Star.
London, England, 1805-08-06 00:00:00

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THEATRE, BIRMINGHAM.
Wr. M'CR EADY refpeetfully acquaints the Ladfes and Gentle.
wen of Birmingham and it+ Vicirity, that be has engaged for
IGLIE NIGHTS the celebrated Mils MUDIE (a child only
&sot Venn of Age) whore abilities have obtained her the
thine of the THEATRICAL: PILdNOMENON. She has
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wrfmn....l in I.elfalt, and at the Theatre Royal, Dohlin, to
;ofirded 11,,ufes, with unprecedented applaufe, to Tragedy
a. Comedy.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING will be prefentcd
in Three Aas, a Comedy called
THE COUNTRY GIRL. t

The Put of Mih Peggy (the Country. Girl) Mils MUM.
Harcourt, Mr. BAR RYMORE ; Moody. Mr HARLEY ;
And Althea, Mn. KNIVETON.
After which, the Comic Opera of
THE ENGLISH FLEET in 1342.
The Part of Mainmalt by Mr. MUNDEN, being the fall
Night bat One of his Engagement.
To conclude with the Farce of
MISS IN HER. TEENS.
The Pail of Frihble by Mifs
C3ni,n;!!,fh Mr. M•CR ADY ; and Mifs Biihly,M:faNOßTON.
Night of Mifa Much?, En.,bagenterit,' and halt time of
Air \him!, n s rrfnrraing here this Seafot.—On Thurfday will be
pr, rented the Tragedy of DOUGLAS ; the Part of Young Norval
N:ifs NIUDIF:. To which will be added, the Farce of THE
Phyll. 'I 0 PAY ; the Part of Jobfon by Mr. MUNDEN; and
N.-11, MiG
Nights of Performing—Monday. WAnefday, Thurfday, Friday.

A TRULY LAMENTABLE CASE.
TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.
A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has
held a (mall Appointment under Government for thefe
years,who has a Wife and too (mall Children depending fotely on
Es exertions for their fupport, and wbofe ruin muff be inevitable,
wilds he ihould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a
generous Puhlic ; looks with a pleating and anxious hope to this
refource as the only means to enable him to retain his fitua-
sloti, preferve his rtfpeetability, fupport his family, and lave bim
from prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to &tail his
Jong fuff,rings and exertions •ta keep his wants a keret in his own
borom: his endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer
thole whom Picots t NC/ has hlcffed with a dif?ofition to relieve
the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Mars.
Hodfoll and Stirling. Bankers, No. 345, Strand, and Metres Bol-
den), I.uihington, and Co No. 3D, Cornhill where the finalleit
donations will be molt thankfully received and gratefully acknow-
kdged. He begs to return his molt grateful thanks to,
GH. (of Sunderland), to o A Lady . oto 6
Anonymous • I ICI Anonywous,from B.Oltol t o o
) F I fq. 2001H.A. 2 0 0
X. Y. Z. - - zoo! X.Y.Z. EU% - xz o
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THE ONLY Lo rrERy TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. '

BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, dos.
SCHEME.
3 Prizes of L 23,000 are E
600,0
3 20.000 .. 3:4000
3 3 POO 15,000
4 LOCO 8.000
6 a „coo --• Coco
'3 re 3,CW
30 300 3,0 .:o
6o ' so .-- 3.000
4.3)3 20 93,000
3 Coo FA-drawn 'Henkel ~,,
each
entitled to S ' "" 30,0 Ce
7,6 t 9 Benefit.
27,381 Blanks
..---
span° Tickets. 1 zsei oo
The Firft•drawn Ticket, sth Day £so,ooo
Ditto - . - tilt Day ao,ooo
Ditto - - 7th Day s,oto
Are part of the above Capitals.
'TICKETS and SHARES are- on Sale at all the
LICENSED I.OTTERY OFrICES.
Price of a Ticket £s9 3 0
Half - 9 15
0 I Eigath
-t 9 6
(:),.p.,rtte - it 18 o Sixteenth . 3 5 0

HORNSBY and Co. rapeafolly acquaint the No
Nifty, Gentry, and the Pone, that they have on fah a va-
riety of Tickets and Shares for the prefect State Lottery, which
begins Drawing the rth or Streinber.—Orders by Mail Guard,
C.rticrs. or Polt, executed exadly on the fame terms as if re-
lent —Prizes paid on demand, whether a act or to,oool. at their
State Lottery Nike, No. 26, CORNHILL.

