Star.
London, England, 1813-05-15 00:00:00

Must be at least
It may be
£20,040, £30,000
And very probably X 40,000.
The Wheel is extremely rich—it contains
- aCiO,OOO I 3 - - £lO,OOO
•h. 2,000 4 - - 1000
&c.

ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
NEXT TUEsDAY MORNING,
£20,00(

Drawing,
'With the following Rich State of the Wheel:
3
3
S
4
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Acid

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MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR CLOTHING AND EDTj-
CA I ING THE SONS OF INDIGENT FREEMASONS.
111 H E ANNIVERSARY 'FESTIVAL of this
benevolent Institution will be held at the CROWN AND An-
r.loa 'I avern, Strand, on Tuesday, the 18th of May instant,
Uis Grace the Duke of ATHOL, Grand Master of England,
in the Chair.
His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, Grand Master of
masnog in Canada, according to the ancient Institutions, having
sinaled his intention of honouring the Meeting with his pre-
an the Master, Wardens, and Past Masters of the Lodges in
and adjacent to London, are required to appear in their proper
clothieg and regalia, CO receive our Royal Brother in Grand
Lodge, to be held previous to the Dinner.
The Grand Lodge will be opened at Four o'Clock precisely.
Tickets for the Dinner, price 15s. to be had of the Grand Se-
cretaries, and of the Stewards, viz.
Brother LINDO I Brother LEONARD
-- OARS ••-•-•-•• Po W ELL
...---.- HERRON ••••••-•-••• CROCKER
......r. LESLIE 1 ....-•••• HAVET
.------• LON EY ••-••••••••• TOW 2 RS
........ BUTT ••••-••-•`.. JONES.
ROBERT LESLIE,/
W. HARPER, Grand Secretaries.
, '

A REQUISITION having been sent toils, signed
.11.17 imny persons possessing considerable property which will
De affected by the Bill noW referred to a Select Committee of the
House of Commons, desiring us to convene a GENERAL
MEETING -of those interested in the projected Alterations in
the neiehbourhoixl of CHARING-CROSS, and tht intended NEW
STREET frosts PALL-NIALL to the REGENT's PARK, in
Sr. MAHYq.ABON N it, in order to consider the most effectual
measures to be adopted for securing, as far as possible, to indivi-
duals, a full compensation for losses sustained by the operation
cf the said 8.11, we request the favour of the attendance of all
rarties concerned, on MONDAY next, the 17th day of MAY in-
stant, at Pleven o'Clock at Noon precisely, at Witus's Rooms,
King-street, St. James's-square.
DAWSON and WRATISLAW,
Saville-place, pith May, 1813.

RANSCOMB respectfully advises the fortunate
Adventurers in the present Lottery to purchase or exchange
thor prize's fur undrawn rickets or Shares, at the Lucky Office,
HOLBORN BARS,
As the First-drawn Ticket above £'4o NEXT TUESDAY, the
lbth instant, '

T SIVEWRJGHT with pleasure refers his Friends
• and the Puhl.c the Rich State of the Wheel for the Se-
cc,:d Day of Drawing, I'UESDAY, the lath instant, with
x'so,ollo for the First-drawn Prize above £2O.
3 ... of ... £40,000 I 3 ... of ... £io,ooo
8 ... of ... 2,1.00 3 ... of ... 1,000
$5BO, X 400.4300, 4200, &c. &c.
Tickets and Shares are selling by J. S. at his old-established
Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 1, Piccadilly ; and 141, Orford•street ;
where, in the last Lottery, drawn id four days, lie shared and
sold No. 36111, which produced 424.765 ; three of 40,000, oce
of Xi opt,o, two of £5OOO. several of 41000, 4500, &c. &c. in
al! .e 102,00, out of £200,000 its total value.

