Star.
London, England, 1807-09-17 00:00:00

LADIES.

THAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greatefl
drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Face,
Arms, ate. Is allowed by every MiN, from the Prince to the Pea-
fate. T. remove them various preparations have, from time to
time, !tared up; but molt of them (although pompously adver-
tiled) having been found either Inefficacious or deleterious, are
WWI of falling to the ground. In praife of TRENT'S DEPILA-
TORY, which Rands alifolutely unparalleled and jultly celebrated,
the Proprietors will only obferve—that it removes the Hair In a
few winutes, without injuring the &in, or cavfing any unpleafant
fenCalistk—that it has been happily applied and highly approved by
the flit circles of Faibion and Rank—wand that Ladies may fee it
god sad thus have ocular demonftration of its efficacy and, inno-
wee...lt is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co) wholefale
and retail, by Mr. Perrin, No. 13, Southampton-Rreet, Covent-
Vol retail, by Bacon and Co. It so, Oxford itreet ; Rigge 63,
dc Golding, di, Combat; and all the principal Perfume
srs and Medicine Venders in London. To perfons in the Country,
!Wein the amount (pottage free) to Mr. Perrin, they will be
vsmediately forwarded, price 31. per box.

hE V ELNO'sVEGE l'A 11LEPI LLS are proved,
11-• by experience, to be the beft and moft innocent Alterative,
Pitrifisr, and Sweetener of the blood; and thofe who are aMidted
the t3eurrl.bcorbude Eruptions, LeprolY, Fen:Thula. or any
other Diforders ariflog from vitiated Blood ; or thole who have im
gaited their conftitutions by Dlffip ttion, juvenile Indifcrctioas, or
Mercurial Medicines, giould by no means omit a courfe of the Ye•
getable during the Autumn. The operation of this valuable
Vegetable Alterative is fo pleafant and falutary as not to haterfcre
with the avacati us of bufiath or pleafure ; its action is confined
to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or restraint is diet;
it diffulves ia the ftomach, blends with the food, and gradually
pervade the circulating fluids, correcting in its palfage any 'Levis'
from a Rate of convalefecnce; m tort, it is the long fought
for
.Vegetable Specific, or fafe. but adlive, (übftitute tor that
faftorable mineral, Mercer, its efficacy excites the attention and
flie Velno, fill ut'nfeof medicil men, for when all other medicines have failed,
may be relied on as a fp:cific for all Dlfordcre
2ch origitxte in an impure or impaired itate of the Blood.
Rlr, ;toed ity V r C. Staples, now foie Propriaor, and fold
11. ;toed
A Id Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No 66, Sr. Paul's
Ltatriliyamd, oo;the Footway, Loudon as. bland aao.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Sqqall4r 7, 1807*
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTIULLING
HIS MAY 58Trs NAM to berAy riat astist;

That on Friday the slid' inftant, they will be ready to receive
Tend" in writing, reeled up, and treat for TWO HUNDRED
TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anfwerabk to famples
to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered In the original
packages, at the rate of from Votty to Fifty Toms per week, into
tht. Vidtualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for ►y Bills
payaule with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be fees at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender he which ay pries fiat! mot k
infected is word, at length, or that
_Awl, ea he Mestere oo the Board
before one o'ekei, on the fail the i&h intiamt, nor *Weft the
Perfon who assist the Toth', @rings Perla on hi, iraholf, attends to
anlever when caild for.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Sidrakr Is, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS IifIAYES27". N4rr, Ja hereby give wits,
That on Monday the ztft inftant, and on the firft and third
Mondays in every fucceeding Month, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (fettled up) and treat for fuck quantities of
PEASE, of Kiln-dried Houfebold FLOUR, and of BISCUIT
STUF, made from WHOLE MEAL (the two aft•mentioned
Articles to be manufactured from ENO& Wheat) as the refpeetive
Dealers therein may think proper to offer ; to be delivered into
His Majelty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford; or Into the Army
Vidlualllng Stores in Saint Catherine's; and to be ➢aid for by
Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date.
Not any Tender for a lets quantity than ay Quarters of Peafe
will be admitted.

The Conditions of the Contrads may be fan at the Secretary's
Office.

