Star.
London, England, 1805-10-08 00:00:00

READING SCHOOL MEETING
WILL be held at the Bear Inn, fat Fliday the
Eth infant.--Pinner at Four o'Cloek.
HENRY BOYLE DEANE, Erg.
Si tetrads.
RICHARD MATHEWS, Jun. Efq.
SZHOOL OF PHYSIC IN IRELAND.

'HE MEDICAL LECTURES of tbe PROFES-
SORS will commence in Trinity College, on Moni.4y, No-
v, other 4th. as follows :..
Pr. RAM prom's on Mltelia Medico, at nine.
Dr. liorrox's, on the Theory and Inftitutes of Medicine, at
et. ven.
,r. HARTIGAN'S on Anatomy and Chirurgery, at one.
▪ PERCF% AL'S and Dr. BA RICER'S, on Clusnifiry, at two.
Pr. STOKES 'S, on the Pradtice of Medicinc,at three
•.• The above hours are thole of the Poft Office eleck.
Pr. Score's Ledures on Botany, will commence May r, 1806.
All the other Courks will terminate before the aft of May,
sr 6.

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l't!pil‘ will be inftrneted in the Art of Diffeeting, and of making
A o..tornical Preparations, by Dr. HARTIGAN and Mr. Wit.sto.r.
..cptcnilk r 27. WHITE FY STOKES, Regifter.
...",";•-• S)l:lhures of Dr. Strikes Courfe, are to be bad of Gilbert
2.40, liodz,,, °MIK Ge ege's.ltreet S.

ST STE LOTTERY.
CAIII I ALS IN THE WII.F.EL.
Twenty Thoufands !! ! Four Two Thoufands
'eLree rem TLourands ! ! ! Four One Thoufauds
Two FlveThoufands Niue Five Hundreds.
rl aNIORROW, Wednefilay, Ofinber 9, will be
the THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenfed
Mee', warranted 'indrawn.

rjr 0-MOR ROW, 011ober 9, will be the Third Day's
Drawl ;g of the prefent State Lottery.
STATE OF THE WHEEL.
3 of £20,003 4 of £2,000
10,000 4 1,000
5,003 9 303
Tickcti ald Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on tale at
tf.c Licenfcd State Lottery Offices, the corner of the Bank Bond-
i -1, Cornhill. and facing the Gat. of the King's Mews, Charing-
by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
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'I 0 GENTLEMEN SPORTSMEN, AND OTHERS.
Pt PENT CAN ILE-MOUNTED LEATHER SPRING
SADDLES.
['HESE are the eafieli and bell con Angled Sad-
-11.• dies ever made. Manufaaured by the Patentee, John Ed.
w ,rd‘, Sadler and Hamel's- Maker, No. 25, Bowareet, Cove:a-
-t. a Icn, and 86, North-Ere-et, Brighton.
N. 13. Suffice to fay, that any Gentleman may hare a reafonable
trial of thcfc saddles, before he makes a purchafe.

CRITIC'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYING
LOZENGES have been for feveral years proved fins Only
c!E.:scious at this imfon, in removing the numeroas comylsints
meafionedhy the rucceiEve changes of the weather In oar ariable
allure; apd as opening Phyfic on all oteaSons., kis Iliperior to
(very other Medicine.

The public are particularly requelted to aline, that, in confe-
qutnec of a fpurious compofitlon having been impofed on the pub-
Le as Chiug's Patent Worm Lozenge., each Box atid Packet of the
gel‘uine Medicine h.ore the name of Ching and Butkr No 4.
Ch,:apiide, gel vcd on the (tamp, by order of the Hon. Commil.
tamer., to itOtate which is felony. Sold wholatle at Ching and
Butler's. No. 4. Chcapfuic; and retail by molt hl4..dieine Venders
ht et ay town, la boxes at an. 94. and ss. 6d. each.

XING'S ROYAL I.ETTERS PATENT.
3.,ITHFFE SOFT SOAP, perkaly tweet, rhe
V round of vefich goes at far as TWO pounds of hard Soap.
It makes Mullins and I.inens wear heautilully white to the laß—
?dims the colour of Laces and Clothes whether injured by bad
wafisfug or fisheri.vift..—elears coloured Clothes—is excellent for
ambing hl Lek Silk Lace and Stockings. Fluituds and Blanketa.and
for cleaning old painted W:.inficot, Floors, &c. WaAu wish
hard neatly as well as with kit water-..taltes Paint, °teak and
Ofi. cut of Linens and Floors—difeharges Ink and Fruit Stains
Isom Mullinsind Table Linen, In the common courfe of
--makes the fooled and coarreft Clothes vet with their dirt fur.
eary—leffetis the rubbing one half.l.lllll does nut alled
tile Loads fu much as h.rd Soap.
An Awl-vinous Soap :nay be had gratis, that will dircharge old
Vine and Fruit Stains in a few minutes, without rubbing, caution
Or it iury.--Sold by the White Soft Soap Company, No it, King-
ttruct, Cuitent•Carden, and in the different parts of Town and
Country —Families and Orders fupplied throughout the kingdom.

CL OCESTERSH:R E
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
WHEREAS JOHN COLWILL, late a dealer
1• in Wine and Spirits. at Newnhain, in this county, having
ALSCONDLD from dame, and taken away with him a large
Money. the property otitis Creditors—it is hoped, that all
4-nd:rvours will he Wed to apprehend ; and whoever will fe-
er:e hint, and give information tier:of '0 the l'oft-ntafter, at
;!neater, 1:11111 receive a Reward of °NEI' UNDRED POUNDS
to be paid by his Creditors.
'llse faid John Colwill is a native of Cornwall, near Launceflon,
a^d has a little of the Weft Country dialed. He is about thirty
I"4o's of ape, nearly 6 feet high, fair complexion, light brown hair,
fret Coot, and curling on the forehead), a large nofe and features;
vita a mole rm !Os check ; ltoops in the [boulders, has very long
feet, which. in walking, ht: turns in; had on when be left his hada
ai Newtiliarn, a dadk mixture coat, nearly new, with covered
I..,ttolia, a Mark facial waillcoat, and driped p.xtent•cord breeches.
well a ace: pair of boots.

ilc is furpofed to have taken up at fome Inn, or other place, a
new Llm BON, which he forwarded from h.,uce by a coach to
Glocetter, .11'hurfday the 19th of September. The faid Box is
made of Lc& Lim board, one inch thick, and is j feet 3 inches
long, 9 Mai, wide, and 7 inchci deep in the clear; is fattened
with loaf nails and trews, and is fuppef-J te coataia a (mall deal
bc,x ...Qityber 7,