Star.
London, England, 1805-05-27 00:00:00

GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING.
SCHEME.
Wm of Priza. Value of each. Total Value.
s of 4 Apo° Is 4 60p,0
s 20,000 40.000
3 -.., zo,ooo 30,000
3 ..„, 5.c00 ss,coo
3 4,000 10,000
3 acoo —. 8,000
14 soo 7,000
so 800 3.(300
sco so s,ooks
Cow so Iso,oco

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sopcoTkketa. 4 3cestc°
Capitals determinable :
Firft-drawn, aft Day ,f, ao,coo Firft-drawn, 6th Dayk sopoo
sd Day loco Ditto 7th Day 20:o
rat: 3d Day Loco Ditto Stb Day 30,000
Ditto ' 4th Day seco I Ditto 9th Day 1,000
Ditto sth Day Icos Ditto Loth D 4 1,000
Tickets and Shares are felling at every Office.
PRESEN f PRICE :
Ticket - - - kl 9 5 c)
Half - £9tB o I Eighth -4; alO 0
Quarter 4 19 o Sixteenth x 5 6

KING'S BIRTH DAY.
20,0001. FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET.

TBISH refpeOfully acquaints the Public, that
. the Fifth Day's Drawing of the Lottery will be on Wcdnef-
day next. when the Flrft-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 1.00c4
and the Sixth Day will be Tuefday, June the 4th, when the
Firft-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 20,0001.
Tickets, tram the gay great demand, are getting (caret ; but
the Public may depend on being fupplied, whilft any remain, at
4, CORNHILL, and to, CHARING CROSS.
The following is the State of the Wheel, which for richnefs of
Capital Prizes !lands unparalkled.
2 of L3opoo 1 of s,OCo
• of 20,c00 s of 2,060
• of sox° 5 of spun
Sm./cc. ate.
o.* There are only fix days to draw.

UNPA.RALLED RICH WHEEL.,
CONTAIINIMO
• ?duo of £30,000 I Prizes of ZSPOO
106000 S I,COO
• 10,000 6 5 1.000
Ste. Stc. &C.
And only Six Day* to draw.
HAPPINESS and Independence may be obtained
Az front the above rich Wheel, by a fpeedy Appliwirat at
DOWNS'b Old ERablithed 01Bre, Bt, Newgate.itnxt. •

From the great and inereafing Dctiand ?Or Tickets and Shares,
Epee the Drawing began, it is molt likely what few Tickets, if
any, that are left, will rife confiderably after the next Day's Draw-
ing, as not a Ticket or Share was to be bad Loft Lottery after
etc Sixth Day.
Next Wednefday win be the PM Day's Drawing.

ONE. HUNDRED awl FIFTY THOTTSNITPOUNDS -
In Capital Prises remaining in the Wheel, and only Six Days
to Draw.

BE quick in your Application to POPE'S Forth-
nstc Office, facing the Bank of England, u a feareity of Tic-
kets will mod affurcdly take place, after the ncnt day's drawing,
hoax the very great and unprecedented demand.
The Fifth Day's Drawing will be on Wednefday nett.

&ICH STATE OP THE WHZI4I.•
And osly Su DTI SO Draw.
S . - . £SO4OO
s - . . . 20,000
s - - . moo°
s - _ - SFO0_ _

&e. &e. &e.

A DRUMMOND folicits the Perufal of the above
4-1. • Rich State of the Wheel to his Friends and the Public,
w►ich (lands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, with only
Six Days to Draw, and Tickets at 191. vas. which, after the Fifth
Day of Drawing in the lalt Lottery, rote to 301. He therefore
again recommends to shore who have yet delayed purchafing, to
be early in their Application at his Old Eftabliffied Office, Fleet.
ftreet ; and affures them, from the uncommon bale, it is likely nut
g Ticket wiU be left of er this Week.

The Ticket N 0.9,921, drawn a Prize of cool on the firß day,
was fold at this Office.
' Next Wednefday will be the Fifth Day of Drawing.

