Star.
London, England, 1818-05-20 00:00:00

RED LION, FAREHAM, HANTS.

G---- • - --
EOHGE HARILIS begs to return his most sin-
cere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general,
for the many favours conferred on him dm mg the last six years
it the above establhhed Inn, and respectfully informs them that
he has, at a great expense, fitted up the house in a superior style,
wherein he fidUCTS birwlf those families who may please to ho-
mer him with their favours, will be accommodated to their
tallamion.
Veil-aired Beds, good Sitting-rooms, stall Stabling, and lock.
up Cottb.houses. Neat Poetchaises, God Horses, and careful
]hirers.
Commercial Geriletuen particularly attended to.

GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
THE Remedy which experience abundantly proves
to be most successful in the GOUT, Ramona= GOUT, and
11.?“)12dATUIT 1111r1IMATIRM, is
Dr. WILSON'S TINCTURE.
A single dose will, in a few hours, remove the most agonising
pin, and a few repetitions will effectually subdue tba -cons-
pLint, whilst its composition is so inuocent that a child may
take it with safety.
Sold wholesale and retail by Sutton and Co. 10, Bow Church-
; and retail by Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Stradtlng, Royal
lithange; Ward, Holborn; Hawk, St. Paul's Church-yard;
(handler, Oxford-street; Moorehouse, Aldgate ; Osborne, ri-
shogsgatewtrect, London; a:.d by most Medicine Venders of
wpm in town and country, in bottles of 43.6 d. and 20s. each.
y Dr. Wu sow may be consulted during the present month,
at his apartments, No. 77, Lower Grosvenor-street, from the
inn of two to five daily ; or will give his personal auendance,
nquired.—May 1, 1818.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Hiehnes+ the Duke of YORK, President
Ltgeon.... Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London.
Governors—Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Moo. Colonel
J. B=7, M.P. John Latouche' M.P.T
HE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the
above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of
VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Come-
locum, in order to insure the Benefits that have resulted from
it, selected Mr. KIF.RN A N as it+ Surgeon, standing high on the
brt attic Royal College from having directed his chief attention
to those Dileases. Mr. KIERNAN conceives it a part of his official
duly toraution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal Col-
ley, publidied in Feb. 1816, as the only sure guide ; and that no
amnion of persons assuumiwg such titles, and publicly advertising
them, without being +auctioned by this List, are to be credited.
The Annual Itepsni of the Lock Dispensary will prove that
saute of the most dangerous Caen of KILICTURES, DEBILITY, and
whtr supposed-incurable Affections of the Generative Organs,
have been here radically and successfully treated.
Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes,'
at his honse-21, Lows& CILIILOTIE-3TERIT, BEDIVIDIIQUARE
übere Letters froia Town and Country are to be addressed, and
she cecetwary Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent to any
tet of the United Kingdom.
• Jest published, price 4s. Second Edition,
Pr.ecvscat. Onzautsces on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan,
wl may be had at No. 174, Fleet-erect ; 20, Paternoster-row;
14, Crown-court, Sobel

L?..JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC'

PILLS.
111. It. G. G. JAMES, the Grandson of the 1n-
...1 1. ',tutor of these just!). esteemed begs respect.
'7lO form the Public that he has renewed from No. 33, Brig-

otte...t, the residence of his late erandfather, to Yo. :m,
ieit-street, Hanover-square, (two doors front bold-street),
i..rot he conuten.4 to prepare and sell tl•.ese Medicines, and
indeed, is the only place in the whole wellti where they
:at prepreti in their genuine state, as invented and im.proved by
ks he Grandfather, Dr. James.— The Agency for the wile of
tte above Medicines has been wholly tvaneerree from Messrs.
to the House of Messrs. BUTLIS and Sons, No. 4,
°°i London, and 31, Saekvilleostreet, Dublin; but their
.ind the consequent great demand for them having ino
d.i:tl ir.-.itation of them, Mr. James, with a view to guard
against the pernicious consequences he daily hears of,
resa,:it..; from such spurious compositions, entreats the Pub.
it to .4 wove, tLat, for the safety and protection of these Who
yet to take these Medicines in their genuine Roe, he subscribes
htiel of etch box of Pills and packet of Powder with his
ink hi. own hand-writing ; and this is a distinguishing mark
ct his Genuine 114:dicines from the ppyrious compositions of
u4tri. And he begs again to remind the Pabli.:' that however
elm may /met rid to know the secret of these Medicines, it is
,11 411 h!”..1.s admitted, that hr without doubt does know it, and
the Public in their application to him or to. Messrs. Butler's,
iy Agents. cannot possibly be liable to any risk of impost:lex

