Star.
London, England, 1815-01-16 00:00:00

riIHE last PRIZE of TEN THOUSAND
A. POUND 3 that was drawn In January, was En:?Siugen
Sixteenths, by CARROI.I. and Co. 5t4.4.k-iirokers, No. 7, Corn-
:ill, and 26, Oxford-street, where Tickets and Nhare, are now
on Sale in'great Variety, tor th• New Year's Lottery of 12 000
Tickets, to begin Drawing the 1 tith of Ti-US MONTI-I
...zelsente contains—

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$
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Prizes of .690,000 I 6 Prises of +C;;00
lo,••06 11 - - szru
- - 11,r00 I 10 . - Soo
- - 1009 I 16 - - trio
Betties 170 Panes of £lOO, £5O, &c. &c.

N. B. All business In the Public funds tramactrd wi:h fide-
lity and dispatch. Orden; from the Country punctually at-
feuds d to.

NEXT WEDNESDAY

THE GRAND•STATE LOTTERY wall begin
Drawinit.—Xlo,ooo for the First Ticket drawn a Var..
.€25. th m
ere ail 12,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contas
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5e20,000
10,000
2,000
3,000
600
44 0
300

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&e. &c. &c.
Ticatts and :ilia rs are Selling, at
swiFor and Cu's. tortunoe Offices,
No. 11, POULTRY; I No; SI, .Aaonal a Hum-
NO. 14, CHARING•CROSS; OTiicaT.
swirr and Cll. have the pleagure of informing the .Public,
that th.y sold in Shared the following Capital Prizzs in the Last
Lottety, viz.—
L 16,000 2,6;16
1,,0n0 13,a9!

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857

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ritoPEK rY TAX
AT a numerous MO
.respectable MEETING of
t INHABITANTS 4,1 etc WARD of YIN ray, in
the City of Lortlon; held on Friday, the Intl' day of Imiturry,
1115, at Cutler. Hall, in pursuance of a Requibitiou to Cum.
scrim MAGNA!, Aliern: al of t!,e saIJ Wan!, 6, to take
into cotn.i.lt anion the propriety -it Peticoning Parliament against
the Renewal of the Inconte and Property fax,"

Mr. Ald,rinan MAGNAY W the Chair,
•
it was intan;mously re;o:ved,
I. That this Mectioe has, will the deePestregret, heard tar
it is nt the contemplation of his Maksty's :granters to in.raduce
measures for co:if:toting the Tax upon income and Property be-
yend the time allowed by a pe.irive ell:se:meta of the Leel•lature.
2.• 1 hat the said Tax was imposed when a most sauguinary
w.:r had placed thi. Country in a situation of peculiar dtlficulty
!awl darzer, which required great siertfices on the part of the
People to give energy and sunsuit to its Government, and could
. of ly be jte,,ifit,i by the necessity of the case; but which iteces-
ii.ty having now happily erased to exist by the peace recently eau-
chided with tl.e Continental Powers of Europe, this Meeting, in
commou with ins teltow citirras, sincerely Impel/tat it well be as
hero.;; be to fic:al in its I sten was desirable to obtain.
1. I hat this Meeting cannot but recollect the impreision
vet sally made on the minds of tl.c people, that Pat-Hameln stood
sob:nittly OE4O, that the sail Tax shield absolutely cease at
the explraiion et six months after the signing of a definitive
Tr( y. And brio leeting is of opinion that the renewal of it
would not only be a violation of public faith, bet compel the
pee; le to the alternative of csllitrg In question the sincerity. df
&tiara:ions that may be made by their Representatives In future.
4. 'lds Meeting is also or opinion that the said Tax, having
introduced it system admkting of no distinction between ferma•
neon prepetty and casual profits, and kitled toiler arbitrary
powers, against whlch there is no appeal, 'is rept:mato to the
genuitte spirit of the British Constitution sod to the best feelings
of Englishmen ; and that this Meeting do petition the Honour
able the Commons House of Parliament against the renewal of
the said Tax under any modiftexion whetever. ,
5. 'fiat the Petition stow read be the one to be presented, and
that the sante die lie at the place of this Meeting for the eigna•
tures of the Inhabitants during the three hollowing mornings!
,
Sunday excepted, from the hours of ten to Two u'clock ; and
that' one of the Representatives in Parliament for this City be
requested to pre,ent the said Petition, and not only to give it his
ted:vidual stypoit, but also to procure the support of his col
leagues ui Parham ..nt.
ti. That the I hanks of this Meeting be give, to Christopher
Mat,may, Fol. Alderman, lor his readiness in conver.leg the pre-
seet Meeting, and his Impartial conduct In the Chair.
7. 1 hat the 'flanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Thomas
Hayden), for his attention upon the present occasion, the manly
and colicise manila he bath brought fm ward the several Reso-
lutions.
S. '!'lest these Resolutions be published in three Morning
Papers, viz. the Times, Morning Chronicle, and Morning Ad-
vertiser; aod in the STAR and Traveller, livening Pawn. •
lOSEPH FRITH, Wald Clerk.

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