Star.
London, England, 1802-10-14 00:00:00

. STATE LOTTERY OFTICE..--HORNSBY and Cry
No. 26, Cornhill.—Next Month the Engi.ilh
tery begins Drawing. The Scheme contains mare
capital Prizes than any former Lottery ; The
firft-drawn Ticket prefents the purchafer v,ith
unparelleled benefit of '25,0c,01. Thy fecrnd day.
Oaers a io,oool. ; the third day a to,oocl. ; Ana
the 6601 day is equal to the fill, a 25,0c01.
Every day's drawing contains capital Prizes of
• immenk VaIue.—HORNSBY and Co. take the
bertt of pointing out the above particular advo-
tages, as well as an extraordinary demand in the
-prefent Lottery for Tickets and Shares, in order
that Adventurers ,rnay not delay buying. Lail
year Tickets rote as high on the firft day of draw.
ing as Twenty Guineas, and on the !x;11 day
drawing a Ticket could not be obtained at anv
price.

On the 3d init. Mrs. Arbuthna, of Ctieen-ftreet, Edinburo,
of a fon.

On the 4th left. at Blackheath, the lady of Captain Buckle,
R. N. of* fon.

On Sunday morning, at his houfe in Belford-fluare,
Lady of Henry Luthington, Efq. of a fon.

MARRIED.

At St. George's Bloomibury,John Mor;!an, Efq. of Charlotte.
ftreet, to Sufanna Miff, fecond daughter of the Rev. Thonus liig
of Dean's-yard,Wefttninfter.
At Carlow, Matthew Redhsond, Efq. to MIL }Cyan, asset,
ter of James Kyan, Efq.
On the aiR ult. at Taunton, Stephen Remnant, Ell. of F:.:r-
waterboufe, to Mifs Norman, daughter of John Ncrrean, Erc.
of Taunton.
Mr. Edward Archer, fon of Thomas Archer, of Mouat-p.:,,
in the Ccunty of Wicklow, Efq. Sufanna (Ahem

At Cloucgam Church, Richard Butler Low, Eft!. She-
riff of the County of Tipperary, to Mils Wall, only duct
of James Wiliam Wall, 'Mi. of Coolnantuck.

DIED.
At Largie, the alth ult. Jane Macdonald Lockhart, dau:kter
of Alexander Macdonald Lockhart of I Efq.
On the tft inft at rdinburz,h, Mrs Jean Mack, wife to dr.
late Mr. Dafid Anderfon.

In Moore-ftreet, Dublin, aged 82, after a painful Bluth, Mrs.
Mathews, relic of the Rcv. Daniel Mathews, of Dowvpatricis.
On Wedliefday laft, at Newport, in the lily of Wight, Mrs.
Mitchell, widow of the late Dr. Mitchell, Phyficiau to
Forces at Chatham.

On the 30th of September, at his feat at Dalquin, in the
County of Galway, Ireland, at a very advanced age, the Riglt
Hon. John Birmingham, Lord Baron Athenry, premier Baton
of Ireland. His Lordthip fucc.cdcd to the title on the clerk
of the late Fart of Louth, but was prevented by his age andin-
fismitt6 going through the ufual fu ms upon his ailitinuv6 Li:*
is fucceeded in title and etate by .his nephew pith Birmior
barn, Efq. now in Gibraltar.
On the Bth of July laft, on his pottage from Bengal to St.
Helera, Nathaniel Peary Rees, Efq. fon of the Rev. Dr.Rces.
' On Thurfday lait, aged ;8, the Rev. Thomas Knowles, D. D.
Lediterer of St. Mary's church,'in Buell St. Edmund's, upwards
of 30 years ' • Prebendary of Ely ; Redtor of Ickworth and
Chedburgh; Vicar of Winiton, (all in the county of Sutfolk;;
and formerly Fellow of Pembroke-hall, Cambridge. The l
lags of Ickworth and Chedburgh are in the gift of the Ear! of
Bristol; Winton is in the prefentation of the Dean and Chap-
ter of Ely ; and the Ledturelhip of St. Mary's, Bury, in the pa-
tronage of the Corporation of Bury.

HIGH WATI.It AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning 44 minutes after 4
. Afternoon 7 minutes after S •