Star.
London, England, 1813-04-20 00:00:00

• Nnism 8151.

MOSCOW.
BARitit'S PANORAMA, strand, neat Sam.
gues....A VIEW of MOSCOW, from a Drawing taken
es the "evil Kee ; 41111 tbis French Anny ad.
tracing, eappd with Me Calliteki and ether Russiananope ;
die cky Senses, and die inhabitant* assessiag dots houses, is
NOW exhibiting.

SWIFT and Co. told in Shares, in the last Lotcezy,
the following Capital Prises, viz.
No. 921 a Prize of £lO,OOO
6,025 500
1000
6,622 -
Abe, No. 5,741, a 41300, and No. 2.9012 a £lOO, at their 011ese,
No. tl, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-Class; and No. SI, Aldgats
Ma-street ; where Tickets and Shares of the STATE LOT.
TARY, to beginsawing the etia at NEXT MONTH, are now
In gale.—...Tcheme commies MORE PRIZES THAN
*LAMS, including
of £!0,0001 4 of 42,000
10,000 . 1,000
Am Re. &a.

s of A16,000---s of St 5,000
VI .f 4110,000--- 37 of Aleppo
49 of t 4 of 42,000
81 of £l,OOO-----1n at &Ma
UOKNSBY and Co. have Shared and Sold the
above, and paid thrum oa demand. They beg leave go
acquaint the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY begins draw-
ing the oth of NEXT MONTH, and solicit their Favour on the
occasion. The Scheme mestains Three of 120,000,
C=tof ailto,ooo, Four of £2,000, ats. and more Prizes than
Blanks!
Tickets ad Shares are Selling at the lowest Prices, and in
great variety of Numbers, by HORNSBY and Co. Stoek-Bro-
' hers, at their old-established State Lottery Office, 26, Condi&
N. B. Orders by Post or Carrier masted with fidelity and
dispatch.

THE STATE LOTTERY.
ALL PRIZES # NO BLANKS on the 6tb of
MAY ! Tweet), Thousand Tiebets, numbered from No.
so 144 111,000. To be Drawn in Four separate Dais.

Pews.
a st
s ••••••••0

Total Value.
•010,000
110,000
6,400
6,000 •
.....• .. 4,000
••.....•• 3,000

SCHEME.
Value.
.00,000
10,000 ••••"•••
2•000
1,000
500
300
400 •.• ••• 3,000
100 2,000
50 •• • •• • 2,000
40 ...... 2.000
20 ECC &s. 80,000

•••••••••
.•••••••

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30
15
JO
40
20P00
10,151 Prises. ' A 900,000
Tha kowtows 1,100 mss sacks ae20,000
The 1001144bailen 1,000 SlaateutsdlOaris .00,000
11"1111311/1"Till210 fßir PILIZBILIffe
4r. USK this Coattattor empaidally advises s immediate
Cilesas trots the payalarky 41i IbrSdie, and the inereas-
deasla d b Tows sod Conley. she Tfahets sod Shares (save
already risen, and will oast pretrat)ll vise agalo la Prim
es• lemons lo the Ceti ilea way lad an/ beaky In
gobs suipplead by tamatr:o66..e, rare equated to sod their Orders
to
dor Osareseear's
• s, CORNI4ILL. er %CHAIRING-OMB, LONDO3I.

" -
AN OPPORTL7I.Inir 'THALT WILL- NEVER OFFER
AGAIN!
IVIARTIN,I3, Cerntill std 9, Upper Bed-
. lersoreet Partman•aquare, reopeethilly acquaints the
Nobility and Public In general, that Government has fixed the
trof the BOTAIIJCAL LOTTERY for the Gth of
ta MONTH.. In. this Lottery there are 20,000 .11c1c.,•s, one
begot which are Prises of Insiotts denominations, valued accord-
fog to the undermentioned Scale, extracted from the Schedule of
Ike Act of Parliament.
Frites.
I Valued at £5,080 £5,080
80 1.5,920
200 . . .... 30 6,000
4560 15 9,600
. 2,004) 5 10,000
7,00 Q . 3 21,000

10,000 Prizes. • £67,000
• 'Mitts are selling in a variety of tititniers, at only £2.55.
each, at Martin's unrivalled fortunate OiACe, as abow%
adios and Gentlemen in the Country, sending their Orders to
8, Cotnhill,Svill be supplied by return of Post.
N. 13.—Every Parehaser will be presented (gratis) with an
eieblentatiesl Print. containing a strong I.iseness of the Emperor
Welmatter, the tilos:trims Patron of Dr. Thorron's Works.

