Star.
London, England, 1816-12-07 00:00:00

POPULAR LOTTERY.
ALL MONEY PRIZES,
ICK ONLY TWELVE THOUSAND
TTS,
TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND GUINEAS, AND UP-
WARDS OF FORTY OTHER CAPITALS.
THE Public voice, manifesting itself more clearly
every clay in favour of the present Lottery, by the multi-
plod Orders reedited at the different Offices, makes it necessary
that T. DISH the Contravor, should recommend to his Friends
evil purchases. in order that they may not :nett that disap-
pes-et so likely to result from a limited number of Tickets
wde n increasing sale. The Lottery, comisting of only i 2,000
Tickets, with Two Prizes of 20,000 Guineas, and upwards of
Forty other Capitals, will commence drawing on the 41st of Ja-
nuary, on which day the first eight drawn Pr zes will be entitled
to an additional sum of 3,700 Guineas, and the first 500 Blanks
to 25 Guineas each : by this latter arrangement, those adventu-
rer. whose I Ickes may be drawn on the first day, and who may
hot be so fer moue as to obtain a Prize, will acquire a sum ex
seeding that which they have adventured, and be enabled, should
**splendid Capitals remain undrawn, to renew their chance for
them without further expense —Tickets and Shares selling by T.
DOH, at his Oakes, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross ; and
by his Agents throughout the Country.

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This day were published, in 4W.
Embellished with Portraits, price Xi I Is. 61 boards,
MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE
LIFE of the Right Honourable RICHARD BRINSLEY
SHERIDAN, with a particular Account of his Family and Con.
intim. Drawn from Authentic Documents, and illustrated
With original Correspondence and variety of interesting Anec-
dotes of distingtahhed Personages, among whom will be found
Burke, Fox, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Parr. Garrick, disc. disc.
By JOHN WA i KINS, LL.D.
When the various talents of this celebrated man are considered ;
the distinguished part he took in the political affairs of the coun-
try; his king conoection with the Stage; his inti►nacy with the
Petra Characters and the greaten Wits of the age, and those
opubairassnurnot which too frequeutly accompany genius; it is to
be expected that a faithful and Impartial I.istory of his should
open a wider field of instruction and ionusenicnt than has been
exhibited by any production subsequent or even previous to the
Biography of Johnson.
Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit• street, Hanover-square.

IN THE. PRESS.
'The Seventh Quarto Volume of
THE WORKS of the late Right Hon. EDMUND
1i BURKE, containing his Speeches in Westminster Hall on
t~ehnpeschmetrt of Mr. Hastings.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 61; St. Paul's Church-
yard; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.
In preparing these Speechos lot the Press, the Notes of the
shorthand Writer employed by the Managers from the House of
Catuniong, some parts of which were corrected by Mrs Burke
himself, have in other parts been carefully compared with the
Nut s, which lie made use of in those Speeches, and by the
Delp of which numerous errors have been rectified, and den-
cienoes supplied. The Eli:ions of those Speeches, which have
Intherto been altered tikthe Public, appear to have been compiled
to the Journals of the dines, and to be incorrect and int-
perlect.