Star.
London, England, 1823-02-22 00:00:00

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N'r TUESDAY.
CARROLL reminds, hiv.ruiencfs stud the Public
that. the ?resent Le' tterytwill? he . laraWil all in One
pay, NEXT rtnasDAT, .February 25, Althouzb there are
so few:Parts, 'yet the-Schenteesntaias Eighteen Capitals, in-
cluding {'rites of .5C90,000, 2616,000, &c. &c. Tickets and
Shares are selling at.CAßßOl.L'aolllces,l9, Cornhill, and 26,
Oiford-stret t.
Remarkable as CARROLL'S Offices always have been for
the Sale of. Capital Prizis, they were never more convicuou4
than in the Lottery jitst ended, when he Shared and Sold
TV.O out of the Three se2l),uoo Prizes, and ONE out of the
Two £lO,OOO Prises, besides Twelve other Capitals, viz.
-8,425 - - 420,000
16,522 - 20,000
No. 584 110, 10,000
17,109 • - . 1,000
£5OO
300
• 300
900
.200
2.00
900.
COO
200
200
200

.5„.18?.

541

16,615
1,541
5,266
9,131.
11,049
13,C09
111,117
10,997

QUEEN'S AR US TAVERN,
(ORIGINALLY TIIE QUEEN'S LAIRDZIL),
ST. JAMES'S-STREET, rtpCADIVS.
-1 DELL respectfully announces to his Pricnds and.
ei • the Public, that be has taken the above Establishment,
aud has spared neither pains nor expense in fitting up the same
ir. a superior style for their accommodation, and. feels satisfied
that those who may please to make one trial of the above, will
acknowledge the justness of this -statement, and continue to
bestow on him their figure favours, particularly when the moat
reasonable charges are made known.
N.R. •Chuice Wines, and every article of a superior quality.
Excellent Reds at the back part of the premises, free from the
noise of the streets.

ENLARGENIF.NT OF THE WESTERN EXCHANGE
BAZAAR, OLD. EOND-STREET, •
• ksyssusatro-41117. • .
THE Proprietors have the honour to announce,
that ur.ved by dist very exalted Rstroune and liberal sup.
pert cr tht Lloyd. Family, Nobility. Gentry, and the Public,
they 'Aar been induced to extend their Premises for the En-
cluragetnetft of Ilidusttious Fimaieis arid small Trash*, Of good
charade: THEIR NEW HA ZA Alt GALLEUT-IS•NOW
()PEN, replete 4rith 'ever/ detionsination of useful and orna-
mental Articles.
The Proprietors Satter themselves,' that in poiot of decoration
and comfort for public convenience, they have studied to ob-
tain public. approbation, and that the sante regularity and
principles which have hitherto procured for their Establishment
that high esiniatio,n which they are proud to feel will be sere-
- nuously 01t5..-rved, and while they grate ldlracknowledge the
favours so largely best Owed, they beg tb-soltrit I continuance of
them, in aid of Meritorious and deserving Persons, the greater
part of whom are Females, dependent upon their own exertions.
Opettfrom Ten to Six daily.
- •

ACCOMPT BOOKS. . •
TOHN SMITH, No. 49, Long-acre, begs leave to
t.l announce to the MERCANTILE WORLD, that bu has
mittr a very eonsidtrable REDUCTION in the l'R ICE of
Accomyr BOOKS; and that, conducting one of the largest
eAablislanents In London, in this branch of business, he is ens-
bled m supply the best Materials and workmanship cheaper than
arty other house in the trait... Public Companies, Bankers, and
Merchants, who may be disposi-d to reduce their Counting-house
expenditure, Will find the terms of this Ecablishment highly
deserting their attention.—Country Stationers are informed,
that attargements are made for their accommodatioo, which
oomblrre the advantages of a reduced scale of prices and. the
spfedy execution of orders.
SCHOOT.S.—J. S. having for several years supplied Schools,
on terms which have obtained for Min considerable patronage,
begs leave to inform his friends that he has made a farther re-
duction in the price •of his Books, and that *e sanae attention
will continue to be paid to the quality of the papers employed,
which has hiaterto been one of the distinguishing features of this
department. of Ms tinsiness. • --
• - • •

,
EsTABLISHED UPWARDS or TWENTY. VithltS,
I,* tie SALE of IRISH LINEN 1-1 the PIECE; at the
Factor's price, N0..4i0n theSeeth Side of BLOOIIISBUNY
SQUARE, four .‘Joars-train the top of Southampton. street,
'lathers.. ••••
riIHE IRISH LINEN COII'ANY beg. leaye ;(-)
1. announce to the Public, that the above House is their ottly
Establisisin:Lt fn Ali country ;. where they continue to supply
the Nohillty Oer try, and the Puislie, with AV A Rl:l.k Nl' ED
GR.ASS 131. P ACI JP.") LIN RN, for Shirts and Sheets, of the
best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they
can be precur.rd thNugls any other tnediuns. • They also eng ige
TO return the rt:rchase money, should any fault appear. Good
-Irish Bills and Banff of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country
and Town Orders punctually attended to by
. JOHN DONOVAN, -4, Rkwinstoury-sq. London, Agents
JOHN HOYLE, 31, St. Marys Abbey, Dsiblin.