ONLY SIX DAYS TO DRAW.
And the Whee. iontalas the tollowthg Rich Prim,
a • - • £3GIOCO

1 • • - 20,000
3 . . - 20,C00
1 . - - 5.000
5 - - -a, 00
_ _ _

&e. fee. &c.
I'ROM the unprecedented demand for Tickts and
A. Shares previous to the Taft day's drawing, ft is nslit likely not
a Ticket will be left to purehafe by the Sixth day, when the hat
drawn Ticket will be entitled to 20,0c0L and on the Eighth day
to 30,0ce.
T. ROBERTS, therefore recommends to thole who have de-
layed prehallng, to be quick in their application at his Old Efta-
bliffied Offiee, No. 8, CornhiU, where the 'Mart No. 24,640,
drawn a Prize of r oxol. in the but Lottery, was fold in fourteen
(hares.

Neat Wednefday wall be the Fifth Day of Drawing.
GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOT rERY.
Next Wedndday will be the Fifth Day of Drawing.
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn,
will continue an Sale, sarlstlit any remain, at
ri SCOTT' Fortunate Office, No. y 5, New Bond Erect,
where the Farft-drawn Ticket, No. 1875, on the Second Day of
Drawing was fold and regiitered, and the Ticket No. 6443, a
Prize of socol in the lag. Lottery, was atfo fold in One (tarter,
One Eighth, and Ten Sintenth Shares.
N E. Cspltal Prizes to any amount on demand.

.st paid
mexT WEDNESDAY,
Will be the Fifth Day's Drawing.
'TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn,
A- continue on Sale at HALL and CO's Office, SiDyai Ex•
change. The Wheel contains aof 3o,ooci.i—a of a0,c001.-2 of
zo,00.:1.-.-2 of 5p001.—.5 of a,ocol. &c.Sec. And tbc Firft-drawn
Ticket on the Sixth Day entitled to 20,000 L and on the Eighth
Day to 30,0c01. _ _ _

Prizes Paid on Demand.

FIRST DRAWN
On the sth of June, will be entitled to so,OOOL and on the
ti tb of June to 30,0na1.
HORNSBY and CO. a 6, Cornhill, have on Sale
a Variety of Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, at the
lowell Prices.

Orders by Letter or Carrier executed exadly on the fame Terms
as if prtfent.
Prizes paid on Demand, whether a sol. or a 30,e00.

MR. ItOWYER'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND LorrERY,
Containing ONL THOUSAND null HONDRID AND
FIETY•ONE CAPITAL PRIZES.
-ricKETs, THREE GuSNIAS each, are now
1 on tie at the Hißorie Gallery, Pan Mail, and at Mr.
howser's Office for the City, N 0.73, Conshill, and at every Ll-
wad Office in the U•dted Kingdom.
Sptcimena of the WHOLE OF THE ENGRAVINGS which
are to be given Li this Lottei y to thole Holder. of _Tickets who
An not obtain Capital Prizes, are now exhibiting °Karts at the
Mitotic Gallery, Pall Mall, and No. 73,CornIAL

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Frrals the L0A•10ON GALEITTB, May 21.

SANKRTIPTCY SUPERSEDED.

John Coteter, late of Witney, Uxfordlhire, and of Newbury,Berke,
blanket-rnanufaelurer, dealer and cheivan.
BANKRUPTS.

Abfalom Grey, of Fleet-flreet,l.ondon, man's mercer, drake and
ehapluan, to Bartender June a, 8, and July 6, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Parnell, Church-ftreet, Spitalfields.
James Tayb.r, of Lamb's Conduit- Rivet, Middlefox, apothecary,
dealtr and chapman, June a, IS, and July 6, at one, at CuildhaU.
Attorney, Mr. Charles Few, No. az, New North-ftrect, Red-
Liu u-fquare.
William Mercer, of Mile-End, parith of St. Dunftan Stebonheath,
otherwife Stepney, Middlefex, boric. dealer and chapman, June
a, ta, and July 6, at ewe, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Michell,
Union-court, Broad-ftreet.
Chutes Francis Olivier De Perrin, of Duke-ftreet, Maadtefter-