val-a-,twee, Hanover-square, kirCh S3p iais.

Jand J. SIVEWRIGHT feel pleasure in stating
• they had the good fortune to sell
No. 24,206, the First £30,000 ever drawn!
15,760, the Last £30,000 ever drawn!
And respectfully solicit attention to the merits of the present
to.heme, which, with only 14,000 Tickets, contains
107 CAPITAL PRIZES ! including
• Prises'"
• 4 Prism dcc.

And 6 ether

of £5OO, £4OO, Ste-

IGHT,

TDISH, impressed with a just sense gratitude
* for past favours, respectfully returns thanks to his nume-
rous Friends for their patronage in the last TWO LOTTERIES,
and is happy to say,ehet .Fas usual) '• Portuieferows those who
favour his Wen with a preference," he having shared and sold, in
the short period of Four Motphs,____

FIFTY-EIGHT 'CAPITAL ralns.

The limiuCfan Advertisement are too brief to detail the full
particulars g but he has published a complete List of them,...nu-
prising the manner in which they were shared, and the places-
where they were sold to, which may be had gratis, at his fortu-
nate Offices, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross, London ; or of
any of bis Agents in the Country ; and which to Lottery Adven-
curers will be found highly interesting. The £30,000 Prizes
were drawn last Lottery, and the £20,000 Prizes the Lottery
itbefore; their particulars are as follow:
Sixteenth 3,649...... Aberdeen.... ..... ..420,000
Sixteenth 2,241.— ... Bath 20,000
Sixteenth 17,595 Berkhamstead 30,500
Sixteenth 8,841...... Berwick 50,000
_ . -

Sixteenth 4506 Bristol 30,000
Sixteenth...-. 4,349 Bristol ...... -..-...... 20,000
Sixteenth 4,349 Br ut0n....... ........... 20,000
Sixteenth...... 4,349 Camberwell. 20,000
Eght ......17,595 Canterbury 30,500
Si x teenth......17,595 Canterbury 30,500
Sixteenth 17,595.-- Chelmsford ....... ..... 30,500
Sixteenth 3,645...... Chesterfield. 20,000
Sixteenth 3,645 .. - Clapham 90,000
Sixteenth 4,706 Clapton
Sixteenth 17,395- ... Clare court, Drury-la. 50,200
Sixteenth 3,645...... Cork
Sixteenth 4,706 Cornhill .............. 30,000
Half 2,241 Cornhill 20,090
Sixteenth 17,595 Dartford . 30,500
Quarter 3,645 Derby . ..................20,000
Sixteenth 2,241 Derby. 20,000
Sixteenth 4,706 Dublin ,,......30,000
Sixteenth ......17,595 Edinburgh......... ...... 50,500
Sixteenth 4,706 Edinburgh 3't,000
Sixteenth 3,645 Edinburgh 20,000
Sixteenth 2,241...... Edinburgh 20,000
Sixteenth 4,349...... Edinburgh 20,000
Sixteenth...... 4,706 Powey, Cornwall 30,000
Sixteenth...... 2,241 Glasgow . 20,000
Eighth 4,349 Gloucester
Sixteenth 4,706 Hackney 30,000
Sixteenth 4,706 Hereford ' ' 30,000
Sixteenth-- 3,645 Hereford 20,000
5ixteenth......17,595...... Kennington 30,500
Sixteenth 4,706 Lambeth 30,000
Sixteenth 17,593 Leeds 30,500
Sixteenth 1,241 Lincoln's ins-aelds ...20,000
Sixteenth 4,706. ...Liverpool 450,000
Sixteenth 4,706 Maidstone 10,000
Sixteenth 2,241 Newgate-Wreet 20,000
Sixteenth 9,241 Newcastle.on-Tyne ...20,000
Sixteenth 3,645 Newcastle, Ms/ 20,000
Sixteenth.- ... 4,706 Norwich . 30,000
Sixteenth 3,645. . - Norwich • 20,000
Quartet
Sixteenth 4,349.. ...Oundle 20,000
Sixteenth 4,349 Penzance . 20,000
Sixteenth 17,595 Penzance 30,500
Sixteenth 4,706...... Philpet-lane 30,000
Sixteenth...... 4,706... -Plymouth 30,000
Sixteenth
Si xteen.h 17,595...... Reading 40,500
Sixteenth.... 17.595......R054erhithe 10,500
Sixteenth 17,595 Sandwich 30,500
Sixteenth. " 4,706......Tbetterd .......,.... -7.0,000
Sixteenth...... 3,645 Thetford 20,008
Sixteenth-. -17,595.- ..Tower 1115 30,500
Sixteenth... ..17,595 Tunbridge 30,500
F:xteenth...... 5,645 Walbrook ...... ......... 20,000
Sixteenth 4,349.... Wincant0n..............,20,000
Sixteenth 4,540.....: Whitechapd ...... .... -20,000
Sixteenth 4,349.... Yin% ... 16 Mo. 10,000
_ _

