Star.
London, England, 1809-06-29 00:00:00

D.ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respec-
fully acquaint the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the
STA'L'E bOTTERY are on Sate at their Offices, Bank Buildings,
cvnlrill; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, (`haring,
cro:s. 'I here are but 5,000 Numbers (from Ito 5,000 inclusive)
four rickets of each Number. The whole to be drawn in One Day.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
4 ' of
• - 4 of
4

&c. . &c. &c.
Scllemes at brge,gratis.

' THIRD AND LAST GRAND- CITY LOTTERY OF
FREEHOLD HOUSES,
Discharrsd of Land-Tax, viseards of £lOO,OOO in Capital Prizes.
20,000 Tickets,
To be drawn .n Guildhall in Four Dar, 5000 Tickets e-tk Day.
Igo fixed Prize.
THERE are Twenty-five grand Capital PriZes in
this Lottery, consisting of Twenty-nine excellent Freehold
HOUSES, situated in Skinner-street end Pickett-street, &c. which
ay estimated in the year 28416, when building materials were
much cheaper than at present, by five eminent Surveyors, and
proved by tbern upon oath, before a Committee of the House of
Commons, to be worth upwards of 0100,000; but as it is de-
sITAIr that the public should know the present improved value
(if the property, a new Survey and Estimate is now preparing,
which will be published as soon as it can be obtained. Tickets
aad Shares are on sale by
. SIR. JAMES &RANSCOMB and Co.
No. 37,
,Corrhill ; )1, Holbon,; 38, Haymarket; and 269,
S:rand—who soid and shared Thrum of the- Grand Capital Prizes
Li the bat City Lottery.
• PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - £8 8 0
Half £4 8 0 I £1 9. 0
Quaqq '2 5 0 Sixteenth 0 12 6
The Pricy will shortly advance.—SchenieS at large may be had
gratis.

111 E HISTORY OF• ENGLAND, FROM THE REVOLU-
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BELSHAIVI's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the
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PORTRAITS. of FIVE BRITISH POETS,
-11- Very excellently engraven from pictures of the first auth.irity,
(lcAv, GOLDSMITH, "AVIAN, THOMSON, and Dr. .1011 -
..,)%, will he given in the Supplemental Number, to complete the
-resent Volume of LA BYLLZ Asscmatre, which will he pub-
li!lied Dn az•urday next. The literary department of this Supple-
mental Number includes Thompson's Seasons complete, beauti-
billy printed, with the Index and proper Title for the present Vo-
lume, being the 6th of the Work.
The Number for she present Month of June is particularly va-
!•:abie and interesting in its literary department, as well as for the
!!, rterous and highly-finished Embellishments, which include a
t:::? l'ortrait Print of Lady Charlotte Campbell ; two very beau-
'::al whale-length Portrait Prints in the most elegant Fashions of
th,! Tomb, har:somely coloured and accurately described ; with
a compkte Account of all the Court Dresses as they were worn
ci • r!, .f King's Birth-day. Also an original Song, composed by -Mr.
l'. King, exclusively for this Work, and an elegant Pattern for

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!•• :. and.

Nir. nen regrets ranch that many impressions of the Portrait
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(id:erred iu a very feeble cenditiOn, owing to an imperfection in
copper. The engraving was very finely executed. The first
limy: $.42:11 were very beautiful, but the copper proving to be
~-r salt, few good impressions were produced. Mr., Be
ttii,refore prcpa:ing another plate,-eutirely•new, from the same
sulject, and he meani to give fine impressions from it in'theliily
.\ Itntlier of I.a Belle Asiemblee, as an addifiOnal plate; witlimit
additionel expence, in order that he may be hare of every
bavirg a fine impre-slot.