Star.
London, England, 1815-03-07 00:00:00

`:FATE LO I LRY of only 15,000 Tickets, eon-
.) Wiling Three Prizes of £50,000 each. and Five of One
atousand Guineas, the latter will be paid without deduction in
;OLD.
HAZARD, BURNF, and Co. respectfully Worm the Public,
ill. the Lottery containing the above extraordinary Prizes will
',mince Drawing no the sth of Arms. Galt, and that Tickets
..j .hares are now on Sale at their (Mee, No. 93, Royal Ex..
!ar. e. 'the Fifth and Fifteenth Blanks on the First Day, and
i'. ith, Twentieth, and Thirtieth, on the Second Day, will
.:;11entitled to One 'f housard Guineas In Geld; which
‘i ill be paid at the above Office iu Specie, without any de.
..c1:0:1 whatever.

GOLDEN LOTTERY !

TIIREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! '
MA°, Five of 1,000 Coitus/is cub, wbielt will be
PAID IN GOLD,
Without deducticn, as soon as drawn.
IBi SH returns his grkiteful thanks to the Public
. throughout the kingdom for their distinguished favours,
4 having con: ratted wub Government for the ensulag Lottery,
le feels pleasure in announcing the following Scheme, which not
sir pcosesses the attractive and unpiecedented noway of 'lltree
Thin) 'thousand Pound Prizes, but as a grateful tribute of ree-
lect to tjte Public, he has made arrangements that the Five
?tins of One Thousand Guineas each, shall be paid in Gold as
etas as drawn without aoy deduction, whether they are sold in '
herr., or shares, at either of bis Offices, No. 4, Coati nut, o!
I,Cuaxi:;•...Closs, or at any other Office In the Kingdom.
SCHEME.
Prizes of 3990,1X0 are X 60,000
10,000 ... 3opoo
3,030 6,250
SCO
500 ... 2,400
200 ... 1,400 •
100 ......... 1000
50' ......... 1,550 ..
15 ...—.... 451000
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11,clo Tickets. it 200,01111'• 0 .
1 .0,-dr,pwria 410,000 will receive 4410,000 wee
:-.• :..ncl.drawn ,61 0,000 wllliveeive MOBSIOII i''r, 1'144
1 bird-drawn £lo',ooo will receive ,60,000 monk .
Making 'three Prizes of £30,000 each.
sth Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold!
tint Day /IStb Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold'
110th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold !
E;cund Day 20th Blank will receive I,eoo Guineas in Gold!
Stith Blank will receive I,oo4lGuinea, in Gold !
Begins Drawing Sth APRIL.
Tickets and Shives are now on Sale by
BISH, the Contractor,
At 4, CORN II I LI.. or 9, CILARING-C11043, who Sold
The Two last k30,(.00 Prizes, and Fifteen Capital Prize, in the
last I .mtery.

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PARLMMENT'ARr PRUGEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH G.

Criontel were Iliad in continuation, and finally, touching the
In.!) Appeal Cause of " Jackson v. !ones." Judgtnent post-
-1.1 the Irish Cause of " Stackpoole v. Stackpoole," Counsel
were partly beard. To proceed again on Wednesday.
Aft. r a sbiat temporary adjournment, the House resumed.
'1 he Earl of sHAFFESBURY presented a Petition from Ox-
ford aumist the Insolvent Debton' Bill. Ordered to ilc .on the
1.14.
Mr. Tatiustmt, from the Irish Secretary of States Office,
trecented an Account of the Importation of Corn, Meal, Flour,
&c. from Ireland into this comma", from the year 1007,
t, 'sr as the same could be made up, disdagalshiog the quad.
nes imported each year, &c. Ordered to he on the Table.
k.at I of DERBY presented a Petition from several per.
941., whose names were thereunto subscribed, being ship buil-
der., and herons cur,nected its that trade, of the town and port
of Liverpool, against certain regulation which prevail in the
else of ships built in Asia, with respect to ship dodos toooalet
&c. and praying that the same may be remedied. Ordered to
lit on the 'fable.
Two I,l:we Bin, were brought up from the Commons, and
'resented by Mr. J. Purr and hit. EVIIITOW, and reads tee time.
CORN LAWS.
The Earl of SHAFTESI3U'AY presented a Ped,
'inn from Kingston-upon.lhames and its yiciuilei
against any alteration being made in die Corn. La wa;
Eati STANHOPE said, he had a great number
cf Petitions, numerously signed, to present to their
Lordships, against any alteration in the Corn Laws.
One of these, he said, was signed by between nine
and 10,000 persons. A second was signed by about
the same number. Another by between seven and
hOOO, and so forward. All were signed in a very
short space of time. Would that Howie of Parlia-
ment, in which they weir emphatically told the other
I::ght, they should attend to the wishes of the people
Scotland, in the case of the Trial by Jury, refuse
to attend to the wishes so generally and unequivo.
c4lly expressed ? He hoped the House would keep
in that sentiment, and attend to the wishes of persons
nut of doors, on a subject to which, he trusted, their
Lordships would feel it their duty to pay particular
''.:ention, and one that interests the individuals
`''Ply. He cordially agreed in the opinion expressed
"Y tome, and these not only distressed laborious per.
1!"19 ti
ngeby many in a most respectable line, that
cha propoied tO be Made, would make their
.t.re* It bad condition much worse, that they may be
„N''d to tall " out of the frYing•pan, into the fire."—
v.) 1.•
•11.$ subject, he should wish their Lordships would
i"' into serous consideration those principles which
t
hAti laid clown,.and in the conscious confidence of
"`Pp' )t gi‘en to their Lordships last year for a new
.11, (411ing the system with respect to thou engaged