Star.
London, England, 1807-04-30 00:00:00

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS

For the Firßdrawn Ticket. on SATURDAY NEXT, May 2.
An 2 Act. the Tickets drawn that day will be Panes, independent
of the Chance for the VasiUUS CAPITALS in the Wli ILL.
'TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undr.twn,
continue on Sale at the Offices. Corner of Bank Buildings,
Cicala, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Croft,
by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
No 4, CORNHILL, and No 9 CHARING-CROSS.
BISH refpeetfully remin !s his Friends, that
• every Ticket drawn on S ALTURDAY, the ad of MAV.
(being the next day of Drawing,) is flare to be a PRIZE. The
Orme of every Ticket drawn that Day will he worth upwards
341.!! The Wheel is extremely rich, as there are but two
'hating Prises of ',cool each yet drawn, one of which, 8,323.
was fold at the above Offices, where No. 6,633, a Prize of
300001. lathe Litt Lottery, and Twenty one other Capital
Prises, were Sold.

Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, are felling in great
Variety. The Wheel contains

2 Prizes of £20,000 4 Prizes of L 5 ,coo
4 mew(B t,cco
&c. &c. &e.

WANTED to purchafe, an Advowfon, or next
• Prefentation to a Living. from 3001. to soot• per Annum,
with the profped of an early vacancy —Letters. (rift paid) ad-
&died to A. B. at Strawbridge and Tyler's, 78, Warreu-!greet,
rituoy (quart, will meet with early attention.

MISS OWENSON's POEMS.
This day was pitlifhed, elegantly printed, price even Shillir

in Boards.
THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI-
CAL FRAGMENTS.

By MISS OWENSON,

Author of the Novice of Sr DOMINICA the WILD lIIIIti GIRL,

&c. &e.

Trifles light u air. Snnttd►
Vrai papillon de Pamaffe.—Lo Foto-roma.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLI►I, 6, Bridge•ftreet ; and fold by
J. Aactita. M. KECNE, N. MAHON, W. DUGDALIC. E. COI,
BUT, and W. WATSON, Dublin ; and by all other Bookfdkrs.
Of whom may be had,
The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four
Volumes. Price tBq.
The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo
ismes Qs. 6d.
The Eighth Edition of The WINTER IN LONDON, Three
Volumes. 131 6d.
SIR JOHN CARR'. STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau-
tiful Engravings. 4to. aL Ss.

CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.
Mk. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-flreet,
Blounfbury•fgusre, Proprietor of ADAMS'. SOLVENT,
a meld yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the
BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acqua:sits the Public, that he has for
lire years devoted bit whole profellional attention to the above
Dilates, sod their complication with that of Gout. He may be
co:ltched daily at his own Houfe and more efpecially on Wednet-
days and Fridays, where he difyienres the Solvent in bottles of 4+ .641.
tts sad it 2s. Stamps included, two of which lag fcarccly ever
feel corredt the oalculous diathefis in the habit, andtherehy
Prevent the concretion of Stone in perfons of a fedentary life.
Sold alto at Bacon and Co's, tso, Oxford-Rreat, and at Bolton's,
Sent of the Royal Exchange; where alto may be had jult pub-
Illh!d, the Author's" Dirquitition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth
1411606.priee ts.6d pointing out their Caufe and the Diet to be
*fermi during the Cure, with many extraordinary cafes, lonic of
teete.P. recovery even after the °math* hid boo refolvcd on.