Star.
London, England, 1812-03-21 00:00:00

SATURDAI; Miißelf 21, 1812.

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LAIN BRANSCOMB, WIDOW of SIR I. BRANSCOM4.I
No. 1, HOLBORN •BARS, Corner of Middle-Row,
BEGS leave to recommend to the attention of her
Friends and the Public, the Scheme of the NEW LOT-
TERY, which contains a greater variety of Cipit4l Prizes than
was ever before known, and only 12,000 Ticket,, all to be drawn
90th APRIL. The commands of the Public for Tickets and
Shares are respectfully solicited as above, being the only Office
Licensed in the Name of BIANICoMS.

A DECIDED SUPERIORITY OF CHANCES,
26, CORHILL.
-HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the
Public. that the LOTTERY to be drawn the 30th of
NEXT MONTH claims a preference to any preceding Lottery,
having a long list of CAPITAL PRIZES, and so well arranged
as to meet with universal approbation.
Tickets and Share:lm selling in great variety, and at the
lowest prices, at tittir old•established State Lottery Office, Corn-
hill, where all Prizes are immediately paid.
Orders by Post or Carrier executed with Addict and dispatch.
Schemes at large gratis. •

j. SIVENVItIGHT earnestly recommends the Pub-
-, • lie attention to the Grand ansi improved SCHEME of the
NEW LO fTERY, to draw 30th APR!! , which, though con-
sisting of only 12,000 'rickets, contains Prizes of
lelo,ooo IXi 5,000 I £4OOO 4lOOO
10,000 5000 SOOOl 1000
Capitals, in variety and value, superior to any Lottery for se-
veral years past, and as Tickets and Shares are sure to be scarce
before the Drawing, solicit an early purchase at the Old and un-
rivalled fortunate Offices of Sir JAMES fiRANSCOMB and Co.
No. 37, Cornhill, No. 1 1, Holboru
No. 38, Haymarket,l No. 141, Oxford-street.

THE LONDON MEDICAL. REVIEW, No. XVIII.
, ••- On the lit of April will be published,
THE•
LONDON. MEDICAL REVIEW, No.
JOT:IL containing Saunders on Diseases of the aye,
P.lonro's Moibid AirztolAy of the Stomach, Gullet, and Intes-
tines ; Pelletau's Chirurrica',. Clinique,'Vmerrs on Injuries of the
Intestines, Parkinson's (). rattle Remains of a former World,
liurn's Surgical Ahatorly f the Head and Neck, Denman and
Howard on Cancer, &c with a variety of Medical and Surgical
_ _ _ _ _

Intelligence, and a conspla..e Quarterly lAA of hdedlosa fhabiieiso
dons.
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mas Underwood, 40, West Smithfield.

This Eay was pUblisbed, in 12mo. price 91, 64. boards,
MOUNT EDGECUMBE. A POEM.
By CYRUS RRODING.
' Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row; and lire and Cattle, Plymouth.

This day were published, in three vols. Svo. prate La 4..
qERMONS on the most PREVALENT VICES,
and on other Impqrtint Subjects. By fiAVID LAMON r,
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to' his R. H. the Prince of Wales, for Scotland.
Printed for Hamilton, 37, Patibrooster-row, and R. Ogle
1196, Holborn.

WAR IN THE PENINSULA.
This day was published, in evo. price es. in team's,
ANARRATIVE of thePRINCIPAL EVENTS
of the CAMPAIGN 4 of 1 BON 1310, and ISt 1, in SPAIN
and POR EUGALOatenpersed with Remarks on Local Scenery
and Manners. In a Seriet.of Letters. •
By Captain WILLIAM STOTHER r,AdjutantTkird Cuards.
With a Map of the Seat of War.
Printed for P. Martin. (late of the Firm of Cliched and Mar-
f.n) Corner of Orchard-street, Oxfurd-street.

CASTIGA'TOR'S NEW NOVEL. - •
This day was published, b 1.3 vols. fine paper, luxe ',Limo',
NOTORIETY; or, FAsolotimitss UNVitiLki):
a 'Yale for the liaut-tun, and contains some of the most
elegant and orT,inai, Anecdotes ever offered to the public, and
forms a Gallery of most dtstingnished Portraits.
By CASTIGATOR.
" He best can paint them who has seen them most !"

Also, l•atlkcrless Finny, a most highly-finished novel, In four
vole. Ay Mrs. Edgeworth, and intended as a companion to the
" beggar Girl." •
'the Carmelite Monk, a Romance.
Ida of Austria, ins vols. by the celebrated Author of Man-
frione.
I,ublished by Sherwciod, Neely, and Jonts, Paternoster-row -,
and James taylur and Co. No. s 5, Dean-street ; and sold by all
tookwiters.