Star.
London, England, 1807-03-11 00:00:00

GOVERNMENT STATE LOT I' LRY, to
begin Drawing 14th APRIL.

SCHEME.

4 Prizes of £20.000 arc £130,c00
4 to,ooo 40,000
4 5,000 20,000
10 1,000 •••• 10,000
10 50) 5,000
30 100 3,000
40 .... 30 •-• 2,000
3,occi ao --. 60,000
3,c00 Firft drawn Tickers to each . ..... 30,000
23,000 Tickets. £350,003
CAPITALS DETERMINABLI!.
Firlt-drawn Tickct, tit Day, - £20,100
Ditto . id Day, - ao.ooo
Ditto -,- 3.1 Day, - 10,000
Ditto 4th Day, - 20,000
Ditto .... yth Day, - 10,000
Ditto 6th Day, • 10,000

TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Licenfed Lot-
tery Office. PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - £l9 z6a.
Half - kto 3 o I Eighth - £2 zz 0
Quarter- 3 3 o Sixteenth - a 6 6
e above Scheme will point out the nrceffity of an early pur-
chafe, as Four Prizes of ao,oool. each,will be Pure to be drawn in
the firft four Days, eaclufive of other Capital Prizes.

HAZARD, BURNE and Co. No. 93, Royal
Exchange, are felling TicelTS and Sweats for the enfuing
STATE LOTTERY, which will begin Drawing the 14th of
April next.
The Firft drawn Tickets on the Four Firft Days of Drawing
will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each,
and the Firft•drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU-
SAND POUNDS each; and the Firft drawn 3000 Tickets, in
addition to any other Benefit that may fall to themovill be en-
titled to TEN POUNDS each.

In the laft Lottery. EVERY FIXED CAPITAL PRIZE was
(old at this Office, comprized in the following, •iz.
z of 4 30,000 i of 4 coo° ; and
I of zo,ooo 2 of zOOO.
I of zo,ooo All in Shares,
And one of stoool in a Whole Ticket. _ _

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•„• Orders from the Country, with remittance, attended to on
the fame terms as if prefint.

From 1/e LONDON GAZEZTB, March to
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.--(Freas TUESDAY NIGHT'S
GAZETTE.)
WAR OFTICRI )(ARCM 10.
To be Barrack-Manera in Great Britain.
Hunt. Efq. late Captain in the rth Light Dragoons, vice
Wilfon, who retires.
T. Kennedy, Gent. late Storekeeper at Gofport, vice Hewetfon,
who retires.

IsfiNfORANDVM.

The appointment of-Alexander MacGregor. Gent. to be Cornet
mid Sub-Lieutenant, by purchafe, in the sit Regiment of Life-
Guards, as Rated in the Gazette of the s7th ultimo, has not taken
place.
CommilEon in the Royal Radnor Militia, figned by
the Lnid Lieutenant.

James Grant, Gent. to be Entign, vice Trowfe, ragned. Dated
February 25,1807.
Ummitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Derby.
Chatfworth Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
James Longfden, Efq. to be Captain ; John Gregory, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; and John Thornhill, Gcnt. to be Enfign. Dated
March 4, 1807.
Scarfdale Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
Bernard Lucas, Efq. and Francis Foalow, Efq. to be Lieutenant-
Colonels ; William Milne*, Efq. and Jofepb Grattan, Efq. to be
Majors. Dated March 4, 1807.
Derbytbire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Jo'-n Charles Girardot, Efq. to be Captain ; and the Rev. Edward
Wilmot to be Chaplain. Dated March 4, iBo7.
Cemmitlion in the North Hants Regiment of Militia,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Berjamin Joiliffe to be- Enfign, vice Hamer, promoted. Dated
March 7, 1807.
Commihlions figried by the Vice Lieutenant of the
County of Lanark.

tit Regiment of Glafgow Volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel David Connell to be Lieutenant Colonel Com-
neudant, vice Bogle, deccated ; and Major Robert Auftin to be
Lieutenant Colonel, vice Connell, promoted. Dated Jan. 14, 1807.
Janes Gray, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, refigned ; James
Pollock, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mirrlees, refigned; and Patrick
Tennant, Gent. to be ditto, vice Donald, refigned. Dated Ja

awry as, 1807.
Commiffions in the Deptford Rifle Volunteers, figned
by the Lord Lieutenant cf the County of Kent.
Second Lieutenant William Fulcher to be Find. Lieutenant, vice
Dudman, refined ; and Thomas Bailey, Gent. to be Second
Lieutenant, vice Fiddler. Dated March a, 284.
ERRATA M the Gamic of the aSitt February la&
Welt Kent Militia

