Star.
London, England, 1809-10-03 00:00:00

A NEW PROFESSOR OF LANGUAGES.

AGENTLEMAN newly arrived in this Capital,
and who has for nearly twenty years devoted himself to the
Study and Teaching of the Living Languages, tenders his services
to the Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to be instructed in any of
them, especially in Spanish, French, and Italian.
He offers himself likewise to Parents who wish to have their
Children instructed at home, in the other essential branches of a
polite and liberal education, as Grammar, Geography, &c. and
indulges himself with the hope that his long experience both in
learning and teaching languages, as well as other Arts and Sci-
ences, from which he derives his speedy, plain and peculiar me-
thod, will merit him a general approbation.
Address to Mr. Ch", No. 24, Threadneedle-street, very near
the Exchange.

STATE LOTTERY, on a New and Improved
Scheme, consisting of only 5,000 Numbers, to be Drawn in
One Day—the 20th of THIS MONTI-I.
THE SCHEME CON TAINS
Prizes of

4
4
4
8
And 12

£20,000
5,000
2,000
1,000
500

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With Others in Proportion,
AND NOT THREE BLANKS 'lO A PRIZE.

Ticketsandhares are selling by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.
Stock Erokers. at their State Lottery Office, No, 93, under the
ROYAL EXCHANGE, and no where else in London on their ac-
count. _ _ _ _

••• Letters, (post paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis.

TWENTIETH OF THE PRESENT MONTH,

THE WHOLE OF THE STATE LOTTERY WILL BR

DRAWN IN ONE DAY.

j ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re-
spectfully remind the Public, that all Purchases in the pre-
sent LOTTERY must be made before the 20th Instant, as the
whole Drawing will be decided in TWELVE HOURS.
ONLY 5,000 NUMBERS—Four Tickets of each Number.

CAPITALS.
- of - - £20,000
£5,000 I 4 - - of - £2,000
1,000 12 - - of - 500
&a. &c. &c.
AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
TIME rs and SHARES or Sale at the Old Offices, Corner of
Bank Buildings, Cornhill ; and facing the Gate of the King's
Mews, Charing-Cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,
a..d Co.

of
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A PERSON MISSING, SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED.
HEREAS some time in the month'of Septem-
ber, lBOB, Mr. JOHN WRANGLE, who formerly re-
sided in or about Hackney, in the County of Middlesex, being
on his Travels in the North of England, proceeded to a certain
place in Scotland, called Ardincaple, in the Parish of Row, and
County of Dumbarton, in front of the river Clyde, and on the
North side thereof, and continued several days at an Inn there,
called Ardincaple Inn ; and about the vsci of September, whilst
at the Inn, he obtained a small boat belonging to the landlord,
for the purpose of rowing to a small place or village on the coast,
and was seen that evening betwixt the Hill of Ardmore and Res-
neath Point, but never afterwards returned, and the boat was
found upset the next day, in a Loch near a certain place on the
Coast, called Row-Point.—From this occurrence, and from the
necessary inquiries made immediately afterwards, without effect,
it was generally apprehended and believed that the missing Person
had slipt from the boat whilst rowing or sculling, and was
drowned; but, as the body could never afterwards he found,
although a reward was publicly announced to any person or per-
sons who should find it,
Thi:; further public inquiry is now made, and Notice is ac-
cordingly hereby given' That if any person or persons can ascer-
tain the finding of the body of the said John Wrangle, or its in-
terment, such person or persons, upon such fact being properly
authenticated before Robert Colquhoun, Esq. Procurator Fiscal
at Dumbarton, shall be paid the sum of FIF FY POUNDS for
such information, by application to Mr. Harvey Goodwin, Soli-
citor, at Lynn, in Norfolk; or to Mr. Ireland, Solicitor,
Inn, London.