Star.
London, England, 1812-05-26 00:00:00

+OHS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 26, will
be r Wormed,
MACBETH. -

Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE.
aboluff, Mr. C. KEM BLE ; Banquo, Mr. BARRYMO RE.
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To which win be added,
'THE SPOIL'D CHILD.
;'"fornorrow, the Virgin of the Sun. Thursday, laus Cassar.
Ilti!ay, the Knight of Snowdoun.

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11j)ISH reminds his Friends that the whole of the
. prlsset Little I.o'rl'EßY will.be Drawn on the KING's
)11RTH-DAY. The Scheme contains a great variety of Prime,
among *et
£40,000
1. • k,OOO 1
1 - 9,000 S
. • • 500 ' 4
ya the bat Lotterg 10 Capital Prizes, in the last six moitthekall
opirsi prises, sod in the last two years 91 Capital Priaesprerri
Shared aid Sold by Beni, at 4, CokNHILL, and 9, Cheeped:
'Cum.

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. £lO,OOO
3,000
I ,000
400

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THE FOUNTAIN OF FORTUNE.
PIDDINcr and Co. W. 1, CoRNHILL, (the Corner
neat to the Mansion House,) return their grateful Thanks
for the Patronage of the Public, and remind them that in the
two last Lotteries they had the singular good Fortune to sell the
two Xeo,ooo Prizes, and the first £4OO Prize, in thirty-six
dares; indeed their general Mass of various Prizes so greatly
acceded the due Proportion, that if P. and Co. bad kept,all the
Ikkets and Shares selected for the 'supply of their Office in the
ha Two Lotteries, they would have yielded a Profit of upwards
4201,000 over and above the prime cost.
PUDDING and Co. encouraged by this Extraordinary Luck,
Invite Adventurers to purchase without delay for the small Lot-
tery to be drawn on the King's Binh-Day, the 4th of NEX T
MONTH, at their Offices, No. 1, Coannitt, and No. 3,
Ceaatwo-Ceoss, third Door from Northumberland House,
opposite the Statue.

r• LITTLE LOTTERY.
SWIFT and Co. (the Contractors) respectfully in.
form the Public, that the LITTLE LaITERY will be
,Jrarn on the KING's BIRTH RAY.
.There are only 8,000 Tickt ts, with the following
GRAND SCHEME.
1 Prize of X 20,000 Is
1 • . 10,000 -

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I
1
4
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16 •

5,000 -
9,000 -
2,000 -
1,000 - -
500 a
400 - •
SOO -

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3l:;~

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200
100
80

X 20,000
10,000

5,000
9,000
2,e00
3,000
2,000
1,600
1.809

1,600
1,200
1,600 .

1,500
1,600
1,800
2,650
19,650

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40 . 40 -
40 - - SO -
106 - - 25 -41,310 • • • - 1 -
Only :pod Tickets.
a % god Sharps are selling at Swift_and Co 'is Ofilees, No.ll,
Poultry; No. 12,Charing-Cross ; 91, Alt:Vete High-street.
UNION WEYMOUTH COACH,
.CATETTNO TOUR INSIDE, AND TEN OUTSIDES.
'DIE COMMITTEE for conducting the Business
of this Coach, running between Weymouth and London,
hereby give Notice to all Persons who may be a Wing to contract
for Horsing the same for Six and Twelve Months, at a price per
thine mile, to commence on the 22d day of July next—That
rroposals (to be written and sealed up) will be received by
blinelWentin,lsq. the Chairman, on or before the 14th day
if June next.
The Petion or Persons (whose Tenders may be accepted) to
lime to run Seven Miles per hour, stoppages not included,
and to specify in those Propo.als the rate pet' double mile.
• The Contractors will he required to be holders of not less than
the Shares each in the concern, at 1:75 per Share, and to find
two sufficient Securiies to ring performance of their Contract ;
and tiso to engage for tl-e Coachmen he -ping their time, and
that no more than three Coachmen bhail be allowed between
Veymouth and I.ondon.
•1 he Co-. 6 will !cave Wel-mon:II every AThrnirr, at Half-past
Nine o'Cock, and London every Aternwun at "1 liner o'C:ock,
Sunday excepted.
N.ll. The Cunt wiil (from the 22d July next) run through
Andover instead of Stoc: k idge.
:arther information that mav be necessary will be given,
or application to the Chairman, at Weymouth.
Weymouth, clay 14• 1812.