TO THE ADMIRERS AND PROMOTERS 0:' ! HE MA-
- NI:IVAC 'AIRES OF GREAT BRITAIN, WHO lell'END
VISITING THE mgraopous THIS :?RING.
WILLIAM MILS`. and Cc. Proprietors of the
Printed Furniture Exhibition and. Sale Rooms, No. 33,
Oxford-street, respectfully invite the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub-
lic, to an Inspection of their Emporium for I. ,ndon Printed De.
signs for funnthing, adapted to the Drawing Room, Dining Par-
Ipssi, Bed Room, Library, Su. &c. consisting of their superb bo-
tanical suites, and mums-admired celt-dial blue ground, Jon-
quil, Ruby, Peach, and Geranium Chintz and Damasks, form.
lk together the meet magnificent display in the world—where
the creiuenters may be supplied with suitable quantities, from
one to three shillings per yard under the usual prices—for ready
lasoney.
L"E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
ClOTH—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United
Kingdom. Established 1808.
Thin fabric eombir.es the properties or great durability, beau-
drill appearance, pleasantness in wear, and is more conducive to
health in all seasons and climates than any other description of
Shirting Cloth.
• Every piece it at usual warranted and sold at the Patentee's
Origiral Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; Harding,
Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall; and no other house in London.
The Proprietiir fled; it necessiry to state, in consequence of a
house in Cheapside Mitering fof sale an article termed Imperial
Patent Cotton Thread Shirtings, that Lowe's manufacture is the
only deteription of Shirting Cloth for which a Patent has ever
'ten obtained; every piece of which bas his signature, and any
entice fabric than Lnwe's' sold in imitation of, and as Patent Shirt-
ing Cloth, is spurious, and an imposition on the Public.
GEORGE LOWE, Patentee.
Igo, 154, Cheapside, near S. Paul's.

SWEET BREATH. OXLEY'S OXYGE-
t‘i MATED POWDER and LOZENGES, invented by bar
]wag's law growls% Mr. dAMIJEL OXLEY, Proprietor of
the Essences of Ofsget and Liquefier Root.—The excellence of
this Preparation eousbts in It. correciing all impurities which
ebb from decayed Teeth or * vitiated slate of ae gastric juice.
lt,dees not disguise a bad breath by a temporary volume, being
ftaif void of scent ; but acts medicinally oo pre offensive cause.
Powder is a most elegant Dentifrice and complete Andscur.
bade. The Lozenges are adapts 4 for greater convenience. being
Store pitiable; one or two berg adios after: partaking of savoury
*bee ',Amos Viivota,tbevorisysitbe &verb to Noted.
Sold wpolesale andrtiiall b•ftS. Ozsair and Co,. No. 6% York-
atillit,tavgni-priten; alto by their appoinglient. at =2:
Oxford-street ; Want t • otabbs, ebtspaide ;
Ina& Sodomy i to beau at 2..94. emits

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Twelve Views of different parts of the hervetax erre of
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Foreign Ambassadors, ineluding various Presentations of the
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•-Lately published, in One Volume, avo. price 9s. in boards,
IlliSedicated by permission to the Marquis W rxxe stay,
ittNIEW of the BRAHMINICAL RELIGION,
in its Confirmation of the Truth of the Sacred History;
and its Influence on the Moral Charazter—in a series of Dis-
courses preached before the University of Oxford, in the Year
1809, at the Lecture founded by the late Rev. John Bampton,
M.A. Canon of Salisbury.
By the Rev. J. B. S. CARWITHEN, M.A.
Pending the discussions in Parliament of that important part of
the East-Indiaqdestion which relates to theintroduetion ef Chris-
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