Star.
London, England, 1807-03-25 00:00:00

DIRECTORS.

Sr Jas. Cnettlutrne, of Langton, James Wright, Ffq.
Bart. tinder Secretary of State John Edward Batentan, Efq.
Sir M. M Lopes, Bart. Luder lioffham. Efq.
G. F. Stratton, Efq. John Prowett, Efq.

HONORARY DIRECTORS.
Sir Digby Maekworth, Bart. John Gulling, Efq.
Patterfon, Ffq. It. Green, Efq.
Sariinel Sketchley: Efq. Thomas Hague, Efq.

Philip Palmer, gfq. -
,THE CApital of this Innitution cnntills of Shares
of soh each, to be paid in full, or by Inftalments of los. per
Share at the option of the Subfcrib,:r ; the money is invelted on
well fecured Annttitlei, and the l.ives ittfured, and it Is the objeEt
Of this Influtution to bent fit the Grantors of Annuities, by giving
more years purchafe than is ufually paid. It is customary to give
no more than fle years purchafe, that is about t 7 per cent. This
With ion will Nye filch perfons nearly 5 per cent anc., at the fame
time materially benefit the Subfcri..ers, who will obtain 8 per cent.
fbr theft Money in perpetuity, betides receiving a Bonus periocii
cilly, from the Infuranees of the Lives, on which Artnuiti:s arc
purehakd by this Office, independanr of the fum the Lives are in
fined for; and will alfo be able to obtain the principal again, if
Wanted by tlifprifiti7 of their Shares.
To Benefit Societies this Inftitution will be highly advantageous,
as by iliveftlng their Mioncy therein, they may increafe their prin.
Opal if they auk, by applying the farpl us of their Intereft above
five per cent. for that purpok, and the Dividends may be received
half yearly.
Tfi, Shares, by a late refolution of the Proprietors, are to be in-
trtakd, and Books are open to reeriVe Subferiptions at Metlrs.
liodfoll and Sti:lirg. Bankers, in the Strand; Mehra. Prekott.
Grote, and Co. Bankers, ThreadneedleArcet. and at the Houk
of the Inilitution, Pall :11:111; but the Books will be eluted imme-
diately the number propofed hail he fuhferihest for.
The Subkription or' New Shares, where the Inßalments only
are paid, are now Oee Pound per Share, being the Two Initalments
now due, of Ten Shillings each. R. F. THOMPSN.
Solicitor to itO the Initutien.

GOVERNMEN T STA T E LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing lath APRIL, t 8,37•
Vol ICH A RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. rerpee-
IN. fully acquaint the Public, that the New State Lottery
TICKETS and SHARES. are now on Sale, In variety of Num-
bers at theft. Ikcifed Lottery Offices, corner of Bank Buildings.
Cambia, and facing the Gate of the King 's Mews, Charing Crofi.

'CHINS CONTAINS
4 Prizes of 410.000 I 4 Prizes of 43.000
4 10,000 10 1,000
10 Prizes of soot. &e. acc.&o.

STA.

LOTTERY.

FIRST DRAWN TICKETS entitled to CAPITAL PRIZES.
AZARD, BURNE and Cn. No. 93, Royal
Exchange, London, (by whom every Prize of the above de-
fcription was Sold and Shared in the lait Lottery) are now felling
TiCKI.TS and SNAKES for the STATE LOTTERY, which will
been Drawing the t4th of April next.
The Firft•drawn Tickets on the Fonr Flea Days of Drawing
will be cntitkd to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each,
and the Firft awn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU.
SAND POUNDS each; and the Firß drawn toad Tickets, in
ataition to any other Benefit that may fall to them, will be en-
titled to Tett POUNDS each.
The CAPITAL PRIZES hr the Taft Lottery Sold at their
Office were,
t of £ 30,000 t of coon; and
a of ao,ooo a of 1,00.
i of 10,000 All in Shares,
And one of
.s,oool. in a Whole Ticket.
Orders awn the Country, with remittance, attended to on
the fame terms as if prefcnt.

THE 14th OF APRIL
GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,
and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
ROUNDS, in Sterling Money.
'THIS is the molt eltranrdinary Scheme ever pro
-11. doted In the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedented num
bet of Orand Prizes snakes

tvery Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Fatty Ticket drawn i 4th of April will be a Prize ;
Every Prime will be paid as loon as drawn.
SCHEME.

