the Navy,
to other purp4m..a pradice replete with danger to the Conflitu-
tion and to the liberty of this country.
'That the detedtion of fuch rnalverfations ;n the Naval Depart-
ment, and a difpofition to cramp inveftigatimi, render it expedient
that the People Mould thus eonftinitionally exPrefs their fenti.
merits, and promote to the utensil of their power a farther enquiry
into every branch of the public etpenditure.
That it is the decided opinion of this Meeting that nothing will
tend more effectually at this awful crifis to preferve the confidence
and
concentrate
the energies of the country, than an affurance that
the public treafurc is managed with prudenee and expended with
frugality.
That a petition be preforted to the Hohoutable Route of Com.
nb,ns, founded on the foregoing Refolutions.
Rcfolved,l hat the laid Petition be prcfented to the Houk of
Common; by the Reprefentatives of this Town and County; and
that the (aid Reprefentatives be and are hereby inftrudted to Cup-
port the Paid Petitien, and to give their Parliamentary aid and
afftitance in profecuting theft inquiries.
itefolved, "that the hail of St. Vincent, under whore aufpices
(when Firft Lord of the Admiralty) the Naval Commilfion was
inilituted, and the Honourable Perfons stains under that Cortina-
, lion, who lhruuk nut from the inn.sortant duty impofed on them,
are entitled to the wartneft thanks of this country.
Refolvcd alfo, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
Samuel Whithread,Efq. for the temper, ability,and Benumb which
he difpbyed itt Patliament on the Sth and Loth days of April Taft.
Refolvcd unaninioury, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to die
,Right Worthipful the MAYOR of this Town and
County, for his very early attention to the Requilnion prefented
to him, and for his impartial condudt in the Chair this dzy.
Refolved, That thick Refolelions be figned by the Chairman,
and 'derma iu the Winchelter and Salifbury Papen,and the STAY
Evening Paper. THOS. OURELL, Chairman.
Exeter, WedneldaY, May tr, egos.
A word, tnr. Editor, by your leave, with that very curious Genius,
the Author of the AVOWAL, nir ROBERT Lux/• who, yet,
underftand, decilneth not, in one of his capacities, that of Mini-
Rix of the Gofpel to as many as will receive him, to be entitled
reverend.
WHY honefl neighbour, let me afk thee, takeft
thou thy tights with Co very link of confideration for the
Children of the vallies ? Why move thy Wings fo hilly, leaving
all the way where I keep Houk, that is to fay. where I am at
home, at futh a dittance off from all thy fphere of adlion ? Why
fo hilleft thou thyfelf In Clouds as not to Coffer, even the molt ju-
dicious of all explorers to defery thee where-thou art, (oaring as
thou Conceit up fo far aloft, fo far on high, amidß the immenfe,
and metiers Regions of the Clouds of metaphor ? Or, to fay the
Came thing as eviiy, if not at well, without as with the cafe of
figures, why are thy public writings, :nus, myßcrious, leaving the
capacities of all thy neighbours, as honed. as thyfelf, at their wit's
end to make out, not the real fiats of all thy twees, but, tits
figoifications of all thy figns?
ATTEND, ATTEND, ATTEND,
THE CALLING OF A FRIRND,
NO MODERATOR SAYETH,
BUT, SUPPLICATOR PRAYETH,
DESCEND, DESCEND, DESCEND.
Bear, now,- with the liberty of this the freedom of thy old ac •
quaititance; of one who knoweth well the antient workings of thy
heart, and, loss 4 ; of one who would not venture upon tricks to
terve thee any wife unaisillr ; allured as I ant that thou mutt have
enough ti; do to guard thy teputatton againft the uf,eivilitics of the
opponencim of much more rough inforgents; of ooe who velour.
eth, thus, not to sidferve. but, reeve thee; becaufe perfuaded,
contrary to the fond notion, or, pretenfmn of t'e many that—
" much learning ha. h not made, thge mid ;" becauf, perfeaded that
being at liberty, as Paul before Agrippa, to plead thy own jolt
cattle, thou huh yield ample proofs of the In• it 'air fulfilment of
that- molt not molt ,elebtated nut is of t9at thy leAll
l Britannia
• Tir4rai sa-xv;l:Li•r ipz
"Etrr, V-7,3K0c,
*as 6puip "eptsi
X.Spa7.:Fac•
Still more mak:Ric, &c.:
beeaufe, finally, perfuaded that being " permitted to fpesit for thy-
" thy light Rundle in obfc.i.ity, 'smithy darancls be as the
noon-day "

SUPERIOR ELEGANT BIY)T'S,
HARDN's NEW•INVENTED EFFULGENT
BLACKING, pitronifed for ale by the King and Royal Fa-
mily, was brought to portedion flee years ago, tad has ever Cuee
maintained its di-Moe fupertority, wholly independent of vaunt?
framing, and Um noxious coat of japan varnidi; this is laird,:
unctuous, foftening, elLntialiy cleatiftrig, eonfervati7e and corgi-
vial to the father; coca after a great length adobe, when dull is
wiped oft the trahkendaut lu five is di 'played , which no other Black-
ing can died ; it foils no hing, and has nu tent, it repells water,
withitandi beat, ilourithes in aB climates, ou .! requires not half
the trouble; its imperial eh.gance is etsofitrot on Boots, Ores-
*toes, Canouch boxes, Ladies Black Buss, Clogs, &c.—ts. and
to bid. pet Box.—Hardy's Mlxtute,Creant and Liquid,are match-
Ws far reftoring, preferring and beautifyiag the Tops of Boots.—.
The Cream keeps the pale colour, is. 6d. The Liquid is for brown
or tan is. The Mixture takes out ink, or any Pain, 35. per bottle.
The genuine are bred and fold by Ruben Hardy, No. 3, Barn.
aid's Inn, Holborn, London; Dicey a d Sutton, Bow Church-
yard ; Howard and Evans, Long-lane; Way: sad Edwands, Saint
Paul's (Lurch-yard; klendiie and Suns. Ticinurni-ttrect ; But-
ler, Cheapfide ; Robertfon, No. 21. Prlai. • :t.rcet, Ediuhurgit ;
Hardy's Milk Shop, Oxford; Hodfoo, Trochee, Caintrridge ; Bar-
ret, Weymouth; and moft perfumers, bookfil!ers, and venders of
Medicine in the kingdom.—nis Blacktnr P.ovitcr is particularly
recommended to dealers, and for exportation ; innting Imall com-
port' to light carriage, and nut rubjca to lots, as owe Lquas mt.
Irmo the breaking of bottles, fermsisiing, &c.