Star.
London, England, 1817-08-27 00:00:00

Playing Cards for Exportation free of Duty.

BY HIS MAIEiTY'S ROYAL. LarrEßs P sTEN T.
JME ITALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR
• BRUSHES, for all hinds of Uses. The tnivenal recep-
tion and unbounded Patronage (beyond all parallel) given to thew
New Invented Brushes, by all ranks in Society, is a wonderful
Instance of their excellence over every ether Implement for
Cleansing the Head from scurf, thereby strengthening, beautify.
lug, and promoting the growth of the Hair. As Horse Brushes,
they are approved and recommended by Professor Colman
They are alike esteemed to all kinds of personal Uses, and for
all Domestic Purposes, wherein a greater degree of cleanliness
will prevail, and combine economy with expedition. They are
also of the greatest consequence for Manufac ure and Machifiery,
and are big .Iy appreciated by a number of the first Artisans in
the Country; the superiority of the Patent Brushea is so great,
that (In comparison) all others are wholly useless, as will be
proved on trial. Patent Brushes ur.warranted free from whale-
bag. or any adulteration, and at the same price as geouine
Brushes het et. doe ma&.
To be had retailed the PATENTEE. No. SS, Quay MART-
.L.11•11.111111t-STRIZT, POI:LAUD PLACt. and at SW, OXFORD-
iresZT; and all respectable venders of Brushes In the United
Kingdom. Some fraudulent Shopkeepers baying formed on the
Public, both in price and quality, by selling spurious Brushes,
please to ask for ME ICALIFE'S PA TEN I' BRUSHES. and
see that each Brush has the Pa enters Stamp impressed on it—
" Marcttrei PATtNTta," with the Royal Insignia. Whole-
sale Orders to be addressed to METCALFI and KENT, 49,
Dean-street, Soho; or T. G. Kent, Poultry, London.

DROPSY.

MR. LUXMOORE, of Slathampton Buildings,
Holborn, London, (formerly Surgeon at Uxbridge), ac.
quatnts the Public that he continues to attend Patients in the di&
fermi species of this Disorder, in teen and Country. Amongst'
the numerous Cameo( dos Diwase (Including Dropsy In the Chest,
and that peculiar to Females) which have been cured by his me-
thod of treatment, many Were complicated with dimmed Livers,
amity Habits, Ste. and several, atter having been tapped.
N.S. No Letters, unless post paid, will be received.
So his Address to Hydropic Patterns, and Appendix of Cases.
Sold by Highly, Fleet-street.

The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in
former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the
Country, .has induced T. Batt to repeat it in the
present. The under-mentioned Tickets are reserved
for such persons as may order thew, and as the-cum-
bers last advertised were apprnted by many person■
residing in London. it has been thought advisable,
for the con►enience of the Public, to have part at
the West, and part at the East end of the Town.—
The following may be had at No. 4, CORNIIILL,
either in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths,
or Sizteenths

No. 609 N 0.1122 I No. 394 No. 428 No. 565
1,717 2,306 2,410 2,484 319
1,544 1,703 1,71' 5 1,7112 2,:'73
1,357 1,190 I 1,3::0 I,ntle 1,701
2,461 1,138 1,194 1,371 1,483
The tollowing may be had at No. 9, eliaring•Cross,
either in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths,
or Sixteenths:

No. Hi No. 2,070 Na 4:2 No. 2,967 No. 427
233 I 1,672 316 1,04 1,496
11 1,742 I 3,372 430 1,469 I 1,1411
2,653 2,739 eel 0,124 1,481:
The present Lottery consists of 5,800 Tickets, Two
Tichets of each Mother. the Scheme contains Two
Prizes of 1e20,000, and various other Capitals, all of
which Ire Staling Money, (a: the Lottery dr: sot cos•
eer Stoch Prize:.) whole will be drawn
10th of MIXT MONTII (Septt•mber.) 1.1 a former
Lottery, some of the advertised Numbers proved
part of the numerous Capitals sold by &Nu, which
in the last, as has been usual in almost every plea-
ding Lottery, exceeded in number and amount those
sold by any other Otfice-keeper.—T. Butt has re-
served a few duplicate Tickets for those persons who
wish to have Two of a Number, by which arrange-
ment, if the purchaser is fortunate enough to get one
420,000, be is sure to get the other.—The following
may be bad at Combat
140.2,201 2.002 2,002
2.001 111501 2,805
AT CHAR:NO-2RO= :

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lb. grein 2.104 2,799
NM . f.,804 2,799
PRESENT PRICE:
TICIN • - £l9 10 0

410 90 I Eighth - Al 13
Quarter - 3 'Sixteenth - 1 7 0
Lenin (post-paid) duly auswered.

Sept. 17, J. P. H Hagelorn, Oil Brad street, no ;Yon!, at
twelve. Sept. 16, J. Herrison, London, merclmo, a! e:t
wept 17, r. Coward, !lath, linen draper, at one. October :4), K.
Collins, Strand, jeweller, at tea Sept. 16.'1' Vuunght &bind lad
E. Walker, Newgate street, war. houseman, at two. Sept vo,W.
Piper, Hammersmith, barge builder, at one. October t 1 , kneel
Farthinp, St. Juhn's street, victualler, at °Le. Sept IC, 1.. Graf
and I. Lever, Newate street, worsted trimming manul.cturcr,
at two. Sept. 16, H. Higgiusou, Elasbury-square, merchant, at
two. Sept. 16, B. Lewin, Illsbupegste-streer,Oveller, at two.
Sept. 16, R. Move, Sloane.stteet, carpenter, at two. &pt. IC,
J. Coop:r, Cal I. 011, Litscultakire, horse dealer, at tw "ept.
J. edwards, Clare street, Clare market, eilverstottb, at • war.
16,1. Cunningham, Market street, Bedfordshire, corn-dealer, ;it
two. Ser. 16,'r. Herbert, liauway-street, haberdasher, at ten.
Sept. IG„ G. Ulrich, Croydon, baker, at two. Sir. 16. R. Pete
hove, Falmouth, mercer, ar two. Sept. IG, C. Martin, Aix-tibiae
vey, Breoataldre, innkeeper, at two.