Star.
London, England, 1812-06-01 00:00:00

THE LI'ITLE LOTTERY
DRAWS ON THE KING'S BIRTH-DAY.

TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by LADY
BRANSCOMB,
No. I, HOLBORN BARS, the Cover of Middle Row.
The Name of BRANSCOMB has ever proved fortunate to Lottery
adventurers, particularly on this auspicious bay, having then

. _.. _
Sold in Shares, •
12,719............, ..... £::',000 17,686 ' £20,020

AND
13,1747 XIO,OOO.
• 2,570
• 14,206
• 3,618 ..... the only Ptize of
With others too numerous to mention here.
'N.B. The Public are respectfully requested to'observe, that
Ilk I, liutsisto Botts; is the Only Muse Licensed by, and in
thO Nam, sf, BRANSCOMS.

NEXT THURSDAY THE WHOLE OF THE
• itriTERY-WILL BE DRAWN.
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCJI, and Co. (the
Correctors) rcepectfully inform the Public that the STATE
siorr PAY will be drawn the eth oL JUNE.

SCHEME.
I Prize Of - .C 20,000 - is - aC20,000
' I •- • • 10,000 • •• - 10,000
1 - • 5,000 . - . , 5,000
-: 1 0I
- • 3,000 - .• •• • 3,000
2,000 - • - 2.000
a . - 3,000 - . . - '3,000
4 . 5OO • • - 2,000
• 4 - .. 400 - • I- • lA®
• 0 • - SOO - - - 1,800
• $ . . 200 - - - 1,00
100 - .- - 1,200
80 • - - 1,600
30 . . 50 - • - 1,100
c - - 40 - - - 1,600
40 - SO - - - 1,800
25 - . - 2,630
1;11U - - .15 - •• - 19,630
Tickets a Only 8,002 Tickets. • •
nd Shares are on Sale by RICEARDSON. GooozogA,
and Co. at the'r Offices, the corder of Benk-buildings, COrnidli,
and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ; where, in the Lot-'
lerysraten on the soth April hat, they sold the following CA-
PITAL PRiZE;, in 64 Shares:
)I°. 5,518 a Prize of £lO,OOO N 0.10,809 a Prize of .6300
11,:t - IWO%
- 5,000 2,740
1.144:' - 3,000 3,238 - 2OO
,N 4 300 . .
t .
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61 the superiority of his invention over any thing of the kind yet
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N. Water Closets and Engine Pumps upon the most im-
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OD
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AT a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GEN.
MY, I:LERGY. FREEHOLDERS. and 'NIMBI)
TAN'i Sof r COUNTY of HEREFO:(I), convened bi
TU•MAS JAY, list] High Sheriff, in puratumer of a Req3isltidi
signed by many Gentlemen, Clergymen' Freeholders, and labs+
hitants of the said County. for the purpose menth eld ht sack
Rrquitition, held at the Shire.liall, in the City of lies-dos* oa
Saturday, the zSd day of May, 18U,
THOhitAS .11.1", Esq. Sheriff, la the Chair.
It was unanimously ite%olved—That an humble Addr. rs be pre-
stinted to Lis Royal Highners a? Prince Regent, espressive of the
sentiments of grief and indignation wish which this Meeting is
iniprt-P,e4l, by tesion of the unparallekd cruel and ou:rageons
Murder of the late Right Hun. Sp:incer Prrceval. an act which
has thrown the Conhtry into a state ct universairgluons and co n•
rte, uation.

Resolvtd unanimously—That the Addresa now prralues3 asai
real he exncl tr,t the High :•heriff; OA behalf of the Tte,
and that the Mrinitrs fur the Celerity be recut:steles present
the aline to his Royal I lighness eh, Prince knew.
RessPied unanimously, .That a Copy of these Resolutions and
ofrthe Ad.:ress L idserttd.in tl.e ST to and STATISUAN News.
papcni, and also in the HAIM:GAD atul Gt OOCEST CR 10011PIALS.
HOMAS JAY, Clia.roun.
leetie Sheriff had left the Chairs •
**lt slat rlsiured.unsiniamously, nut th,, 'Thinks ef this lktet-
log be given .to the High Sbeitff, for Lit impartal conduct, and
Lis readi•Jess to coonily wttlul,e wishca 41 the County.

To &is itoyal flightless t'ie PRINCE Rustics'.
The humble Atlilr.-..ss of the No!ditty, C.ertry, Clary, Preekol.
der, ant. ft)habiran:t of tho!l,:,.pnty of (-leeward:
We, f.ta loyal and bubjectr, humbly dear* to
apyrnach the '1 h.rotte, to express to yr,ur Royal Highnera the bets-
Otneuts of grief, horror, and indignci .11 esc3ted in our minds br
the atrocious 'nuttier of your Royal Highness's late Prime:di*
ster, the Right Hon. Spencer Perceeal; a crinta,whi h mint
stamp a lastiu atttna upon. the national cbaacter,. uni, si ef-
faced by a general expressioa of the publ:c detettatio3 and air
Lori-once.

In the midst of the universal gloom and cohsternatinn ssifek
this horrid outrage La% spread over tits country we derive I me
consolation from the refiecuun that the vat: assassin had ne Fart.
ner or associate In bib guilt.

Permit us to assure your Royal Highness, that we have ob-.
served w,th sincere satisfaction your Royal Highncss's var./ate
communitation to thi two Houses of Parhainent mon this me-
lancholy occasion, and we beg to express our cordia'. a:probe:as
of the measures they have adopted to eurfsequeuce mot
Allow us to avail our.elv.s of ibis opprr.unity of eapressing
our inviolable attaehntent to your Ituyil titglint,s's House and
Person, and nur determiurion to persevere iu tier rreouoas bop.
port of the Cuistitution 01 th_so• Realms.