Star.
London, England, 1801-02-25 00:00:00

ENGLISH STATE LOTTFRY,

To begin drawing on Monday next.
QWIFT and Co. No. lt, Poultry, London,
(eftablifhed in the Year 1759) and at their State Lowry
Offices, in Dame-ftreet, Debtin, and Troogate. Chagos", arc
appointed to felt the Tickets aniftatapcd Shares of the hued)
Lottcry, agrccabic to Add Parliament.

RgMARIL.

As Tickets have rifen in price, and will, in all probability,
continue to rife,it does not appear that any offer to "take back
Tickets or Shares, and return the purchaft money on the Sa-
turday preceding the drawing," can be of advantage to the
Public; but to thole who think °there/ire, Swift and Co. beg
leave to fay, that they are equally ready as any Office in the
kingdom to make fuch engagements, it required, at the time of
the purchafe.
Country Corrrfpondents, remitting Et ank-sotet, cab, good
►ills, or Polt-office orders, will have Ticktts or Shares fent
them, and an account of thcir rucces as loon as drawn.

Swift and Co. have beets rcmarkAbly fortunate to the Public
the Pale of Capital Prizes in the bte Lotteries.

PURCHASERS IN THE Y SECURED I•ROM
LOSS.--Na,, Lonika.

MERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY
SOCIETIES, and the Public in general, are rapeetfully
informed, that all Tickets and Shares purehared la the prefent
Eitel& Lottery at the above Oil Ettablithed Office, T. Bun,
(one of the Colanders with Government Mr the raid Lottery,)
eagagva to take hack on the Saturday before the Drawing, pr
return the purchafe money, Mould rickets or Shares be lower
than the pretest Price. Purcliaters at the above Ofice will
thczcforc have the double advantage ; they MAT GAIN, BUT
CANNOT 1.0111._

Tickets and Shares are felling in the greateft variety at the
(ante Price as at evay ether Office of Credit ; and Pcrfons in
the Country, delirious of having Tickets or Shares, may be (ap-
plied the fame as if prefcnt, by feuding Poll Office Orders,
good Bills at Mort dates, Bank Notes, or Cal, to tkc Old
Eftablithed Office, No. 4, Corabill, London.
The Scheme of the Lottery this year is univerfaUy approv-
ad, and contains the following Capital Prizes.
a of 3.,000 of 5,000
aopoo 6 2,000
5 10,000 1,000
16 of
Tickets and Stares regiftered,
as lUrzwn ; and all &finds tali
acted with fidelity and dlfpateh,

I 10
soo, &c. &c.
I; Mocey for the Prized as kiln
mire to the Public Funds trent-
', by 'F. Bilk, Stock-Broker.

NEXT MONDAY THE ENGLISH LGITTERY BEGINS
DRAWING.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
Prises of 4. "coo
sopoo
zepoo
s Po*
spots
woo
100
lap
!co so
s; ,:o0 s 8
Ha a Million of Money Sterling In prizes.
Part at the Capitals will be determined as under :
Fitt. Drawn Ticket sob Day C. tovono
Ditto a9th Day 20/000
Ditto 334 Day 30:000
Ditto 40th Day a,ooa

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'rite Prins of this Latta+, will be paid at the ufnal time in
full Reeling asency. without any dikneat or dwindle°.
'PICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are
1- Idling at every LICENSU) LOITER,: OFFICE In
Erg land, keot land and Ireland. And the Prises paki desaawL
PRESENT PRICE.
Tkket C.sy 9 o
Half 8 ti 0 Eighth

2 5 6

4 10 0 Siztecntb s 3 3
•,,naelrrets in the country our be fuppiied with 11..kets or
%arm the tame es if prefent, by fending Putt Mice Orders,
ju;4 btlll, CaQ, or Bank-uotcs, to auy LktuilubLottcry 0/u.

2d. That the whole Income of every perfon (whether en.
gaged in Trade or not) (hall be Rated and paid for in one and
the fame place, and thy no perfon's income mall be dividal.fet
as to be charged in differene diffridts, t xcept in the cafe of
perfon engaged in were than re. Paroterp.o,or sore than me Cos-
ter., carried on in tip.** ptaces.—Then the whole Interne of
each PartneriLip mug be Rated diftindtly, and be paid for fb
the place where each refpedive buinefa is carried on . • and the
atTaffinents Muft be nude an each Concern, and on all the Part-
ners for their intercrt therein, either JaMtly for the whole in-
cane of the Pattnetthip, iron each Separately for his refpeCtive
proportion • but if the affeitmnt be made en the PartaeriJwwsfij
for their rr:iiriaz concern, the private income of each malt be
given in Separately ; and in cate fuch private income fall Mott
of sea a year, the proportion of income derived from trade
truth be declared, in order to afcertain the Rats of affirfinent
yet in this particular cafe the parties may deft to pay on theft
'private income, at either of the plaees where they are all-erred
on their trade ; but they will be espeded to declare in their
• Ratements where fuch private incomes arc to be paid for.
3d. That in the ale of a trade or manufidure of one Joint
Concern, but carried on in Aircrew olfiriett, the principal Part-
ner may elect in which the asuman, a( all the Partners
be delivered ; but they tnu!t all go to the fame Board, where
the privet, incomes Inuit alts be al:left:4
4th. That all 'terrors engaged in trade or manufailure mall
fpeeify the Diftriet where they were shered In the hR year,
and on what average, or on whit years their ftatemetito were
made out ; and, in cafes of PaAna.thip, the Ratements mutt
contain the Name and Refideree of orrery Partner, and whe-
ther the Itatement of the former year contained the Joint or Se-
parate incomes of the Partners, and before what Commilrionesa
they were aireired.
Oh. That all paeans (haft diftinguith how much of the Isms
on their ftatententa is payable on account of Trade or Manu.
lacture' and how much on account of inco:ne derived from
other Source or Sources.

