Star.
London, England, 1807-12-23 00:00:00

THE SHERIFFS' FUND

For the temporary Relief of the diftreffed Familia and Depen•
emits Perfons in Confine Meat-
- .1 tc•tvporary Provifion for Perfons who, on ban, difcharged
tram Confinement, have no mans of prefcnt
For t Purcbafe of fuch Toots, Implements, tad Materials, as
may conduce to habits of Induftry In Debtors and Criminala—
Kid fur the pecuniary Ai.l of other Objca in Diftrefs, who
came under the official Cognizance of the Sheriffs of London

And Middlefel.
r HE Sheriffs of this populous City and County,
1 in the execution of their Office, art ncceffarily brought into
ciaitaift with cafes of accumulated mifery and dithers ; hut, they
.4-a at prefent unprovided with any effectual means of alleviation
or relief. To eitabliflra permanent Fund for this purport, the
prefent Sheriffs appeal to the benevolence of their Fellow Citizens
and of the Public at large, pledging themfelves to render, Muni
time to time, fuch Public Reports of the difpofition of the Monies
entrufted to their care as than at once prove the ntceffity of the
exiitence of fuels a Fund, and atuniantly repay to all feeling
minds the amount of their donations.
Sobfcriptiors and communications are received by the prefent
C asnTH,Efq Q2een-ftreet, Clieaplide,and R to PA,
Ely Bridge Urea : who will take ctiarge of the diltribution of the
Fund, make quarterly reports to the Public and the Suhfcribers ;
and, with a view to give permanence to the plan, will :Joanne a
joint controul and attention to it for fuch time as may be found
neceirary af• -r they are out of (Ace The lord Mayor and the
.v.vn Sheriffs for she time bang will be Trultecs for the lecurity
and fucceffive transf, r of the Fund.
Subfcriptions are alio rectived by the Under Sheriffs, J. F. Van.
dercom, Efq Binh lane, Cannon-ltr: et. and John Leigh, Efq
Crefeent-piace, Bridge•Rrctt ; by the Keeper; of Nev.-gate, the
cittfpur street and Poultry Canters, :out Ludgate ; and by all
the Bank-era in Loodon.
SUBSCRI
...The Lord Mayor 10 10 c
The I-Mly Mayorefs a 2 0
Mir; Anfliry t r 0
Mr Sheriff Strth 10 10 0
Mrs Smith a 1 0
Mr Sheriff Phillips tq so o
Mrs Phillips a 1 0
A Nobleman so 0 0
TP. . so 0 0
R. Taylor and Co 1 2 0
Therntbwaite &Co 2 1 0
A Wire Broker to 10 0
Alderman t,ir Mat-
thew rioxhazi 5 5
Sir John Carr s I
Mifa Wedgwcod 10 0
S H. s o

IPTIONS.
I Produce of the Poor's
Boxes at the Comp.
ter% and Ludgate—
Heft Week o to 8!-
Ditto—Second Week o t 7 to;
Ai he Under Sheriffs
It leffra Vamic ream
and Leigh to to 0
IMars Orme, Gough
Square 10 10 0
Mr James Adlard,
Duke-ltreet 2 2 o
ikiefirt Kty, Dalton,
and Co S 5 0
Mr Griffiths, Horn
Tavern - 1 1 0
lAn Willman 07 11
Sir James Branfeomb
(late Sheriff) 2 1 0
I Lady Branicomb I t o
S. G. Martinet, Ef4 a a o
Philip Blake, Efti 2 2 0
James Duff, Efq. of
!Arbon a 1 C
MT lienjtmin Cooper t x 0
Mr M. Ward I 1 0
A Sheriff's Officer 1 0 0
Mr. Lucas 1 1 0

A. Sephens,
Chelfea s S
A Trench Fterigrant 0 7
Produce of the Poles'
Boxes at Newgate
...--birtt Week a 14
Ditto--SecondWeek 1 t 3
Ditto--Third Week I 7
Ditto--Fourth Week t o
L. B. Allen, Ffq., s 2
A. H. 5 o o
Dr. Haws 1 t o
N. B. The Committee of City and Bridge Houle Eflaten have
placed 251 at the difpofal of the Sheriff. inwards the purcha'n of
Clothe.; and the Prifoners have for lime time been indebted ha.
*cry acceptable fupplies of Fragments of Prnvifions front Meffrs.
Birch and Co; the London Tavern; the City of Lamina Tavern;
the New LondonTaver: : and the London Coffee Iloofe.
The Sums already colledted have hcen partly ft
irled in the
put hate of Potatoes. which have been diftributed to tlwfe Pelf°.
ners who have families with no means hut the Prifori Allowance
of t 4 Our.ces of Bread per Day, and in Coals. which have been
diftributed in (ma quantities to the fires in the pooreß Wards,
Small Sums have alfo been given to feveral deftirnte Perfors on
their leaving the Prifon, at:d SmalJ Allowances have been made
to the helplefs Wives and Children of Pcrfons in confinement—.
In a few cafes aififtance has been given to m: ice up the amounts
necelfary to compound ad-tinns for debt; and in this way four
;trefoils were lately liberated for tl tBl4d. who otherwife might
Lava been detained for an imeecfinite period..

