Star.
London, England, 1806-04-15 00:00:00

Mad EASE OF FRIZE,S.

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gWIPT and Co. No. it, Poultry, Londe ~, (Joint
kJ Coutradurs for the prefent Lottery) nwommeill the
Scheme to the ninawinn of their Friends and the Pubm, as pot-
felling furarios to the late Lotteries. It 200tailill up-
gratilla One 7Prises more than the IA Lottery.
The bijkii Prise ii25,000L and the lowdt arl.
To begin Drawing lath MAY.
The following Capitals were Shared and Sold at SWIFT and Co.'s
Oillee in the late Lotteries. vtz.
No. 6,791, £14.0,0c0,
No. 226 £.10,000 o. t 8,539 C 16,000
9,362 10.000 19456 5.000
9.041 10,000 7.951 5,000
23.824 10,000 21, 5,000
20,953 10, 00 20,430599 5,000
&fides many others of-goo& iota jeei &e.

NEW STATE LOTTEILY•-•-136CINS DRAWING
11th of MAY. 184..-SCHEIIE.
i Prize of Cos.o:* is
o • 10.033
1 10,003 .
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33 4CO
, .
P 10 1,7.00
10 54,3
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00 • ICO -
r 6 - 50 -
6,100 .. 1/

Z 25,000
4%000
20$00
aspoo
7J,000
3,000
2,0:0
s,goo
130,1c0

ggoaco Tickets £150,000
Else Firit.drawn Tickets tit Day £l,OOO each Zspoo
Five Eirit-drawn Tickets ;d Day z,oau t4ch spot)
Firil-dravo 4th MI wow
Ditto sth D., y 20403
Ditto 6th Day as,coo
Price of a Ticket £:9 :9 ::
Hair .1„, la 3 0I Eighth (2 is o
Quitter ... 5 2 o Sixteenth 1 6 0
Tielset,wld Shares are on Sale at all the Lieenfed Lottery Ogees.

TO LADIES OF DELICACY.
RAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY
AY for removing SUPERFLUGU° HAIRS from the FACE,
N ECK. ARMS, Sce.and for IMPROVING the COMPLEXION.
;—.The above has been fulfi, lently celebrated throughout the
Vs flan Nations, from whence it was firft brought to this Country
by Lady M. W. M—uc, and has 6:.ra that time fultained a dn.
Meter in Fmgland and on the Continent, f itmerior to any thing
of the kind ever offered to the public. moll others having best
Spurious attempts to imitate this excellent Depilatot y. In Turkey
and Egypt, the Ladies who axe delicate In the extreme, rot to
toffee a tingle Mir to contain which they conceive irregular or 111.
Ppfulive, make ale of this preparation at the Baths; and the 'Fur.
iih women are entirely free front what is in every cuutitry
{wily coefirkrod fu great a Henna) to female beauty. It as
Voted by the men to give unitormity and mope to their mid.
aaehlm, Ste.
To put a flop to the Imp-iStions which are daily pro lied. the
J.'retprietor has been iusluced to appoint Melte'. Shaw and Ed-
ward., St Paul's Chu. ch.yard ; Mr. Berry Whoiefale Perfumer.
Greek-11feet; Meffrs. Hendrie and Son, Inchborac itzet.t ; and
Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chespfide, his bile wholef.le Agents in Lou.
don —All wholefaie orders both in tow', and country arirequefted
therefore. In fu:vre, to lu• *admiral to them. by whom corterpon.
dents may depend upon being fupplied with this Depilatory ge-
nuine us iriported from Turkey, with the dual allowance to the
trade.—Retail pi ice 35. 6d. the bottle.
Sold In the country by Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh; Mr. MfDonald,
Olafson; Mts. Marilott, Bath; Mrs Shierctife, Briftol; Mr.
Waller, Neweaßle; Mlfs Orcgfon, Liverpool; Mr. Stables, Man.
dieter ; M• • brevity, Derby; Mr. Topton, Nottingham, M.
Drury. Lincoln • Mr. Walker, Gloucefter; Mr. Bloom, Lad.
Mr. Ridge. Neweaftle ; Mr. Newcombe, Stamf
Mrord; Mr. Cow.
leerier. Mr. Eddowes, Shrewfbuty ; . SvrinneY,
mingham ; Mn. Dancer, York; Mani, CoStcy and Co. Ply.
mouth ;• Wooloser, Excen Mr. Collins, Sallfbury ; Mr.
Hodge., 11.erborre; Mr. Harvey, Southampton; Mr. Blakeney,
Windlue; and Mr. Roeby, Harrowgate.
N. B. P;rafe to obferve, that each bottle Is elofely foaled up,
f. don tt' otatle cover 'l. Beams*, In the Porkies'. /sand.
odter to gamine.