New Lottery begins 4th of June, King's Birth Dry,-10?
CaPilals--3 of XsO.OOO—AU Sterling honey—i4,ooo Tickets.
Being more Capitals, and less Tickets than last Lottery.—The
90 Arst-drawn Prizes will have 11,000 each, making upwards of
.. . _

00,000 in tide Fi;st Ilay: Hour.

Ticket' awl Shares are selling by Snit, Stockbroker, 4, Corn-
Ml!, 9, Charing;octarairindos, and by his Agents in Eng-
bad, Ireland, and

William Nicholls, of Huntingdon, sack and rope-maker, June
15, 16, and 30, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon.
Attornies, Mews. Lowe and Bower, Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London; or Messrs. Sweeting, Huntingdon.
Joseph Whitehouse, of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire,
mercer, draper, and clothier, May 30, June 1, and 30, at eleven
at the Shakespeare Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon. Attornies,
Messrs. Price and Williams, 9, Lincoln's-inn Old-equare,
London ;or Mr. Wzn. Tibbits, Stratford-on Avon.
Nathaniel Trewkltt, late of Nortballerton Yorkshire, linen-ma-
nufacturer, June 24, at six, June 25, :nd no, at ten, at the
Sessions House, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Wells,
Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn-Fields, London; or Mews. J. F.
and R. Carr, Wakefield.
Edward Lyne, late of Plymouth, Devon, merchant, dealer and
chapman, June 13, 15, and 30, at eleven, at the King's Arms
I Inn, Plymouth. Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Wright,
King's Bench-Walks, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Peter
Tonkin; or Messrs. Vioekombe and Jago, Plymouth.

Prizes of £20,000! I 20 Prizes of 41,006 i
Prizes of ,e 3,000 & P. 2,000! I 20 Prizes of £sos, &c.
And the Scheme is so arranged that
TWENTY ONE TILVISSAND POUND PRIZI
Must be Draw,( rst Twenty Minutes,
On the 4th Jul; .9 BIRTH-DAY.
kets and Shares arsisporit yJ.& J. MEWED
at • k d Offices,
No. 57, Co ~.„ .#2:O-
_..' 'Mg, H -1
11, Noma -._*1.... -iikei,*Oompazo-szaast
Who Soli' an. • very last Lotterp,
No. 15,760,:,a *rize of £30,500!
No. 5,128, a Prize of £1,000!