Star.
London, England, 1820-08-26 00:00:00

TIIE CM SE OF TIIE PUBLIC.

TO EXPOSE DUPLICITY and unmask hypo
crisp is my object, and I am not to be deterred firm my
purpose by NIVATE .11111,EA vs or Public Calumnyr while the
present Lottery exists I shall continue to raise a warning Alice,
a;:d repeat, that out 401/ the Lottery, there are ON 1.1" 6_ Toasts
by cidich the Pub:ic can gel their money back, and that by all the
rest the l'urchaeers must Luse the whole or part cf their money.
—For this extraordinary chalice, Dlr. BISH CII A RUES A
HIGIJh.R PRICE, although he bought the Tickets nearly
NINETEEN THOUSAND POUNIK; less than the last.
It may suit Mr. rasp's purrose to speak of the ldst or any
Lottery rather than the present, in hopes of turning the Public
atteueira from the Scheme; but the trick shall not avail him,
for those who do brw, shall be fully informed of the true nature
of theii chance. At a proper time I shall be ready to enter
fully into the examination of the last Scheme, and I trust
satisfactorily refute the disgraceful folseho,ds by which it is I
assailed, and at the sante 'time lay such an exposition of cir..l
co:nuances before the Public, as will convince them that
though FRAUD was NOT practised on the Public, 'it was
on the Contractors.
If either I, or the Gentleinen who were connected with me
is the last Contract, had feared the malignant efforts of T. Matt,
we might easily have avoided them ; but we did not chute
to fuji the price—we did not think his public principle worth
the money.

However ungracious it may appear in any man to speak in
praise of his own character, I am compelled to say, that I
bball never shrink from a comparison with Mr. BIM, either
as to integrity or responsthilit.t,,, at:d I shall not suffer him inipu-
stonily to 'fleet a superiority over me, which thou: who know us
Log will never accord kins•

I am the Public's obedient and really grateful Servant,
CyrraililL G. CARROLL.

• • The 'Public hay* yet to learn, that the present is a Coalition
Lottery, and is held by two distinct lists, though T. Butt is osten-
tageuey announced as the Sete Contractor; the last was also a
patition Lottery, but it was openly and fairly stated as such to
the Public ; there can be no good reason for the concealment
new, except th.l.t it has afforded the party in the back greitild an
opportunity of giving his " unqualified approbation" to his own
Scheme'! ! ! as if he were a disinterested person.

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ACIIYULATED ISSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
decided preference this new Sauce has
espe-
rieneed during the short period it has been before do
having already occasioned s.ime spurious ir..ita Ursa, E.
LAZENBY and SON r.spcctfully hloint.the Nubiaty and
Gentry, the original Article is' prepared only at their Wzre-
hpuses, No. C., Edward-street,. London, alul 93, liorllametn-
street, Dublin ; • the label of each bonle'siond " Elixabeib La-
zenby."—N. B. Frcm its peculiar !reparation, the acid. airn.
chovy Saute will be fin very delicious with Steaks, ilashes„
&c. as well as all hinds cif Fish, and claims a decided preference
for Exportation, is warranted to keep In any climate, and does
cot turn rancid when opened.