Star.
London, England, 1807-07-02 00:00:00

'TO be SOLD an suncommonly Fine•tnned, elegant
PIANO-FORTE with additional Keys, Pedal, inade llsik,
ilk. quite New. Maker's price was Thaiy four Guineas ;as the
perfon to whom it belongs has now no further ufe for it, it will be
difpofed of at the reduced price of Twenty-four Guineas, and may
be teen at Mr. Watlen's,Singing and Piano Forte Mailer, Lcict(
terpinoe, Leicefter-fguaire.
N. B If any of Mr. Watletes Pupils (who now are in the
Country) want a good Piano• Forte, he can recommend the nbove
with consdence.—All Letters addreffcd to him molt be poll paid:

• GRAND PRIZES.

One of 30,c00 Two of k sOOOO Two of C sox°
&s. &t &e.

THE SMALLEST LOTTERY, with greater
Prises and fewer Blanks than were ever known,
Brains Drawing TIIESD&Y, 14th of THIS MONTH, (July.)
Only "r 'ratty Thoufand Tickets.
SCHEME.
r Prize of £33,000 is
20,000
30,000
5,000
1,000 •-•
soo
100
so
2,0
Is

£3OlC°O
40,000
2,000
zepoo
SPoo
4,000
8,000
1,560
50.C..10
37.500

5 -
a

30
1,500
S,CCO

t °moo Ticket.. tson,ooo •
kirft-drawn Ticket Fourth Day. bring the only fixed Capital,
THIR ry THOUSAND POUNDS.
Regoltr Drawing of a,ogo Tickets each Day.
Tickets and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices
and by their Again in England and Scotland.
PRICE.

Ticket List '7 o
Hair LIG 3 o Eighth £2 Ili
Quarter 3 3 o Sixteenth t 6 6

BEGINS zath of JULY, 18 7.
I of C30,z00 s of
s zo,om 3
4 te.ooo g
&e. &c &C.
courivr and Co. at their State Lottery Oakes,
L., No. It, Poultry, (eftablilbed in the Year 1759,) and No. 12,
Charing Crefs, are felling the Tickets and Shares of the State
Lottery. which begins Drawing en the acth of July.
This Lottery violins of only 20,000 Ticket', and contains the
above rich Lift of Capital Prizes, befides a larger Proportion of
(mall Prizes than any otker Lottery fat (event Years paft. re
diming the Rift to Lk than Three Blanks to a Prize. The Firit-
airawn Ticket on the Fourth Day will receive 30,000 L being the
only Fixed Capital.

STATE LOTTERY,
Confilling of only Twenty Thoofand Tickets,

- -
To begin Drawing 14th July.
HAZARD, BURNE and Co. No. 93, Royal Ex.
.1.1 change, are felling Tickets and Shares for the above Lottery.
the Scheme of which contahis one Prize of so,ozol. two of z0,0cr..1.
two of t 0,0001. two of spool. &c. &e.
Note.--iss the bit Lottery, and that immediately preceding.
drawn in JANUARY', the following, CAPITAL PRIZES were
Sold and Shared at the above Oece, viz.
One of 30,000 L One of zopool. FOOT of zoinoci.,
Two of s,oced.
Exclullve of [pool soot &e. Re.
_ _ .

•; Letters (Polt paid) duly anfirered; and Orders front the
Country, with remittance, attended to the fame as if prefent.

ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS,

For taking iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains
out of Linen, Mullin, Lace, dtc. and for istany other ufes, as a

Siihftitute for Lemons. Price One Shilline the box.
HAVING received numerous Complaints that
Compofitions fold under the title of SALT of LEMONS
are not only ineffeiftual, but that they burn and deftroy the I.lnen,
I tt.ink it neceffary to inform the Public, that my TRUE ESSEN-
TIAL. SALT of LEMONS is only to be had, wholefale and re-
tail, at my Shop in COCILSTUI-STIZET, and that none is to be
depended upon AS MINS hut what has my fignature on the bottom
of each bus, and on the uutfide of the wrapper.
W. BAYLEY.

N. B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly ufeful to Ladles In
wafbing their hands, as it inftantly takes out the Rains of fruit,
coloured gloves, dec. audio much more agreeable to ufe than lemon
itfclf.
'fit the fame place may be had, BA vtirr's Scnwrat NO Daora,
for taking Oreafc out of Slik,Stuff, Woollen Clothoftte.

AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF
BOOKS OF EDUCATION.
This day was pnblifhed, printed on good Paper, and in a clear
Type; correfponding in fist with Dr. Mayor's Britifh Mpg
a new Edition, price ja bound, with the fall Allowance to
Schools,
THE CLASS BOOK; or Three Honered and
sixty five READING LESSONS for Schools of either Sex:
combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number
of reading Exercifes,frout the belt Authors, than are to be found
in any other work of the fame defeription: every leffon having a
clearly defined oiled, and teaching foam principle of ftience or
morality, or tome important truth.
By The Rev. DAVID BLAIR.
The Author hat been ftimulated to compile thefe Exercifes in
reading, by the obfervation, that, although thcre at prcfent caiß
feveral excellent hooks for teaching Reading and Elocution, the
°Weft of them does not emend beyond the mere combination of
words; and they confift almoft entirely of panes, feledled with
refererge to beauty of compofition only. In the prefent work, Ele.
pace has been united with Utility ; Sound and Entre have been
lituthou2y combined; and Eloquence bas always been adapted to
the purpofet of In.truetion. In short, every one of the ',flans in
Clafa Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both
IVISSR and IIeTTRR.
The Author's own experience as a Teacher fugeefted to him the
dtvilion of his book into three hundred and fixty five !drone, or
dine fur every day in the year; in each of whith the fubje.ft matter
11 generally finifhed within the fuitable length of a Won. 'l' hit
dielOon, it is obvious, will he attended with an equal degree of
t onvenience to the Tutor and Pupil in the adtual tinlinefs of a pub
lie Seminary.
Printed for RICHARD Puittin, No. 6. Bridge-ftreet, Black-
friars ; and to be bad of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
READING EILICISES for the Juan°. CLASSES in SCHOOLS,
Acing an introduttion to the Clafs Kook and a Supplement to
Spelling Book, price as.fid. hound, with numerous cuts