Star.
London, England, 1816-09-09 00:00:00

THEA rtee OF 'IPERY-68, BERVIRS-STREET.
DR. CLOUGH. Physician, A cenucheut to the
St. hiwy-la bonne General Dispensary. and to the En-
&woe, or Benevolent Society, &c commences his Autumnal
COURSE of LECTURES on the above Science on MONDAY
Ossento the 7th of Octoberost Half-past Ten.
House Pupils will have the same extensive opportunities for
soot& improvements as num!. On an average, ten Cases are
*appropriated to each Pupil.
Particulars known as above, and at the Medical Booksellers.

NEX r *1 UESDAY WEEK.
BISH respectfully remkds his best Friends, the
j.. Pao., that the Lottery commences drawing Next Tues-
day Week,
THE 17TH OF THIS MONTH,
'on which day neatly 5,000 Tickets will be drawn; and the very
r.t Prawnra Out of the Wheel the First Day, will receive
~Aooo,addition to wha•ever other Prize it Is entitled to,
comer curly It Ticketbe a Prez,* of XOO,OOO The Scheme con •
siso ot only li3O•0 s, ,yet contains 'lwo Prize of £40,000,
Two prigesot £30,000, &c. mowing in the whole to the
Um of £205,780, in Stock and Money.—Tickets and Shares art
selling at BlSH's (Nitro,
4 CORNHII.I„ and 9, CIIARING-CROSS,
wi,ere coital rite to an immense anunitit have been sold, the
parttru!ars of which it is impo.sible to enumerate in an Myer-
tinoseut; suffi.e it to •ay, he sold
The Flost X.so,(irio ever drawn,
The Laic sesu,ooti evrr drawn,
The last 246,000 ever drawn,
The Last £30,000 ever drawn,
Aid One Prise of X 30,000, and u 6 o: her Capitals, in the Last
Lottery.

Jelei,ooo
Val be given in Addition to the First-drawn Prize on TUES-
DAY, i 7 th of THIS MONTH, when the State Lottery begins
Waiving. Thus one Ticket puriliaaed before that day, may
lisla 180,000 !
SCHEME CONTAINS
St Prizes of

440,000
5C30,000
410,000
a i 1000

' dcr.. &c. Consols and Money.
pTCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and .Co. the
Contractors, beg terve to remind their friends and the
Public of the near api roach of the Drawing, and respectfully
solicit their favours at their fortunate Offices, Corshill and eba-
kietCrois, where they old in the late Lotteries
18,646 • - 230.000
210.431 - - 25,(4)61 Guineas.
10,244 - - 23,000
4fi42 - - .€20,000
" -

'I his day was publisl.ed, i t Svo.
The Second Edition with Additions, illustrated with Eight En-
gravings, and a Portrait of the Author, price 14s. plain, and
Ss. coloured,
ATREATISE on some practical Paints relating
to the DISEASES of the LYE. '
By the late JOHN CUN MING I lANI SAUNDERS.
Dewoortrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hospital, Founder and
Surgeon of the London loErmary for curing Diseases of the Eye.
o which is ad to 1, a short Account of the Author's Life and
his Method of coring the Conjoint.' Cataract, by his Friend and
Colleague, 1. R. LARkE, M D.
Pitted for Longman., Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
'noster-row.

A NEW VOLUME
REGIS OSINGON'3 ANNUAL
lt.

This day *u published, in ene large vol..prke ht beards £l,
%THE ANNUAL REGISTER; or. •A View of
-IL the Histori,Politics, and literature, fut the year 1807,
being the Seventh Volume of a New Serlo:
Printtil for F. C. and 1. itivingtou, No. ne, St. Paul's Church.
2ard ; sold also by Messrs. Payne, Egerton, Hatchard, Nona-
ville and Fell, and Messrs. Arch.
OF the above-mentioned booksellers may be hid, the former
Volumes published by Messrs. RivitigtOns, commencing with the
year 1791.
The Volume for 1802, will be published early in the Winter,
and tile Volume for 1797, in contirmation of the former Series,
About the same time.

-GREAT NATION 9L REPOSITORY OF ORIGINAL
SCOTIISH MUSIC AND VOCAL POETRY.
This day was published, price One -Citifies, in boards,
The First Volume of
ALBYN's ANTHOLOGY ; or, A Select Collee-
tints of the Melodies and Vocal Poetry, peculiar to Sept-
land abd die Ides, hitherto unpublished. Collected and atranged
By ALEXANDER CANIPBELL,
Author of "The History of PoctrY in Scotland," " A Journey
through different parts of f.cntland;" &e.
,•;, In announcing this Work to Public notice, the Editor begs
to ohterve, that he has received extensive tend liberal assistance
!nen Gentlemen peculiarly conversant with the History, Litera-
ture, and Poetry of their Country ; And who have pledged thetti-
selves to eve all possible support to this extensive National un-
dertaking. Besides several Ladies of distinguished Poetical talent,
the following Gentlemen have already contributed Songs, written
itmosly fur the present Volume; Walter Scott, Esq. ; John
Wilton, Esq.; James Douglas, Esq. ; Alexander oswell, Eaq.;
Rrbert Jamieson, F.A S.; Mr. James Hogg, &c. Etc. And
atnung tiler Poets of the first eminence, the Editor gladly an-
nounces the Rev. R. C. Maturin, Awhor of " Bertram," as no
5m311 acquisition to the list of his Poetical contributors. •
London: Printed for Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane;
Clementi and Co. Cheapside; and Olivet and Boyd, Edinburgh.

I)RS. COOPER, MUNROE, and DUNCAN,
Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte' House,
lilackfriars Rota, have aicerained that upwards of 5000 Patients
are cured annually of prevailiag disorders, that hundreds were in
a Zatrelsing sate, owing to quacking themselves, and by etio-
lating into ignorant of the profeurtin, who deceive she public
by their specious promises and ihsmoral advertisements. Erup-
tions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings in
the nick, nodes on the shin-hones, pains in the head and limbs,
frequenly taken for rheumatism,swelledpncies, and nervous de-
bility, are (Skims which appear years after, and the consequences
of improper trerment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are
consulted daily from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a,
fa; and the pea have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Nun-
*, tin In o'rlock.--Tbere is a able door and private rooms fur
Lades.

VNESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma-
, jetty's Navy these Drops have for near iOO years past
maintained their character as a specific for the Scurvy, Gravel
I)r*Prf, Stranguary, Weakness and Obstructions in the Minary
..altagv, and General Debility; but particularly for their absolute
suu speedy cure of the Venereal Diseases Weasels' Jesuit's Drops
and Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expeditious Cure, and
ere so innocent in their nature, as to require httl.-or no restraint.
The great object to be attended t,) is, that Patients and Pur•
tl.ascrs shuuld be careful in having the true and genuine Prepare.
ti"n• as the unsafe, ansanctioned, and dangerous counterfeits at.
tt Opted re be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehoods, are
to numerous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser to ask
I'4 Witsseci )(SUIT'S Deoes, and unless they have the follow.
onads on the stamp, they are gross Impositions oa the public.
-I__lotePh Wessels, 66 St. Paul's Church-yard; which his Ma.
1"17 • C"litunisoitanenhave ordered to be curved on every Stamp,
to Imre them as their right. All ethers are Counterfeits.
litrcl'4llto, mss, and Venders supplied on liberal Waal'
/1?4, 21..94.-114.--$O4 us. Der Wahl.