SEPTEMBER STATE LOTTERY.
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. of
Ix Bank Buildings, Cornhill,and facing the Gate of the King's
ws, Charing Croft, London, refpedfully beg leave to recom-
mold to the Notice of the Public the fuperior merits of the prefent
STATE LOTTERY.
The Scheme eonfifts of aspoo Tickets only, has
3 Prizes of £.20,000
3 13,000
3 . 5,00
with a great proportion of other Capitals, Lee Ste.
Alto the Three Thoufand Firft-drawn Skulks will be end led to
101. me'.. making 7619 Benefits.
Ticket( and Shares are on Salem the Licenfed Offices.
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SAN(' HONED BY ACT 01713iiiLIAMENT.
HISTORIC I.OTTERY, for the difpolal of the
mon SPLENDID WORKS in EUROPE.
Principal Prize, value Lio,oco.
Contains test Capital Prizes, upwards of goo of which eonfift
of a eolkfti..n of the molt interefting Engravings, relating to the
Hiftory, Manners, and Cultoms of our Native Country ; about
2 Engraving( in each Col ledion, at 301. each Prize ; 303 Copies,
wvh the rex at r guineas each ; together with above 6co other
Prix-. of a beatitiful Publication of Vicwa in Fgy(t, Jorealent,
Bethlehem, Ste. Ste.
Theft (*mild Works have colt nearly One Hundred Thoufand
Pounds, are deemed the. heft thing. of the kind in hurope,and can
ter. r 1.c1..d after the Lottery is drawn.
Belide the very probable chance of procuring one of the above
Prizes, ever; Purchafir of a .1 icket will at all events be certain of
h wing. n the muff fair and honourable manner, the whole amount
of ch.:Tick:l ;which at prefent is only Thtee Guineas) in beautiful
ae w Engravings
Schemes gr .tea, at Mr. Bowver's Offices In Pall-Mall and Corn.
till; aid at kvery Lottery Office in the KiEgdom.
The Engravings exhibited gratis.
r."SIY—GUINEAS REWARD, on convidling
-- any perfon forging the name of ROBER r HARDY, whore
L.-AL:KING POWDER tor Bouts, Shoes, &e. fluids unrivalled
is point of etesolinefs, colour, and Lifting left re. When dell is
wiped off, the poll& will be as brilliant as at fiat, which is not the
cafe with any other Blacking, price is. and in 6d. per bus--alfo
cis Mixture. Cream, and Liquid, are neatchleis for reßoring,
preening, and ;beautifying Buie-tops The Mixture eradicates
Irk, or any Rain, without injury to the Leather, 3s per bottle.—
The Cream pi...ferries the pale odour, at tied. and the Liquid at
Is. for dole of a tan colour.
The above articles are patronised by and ufed fat, the Rirg.
Pricer of Wale., and Royal Family—the genuir.e are figned by
the Proprietor, and fold by him, No. 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn.
1 ondon, and the following windefale dealers--Dicey and Sutton ;
Hcwird and Evans; Shaw and Edwards; Hendrie and Sort; Put -
ler,Chea; Gde Rnbertfon, 22, Princos.ftreet, and Baxter's ItaNan
Wareboufe, Edinburgh:. Hardy, Oxford; Hodgkin, Cambridge;
Cromwell. Bath; Gore, Liverpool; Wilkinfon, Baran aplc ; Hoe
iii, Gloucefter ; and by moil Perfumers, Bookfcllers, and Von.
des of Medicine in the kingdom—and thofe who are not already
fupplied. maybe furnished upon liberal terms as above.
The Blacking is particularly recommended to dealers, and for
exportation—uniting (mall compare to light carriage, and not fob-
...led to lots, as molt liquids at, from the breaking of bottle', ter..
run:canons, &c.

COMMERCE.
On Saturday, Auguß tab, will he publillsed,
In One Volume, I ins°. price 6s. in boards,

COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, with an Ap-
pendix upon Algebraical Equati.ms; being an introdudion
to the Eletncots of Commerce.

By CHRISTOPHER DUBOST,
Author of The Merchant', Militant.'

London : Printed for the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds,
10, Paternofter-row ; and T. Boofey, 4, Broad-arm, Royal
Exchange
The Plan of this Treatife Is Dmple and methodical, and its
principal nbjeet is that of reducing the Calculations of Bufinefs to
the greatelt polbble Simplicity. The Tables relative to the Mo-
nies of Exchange and to the Calculation of Interest, as well as the
new Methods which are fbewo, mar be molt ufefully fubffituted
to the voluminous and expeave Tables employed in Accompting
Hodes.

The Algebraical Equations, t►e Expofition of which is fimple in
the extreme, will frruilh the Means of refolving certain Pro.
bicms not eafily fufceptible of Solution by the common Rules of
Arithmetic.

In the pea, and foots will be publiOted,
ELtitt NTS or COM MIN CZ, In two thick volumes octavo, price
Two Guineas in hoards. Being a general rreatife upon the Mo-
nies, Weights, and Mealtime of every Foreign Country and Com-
m rcial Place, by Comptrifon with thole of England, exemplifying
all the Operations of &diners, and Mewing the Advantages refult-
•ng from a Knowledge of them.
Mr. Dux, ft rlpeetfully informs thePublie that the Merchant's
Affiftant will not be reprinted; and %without entering into the de-
tail of the flattering Commendations bc4owed upon that Canpo-
fitlon, be cmfines himfelf to the following r
• • We do not hefi:ate to fay, that:this little volume, which con-
tains the complete (deuce of a merchant; is the eheapeit, molt
howl; concife, and tiled amftant to the 'hulloes of the counting
hoof . that has yet been prefented to the paililic.”
Critical Review, February tilos.
The few Copies of the • Merchant's Affiftaist which remain ea-
hid are to be bad of Mr. Bdoferipice 71, in boot*.