SITUATION AS TRAVELLER,

`ANTED,-for a rerpetlable Young Man, aged
27 pore, who can give the atoft fatisfadlory reference.
He has travelled in the Comtoirion line; would prefer a perma-
nent fituatinn, but beano obJedion to take one or two fond Corn-
miffions..—For particulars apply to A. B. No. 3, Northampeon•
buildings Clerkenwell.

'l'o BE SOLD, a Rrong, allive, handfome CUR-
-1 RICLE, or GIG HORSE, fifteen bands high, term years
old, colour dark bay, warranted found, and quiet in harnefs;
pries 45 Guineas. He is the property of a Gentleman, now in
Town, who may be referred to.—l'o be fern till Friday the tBth
inftant, at boikeflone's Livery Stables, Major Forbes's Paige,
Swallow•ftrcet, Ozford road

CURIOUS DICSOVERY IN GALVANISM.
TONES'a GALVANIC ELIXIR. Of this extra.
ordinary Medicine little need be laid. Its general ufe and very
extenfive circulation fufficiently point out its merits. lbc Elixir
Is particularly recommended to ds Ileac perfons of either fez,
who from habits of indulgence, late fitting up, Ste- &c are rub-
Jett to various nervous affrotioes. The only terrible effret is an
almolt initantaneous reftoration to health and fpitits, at the
Caine time being peculiarly grateful, and even delicious to the Wk.
lit Sick Head Ache, the Bile, Hyfterical and Confuniptive Com-
p aims, the firlt bottle, if the difesfe is recent, generally diens is
care. To married perfans, who have rot been bieffed with what h
conftdered a great and prinsipal cad of Matrimony—Children—
the above will be found an invaluahlr treafure. To prevent the
poffibility of imp-fition, ples(e to °Keret that each howle is in.
claed in a fealed cover, with fame cafes and a more dttalbd
account than delicacy, or the Hunts of an advertifernent will
admit, figned on the outride S. Jones, in the Proprietor's hand-
writing, and fold ,nly by him in London, Price ya. the bottle.
Orders for four bottles, irclofing a one pound note, and •d-
-dread (poll-paid) to Mr Jones, Surgeon, &c. No. tgo, Hol-
born, will he punctually executed. Perfo^c wiling to confult on
their own particular cake wilt meet with that atteotiou and fecrecy
which fuel, cafes always require.
. . _

N. b. Mr. Jock.' having appointed Mr. Entkr, No. 4, Cheap-
fide, Merv.. Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard; Melte,.
Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churchyard; and Neon Newhery and
Sam, St Paul's Churcb-yard; his Cole wholeftitt Agents in Loud 0,
all wholetale orders both In town and country, are rcquelted to
be addreired to them, who will make the trade the Igthti allowance.

Sold In the Cotkntry, by Mr. Banter, Edinburgh; Mr. Walker,
Neweaftle ; Mrs. Dancer, York ; Mr. Staines, Mawheilrr ; Mrs.
Marriott, Bads; Mtti 61Am:flits Mull aid Mr. coce,,
Sallibusy.

The ooly HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN: from the RE-
VOI LITTON to the PRESENT TIME.
•

This day was publlfhal, with numerous and ezteulive corredilons
by the Author, a new Edition, printed in tit ehre volt. Piro. uni-
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T`HE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from
the ikhVOLITTION in 088 (when Hume's Hiftory ter-
minates), to the PEACE of AMIENS in aos.
By WILLMM BEL•HA t, Efq.
Independently of the acknowledged m •rft of Mr Bellant's
Hif-
tory as a Work of unqueftionable Hdeiity, It claims efpecisi
notice of the public, as being the only liiitory of England by a
Engle writer, which ennthwes the Hiftory of Mr. Hume, with
uniform fpirlt and ability, to the prefent time.

. •
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morality, or Tome important truth.
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Reading, by the obfervation, that, although there at prefent cant
leveret excellent Books for teaching Reading and Elocution, the
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