Star.
London, England, 1807-03-17 00:00:00

BUSTS OF ILLUSTRIOUS CHARACTERS.
fl KNIGHT acquaints his Subfcribers and the
• Public in general, that his engraving from the Butt of the
late Lord Nelfon Is ready for delivery.
He has the fadsfadlion in refletting that the pains he has taken
to make it the molt perfedt reprefmtatiou of that ever to be la-
mented Hero, have been crowned with fuccefs, by receiving the
testimony of many diftinguifhed Perfons who were intimately
acquainted with him, as to its being a faithful Likenefs.
C. Knight, in confequence of the very flattering patronage he has
receivLd upon this occafion, feels himfelf encouraged to offer to the
Public propofals for engraving by futicriprion, a Print of the
Right Hon. William Pitt, by permiffton, dedicated to the King.
And a Print of the Right Hon. Charles James Fox, by permit-
too, dedicated to Lord Holland.
From the Sufis executed by J. Nollikens, R A. not long before
the Deaths of thole illuftrious Statcfmen, intended as companions
to the Print of Lord Nelfon, may be fubfcribed for feparate, price
a Proof Impretions two guineas. Prints one guinea hair to be
paid at the time of fubferibing, the remainder on delivery of the
Print.
Subferbatimis rewired by Mr. Nollik CM, Mortimer-ftreet, Ca-
vendifh-fquare, where the original Bults may be ken; Molteno,
Pall-Mall; Tabarts, Old Bond-ftreet ; Orme, New Bond ftreet ;
and by the Proprietor (or Engraver), Webb-lane, Hammerlinith.
N B. Mr. Knight will have a vacancefor a Pupil in June next.

int NOBLEMEN, LADIES, GENTLEMEN, or PERSONS
of CHARACTER, who are not engaged in any BUSINESS.
'TO BE SOLD for Two Thoufand Pounds each, a
-11- few Shires in an Eitablithed, Honourable, and highly Re-
fpedlabk Concern of great ntagn Rude, tbat will bear the molt minute
invelligation, and that will realize an immenfe and rapid Fortune
without rill( and without trouble to the purchafer, who need net
take any adive part or appear perfonally in bulinefe. References
mull be given.
Letters front principals only with real name and place of abode,
dirt-fled (port paid) to be left at th.. 13r1tith Neptune Office, :Ica-
Erect, London,will be attended to.

STATE LOTTERY.
4 Prises of L2of co 10 Prizes 4 L 1,000
4 -- 10,000 10 500
4 ---- 5,000 ace. acc. Sce.
QWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and Rh. 12,
S
Charing-Crefs, are felling the Tickets and Shares of the pro.
fent State Lottery, to begin Drawing the teth of N e xi. Mox-r ft,
This Lottery contains an unduel number of the higheft Capitals.
and gives to the flea Three Thoufand 'rickets col. each, over az,d
above any other Prizes that may be drawn againft them.

SHARED by HORNSBY and CO. in the 14
LOTTERY:
No. 19,544, Prize of 20,c001. in fifteen Shares,
8,716, Prize of 5,0001. in five Shares,
Iwo, Prize of soot. in nine Shares,
44, Prize of stool. in fixteen Shares,
Likcwife in former Lotteries, No 33,979, and No. 42,569, both
Prizes of so,cool. and Two hundred and thirteen Prises, front
sool. to 30,0001. have been Shared and sold by Hornlby and Co.
The Tickets, Halves. Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth 4, are
now Selling at the lowelt Prices ; and the Money for the Prizes
paid on Demand.
The Scheme contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of.
The Drawing btgins en the 14th of NEXT MONTH, with a
50,00c4 for the Firft-drawn Ticket, on the firft Day; ao,cool.
fecond Day; 20,c001. third Day; zo,oool. fourth Day ; lo,odbl.
fifth Day ; to,oool. filth Day.
Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exactly on the fame
Terms as if prefent, at either of their Licenfod State I.otttry
Offices, No. 26, Corohill, Ss, Chasing Crofs, and St. Margaret's
Hill, Borough.