AUG y 1 F. ROOMS.
TIIE 211.ticle of LACE, so indispensable A In Toil-
.
ten, 'Ls Dimes, has arrived at a perfection in this. country
which must have surpassed the most Sanguine expectation of its
admirers. The rich and elegant designs in Dresses,Vells, Sear f 4,
Tippets, &c. which are now introducing by lksos,Wrir.sov, and
Co. 257, Recent-strict, are very superior to anything hitherto
lifered to the Public, both in textiae and execution of the pat-
terns. Every week, Olson, Willson, and Cn. produce fresh novel-
ties, either in Foreign or British Lace. In the Foreign De2art-
: ment their :stock contains Striped and Flounced Brussels and
Point Dresser, Shiwls, Scarfs, Veils, Coifs, leichus, lappets,
.miles, and Frills •, Mick Chantilly Ores VI, Squares,Vrilsi
Tiruiisels, Point, Mechlin, and Valencieimes Lacer. Its Britt h
_Lace :Ile Public will find an eli.zant .issartinent of Narthantp-
tun, B eUnghatn, and other Laces, ilaanaings, Footings, &c.
a !limb c.rileetion of Striped, Flounced, and Figured Ores.,
g tree, Scarfs, Veils, Tippets, Ste. on the Gaited 21.;,t
Usiutria's Lam), which th.ry warrant genuine, not-
x,.!!letunding the contrary astrtion of any house in London.
• Y. It Disoo,Wilvan, ar4 Co. use 00 such (Fat :tent as sealing
: 9 .
7 r. e en t• itreet, facing the Argyle Room,.
r . '

SRITISU 14 AY Iff'ACTUItE,
l'ativi.ised by Ms present Majesty,t'aeir Royal Highnesses the
Farces§ Augusta, the DuChes,es of CLirence, Kent, sad Chu,-
eeste..- the Nobility, foreign Ambassadors, &e. •
THI2 patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society
promotes the 3eneral eneotwagernent of national industry,
and urges a bold competition with other countriee. The predi-
lection fur foreign articks of taste and fashion consequently de-
clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of those Who prat by such
hurtful prejudices; this has been exemplibed by van high decree
of peace:ion which TY RLING's LACE has datained, and the
Increasing demand far It since 1817, whets the Patent was granted
lo pretest Imitates. G. F. UILLING and Co. h-ve also ob-
tained a PATNNT FRANCE. for their Lace, on its inifoduction to
that Court, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in England
as foreign Lice, to the nip. ry of the Public, who re thus imposed
' 'upon at double the original price.—Bordered atd Honored
Dresses from 3to 100 guineas, with every novel and fashionable
snick in the real Point and Brussels fabric ; Tamboured goods,
with Nets and Laces of every IL-Md. that wash clearer than any
Sure?gn Luc --•Whoksale prices for ready money.
Warranted genuine at 14?, Strand, near Somerset House, and
at rots other shop in London.

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CONTEMPLATIONS on the LAST bISCOMI-
SIN of our*BLESSED sAvioua with his DWIPlus,
as recorded in the Gospel of St. John.
By the Rev. JOHN BRIA'STER, \L A.
!Lector of Eggleschife, Darhidn. -

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LOOKING GLASSES Ai,ll) IT RN ITO . ,
-QEVERAL SECOND-FiAND 'PLATES,.
1...7 are • now on Site; ar Coorst- and .5.1319$ 931
Ilishopsgate-striv;Within.:—Sonsc of the laigrr s#ttes arii admi-
x:4)lr 4,lpte4 forlarge4lninkroomeand dejantefraliiiii-rodms."
A large asiortinint of rich finished Claciney,.Pler;and Ch‘val;;
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J. C. and :ion in particular direct the attention of the Public
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convenieneies (especially useful to Invalids), in which all effluvia
is carefully prevented.
A cotriderable assortment of Turkey Carpets ; end all
other Carpeting on the same reduction.

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