Star.
London, England, 1812-10-17 00:00:00

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
.I%re-
spectfully iistorm the Public that the STATE LOTTERY*
CORiNing of to 000 '1 igkets, will all be drawn on the Illth of
October; the Sclr-me contain,'lwo Prizes of £20,000 each,
with numerous other large Cap tali, and the lowest Prize £22.
and Shales are on bale. in a variety of Numbers, at ifteir
Office.; the toriiir of SANK BUJ LDI NOS, Corniiiil; and facing
thcKL,jsMews, CIIA R I NO-CROSS.
RICHARD tit) , DLUCK &
hold in the 1.0.t-ries drawn In the
PitEsENT
The followitig Capital Prizes in 161 Shares:
No. 3,486 ............ (Class A.) ...... £BO,OOO
5,518 ....... ....... 10.000
8,885
21,518 . ..... ........ • 5,064
3,980
6,875
21,433
9,884, (Class A.)
6,870
4 of X3OO and 4 of £2tlo.

TO THE PUBI IC.
ON TUESDAY, THE 20,h THIS MONTH,
All the LOTTERY %s II be DRAWN.
Theft are only SGOO Numbers, a,tr of which wit) gain it4e,ooo.
There are upWards of Two Thousand Prizes of £20,000,
£3OOO, £lOOO, &c. &c. &c.
BISH, Contractor forthe.Lottery, solicits your
A • immediate Commands at hts Offices' No 4, Cornhill, and
s, Charing Cross, where he sold in the last Lotte:y:
No. 8,651 B In 16 Shares - 116,000
974 3 In il Shares - 4,000
3,880 B In 12 Shares • - 3,000
600 A WholeTtcket - 500
2.736 A In 9 Shares 51)0
2,736 B In 12 Shares - 500
2,760 - In 8 Shares o
3,689 - In Shares -
And 4 Prizes of X2lOO, &c. &e.

$OO
3GO

T. km hopes to be equally fortunatecn In, Friends, in
'llma the Capital Prizes, which mu,t be tt awn, and shall be pall
is demand, oh TUESDAY NEXT.

.TO THE rACULTY.
CIENTLEMEN of the Medical i'rnfession are re-
spectfully informed, that the VEDIC:II. and t'HYSICAL
JOURNAL, which during so many yt ars I a. rsi iota.tit d an en-
lied and unrivalled circulation . nd ciirrespood emit nues to
enjoy its usual ascend. ncy, under the sum rme en ante of f)r. Fo-
thergilkand Mr. Royston; and exhibiis, in every Numbe
casts, improvements, and discovt ries of the deep s. cons qu nee
to the Public in the prevention and core of dia. ases. Notwlt! -
standing petty and ephtmt ral rivalries, and the occasional c II •
Sion of jarring interests, this Work has now maintained, under
Its original Proprietor and Projector, an undininishtd pre-emt-
lattice in Medical Literature; and has, during the last 15 years,
served as the Gazette of the Faculty throtgb the bur quarters
of the world.
The Numbers appear, as usual, on the Ist day of every mewl',
price Half-a-mown each, and they may b had of all booksellers,
kostmasters, and dealers io books.—London, October 1812.

TO THE NAVY, ARMY, AND THE PUBLIC IN
GENERAL.
•
ROWE, MERCER, TAILOR, HABIT-
. MAKER, &c. impressed with the liveliest seritlments
of gratitude for the very liberal support he has saperienreil for the
last twelve years, begs to inform his numerous Friends, that he
is removed Irom his former residence, No. 17, Cumberland-street,
to No. 34, Pore-street, Plymouth-Dock, the house lately occu-
pied by Mr. Lobb, Mercer, titc. where, by an unremitting atten-
tion to business, he hopes still to g.ve general satisfaction and to
deserve that liberal patronage which they have so long conferred
an hhu.

Naval Uniforms and Regimentals made with the utmost expe-
dition and elegance, equal in all re.pects to those made in Lon-
don, and agreeably to the Newest regulations.
Young Gentlemen destined for the Navy, fitted out with the
utmost dispatch and on the the most liberal terms.

rplE best instrumental RELIEF and CURE for
the AFFLICI'ED, &c.
First, all Children growing crooked in the Legs, Knees, Ankles,
Ind Back, or Infants barn with Clubbed or Crooked 'rest, may
tow have them perfectly restortd, on term:, equal to the parents'
circumstances, by applying to J. EDY, 43, Dean-street, Soho.
His next particular is that of relieving and curing Ruptures of
every kind. His rAI ENT PERIZOMAS are so well adapted
for a Cure that two out of three on an average might be cured
with his advice and mode of applying them.
He also makes every sort of Instr.inient for the lame, crookorl,
and deformed, and after amputation ; Steel Backs and Collars for
Young Ladies; Braces, Dumb Bells, Laced Stockings, Artificial
Calves, Susrensory Bandages, &c. Trusses covered, mended,
and improved.
N. h. For paricalars apply as above for his Pamphlet, price es.
which points, out why the afflicted succeed no better under their
Jufironies.

1-IULTH AND COMFORT PROMOTrED! I.
• BY THOMAS GILL'. NEW-INVENTED PA VENT •
MASTICATORS; or Table Knives wits Two, nicer, Four or
more Blades, by which as many Cut, or Divisions of the Food
can be made at once; an advantage, which to thoie who are un-
fortunately deprised of their teeth, it is needless to dwell upon.
Also by his reperior SURGEONS, Decimal's., and DINTISTS IN-
STIUSICNTi ; and highly-tempered RAZORS, Pets ISNIVILS, &c.
which bear the most exquisite sisdperfeet Edges: by tie new inven-
lons for readily obtaining Filth and LlOl-IT, those doirable
requisites of Life, without the aid of that most dangerous comblisti-
il,PNosPauxu ! particularly by a new-iiivented Flit Box and
CiiiSSICAL MATCHFS, which take fire on being wetted !!!
and by various other Improvements on Articles of real ir Boy,
*filch are Made and Sold. at IHOMA s Gill's celebrated
-.ll2maytaaory for improved Londee FINS CUTLIRT, NO. 89, St.
James's-street, oppo-ite to Pall-Mall, London.
Where also may be had, his GRAMS and ETcalaumarepLea
fo.r Arfics; his longmelebrated WARRANTED SWORDS; Guts,
Pistols, and Arms and Accoutrements of every description;
Wholesale, Retell, yid for l'agoi tatiejl.