For Robert James Grey, Efq. to be Captain, read Robert Grey
James, Efq. to be ditto. Dated Feb to, any.
For Thomas Thurfton, Gent. to be Lies want, read Thomas
Thitrams CIVIL to be Eggs. Dated January 20,1807.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
May t. Needier Chamberlain, of Flset ftreet, London,druggift,
at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED,
Chriftian Auguftus Efehke,of Sherborn-lane, Landon, Merchant,
dealer and chapman.
BANKRUPTS.
Chriftian Auguftus Efebke, of Sherborn-lane, London,. merchant,
dealer and chapmen, to furrender March 14, 14, and April at,
at ten, at GuildbaiL Attorney, Mr. Rubinfon, Charier-houfe-
fquareLondon.
John Godfrey Henry Riefetibeek, of Sherborn-lane, London, mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, March 14, 24, and April at, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robinfoo, Charter-houfe-fquare.
Richard Rotton, of High Wycombe, Buckinghamihire, cotton mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, April 3, 4. and at, at three, at the
Palace inn Market flreet -lane, Manchefter. Attorney, Mr.
Samuel Edge, Brownlow-ftreet, Manchefter.
Samuel Procter, of Leeds, Yorkfhire, oilman, dealer and chap-
man, March as, at fix, a 6, at ten, at the Bay Horfe inn,
Knareiborough, and April at, at ten, at the Star and Garter inn,
Leeds. Anomie", Merrs Lodlngton and Hall, Temple, Lan-
don; or Mr. Fairbank, Knarciborough.
Lake Homer, late of Lancafter, common brewer, underwriter,
dealer and chapman, April 3, at five, 4, and at, at eleven, at
the King's Arms inn, Lancafter. Attornies, Meffrs. Bleafdale,
Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, London:
John Standerwiek, late of Bourton,Dorfetthire, tike mahufadturer,
dealer and chapman, April 6,7, and at, at eleven, at the Ma-.
maid inn, Yeovil, Somerfetadre. Anomie', Meffrs. Batten,
Yeovil.
Samuel Hollowell and Charles Hollowell, late of Cheadle Bulke-
ley, , Cheilaire, joiners and builders, dealers and chapmen, March
35, April 9 and 21, at three at the Rcd Lion inn, Heaton Nor-
ris, Lancalliire. Attornies, Meffrs. Lingard and Dale, Stockport
William Cox. of Leicefter, cotton fpinner, dealer and chapman.
March 59, at eleven, TO, at fix, and April at, at eleven, at the
Blue 13411 inn, Lciccfter. Attornies, Mr. Lawton, Leiceiter ;

or Mr. Samuel Taylor, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane,
London.
Thomas Gillam and William Weaver, of St. Michael Bedwardine,
Woreelter, draper*, dealt .1 and chapmen, March 25, 26, and
April at, at eleven, at t/: Crown inn, broad-ftreet, Worcefter.
Attondes, Mr. Robert t .!lam, Woreefter ; or hlelfrs. Cardale,
Hallward and Spear, Gra, 's Inn, London.
Thomas Watkins, late (a! Broad (trent, Carnaby Market, Mid-
dick it, au dtioncer, appraifer, and broker, (Dot now a prifoner for
debt in the Fleet,) March 171 24, and April 2r, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kernot, 7 havies ion, Holborn.
I)IVIDENDS.
March r 4. John Jobfon, of Alrornouth, Northumberland, cornfac •
tor, at eleven, at the Shakfpeare l'avern, Newcaltle upon Tyne,
March 14. John Hayes, of Maidftonc, Kent, paper-maker, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
March r 7. John Thornton, of Hand court, Upper Thames ftreet,
London, wholefale stationer, at ten, at Guildhall.
March tn. John Harris, late of CarCift, Glamorganihire, Chop-
keeper, at eleven, at the Whitc Hart Inn and Tavern, Briftol.
March 14. Fanny Simpfon, of Fulton, Lancathire, milliner, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
March 17. Charles Cole, late of Odibam, Hants, dealer in corn,
but now of Drury-lane, Middlefex, vietualler, dealer and chap-
man, at twelve, at Guildhall.
March re. John Brookfield, late of Alderenanbury, London,
jeweller anhardwareman, at ten, at Guildhall-
March ta. John Arrnan, of Darlington, Durham, money fcrivencr,
milliner, haberdaiher, dealer and chaprnan, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, London.
March t 7. Richard Hamer, of Saville-row, Burlington Garden s
Middle:fez, winumnerehnot, at ten, at Gt fllhali.

PIRLIMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH 10.

Their Lordthips. in a Committee of Privileges, took undef eon.
fideration the cvid..nee obtained in fupport of Charles Auguftus
Ellis's claim to the Howard de Walden Peerage, and, on the mo.
don of Lord HAWKESBUR Y, decided in favour of the Claimant.

Lord GRENVILLE, preparatory to the Scots Judicature Bill,
moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an Account of the num-
ber of Appeals from the different Courts in Great Britain, brought
and beard at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords, front 1794 to ski,
the days fa down for hearing them, and the number of days in
which the Houfe was adlually occupied in hearing the fame ; and
alfo for a fimilar Account of Appeals from Great Britain and Ire-
land fince the year ego' —Ordered.
The LORD CHANICELI.OR then called their lordthips' at-
tention to the fubjeilt of the Memorial which be had received from
the Prefident, and ten of the other Lords of Seifiln. It was cer-
tainly defirable to have the opinion of fo refpedtable a body as the
Court of Saffinn on a fuhjedt eonnedted with the adminiftration of
juftice ; but he was inclined to think, that this could formally be
purfued through no other medium than a Petition, figoed by the
Members of that Court as individuals.

After tome converfation, in which Lord GRENVILLE, Lord
ELDON, the Duke of Atiorcraosr, and Lord LAUDERDALE, took
a part, it was agreed that the Memorial fhould be returned, for
the purpofe of its being moulded into the form of a Petition.
The Bills on eke table were forwarded one Rage.—Adjourned.