Star.
London, England, 1821-01-16 00:00:00

TUESDAY NEXT.

SWIFT and Co. have much pleasure in stating to
their Friends and the Public, that there are MORE
PRIZES aml FEWER BLANKS in the present Scheme than
io soy Lottery for many years past; and that the Purchasers
base the Chance of obtaining One or More of the NINE £21,000
Prises at less risk than in any recent Lottery. The Drawing
hepes on TUESDAY NEXT, the ‘231 instant, wheu THREE
Prises of £21,000 ncsr be drawn in.the First Five Minutes.
Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
11, You Veal'; I 31, A LDGA HIGH-
-12, Cnattutc-Cnoss ; STILZIT
Where they Sold, in Shares, the Last Prize of £30,000 Money
ever drawn.

This day was published,
In Two thick Vols. foolscap 800. price 14s. in boards,
DICTURES, HISTORICAL and BIOGRAPHI-
I CAL, drawn from English, Scottish, and Trish History.
By JOHN GALT, Esq.
Author of the Life of Wolsey, and of Mr. West.
This Work is chiefly compiled from the ancient Chronicles,
ad from detached pieces of Modern History, and affords curl-
asancEdiNtinct views of the most remarkable Characters, Inci-
ass, and particular Events, from the earliest Annals of the
am Kingdoms, to the end of the Reign of George the Third.
Printed for Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS and Co. and to be h.sd of
I Cumming, Dublin; Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and all
Booksellers.

CLASSICAL BOOKS.
RICARDI PORSONI ADVERSARIA.—Price
18s. boards ; imperial paper, price £2. 2s. boards.
LLIMACHUS. Edidit C. J. Blomfield, D.D. Bvo.
14i. boards.

JESCHYLI AGAMEMNON, Bvo. price 10s. boards.—
PROMETHEUS VINCTUS. PERS2E. et SEPTEAI CON-
TRA THEIJAS, Bvo. each, Bs. boards. Ad Fidem hlanuscrip-
atom, t...tendavit Notas et Glassaria adjecit. C. J. Blom-
, LW, D.D.
EURIPIDIS HIPPOLYTUS CORONIFER, et AL-
CESTIS, with Notes by J. H. Monk, A.U. Bvo. Bs. each, bds.
ARISTOPHA NIS COMCEDUE. Notes by It. F. P.
&wick, 4 vols. Bvo. £2. 12s. 6d. board,.
THUCY DI DES : 4 vols. •vo. £3. 3s. boards.
HERODoII HALICARNASSEI HISTORIARUM,
Ltbri IX. Edit. Reiaii, &c. vois. Bvo. .Cl. ls. boards.
T. LIVII I'ATAVINI HIBTORLE. with Notts by J. B.
L Crevier: i vols. &so- £*. 2s. boards.

IL TULLE( CICRRONIS SEX ORATIONIDI Frag-
ments Inedita, cum Commentarils Antiquls item ineditis in-
'nut, notis inustravit. Angelus Maius, with Fae-Similes of the
MIS Bvo. boards.

LEXICON GILECO-PROSODIACUM, auctore T. Mo..
IdL New Edit. By R. Maltby. One vol. 4to. £5. Ss. boards.
JOANNIS Se.IPUL£ LEXICON GR/ECO-LATI-
VOL Two vols. 4to. £5. .57. boards.
' RELIQUIX SAME: with Notes by M. Routh, four vols.
Sea E 3. boards.
NOVUM TESTA MENTUM GRACE. By Griesbach.
Tiro vol.. svo. £2. 2s. boards.
NOVUM TESTA MENTUM GR/ECUM. By Hardy.
Ti, vols. livo. £2. 2s. boards.
Printed for J. Mawtnan, S 9, Ludgate-street.

Lately published,
PUSTACE'S AND HOARE'S CLASSICAL
TOURS in ITALY. Three vols. 4w. price £6. 6s. Nis.
EUSTACh'S CLASSICAL TOUR in ITALY. Four
sol►lso. price '3 borrils.
BOA it surPLEMENT to EUSTACE. Quarto, price
,12 as. in hoards.