Na retard will be Lad to any tender iv vablcb the price doll net be
isrerted a worele et kerb, or that i a l woe he defiesered to the Board
helots tzeot o'eloa fa tie refpetiivedayt appoiated fir their reception es
gore,Gid, ar nail's the Perfio wbo wales the tender, or law peplos on
lir Waif, anode, to anfwer gam candler.

Lately publifbed, by W. Paden,
Geographer to his Msfefty, and his Royal Highnefs the Prince
of Wales, Charing Crofs,

ANEW CHART of the ENTRANCES of the
BALI IC. compiling the Sound, the Great and Little
Belts, wttb all the Deana lflands, dce. in which is delineated the,
Track•of the Brill& Fleet, of Ten Sail of the Line, commanded
by Sir Charles Mortee Pule, Bart. Vice Admiral of the Whiter.
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Onc large atlas flamt, price ys. Fd.
Where may be had,
A Chart .of the Kattegat and Gulf of Jutland, fame kale as did
above, price yt. 6d.
A Chart of the Sound, one Sect, price 3s.
A General Chart of the Baltic Sea and Gulf of Bothnia, one
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4 Xiap of theDucby of Holtkia, oos flicet, price Ss.

STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1307, L.n a
NEW PLAN.
Begins Drawing actb Oayber, an I !loan 14th November. dol.
I Prize of / 40.' JO if £ 40,000
2 —2) 000 —. 40,030
2 10.010 —, 20,000
5 ..... 1,003 5,000
5 500 . 2,500
20 100 2,000
50 33 --• 2.500
4000 21 ...i. 25,000
6,,,w PLoritzt:yo,f
yTaiieukeedt: in
20
each
„.... the Supplementary
...---. fold, at
i I so,ooo
#7,08; benefit Tickets. £237.000

ici,wo Tickets.
And, as an undmilited telliniony of the value of a Supplemen •
Lary Ticket, I will pay ou demand, at the rate of a aoL Prize
for every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if fold
at either of my Offices, and offered for Isle again on or before
ilic 16th of November, 1807, being three days before the Sup-
pleauctuary Lottery begins Drawing ; or the bolder, of fuchTickets
or Shares after that time will be entitled to the Chance of every
'Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, which is to conGft of the
6,000 Numbers above alluded to, and will he determined by the
following Scheme, to la..gin Drawing t►e 19th November, and cod
the soth.
SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME.
I Prize of Cio,ooo is £ 10400
I - 10.000 WNW I OPOO
5 1,000 5,000
S 500 1,500
In .m.... 100 1,000
20 50 .. 1,000
1,500 IS 21;500

6,o:o Ticketg. /63 000
N. B. Plank to obferva the Firft-drawn Ticket on the Fifth
day of the Firft Lottery will he entitled to ao.ocor leaving all the
other Capital Pilau, both in the Principal and Supplementary Lot.
teria ficiating.—TlCKE FS and SHARES are now felling by
SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB
and co.

At their Lucky Lotory Sees, No. zr, HOLBORN, 37, CORN-
HILL, and 3s, HAYPAARICF
Not two Blanks to a Prize, and the Priam paid on demand.

EXPLANATION
OF Tilt
NEW PLAN FOR THE LOTTERY.

SIX Thoufand of the Prizes in the Lottery on the
New Plan, are to be Tickets in a Supplementary Lottery,
worth sol each; which Tickets, bearing the fame Numbers, will
haentitied to the Chance of the Benefits of the Supplementary
Lottery, to he drawn on the 19th of November, or sot. may be
received for each Ticket, and in proportion forevcry (hare of a
Ticket, on or before the 16th of November—Thus the Holders
of Rich Tickets or Shares have the option of the Chance of the
Benefits of the Supplementary Lottery, or of receiving money.—
By this means the Money Value of the Tickets is increafed ; and
the Capital Sum of 257 ocoL is diltributed, which is 57,c00L be-
Td the amount of Prizes in any former Lottery of Twenty
houfand Tickets.
And, in order to prove the worth of the Supplementary Tickets,
at above Rated, J. WARNER, No. a 6, CORNHILL, hereby en-
gages to give for each Supplementary Ticket the Sum of scl and
in proportion for every Share of a Supplementary Ticket, whether
trued by hinsfelf, or by any Licenfed State Lottery Office, if of-
fered to him for isle on or before the riith November.
And J. WARNER is authorized to fay, that the Contra* ors for
the prefent Lottery will guarantee to the Public the fulfilment of
this Engagement; therefore, the Purehafers of a Ticket or Share
at any of the Licenfed State Lottery Offices, or their Agents,may
receive the whole Benefit of the. Scheme, the fame as if loch Clace
at which the Ticket was purchafcd, bad made the fame Engage-
went to the Public.

