Star.
London, England, 1805-05-02 00:00:00

When John Roger Turner was ordered for execution on Wed•
tiefdat !cit.

IVIONTULT AORICIILTCIAL REPORT.—aIIe continuance of •
favourable weather has enabled the farmers to finilb the lowing of
Barley and Oats in the molt complete manner, the Land every
where being In an excellent Rate for feed ; and in the Soothers
Diftriels the (owing is nearly finifhed; and in the Northern Part
tif the Kingdom it is in an unufual itate of forwardnefs. '1 Ise Far- .
11C11 In the Fens have never enjoyed a better feafoo for their tot-
fines; the Low Grounds promiting great abundance.
The drynefs of the weather has permitted the rolling of the
Wheat and Spring Corn Crops ; and has afforded a fine opportu-
nity for getting up the Turnip Fallows. The Wheat, Winter
Tares and the Paltures, improve daily. Much Stock has
been turned out. Frith Trait every where are in full Moons.=
It is mint than probable will rarer from the recent cold *Jody.
The Wail end the [Dialler Berry Fruit in the garden promife groat
abundance.
Aa this is the feafon for the commencement of the bufinefa ha+
the Dairy, Mitch Cows, and thole near calving, obtain great
prices; notwithftancling which large &oyes, lately brought to St.
!Imes Market fmoi out of the Fens, In a very low condition, were
eagerly bought up.
Small Pigs proper for the Dairy are dear ; the larger fort much
cheaper, and a great Rock on band.
Sheep, although at all the late Fairs were bought In great plenty,
Rill obtain gdod prices, particularly Ewes and Lambs, provincially
tolled Couplet, which arc nearly as dear as-they have been for
(me feafons putt
Young from Cart Geldings are much in demand, and obtain
high prices.
The following comparifnn between the Schemes
and price of the late and prefent Lotteries, fully ac•
Founts why the Pale is fo much greater now than in
the late Lottery. Firft, the Scheme is richer in Ca-
pital Prizes, and the price is lower.
Prefect Scheme. Lull Lottery.
s of £30;000 I of ,C 15.000
1 • 20,000 1 • 20,000
3 • 10,000 T - ao,socr
3 - 54,c0 3 - StocCo
3 - s,OOO 6 - ipoo
8 - 1,030
FuR drawn Ticket
scowl.

Firft drawn Ticket
I,cooi.

Prefent Price. Week before Drawing.
Ticket 19 0 0 Ticket 11 5 0
Hal 9 15 0 Half It x 4 o
Q,uartet 418 o Quarter .sis 0
Eighth - 1 9 6 Ppskth Is 6 0
Sixteenth 1. 5 o Sixteenth x 8 0
It is to be hoped the price will not be raifed in the
next Week as it was in the late Lottery.
Only aTew days now to the 13th inft. when the
capital Sum of TS* THOUSAND POUNDS will be ad-
judged to the fortunate holder of the Firft drawn
Ticket, and if we compare the prefent low price of
Tickets with the great demand already experienced,
J. Jonsisow and Co. cannot hefitate a moment in re-
commending an immediate pit:chafe to their nume-
rous Friends and the Public, and inform them their
t6th Share coils only il. ss. by which may be gained
conliderably more than Tree Thoufand Pounds,
and fo in proportion for 'other Shares, of which the
greateft poffible variety are on Pale, at their old eaab-
lifhed Licenfed State-Lottery Office, No. 3, P.,oc's-
head Alley, Cornhill, London, where no doubt for-
tune will again be propitious, and liberally ditpeole
her favt,ors, being the only Office that ever fold Two
Twenty Thunfand Pound Prizes drawn in one day. ?

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