The At of 39 Oeo. M. cap. as. minims,
6th, That all perfons liable to be afTelf,ti by the Commercial
Dommigioners !hall deliver their ftatements of income before
the Thirtieth Day of March la every year; any default in tle7
livering the ltztensents in doe time, or in complying with the
(even] direEtious prderibed by the Ad, as to the mode of
making them out ; or any meet cr rcfutd to return a felsodtlitt
of Income, in confeouence of a precept !Rued by the Commie!
fioneis, will reader the defaulia to the penalty of Twenty
Pound:.

The CommilLoncrs fed it neeeffary to Were; that this tat
is laid on the Income of the current year; not, u has been
erroneufly fappofed, on the Income d the preceding year: ft
therefore becomes necefiary to Rate, that Inerfrac is dkrick4
intJ two parts:
ift, Corrals or Axed Income.

ad, Uncertain or cafual Income.
Fir*, Credo, fixed and regular Incoqic miles from the
rents of lands and hook., front the Ihtereft of money, from
dividends on the public funds, and the like ; and is to be al-
rertained at the tame of delivery of the Interne:its, accordini to
the font it svill potato between the sth of Ara ITAL,
and the sth of April Aos, and fo on in every fuhfcquent Tee.
Secondly, Income to be derived from trade and other freq
like Revenue, is confident as uncertain or mfital, and pro-
bable amount is therefore to be dilemma from what w, tbe
aelual produce of the preceding year, or according to an aver-
age of the three left years, every (itch year to be cesoUtred as
r.tieftleted on the stft of December, or at fuels time of die year
as the party has been accuftomed to make up his accounts, but
in no cafe late. than the day limited for the delivery of Item-
menus, that is, the 30th day of March.
Every perfon is now bound to continue to eftimate this part
of his Income on cot year or the **(rage liter yes:, agrce4bll
to the option he has already made in this refpedt.
All perfons becoming indtled to any Income between the sth
day of April 1801, and the 3th day of April dins, or within
the fame period in any fubfequent year, 21C required to return
ftamment thereof within twenty days after the fame &all have
accrued, tinkers their original Ratement will cover the addition.
And all perfons coming into a Pure of any trade or man.-
facture mutt eftimate their Income for the current year, accord-
ing to the Income which filch trade produtcd in the preettiqg
year, or on an average of three y..ars to the parties then in pog
fdlion thereof.
This tax is laid on income, not cn expenditure. All Income
therefore, the p.operty of perfons refident in Great-Britain.
which Incomes in any manner profitable to its owner, is liable
to the tax, before any appropriation of it take place in aug-
mentation of capital or otfia-wife.
All pi.rfons who are to be afidfed ty the Commercial Cam.
niiMoners are &fired to fend for proper harms for ftatement. to
the Office, No. 7, Aultin-Priam, and to be very careful in cor-
rectly filling up the Wanks.
No ltatcments can be proceeded ea which ate not complete.
THOMAS MARSHAM,

OFPICE .f COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS.
A.. 7, Aofliw-fridors, RAU. rat.
THE Commercial Commiliosers for the City ,1* Lao-
dm and its Middy. do keredi ego Haire, That in mirk;
ance of the fevcral A& for granting certain Duties upon in-
come, they hay: appointed their Secretary, THOMAS MARA
sum*, Efq. to receive Statements Wane them an Perfoni
engaged in Trade or Manufature, entlikd to be arcfred by
them within the limits of Mariurifellalo&
The Statements are to be fealsd up, and addrefial to the [aid
Thomas Marflont, £tq. and to be delivered at this Office,
whet./ attendance will be even to receive V Conte every day
(Sundays escepted), from Tat o'Clock in tsc forenoon until.
Four in the afternoon.
Ese.s7 Perfan wizen • Sine:nag is to receive a N=er at
' this Odes, by which Number he is to demand the c cat
of his Augment when Prepared.
THOMAS Af.fRSFM/ef,
b=Forms. with Unlit, for makinf cut MOO err gat
leir e *IR Oft!.

This dayorere pubilihed.
THOUGHTS on the late CHANGE in the
CABINET. Addreffed to all Parties.
Wined for J. Debi ert, oppolite Burlingtoo-Houfe,ly.
Of whom may be bad,
Er.SCHLLGEL on Z.:LUTA/1i VYSSELS, 53.
The Earl Of lays aPOOL'S Dikaude OIINIC/TRAL NATIONS,

•
Brief Examinations of Mr. BOTD.II Letter to Mr. Prrr. A
new Ldition, to

This day was publilbed,
Elegantly printed in Quarto, sad Multrated by a Map con-
ftrudted entirely from ulna! Obfervatica, Price O. tos. in
boards,
AN ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the 3
-in-
tenor of SOUTHERN AFRICA, in the Years 1797
and in& Including Curfory Obkrvatinns on the Geology
and Geography of the Southern Part of that Continent; the
Natural }Remy of fuch ObjeCts as occurred in the Animal,
Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms ; and Sketches of the Phy-
Seal and Moral CharaCters of the various Tribes of Inhabitants
furrounding the bete:mem of the Cape of Good Hope. To
which ii annexed a Dcfcription of the prefect State, Population,
and Produce of that extenfive Colony.

_.
By JOHN BARROW,
Luc Secretary to the Earl of M.teartney, and Auditor-General
of Public Accounts at the Cape of Good Hope.
Prhuedfor A. &rah.= ; and T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, in