Fo!!be FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE above £2O, the Second Day's

Besides more than 7000 other Prizz.is of Xsoo, Ann, X2OO, £lOO,
i3O, tee being more th.in double the number of Capitals and
ether Prizes in any Lottery hitherto with the same .lumber of

BISH, Contractor, impressed with gratitude
I. • to the Public for their distinguished favours in the unex-
lmplid demand for Tickets and Shares in this truly-popular
lottery , begi to acquaint them that the First Day's Drawing is
over, leaving the Wheel RICK BEYOND PRECEDENT, for the
SECOND DAY's DRAWING, when the first Prize above
E2O is so arranged (at his r !nest) by Government, that it
cannot be less than X2O, CO—and may be £30,000, or £40,000.
From tt is circumstance, and the UNEQUALLED GRAND STATE
or tar Wean., he dais with confidence expect a VERY oazar
fintattd for '1 ickets and Shares; therefore solicits the immediate
Tamura of his Friends, at his fortunate Offices, where, as long
many Tickets can be had, they may rely on a choice of num-
bers, WARRANTED riaavrst ; and shoWd Pe: sons In the Coon-
try find difficulty in being supplied by the Agents, the favour of
tberCommtuids, post-paid, at either
No. 4, CORNIIFLI., or No. 9, CHARINC:-CROSS,
will be punctually attended to.

THE PURCHASERS of IRISH LINEN arc
1. respectfully vired to an inspection of the present Stock of
11-111 ting and Sheeting, at No. 4, Bloomsbury-square—cer-
•-:fly :1:(• Inns,. extensive and best selected in London, and the
cleapect that has come to hand for some years. A resident Agent
1. bublin, tatting every advantage of the Inch Market, and best
Wzches, enables the above house to sell much cheaper tiran any
der. No article tut Irish I inen sold by the single piece, war-
ranted of sound tab: it, and grans bleached; the money returned
L a fault appears. Irlsh Notes taken in payment, or cash given
'ir them. Coun:ry orders promptly executed with care.
s.vNIU.E.L P. LEA, No. to, Stephen•Ntreet, Dublin,,
Arents
1(11IN DONOVAN,4, Bloomsbury-square, London, -

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
rH—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United
Ettablished t 808.

I his tabrit from its commenc?ment has been manufactured
With a view for sale to private ramifies and home Trade, and is
:lox brought to a degree of excellence and perfection unequalled,
4:1I sold at about half the price of Irish Linen.
It is peculiarly adapted ft:eall seasons and climates by Its free-
dom from the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere,
N:0 tedich every ott:er description of Shirting Cloth is liable.
ks dutabilety and beautiful whiteness after five years trial,
vandsuntivalled, and the Ptoprieter pledges himself to retria-
-1 7nte. any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the
fur which it is recommended.

s At the Patentees Original Warehouse, No. 154, Cheap.
t• Puri's; Harding, Howell, aad Co. 89, Pall Mall,
4.4 no other house in I.ondon.

k\VEET BREATH. - OXLEY'S OXYGE.
NA'l ED POWDER. and LOZENGES, invented by her
Majesty's late Chemist, Mr. SAMUEL OXLEY, Proprietor of
she Fssences of Ginger and Liquorice Root.—'the excellence of
'4'is Preparation consists In its correcting all impurities which
wise front decayed Teeth or a vitiated state of the gastric juice.
!t Jues not Disguise a bad breath by a temporary perfume, being
itself void of scent ; but acts meacinally on the offensive cause.
The Powder is a most elegant Dentiatce and complete Antiscor-
hoe. '1 be Lozenges are &dare' :or greater convenience, being
Blare portable; one or two being taken after partaking of savoury
Chez or strung liquors,the purity oldie Breath is restored.
8(44 whole Ale and retail by S. OXLCY and Co. No. 6, York-
".reef, Covent-garden; also, by their appointment, at Sanger's,
Ugurd-street ; Ward, Holborn ; Stubbs, Cheapside ; Randall,
/414 /ukase ; in boxes at lc 94. each,