• Prises of LlO,OOO
4 10,000
i 4 5,000
.-

4g0,0c0
40,000
sopco
mow
3,003
3,000
2,000
60,0c0
30,00 ck
Lsso,ooo

TO i,eoo
10 ••••• 300
30 140
40 •-•• SO
3,000 20
)3 ,ccoflrft drawn Tickers to each
53,000 Tickets.
la Day,
ad Day,
3d Day,
4th Day,
sad Day,
6th Day,

FIRST-DRAWN TICKET,
La.:s,oc°
10,C00
13,000
10,000
10,000
10,000

TICKETS and SHARFS are felling at all the olieftablialed
Offices in England. Ireland, and Scotland.
Tice t f t 9 17 0
Half • I, to 3 0 I Eighth £212 0
Quarter - 5 3o I Shtecnth - t 6 6
The File-drawn Ticket will ream losoodi-

WOODWARD's PROGRESS of a CORRUP f SENATOR.
TM& day *as publifhed,
111 Royal Folio, price 4s. plain, or 7s. 6d. beautifolily coloured, an
entirely new and original hun3ourous Work, entitled.
THE PROGRESS of a CORRUPT SENATOR
4. exemplified in Six Charadtetiaie Defiine,with Humourous
Muitratioas in Verfe.
By G. M. WOODWARD, Efq.
Anil to the Caricature Magazine and Author of Exeurfions in
England.
London : Puhlifhed by Thomas Ten, No. i rt, Cheapfide.

This day was publieted. in royal folio, embellifhed with two hu-
morous Charadteriltic Engravings, highly coloured, price only
as. to be continued every fortnight,
GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS of the MISE-
RIES of HUMAN LIFE. The fulled' taken from the
popular Work of that Title,
By G. M. WOODWARD,
Author of " The Progrefs of a Corrupt Senator," Ice.
" Then hey ! for the groan and the figh,
" 'Tis fine frilk and fun to be grieving ;
" And force we mutt all of us die,
4 Let as take no enjoyment while living."
London: Publilbed by Thomas Tegg, No. att, Cheapfide, and
fold by all Booktellers.

This day was publilbed,
Dedicated to the Kings molt excellent Majefty,
TEGG's large Folio whole Length Portrait of
LORD VISCOUNT NELSON,
eftcented the belt Portrait extant for corrednefs of Likencl and
chaftenefs of Compoßtion.
It is engraved by the expiefs defire of feveral Noblemen from an
original Painting, and in order to promote a more eaten:ire cir-
culation, is charged only is. plain, or as. coloured, equal to any
Print ufually fold at one Guinea.
N. B. Thole Noblemen, Gentlemen, &c. who from patriotic
motives, purchafe them to give away, the price Is as follows :
los per dozen plain—los per dozen coloured.
London: Publifbed by T. Tegg, iii, Clacapfide, aad.may he
had of all Bookfcllers, Printfelless, and Newfrucn throughout the
United Kingdom.
It is particularly rcquefted that order be given forTegg's whole
length Portrait of Lord Nelfusi, price is plain, or as coloured.
A CAPITAL SOURCE OF EVENING AMUSEMENTS.

WOODWARD's CARICATURE MAGAZINE.
This day was publithed,
In fuper-royal folio, containing three Capital Charadereflic Carl.
cature Prints from original Drawings, to be continued regularly
every fortnight , No. I. of
'HE CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; or, HU-
DIBRASTIC MIRROR, being a molt capital Colledion of
Original Hurnourous Charafterlltic Prints.
By W. M. WOODWARD, Efq.
Author of Excurfions in England and Wales ; Prugrcfs of a Corrupt
S-nator ; and Illuttratious of the Mifcrics of Human Lite.
" Quid rides? mutato nomine de to
" Fabula narratur." HIMAC/t, Sat. I.

The Fifteen Numbers already publifheil of this popular and en
tertaining Work, contain Thirty-one Caricature Prints, which for
genuine Humour and Wit, in the true Spirit of Hogarth, bid fair
to equal if not furpafs any Work of the kind hitherto publifhed.
London: Publilhcil regularly every Fortnight, by Thomas
Tegg, No It t, Chcapfide, and ►nay be had of all bookfellers and
Deafen in the Kingdom.