The same Work, in two vols. Bvo. price £1 41. boards.
" Of the two books (Mr. Eustace's and Sir R. C. Hoare's) the
resent is pu,sibly the more curious, because the line of inquiry
I' more remote from the usual course pursued by travellers in
Italy; and because the author has embellished, or rather au,
. ted, his disquisitions with a great number of lapidary luscrip-
-s The author has many merits ;an unprejudiced and can.
tki mind ; an acquaintance with numerous excelicnt books," &c.
Monthly Review, Nov. 1820.
HUNT'S (Rev. J. II.) TRANSLATION of TASSO's Se-
USA LEM. Two vols. Bvo. price £1 10s. in boards.
BF.RRINGTON'S LITERARY nisroity of the MID.
LE AGES. Co. price £2 2s. boards.
WRA NOII.I WS BRITISH PLUTARCH. Six vols. Bvc.
' e £3 12s. boards.
GRAY'S WORKS, by Mtvrenn. Two vols. 4to. price
. Ss. boards.

KNOX'S HISTORY of CEYLON. 4to. price £2 12s. Gd.
n....1_

LAING'S DISTORT of SCOTLAND. Four vols. avo.
New Edition, price El 16s. boards.
MILLAR'S VIEW of the ENGLISII GOVERNMENT.
Four vols. Avo. New Es 'Won, price X 1 16s. boards.
PRICE'S ESSAYS on the PICTURESQUE. Three vols.
Ivo. New Edition, price £1 7s. boards.
TIIORNTON'S PRESENT STATE of TURKEY. Two
roll Svo. New F.dition, price El Is. boards.
TWEDDELL'S REMAINS. 4to. price Al boards.
rhird Edition.
Printed fur J. ILawnian 59 Ludgate-street.

Jus
Vlt pued,
LING_ HIS'ItY blish
of ENGLAND. Four
vols. ,to. price .4"7. iff boards.
" Hi.torisns in general borrow implicitly from each other.-
11t. Liugard understands his duty better, and is more serupu-
In in the periormanre of it. He always has recourse to the
Ina aurhoritie.;, an 4 the effect ris..; . : seen in every page of I
aarrative."—Briti.h li.:v. Dec. 1820.
HUGIIES"f RAVELS in SICILY, GREECE, and AL-
AN lA. Two vols..lto. prise £5 ss. in boards.
4 We certainly have never encountered a traveller wl.o pos-,
more of the art of 'carrying his readers with him, than Mr.
tithes; and few, indeed, have it in an equal degree. Ile is
tartly to have wandered amongbt the scenery and objects he
bribes—and when it is considered what these are, it will be
that higher prAise cannot be
ov. 18 o._ also ECICCI
r given."—Baldwin Magazine,
k Review for Nov. and Dee. 18.10.
rliutud for J. itawmaa, 59, Ludgate-street,.

Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Niaria-lane, Lon-
don ; Deighton and Sans, Cambridge ; and W. Grape', Liverpool.

Speedily wilt be published, in Octavo,
THE DOGE or VENICE. an Historical Tragedy,
In Five Acts.
)3y the Right Hon. Lord BYRON.
- Printed for John Murray, Atbetnarle-street.

In z few days will be published, in Shah
Ai NARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGNS of the
BRITISII ARMY, at WASHINGTON and NEW
ORLEANS, io 1814-15.—8 y an OFFICER.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-strert.

In the Press, in Quarto, with a Chart of the Routes, and a great
variety of coLuted Plates, illustrative of the Costumes of the
several Natives of Northern Africa.
_ _ _•

A NARR.ATIVE of TRAVELS in NORTHERN
£1 AFRICA, from TRIPOLI to SIOURZOrK, the Capi-
tal of Fezzan ; and from thence to the Southern Extremity of
that Eirigdorn, in the Years 1510,1819, and 1820; accompanied
by Geographical Notices of Soudan, and of the Course of the
Niger; of the state of Slavery, and of the Slave• Trade as now
conducted, chiefly by the Sultan of Fezzan.
By GEORGE FRANCIS LYON,
Captain R.N. and Companion of the late Mr. Ritchie.
Printed for John Murray, Albuttarle-Areet.