For the Benefit of Country Refidents.
TRUSTEES.
His Grace the Nike of Rutland, K. G.
The Molt Noble the Marquis of Buchingham, K G.
The Mof Noble the Marquis of Satifbury K G.
The Right Honourable the Earl of Northampton
The Right Honourable the Earl of Buckingham(like
The Right Honourable the Earl of Upper Offory.
ALL Perfons who continue minted with this
Affiwiation Seven Years, whether their Policies be origi-
gladly taken out for Seven Years, or be renewed animatly, will
be rendered Proprietors, and participate with the original Subfcri-
hers in the Profits of the Elt•hlifhmcnt. With this advantage,
they have the peculiar and valuable affuranee of not bring liable
to make good the Loffes of others, as the Cole refponfibility is nu
dertaken by'an eztenfive Affociation of Noblemen and Gni-le-
/nen, who-have fubfcribed a Capital of 356,00.1. to guarantee the
engagements of the Office.
Theft: Profits are confidered to be very cert,in, as the Office
has a feledion of the bell Iland's, and it, masiageritin is units-
, cumbered by large and numerous Salaries—•the 'fruiters. Dirce-
,' tors, aad Auditort,ad gratuitouily. The Capital embarked afro,
whale amply fufficient to cover any train of I.offes which can rea-
-1 fonably be conceived in an Office which rejedts great hazards, is
not 10 great as to difperfe the Profits on there tranfaditnis through
an exceffire extent of Shareholders.

Infuranecs are dr.:died in and about fueh parts of the ME-
TROPOLIS as partake of the nature of Coniarry Rifle; I e.
the WnSFFIBN Part thereof, and the NEW BUILDINGS
generally.—.office Hours from Nine to Four daily.
Agents are appointed in all the principal Cities and Towns in
the Affociated (and other) Counties. •

STATE LOTTERY OF 25,003 TICKETS,
litgins DRAWING Bth of MARCH, sB3B.
To be. drawn in Tim Days.
SCHEME.
Prizcs of L so.wo are L 63,c00
3 .... 10,Doo 30,000
4 --* 1.000 - 10 poo
10 -- : COO - 20,000
30 ........ 503 15.003
45 1.0 • 4.503
GO --... 50 .-- 3.0=
1 ,coo -- 21 - 11,003
5.103 ---• 15 76,500

ss.ozo Tickets
NO FIXFII PRICF.

1. Iso,o 0

1 'HE above SCHEME, with Not three Blanks to
L a Prise, contains nearly double the number of Capital
Primp( any Y.rxtrry for many years patt, though many of thofe
Lotttrie, confilted of Go 003 Tickets.
PRESENT PRICE.

Ticket Lao 19
Half - is 0 Eighth Zs ts 6
Qarter 5 9 o I Sixteenth t 8 6
TICK Ell.) and SHARES are now felling by
SWIFT and CO.

No. t t , Poultr y , and 14, Charing Crors,
Who have likewife on Pale Tickets and Shares in a great variety
ra Nytuhers in the GRAND CITY LOTTERY, of Freehold
House. difeharged of Land Tax, eontais.ing Capital Prizes to the
amount of 1044031 viz'
s valnd.l at L 4 r,O " 0 7 valued at L. 4,000
s ........—. 7,000 6 ---., 3,030
4 ---- 6,000 1 -- SAW
Preftnt Priec-1 icket . - 71 le.

Half 4 0 o Eighth o
(Leaner - s 3 o Sixteenth - oto 0
To be drawn in Guildhall, 26th Aril, 38.8.

DR.WILLICH, DrGRANTand br RUSSELL,
eminent Phyneians, and feveral regular bred Surgeons, be-
fides many other perfons of charader, having been thoroughly
convinced of the excellent properties of the YELLOW F h:V ER
REMEDY in fubduing Malignant Fevers, and preferving health
in onwholefome climates, have given their ftrongeft .fanetion. and
fupport to this invaluable Medicine, the particulars of which will
he found by a reference to Pamphlets juft publifhed, containing
fame very rectat and incontrovertible fads ofits efficacy, which
may be had grat at the Warehoufcs of the Inftitutloa,cftablithed
for the dhtrirution of the Remedy, at Charing Crofs, and at the
Weft India Docks, Landon, and in Cattle ftreet, LiverpooL
N. B. Surgeons of Garriiiatis, and other Medical Gentlemen
going abroad, eontuue to be fupplied with a fuflicient quantity of
the Yellow Fevet?Remsdy,gratis,to convince theft of kg efficacy,
land of its being reaUy an article not tote difpenfcd with by theft
claim anxious to prcfavc health in to lcie% cliantcs.
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from a View of the moral Education, Diteiptine, peculiar
Cullom', religious Pri,:eiples, political and civil Economy, and
Charader of the Society of Friends.
By THOMAS CLARKSON, M A.
_ _ _ _ _

Author of fevers' Ways on the Siihjedt of the Shve Trade.
Printed for Longatan,Hurit. Rees. and Orme, Pat•rnMkr row.

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