AT GLASGOW,
Within the TRADES' HALL, the toth of March, 1807.
AT a MEETING of the INCORPORATION of
MALTMEN in Glafgow, called for the purpofe of con-
fidering the HEADS of the NEW POLICE BILL, as framed and
circulated by the Magifirates.
JOHN GARDENER, Junior, Vilitor, in the Chair,
The Corporation unetsimmtfly adopted the following Refolution—
RESOLVED,
Sec. 3. That the laft elaufe of the Seddon ought to run In the
following terms—' And than have power to chook and name a
perfon refident in laid Ward, to alTift him as a Conftable while in
office ; fuels perfon to be recommended by the Commiffinner of
the Ward to the Magiltrates, as'a fit perfon to be a Connable, in
order to be qualified by them for that office. And further, (hall
have power to choofe and name's perfon for making an enumera-
tion of the Inhabitants in his Ward, with their names, profef-
flocs, &c. particularly thofe who are likely to hecome Pimpers ;
which laft Affiltant may be remunerated by the Commiffionere, if
they think proper."
SEC 4. That the qualification of Cornmiffioners be continued on
the fame footing as in the prefent Bill.
BEC. 9. That when a Commiffioner is chofen to be a Member
of Council, he ought to vacate his feat as Commiffioner: the va•
caney to be fupplit d as provided for by the exiiting Adt.
SEC. to. That the number of Baillies to ea as Commiffioners,
.N fbould be (pecified.
Sec So. That the old rates of Affeffment ihonld be continued,
and the Collector named by the Board of COMMMODCTS. And as
it is not expedient that a plurality of offices be united in one per-
fon, the Collector of the Police Funds fhould always be kept dif-
dna and feparate frem the Coll-dtor of Ccfs.
Sec. est. That after the words in the Section, " To aft under
the authority and orders of the laid Magiltrates, or any one of
them; the words, " and other Commiffioners," ought to be in-
fcrted.
SEC 31. That the Police Offizers, being Peace Officers, should
not be allowed to carry arms ; the wearing or which would be
dangerous in common occurrences, and could be of little ufe in
ferious matters, without the affittance of the Citizens, who have
always ffiewn their readinefs to affift in cafes of neceffity.
SEC. 43. That the fines to he levied for breaking Lamps thould
be paid into the Fund, after defraying expences.
SEC. 45..1 hat this fedion ought to be left out, unlefs the ex-
pence attending Fires be levied by the Commiffioners, and paid
Into the police fund, in order to fupport the Fire Engines, Fire-
men, &e. The Corporation, however, conceive, that the agents
of the Infurance Offices are the proper perfons interelled in up-
holding the Engines, and who ought to defray the expence attend-
fag fires.
Sec. so. That the money arifing from the weighing of Coals,
aft-r defraying expences, thould be paid into the Police funds.
- •
That Coals to be ufed at public works, and Coals driven for in-
' d:viduals, with their own honks and carts, for their own of:,
Should be exempted.
Sac. 53. That this fedtion mould be omitted.
Sec. 6t. That the funs to be contributed from the City funds,
to the Police Fund, ought to be 1,2001. annually, in place of 80:1.
Sec. 6z, 63, 64, and 66. That all the penalties and fines, after
paying expences, Zooid go into the Police fund.
SEC. 71, and 71. That tilde tedious mould be withdrawn.
Sec. 73. That the expence of obtaining the Bill paired into a
Law, mould be defrayed by the Commillioners, who have fuffi-
cient funds in hand for that purpofe.
RESOLVED,
That a Claufe mould be introduced into the Bill, to check the
great increafe of bodes of bad fame in the Coy, and women of
lode eharader, by whom the ftrcets are infelted; and that for
this end, the law refpeaing them mould be Itridtly enforced.
That all taverns and public houfes Ihould be kept iltut during di-
vine fersice ; and huxter and gin or fpirit mops thould not be per-
mitted to fell any articles during the whole of Sunday. That the
Police Officers mould pay more attention to the prefervation of
order in the ftrects on the Sabbath-day; and difperfe all irregular
and indecent meetings of perfons, of which many inftances are
obfervAle in the afternoons, and evenings of that day, to the ilif-
grace of the Con.munity, and fubverfion of good murals.
R 2:OLVED,

THE 14th OF APRIL
GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,
and contains 'llOO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
POUNDS, in Sterling Money.
THIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pen
11 duced in the Annals of Lotteries. '1 be unprecedented BIM
tier of Grand Prizes makes
Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn 14th of April will be a Prize ;
Every Prize will be paid as foon as drawn.
SCHEME.
4 Prizes of £•10,003
4 10,000 .
4 5,000
10 1,000 •
zo 300
30 zoo
40 5,
3000 20
,cooFirit drftn Tickets so each
os,cco Ticker.