This day was publithed, in Odtaio, prke j.. EA in hoards,
I'HE SHEPHERD'S GUIDE: being a FRAC-
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THE ELOQUENCE of the BRITISH Semary;
or &led Specimens from the Speeches of the moil thitin-
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of Chatkni the Firtt, to the prehnt time, with Notes hiqgraphicali
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Critical Review, Aqua, 18:7.

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A GUIDE to USEFUL KNOWLEDGE:. or,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

GOTTENBURO, SEPTEMBER
The affair between a pan of the Englifh troops
mid the Danifh armed pt afantry or militia happened

at Rofchild,
The Danes amounted to 6000 men, 600 of whom
were killed, and isoo made prifoners, the reit gnt
away. Sir Da►id Baird, it is Paid, received two flight
wounds,

The Pandour sloop of war, with a convoy of
tranfports, having troops on board for Denmark, has
been obliged, by contrary winds. to put in here, as
has alfo the Ring-dove. Several veffels bound to
Memel and other ports in the Baltic. have alto come
in here.

SEPTEMBER ro.—The King of Sweden is come
over to Carlfcrona in an indifferent state of health.
He left the troops at Rugen. An order has been
ilfued to fit out the whole of the Swedifh fleet.
The Surly gun brig has been obliged to put in
here to-day by the arcing wefterly gales ; the has on
board Mr. jackfon, the Minifter's brother, with dif-
patches from Admiral Gambier and Lord Cathcart,
but, as fhe left the fleet fo long ago as latt Thurfday,
the brings nothing.
We now receive oar news from Hambnigh by way
of London, that is by our mail.
BULLETIN.
" Headquarters, Pluggenftcin, Auguft 30.
4' His Royal Majefty received the day before yef. I
terday the following report from Lieutenant Colonel I
Baron Palmfijerna of what pallid at Danhclm in the
night between the 24th and 25th inftant.
" At half palt 12 o'clock in the morning, I was
attacked at Danholm : the weather being thick and
hazy, I could not perceive the boats which were ad.
vancing before they were within 3 to 400 ells diftance,
when I immediately ordered the drums to beat the
genera:le, and began a cannonade from the redoubt ;
but in the mean time the enemy's troops effefted a
landing : and as the attack was made on different
points, the infantry, whom I had ordered through my
Adjutant to meet the enemy on the beach, was cut
off, and the troops under my command could only
defend themfelves by picquets, which had no com-
munication with each other. Baron Knorring de-
fended himfelf at the head of a fmall detachment to
'the utmotl extremity, and as my only remaining
(trength tinder the fuhfilling circumftances confifted
in the redoubt which I occupied with 5o men, I was
determined not to furrender it until I thould be
forced to do fo by a fuceefsfoi alisult on the part of
the enemy. It was (tormed loon after, and I was
taken priftmer : fixteen officers, one cadet, and abuut
300 rank and file, fluted the fame fate. Our lots
in killed amounts to about twenty men : that of the
enemy is not known. (Signed) S. PALMSTJERNA.
Stralfund, Auguft 25.
BULLETIN.

" Head Qtgrters, Pluggenftrin, Augult 30.
" His Royal Majefly having refolved nn account
of the precarious Rate of his health, to withdraw
from the army, has been gracinufly pleafed to ap-
point General Baron Toll to the Command in Chief
of the Swedifh troops in this Hand.
Yeßerday a deputation of the Senate had an
audience of his Majefly, and Coon after a French
Officer of the name of Monicabrien arrived with a
flag of truce, and was admitted to his Majeßy's pre-
tence.

"As appears by a report made on the 27th infl. by
Major Welidenhicim, who commands his Majefty's
cutter Dolphin, the royal armed brig Wantalitet
c.ruizing '•ff the coati of Pomerania, between Griefs-
walde Wich, faw on the 26th intl. three boats with
officers and privates of the enemy's troops Ilretching
Along the coati which fhe attacked, funk one, and
drove the reft on fnore."—Gottenburg S. pt. to.