Nader tke immediate Patronage of the KIN G, t he itIRCN, and the
rest of the Royal Family. and also of the principal Nobility and
the most distinguished Amateurs in the United Kingdom.
47HE BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES,
containing an extensive Selection of the finest Specimens of
Old Mutat, in the Cabinets and Calories of the United
Inktiont. le two Series. Published at the Office, 54, New
poutlatrect.
To THE PUBLIC.—The Arrangements for the coaduct of tbfs
Cued National Work being now completed, and numerous Spe-
cimens ethibited to public Inspection, the Proprietors confidently
'Omit the Undet taking to general Parooage.
• The First Series of the Work commences with the Marquis of
841 °'d's magnificent Collection, and contains highly-finished
"Paving*, on a small scale, in the line manner, of the several
rictoree, with rt•marko by W: Y. Ottley, Esq P S.A. forming a
liesuiptive and illustrated Catalogue of that Gall.!ry. This S...ries
alaY be sulscribed for tither In plain Prints, price 10s. 6d or
hoofs on India Paper, price sel . or correctly coloured and
!wonted, price £2.121. ed. each Number. Six Numbers have
shoal appeared, several will be pubbshed in the course of every
7W,, aid the whole will be completed in about 50 Numbers.—
Coloured Impreuions being also kept in neat frames :or separate
tale, Amateurs will be enabled to possess, in a moderately sized
'earnt a correct Representation, in colours, of the whole of the
Of Staffordi extensive and valuable Gallery.
Ile Second Series will compaise, in a Size calculated to trays-
,ll.k fetwerable Representation of the Composition, Touch, and
'ilaucter of the origiur.l Picture, Engravings from a Series ef
arlawits of tir: most adiniged P;oducions of the Old Masers,
a tie different Galleries dispersed over the United King lom, and
!acted under the liberal Patr•alage and Sanction of the Noblemen
itOentlemen who possess them, acer=pan ed with Descriptions,
tlidal and critlcal, by HENRY 'IR ROMANI, Esq. R. A. These
IllaYbe subscribed for either in plain Prints, price 106.6 d.; Proofs
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price as follows: No. L Reubens, £6. 6s. No.
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seti. Cs, to Subscribers. The Coloured impressions
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:Z one and highly-finished Paintings. Slib,cnbers will be at
rWty to take a Selection only, if more agreeable. It is eaku-
Ztouiliat Three or four Pictures will be published in each Year.
g r I iinPrtvions may also be had in Frames. The Gran- •
.:ur and Interest of this Portion of the Work can scarcely be too
14111Y‘estimated as none lout the most voidable Pictures of eazh
Itial'er will he Copied. A Set of them in Colours will comprise
a are select and interesting Collection than can IL, formed, un-
!elle itvers possible to co
Peet the thigiltala of the same Paintings
1.40 one GrandNutirmal Gallery. • -
hilbly-finlshed Paindngs, and numerous Specimens of the
C'n‘vaire on Exhibition at the British Gallery of Pictures, .54,
"iv BparLerteet, where Subscribers' Names an nivived. Ad-
butanes ti Neniubscribers One Sbleingt •
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LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
This day was published, price Ss.
De.li.cated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution.
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PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE
VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as
Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakueis and de-
rangement of the Generative Organs which impairs the constitu-
tion, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret In
strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with
an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a sattguard against tin-
pyricism in this practice, so haat to the young and unwary.
• By F. KIERNAN,
Member of the Royal Goner, London ; and Surgeon to the
Lock Dispensary.
Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternw.ter-row ; and by the
Author. at his private House, 21, Lotter Oharlotte-street, Bed-
ford-square.

This day was published, in One Vol. Svc,. price 12s. in boards,
a new Edition, being the 6th, of
_ _ _

A•
REFUTATION of CALVINISM; in which
the Doctrines of Original Sin, Grace, Regeneration, Justi-
fication, and Universal Redemption, are explained; and the pecu-
liar tenets maintained by Calvin upoi• thosepoiats are proved to
be contrary to Scrip tire, to the writings of the ancielt Fathers
of the Christian Church, and to the Public Formularits of the
Church of England.
131 GE DR GE TOMLINE, D.D. F.A.S.
Lord Bishop of Lincoln, and Dean of St.'Paurs, London.
Printed for 'l'. Cadet! and W. Davies, in the Strand; Riving-
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. Elements of Christian Theology, designed principally for the
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PINKERTON'S NEW MODERN ATLAS.
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Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Drown, Paternoster-row,
THE ELEVENTH NUMBER,. containing
MAPS of the EASTERN HEMISPHERE. SCOTLANIY,
Southern Part, and SPANISH POSSESSIONS in NORTH
AMERICA, Middle Part, was published this day, price One
Guinea.
Ile Maps are engraven in the size caned Columbier, from
drawings executed under Mr. Pinkerton's rye; and it is calcu-
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delivered, without any fold, to those who prefer tlient in that state.
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reciting the character and merits of the chief authorities upon
which each Map is constructed; with directions fur a general
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volumes, etc. with numerous Maps, revised by the Author, price
£5. ss. in boards.
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Dr. TRO'l-rER on NERVOUS DISORDERS.— Sd Editios.
This day was publi.hed, in nee. price Bs. in boards,
AVIEW of the NE RVO US TEMPERAMENT;
being a practical Enquiry into the increasing Prevalence
Prevention, and Treatment of those Diseases, commonly called
Nervous, Biljous Stomach, and Liver Compltints ; Indigestion,
Low Spirits, Gout, &c. Sd Edition, with large Additions.
By THOMAS TRO.I TER, M. D.
Late Physician to the Grand Fleet.
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An Essay on Drunkenness, two. price 6s. boaids.

This day was published, price 4s.
AN HISTORY of the TRANSLATIONS which
-I. have been made of the SCRIPTURES, from the earliest
to the present Age, throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and Ame-
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many new Languages the British and Foreign Bible Society has
been the Means of preaching the Gospel. Now published as an
Appeadia to a lute Pamphlet, entitled, An Enquiry into the
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