LBo,cco
40,000
20,0::0
10,000
5,003
3,000
2,000
60,000
30,000

L 25 0,600

FIRST-DRAWN TICKET,
ilt Day, - - L 20,500
2d Day, - ao,coo
3d Day, - - zo,coo
•
4th Day, - so,ooo
gth Day, - - 10,000
6th Day, - - - aco,co
TICKETS and SHARES are fining at an the old ettablithed
Offices hi England, Ireland, and Scotland.
The Tirß drawn 'Ticket will receive soma

SFEEDIMAN's S IDMACH PILLS.
AMedicine of regular prefetiption, and eflahlifhed
credit, is perhaps one of the nioft fate and efficacious, that
can be taken at this kafon of the year, and at all times for Spafms,
Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, to promote regular
Perfpiration, in Deficiency of Bile. atd in Obftruelion of the
Bowels, in Heart Burns, Coftivenefs, Cholies, Gout, Vomitings,
and in Head Achs. On trial, their intrinfic worth will prove their
belt recommendation; they are particularly recommended during
the comic of Sea Sighing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral
Waters; silo for thole living in warm Climates.
Prepared by Thomas Shellitoe, jun. Druggilt, Tottenham High
Crofs, Midelltfex; by virtue of an affignmcnt from H. and 'J.
Beiwkk, foie Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M.
Lpeedinno; and are fold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66. St. Paul's
Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. No. aso, Oxford ftreet; in
Bol''s at U. 6d. so.. 6d. and One Guinea; and may be had of
the Principal Venders of Medicines in Town and Country.

PERSONAL COMELINESS Improved in the sfe of two ele-
gant Preparations. Firft.
THE AROMATIC IVORY DENTIFRICE, In
called, from its admirable egrets on the Teeth, which after

a few applications, atiames the appearance of polleaol Ivory. pre-
vents moreover their premature decay, thofe decay.: it preferves
from becoming work, faiteus inch iv are look, and I,y perfever-

That in future no perfons Should be eledled to the offices of
Matter of Pollee, Clerk or Colledor, unlefs they have been Bur-
grab of the City, for at leaft three years. And that the Com-

ante, renders the foulett Teeth delicate. anti (rrom ire aromatic : iirilioners ought to appoint to inferior Stations, thole only who
ragrance) the breath pettedly fwect ; it is alto caccedlogly grate- , are natives of Scotland. But this not to be conftrued into any
el to the calve. reflection againft the prefent office bearers.
Secondly, the SPERMACETI SOAP, which preferves and RESOLVED,
tenders the Skin, !oft, (mouth. and debate. 'I he emollient and That the thinks of this Corporation are due to the Magiftrates,
healing properties of •be Spermaceti, are fe generally known m and other Commiffioners, for their great attention, in carrying into
to render a comment on its virtues unneeeffary, the inset tor is fo execution the prefent Police Act; and the Corporation trult, that
farfible of its peculiar milainefr, tbatto oecurmodate Gentlemen of 4 in fr.ttning the New Bill, a due degree of weight will be given to
sender Skins, be has alto formed it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving ; the 1. rtgoing obfervatioas.
Powder, as the lather made with k will tcareWy atet the eye. RESOLVED, .
Tha abov. art:cles arc prepared 4'4 144 for the ilrrerWor by That a Committee be appointed to afEit in carrying there reto-
rt. JoiaNSTGN, Cheunk, No. ze, (lark fircet, Saito. Loudon; .!
kaftan into died, and eqneur with other Committers for that
the Denthrict at ss 9d the Soip and Powder is 641. each. . purpcfe, as 1 that the refolntions be adverti:ed in the Glaigow
Palms stinting to avail thembles t the g, at utility of thefe 1 Harald. and coosier, and London Star.
Mticks. &add he carets' to barns duos isnuive, by Waving Ws 4 blgusd by order of the Meeting, '
Wee est the label awed te each. i - JOHN GARDNER, Jun.