Star.
London, England, 1820-03-31 00:00:00

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IpROFESSOIt lIIVELLrs celebrated PAINTING
A of 6_ SPA INQUISITION, at the GREAT
ROOM, 87. P.% LL-AIALL. 'his astonishing performance,
which so much elteites the oat-In:ion of the, lovers of the Ans,
and others, IS R'S.HIBITING at the abov! plata, to
the admiration of itA uumerous visitors. _ _

The Unke of Cit.orcserea and man:- of the Nobility, who
have lately viewed the Performance, have all expr.ased. the
highest satisfaction it the genius cf the Artist, as well as praise
at tLe merits of the peil;vrmance.
Tee pecui'ar mode of lighting the Painting, which is entirely
to the Arts, merits the astonishment and admiration of all
v ; ;:ew the very interesting performance.
102 CAPITAL PRIZES.
"7.
_TAZ.kRD and Co. the Contractors, having, by
IJ.. permission of Government,
.:Drri:lll relay THOUSAND POUNDS
T. the Prize Maricy of the prestpt Lottery, are enabled to

present to the Public an
;'sipre::edented List of Capital Prizes.
iNctemno

TOUR
TWO
TWO

Prizes of
Pe:zes of
Prizes of

,C50,0G0
.C 20.000
SI 0,000

71ree Cent. Conse!;, with otters of £l,OOO, £ioo,
Ste. fic. acid at the same tithe give to
L.nly Purchasers an exclmive Advanta6O Of Sixty
Thousand Ponr.ds,
be distributed in SACO Prises of i:3O rata,
ON THE 11th APE UL.

Tao Purchaser; will have these Prizes over arid above any
etc:: Prizes to which they may be entitled on the 27th April,
sr:i-ta :he Drawing begins. The advantage of an early purchase
be obvious. as, on the 11. th April, the Adventurers
'AY GAIN, BUT CANNOT LOSE.
'rickets and Shires are Sellin. at Ifiazattn and Co.'s Offices,
Royal Excletnse Gate; '26, Corrikill; and 324, Oxford street ;
where, in the Last Lnuery Contract. they Sold TWO Priers
of £::C,300, and ALL the PRIZEiII of 5e30,000 In a recent
Lottery.

On Saturday will be publizbe3,

BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
wo.xxxvi. for MARCH, 1.3::D.

cortmera.
1. Boaiana; or, Sketches of Putilistn. By One of the Fancy,
No. Letters of Timothy Tielder, Esq. tea Eminent Li-
terary Characters, No. VI. To the Editor of the History of the
Erskine Dinner.-3. Letter from an Elderly Gentle‘Yoman to
Mr. Christopher North.-4. Notices of the Acted asma in
London, No. X Ode to Mrs. Flanagan. By an Iribh
Gentleman, lately deceased.-6. Letter from the Ettrick Shep-
herd, enclosing a Letter front Jatnes Laidlaw..... 7. St. Priest
Papon.-8. On Wit and Humour. By the late Professor John
Millar.-9. A Sicilian Story, with other Poems. By Barry
Cornwall-10. On the Science of Physiognomy.-11. Od Sir
Thomas Urquhart's Jewel.-12. Transactions of the Dilettanti
Sotiety of Edinburgh. No. 111. The Progress of Architecture
In Enghend.-13. Recollections. No. III". Mark Macrabin's
Account of the Buchanites. —l4. Remarks on the Diversity of
Genus.-15. A Church-yard Scene.-16. Tue Sailor's Song.-
17. Elysium. A Sonnet.-18. Autumn. A Sor.net.-19. Hymn
to. the Moon.-.-20. The Elder's Death-belt.-41. Extracts from
Mr. Wales Diary. No. I. Geraldine; M‘Crie's Life of Mel-
ville.; Reviews and Magazines; Ainsley's Father's Second Pre-
sent; Nicholson's Etchings.-22. Lord Melville's isonument.
—23. The slonastery.7-24. The Warder. No. V.-25. Literary
and Scientliic Intelligence.-26. Works preparing for Publi-
cation.-27. Monthly List of New Publkations.-22. Monthly
Register, Etc.
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February 16th, 1520, the Day appo:zited for the lowa--
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v, John's College, Cambridge.
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