(quart. pada' of St. Mary la- tionne, Middlefez, eiEtualler,dealer
and chapman, May 23, Jane 8, and July 6, at ten, at Guildhall
Attorney, Mt. Rogers, No. 59. Frith-Erect. Soho.
Thomas Edge, of Lower Thames.itteet, London, vidualer, dealer
and chapman, June t, tr, and July 6, at one, at Guildhall...—
Attorney, Mr. Wrangham, Seething-lane, 'lower-Erect.
Francis Thompfon, late of New North-itreet, Red Lion fquare,
Middlcfcx, merchant muaiii-manufatfturer, dealer and chap-

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man, June a, 8, and July 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, dr.
Murphy, Bouverte-ftreet, Fleet ftrect.
WiLiata Cook, late of Milhroak, near Southampton, Hants, wine-
merchant, dealer and chapman, June 1,8, and July 6, at one, at
Guildhall, London. Atturnies, htellrs. Williams and Sherwood,

Aultln-Friars, London.
George Eaftertly, late of St. Thomas's-ftreet, Southwark, Surrey,
viduzller, dealer and cliapman, (but now a prifoner in the gaol
for the county of Surrey) May zS, June 8, and July 6, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Unlon.lirtet, Southwark.
John Williams, of the parith of &dm-niter, Somerfetaire, miller,
dealer and chapman, June 10, I x, and July 6, at eleven, at the
Burk Tavern, in Brittol. Attornies, MeOrs. Edmunds and Son,
Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or J. and T.
Lt man, (tieen's-fquare, BriftoL
DIVIDENDS.

May 30. Edward Booth, of Manchefter..buteher, at three, at the
Dog Tavern, Manchelter.
May 29. James Higfon and Thomas TALI*, both of Liverpool,
linen drapers and copartners, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in
Deanfpte, Manchelter.
May 29. James Stott, now or late of Macelesfickl, Cheibire, inn-
keeper, at twelve, at the Bridgewater Atms Inn, Manciefter.
May 29. John Carr, of Bithop Wercmouth, Durham, joiner and
cabbict-maker, at eleven, at the bottle of Matthew Win. Whine,

Sunderland near the Sea.
May 29. George SharLnd , late of South Moho°, Devon, money-
ferivener, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
May 30. Mary Tagg, late of Bath, widow, grocer, at deve,n, at die
Gloucelter Inn, Suburbs of Bub.
PART PIE RSHI F S DISSOLVED,
Thomai Harvey and Aun Harvey, beat-makers, St. Mazgaret's
Hill, Southwark, May 53, tilos.
Wm. Hind and James Walker, colour-mannfadurers, Gatclhead,
Durham, May is, 18.)3.
George Lockwood, Thomas Lockwood, Hid Thomas Johnfoo.
wo..lftarders, Huddersfield, Yorkesire, May t,
Adam Eve and William Eye, drapers, Loada,Lineolufiaire, April

6, i Roc -
Jam s Whitehead and James Pounceby, maftmakers, Lintehaufe,
May e 7, itos.
Joan Walker and James Walker,. fhipelsandlers, Napping, May
is silos.
John Turner, George Steer, and Win. Turner, merchants, Shef-
field. Msy 16, silos.
Francis Calm Wm. Heigh, jun. and Jofeph Pugh, wine-mer-
chants. Doweaßer, April 26, iflos.
Somme; Prince • arni Ileac Albion, grocers, Manchefter, March
23,
Welland Melon and ,J Coveter, clothiers, Greenhorn, Berklhire
April ay, ;los. • ,
H.Lee, Oleni.D. &mitt, and Robert Robinfon, linen manatadtu.
re.n. ftmes, Feb. ay, Soy.
[lll4 Gamete likevrife contains a fcheduk of the rations of
rocs to be foundlied by the different counties of the kingdom, as
referred by the Additional Porto Ad to his Majefty's Privy Coun-
cil, to fugply plaec.a. tilde who have colifted out of the Ad-
ditional Fires Into the Regular Army. Tbe number fist(; for
England is goon, ami for &ahead The time for railing this
additional fume is its gR of Odeher. . , I