Star.
London, England, 1811-06-26 00:00:00

GRAND JUBILEE.
LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, C.At.
rpHE PREPARATIONS for the FETE, in St.
7.1- James's Park being nearly completed, it is deemed neces.
ivy to give the Public some idea of what the Amusements will
I e, thotreh it is impossible in an Advertisement to say enough for
rov person to form a just opinion of what this Fete will consist.
A more full description it given to each purchaser of Tickets. It
hoped, therefore, it will suffice in this place to say that Booths
flr refreshments will be placed In proper situations round the
vas*, with open Marquees provided with *faqirs:. the morons*.
dation of the Company ; that Bands of Music wUI attend, and
proper spaces bemmarked out for those who chase to dance ;
ilia: Balloons of different sties, •ne large enough far two persons
to ascend in the Car attached to it, will ascend at different times
to the evening.
The most brilliant Fire-works ever seen in this to entry, will
be esbibited upon the Temple and upon the Chinese Bridge. The
%%hole of the Park will be illuminated with. Chinese Leathern.,
sod every Tree with variegated Lights; the Pagoda will be Ulu-
minsted with Gas Lights; the Rettprilooth will be lighted, and
the whole of the Allegorical Fire-works and Transparencies,
resenting War, giving an idea of the horrors of a besieged For-
tuss, and changing on a sudden to a description of Peace, will be
among the Amusements of the Company assembled.
The Public are recommended not to purchase any Tickets
hit at this Office, or at the Licensed Lottery Offices, indorsed
by the Person at whose house they may purchase them ; and
are particularly requested to believe that this caution only arises
from a desire to prevent disappointment to them, as detection
of forgery must immediately take place, inasmuch u the Gen-
tleman who signs the Tickets for each gre respectively, will be
there to receive them. It is particularly desired early application
for Tickets may be Made, pries, Two Tickets, for One Guinea, as
for some Gate, even at this time, no more Tickets can be filled up.
1 he Jubilee will take place the Ist of August.

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A TOUR THROUGH the ISLANE of ELBA.
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911-1 E HISTORY of FRANCE, under the Kings
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