Star.
London, England, 1807-12-04 00:00:00

The new Melo•Drataa of the Blind Boy, having been received
with univerfal applaufe and apprz:.ation by a brilliant and over-
flowing audience, will be repeated every evening next week.
To-saorrow, The New Open ef 't wo Faces under a Hood
On Monday. 1 he I•rai!e,ll., of I;euglas. -..
On Toefday. The New Opera.
On Wednefday, King Henry the Eighth.
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!`t RAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD •
1..., HOtnats, &fawned ,of LAND TAX. Upwards of .'
-£soopoc Value in Capital Priam
• TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS.
J, To IC Dmwti AN GUILDHALL.
Lin or CANT/A rarr.as, 2^ITH TIM treatea Of EACH.
. Grand Hotel No. st. Minna ltrett, £151200
• No. 24, Skinner4treet, - .7,C000
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I" 43, ditto, . - 55,070
No. 45, ditto, • - Coco
No. ,s, Pickett brut, - 6,000
. 140.7. tlitto..N. _ , - 6,003
No. 17, Skinnerareet. 4,000 •
•
"- No. at, ditto, . 4POO
No. 41, ditto, - 4.033
No, 8, ditto, - 4.030
No. 4, ditto, - 4,000
No. 10, Plekett.ftreet, - 4,c00
"No. ii, ' ditto, - 4000
-- No. ti, Skinver.ftreet, - 3 030
No. 40, Weft-fide of Snow Hill, 3,000 I
;INA, No. 4a, Skinner trees, - 3"--00
0n... -
• 48, ' ditto, . .
N 3.0c0
• o. 49, ditto. • 3,0,:0
• No. 4, Pickett-ftreet, • - 3,000
No. 22, Skinner ftreet, 2,000
. . Making together the Sum of Cto4 coo.
. The above Valuation is taken at the loweft ettimate, and there 1
Is Do doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property
will be veil coofiderably increafed in value. In proof of
this fad, it was the intenti.-.n of the Contradlors to have co-
pped to purchafe the Several Houfes at the prices fa Againft
each, but it was deemed contrary to the Adl. of Parliament, for
them to offer Money for the tionfts before the Lottery was drawn.
kis however esrtain that Offers have been made from various Per-
foes to purchafe feveral of the Houfes at the Pricet.tbcy artectima-
tel at, and it is mopored that thole Prizes which are divided into
forall (hares, fhall he fold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders
according to their refpedlive Shires. .•
Tickets and Shares are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery
Offices.
•
PRESENT PRICE.
Tickit - L 7. 14
Half - £4 0 0 [Eighth_ .£1 I 0
4'arter • 1 1 o I Sizteernit ' oto
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PRINCESS CHARLOTTE'S RFGIVIEICT OF LOYAL
SOUTHWARK VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

°IOWAN •-. .- . .
THAT the Regiment attend brill at Heaill
Quarters Weekly until further orders,S.by Companies. on.
the following Days, to mutter at two o'Clock. M. T.
To commence on Monday neat-the 7th December inftant, un-
der the immediate fuperintendance of the Adjutant, via.
The Grenadiers and tit C:onapides on Monday
4th, sth and Gth ditto Tuefdav
7th and fah ditto - Wednefday
ad and :,c1 ditto - Thurfday
Light Infantry and Sharp Shooters Friday.
Ihe Roll to be called on each day at three o'eleck precifely,
when the followiog I•inrs will at-ach upon the alSentee4. and the
payme•.. ~f them mutt he enforced according to the Rules and
Reguldiom.figned by each iiiegviduel belonsiog to the Regiment :
For a Captain sq. cd. •
Firft Lieutenant 3 0
Second ditto . a 6
Serjeant - a 6 •
Corporal - • I 6 .
Private - 1 0
Any Officer, Non-Comminmed 015cer or Private, ahfenting
himfelf two fueceeding Drill Da. s as appointed, unlefs f+4h.fs4torily
accounted, for, will be furpended, or ftruck off the Roll of his
Company. JOHN ALCOCR,
Lieut. Colonel Commandant.
N. B. Members of the Corps and others having in their parer-
Bon Arms, &e. belonging to the Regiment, will be advertifed by
risme, profeflion, and defcription, ualcfs the fame are delivered at
}lead (tarter immediately.

DESERTERS!!!
WHEREAS, the tindei mentioned Perform have
defence from the Princefa Charlotte'., Regiment of Loyal
Southwark Volunteer infantry, commanded by Lieutenant Colo
nal Alcock , viz.—
JOHN VIPOND, aged 17 years, shoot 5 feet t inch high, dark
.tomplexion, dark eyes, brown hair; was born in the parilk of
Llanfamlet, in the county of Glan ri:.n. and by trade an Organ
Builder. He was a Fifer in the above Regiment, and has been
teen lately in frvcral ficlttle-grotimis in the neighbourhood of
Clerkenwell Gofweil tireet, and places adjacent; he io reported to
have grown tall and rather genteel, with a rough (or brutus) head
of hair, is fuppofed to be now in the fercice of a furgeon or apo-
thecary. He defected June a, t %S.
James STEPHEN SCANDRIITT, aged 18. years, 5 fort 54 irchs
high, fair complexion, dark eyes. brown hair ; was turn in the
parifh of St. Pancras, Middlefex ; has been a footman re
fervant, and did at as Pifer in the St. Pancras Corps of Volun-
teers. He drferted July 1837.
FAI:STIN Jeverito. aged i 8 years, c feet 5 inches high, fair
complexion dark ryes, light hair, was born in the parith of St.
CUes, Middlefex, by trade a fintenialtyr, and did aet as Drummer
in the Volunteer Corps of Loyal North Britons : has been Ire..
muntly feen in the neighbourbord of Lon.loo Wall, in the para.
of Allhallows, London. lie defared Novemi.er 26, !So,.
Whoever will apprehend or caste to he apprehended, any or
either of the above Ueferters.and lodge them in any of hit N'ajefty's
Gaols, or bring them to the Head Barters of the Regiment,
&all, upon application to me, receive a Rewied of Twonvfneas
for each over and above the goal P.eward allowed by Ad of Par-
liament for apprehending Delete rs
THOMAS STAPLETON,
Head gliarten, Dec. 3, tBO7. Adjutant P. C. Reg. L. *V. I.