Star.
London, England, 1802-04-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD% LIST.

DIAL, Aratt. a6.—Artived and rafted for the Riser the
Cora, BRUTON, from Jamairs.—Arived from the weftward
and failed to the northward the Gdelderiand man of war ;
phrite frigate ; and Galatea troop, under Dutch colours.a..
Wind & S. W.

GRATZSIND, Aria. 16....Pa1ied by the Ann, —, from
Seville ; Indefatigable, Baowx, from Gibraltar; Two Brothers,
from Boulogne; and Johanna Elizabeth, CA*IION, from
Rouen.—Salled the Cuffnells, COTTON. for the Eaft India;
Turin Galley, Jo nu son, for Yueatoti ; kite, BAIT, for Leg-
horn ; Auguita, Pinny, for Barbadoes ;Jane, RarxoLoa, for
Hamborgh ; Ann Leith, and Vrbw Alida. —, for
Beeman; and Jouge Cornelius,..--, for Dieppe.

A very numerous Meeting took place yeflerday
in Downing-fireet, to fettle the terms of the Lot-

tery.
The CNA/MILLAR of the EXCNIQZJIR informed
the Gentlemen of his propofal, which was, that
there thould be three Lotteries in the year,
amounting in the whole to goo,oool.
The depofit to be 11. los.
The number of Tickets to he sto,ooo ; or not to
exceed too,uoo, or be fewer than 80,000.
Difcount on prompt payment, 41. per cent.
The Drawings to begin on the ad of Auguft-
29th of November—and ad ot, April 1803.—N0
filth Lottery.
The firll fcheme to be fettled now, and the re-

maining two to be as the Lords of the Treafury
fhould appoint.
No prize to exceed 30,0001. or be under t 71.
Each new Office to pay Sol. licence ; and every
fubordinate one in the country, iol.
Each Office to take go Tickets. Stamp Office
Receipts not to be transferable.
The Drawings to take place only two days in
the week: and no Drawing to exceed eight days
for each Lottery.
Hours of Drawing between fix in the morning
and eight in the evening.
The Bidding to be made at ten o'clock on Thurf•
day neat.—Depofit on Monday.

May -
June
July -
September
Oetober

LIPAYMILNTZ.
28 November
30 jannery
23 February
3 March
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The nomination of an Ambafrador to reprefent
the Republic of France at our Court, has at length
taken place, and the choice of the Fs .sr ComsvL
has fallen on General BILTIIIIII6 No time is as
yet fixed for General BERTH a e's leaving Paris.—
On his arrival here, M. OTTO will depart for
America.

Mr. Mammies SUTTON has accepted the Office
of Solicitor General
to the Crown. Mr. ADAM
will flicceed to that of the Prince of WaLes. _

By letters from Jamaica, of the date of the igth
ult. we learn, that the Rate of the French troops
in St. Domingo was much work than it has yet
been reprefented• in that country. In the begin-
ning of March, it was not believed in Jamaica,
that they had More cffeEtive men remaining than
:,000, and they were very much in want of pro.
vifons and every neccfrary. Unlefs large rein-
forcements are very fpecdily fent out, the fafery of
the French forces muft be confidered as extremely
precarious.
Mr. Slew, in his late extraordinary journey
from Barton, changed houfes fourteen times.—The
firft 84 miles he rode in four hours, and 112 miles
in fix hours ; at one Rage, the horfe intended for
him not being ready, he continued his journey fix
miles further, making 21 miles, which he went
two minutes within the hour, and leaped over a
dog that lay in his way at Godm;nchefter, upon
a grey mare the Property of J. HALL, Efq. Mr.
SHAW reached Lincoln on Thurfday night, on his
return home.
Flas.—Laft night about nine o'clock, a moft
dreadful fire broke out in the fhop of one Nathan
Levy, a linen-draper and haberdafher, No. 34.,
Minories, which in a fhort time confirmed the whole
honk, the Proprietor not being able to lave any
article whatever. Of two wooden houfes next to
it, which every body thought would have fallen
a facrifice, luckily one only was damaged, and
that is inhabited by Mr. Hill, a baker. Alderman
&raw attended, with a party of the Afrociation
of Portfoken Ward, by whofe active exertions the
working of the engines was encouraged, and de-
predations prevented. About eleven o'clock the
fire was extinguilhed. It is Paid to have been oc-
cafioned by the carelefsnefs of a flropman, who,
after (hutting up, left a candle burning, and took
the keys wirh him. The family was abfent at the
Circus.
We never witneffed a greater run of company
at the Royal Circus than this feafon ; the caufe, we.
imagine to be the fuperior excellence of the amufe-
meats, particularly Mr. Caoss's new fplendid Pas.
tomime of the Brichorted Harp, which is got up in a
mai capital Rile with regard to every thing that
can render it ;manning. Mrs. Wvaaow, to Co-
lernbine, is truly elegant and full of vivacity, Mr.
bionroonzar's drollery very humorous, and the
vocal parts are well filled. Mrs. ROIPIPST pleafes
greatly, alto Mrs. HSIZEIT, and Mellis. Bye
ROMs, HILMS, Barre, BROADHURST, &c. and the
dancing by the Mires ADAMS is juftly admire('
for their gracefulnefs and elegant figures. In di.
favourite fpettaele of Rise& Ritoti&a, Mr. Per—
use meets ,with great applaufe, as does Miffs
ADAMS in the part of Aurelia, which the performs
in a very judicious and pleafuig lib of elegance.