Star.
London, England, 1812-04-28 00:00:00

SCHEME.

1 Prize of £20,000 is . £20,000
1 - 15,000 . 11,900
1 10,000 .
10,000
1 • 5,000 . 5,000
1 4,000 i 4,000
1 . 3,000 1 3,000
2 • 2,000 . 4,000
4 •: 1,000 - ' 4,000
6 i 500 • 3,000
8 . 400 • 3,200
10 - -3(15 . 3,000
12 200 - 2,409
20 - 100 • 9,000
50 • 50 • 2,500
'7O - 40 • 2,800
100 - 30 - 3,000
124 - 23 . 3,100
2,000 - 15 • 30,600

I 2000 Tickets. X 120,000
Only 1 0.,000 Tickets, all d'fferent Numbers.

TIORNSBY and Co. acquaint the Public, that the
Lotter# betrins-Drawing at Nine o'C►<,ck an THURSDAY
Morning next, ant! &tees on the same day. The Scheme clearly
sh:•ws the advantages to the Purchaser.
'rickets and Shares arc selling by Ho awns' and Co. at their
old-established State Lottery Office, No. 26, •Cornbill, where all
Priaei are immediately paid.

Let those buy now; who never bought before,
Awl those who always bought, now buy the more !
IN the LOTTERY all to be drav& -30th of this
Month, April ; it containing Prizes of as great magnitude
•wills others of value never before known, an/ only 12,000
Tickets. These superior advantages nil! no doubt cause a scar-
city of Tickets and qtares: au immediate purchase is therefore
respectfully advised by
LADY BRANSCOhaIB, WIDOW 0f.61R J. BRANSCOMB,
No. I, HOLBORN BARS, Corner of Middle •Row,
Being the only Office L.icensed by and in the Name of
BRAN4COMI.

jr 'HE attractive SCHEME of the LOTTERY to
be drswn the 30th inst. presents a greater chance of obtain-
kilt Capital Prizes than was ever known, being only I 2.ooo.rit-
kets, and containing Prizes of
£20,000
I £lO,OOO I £4OOO
13,000 5000 I 3000
&c. &C. &C.
Tickets and Shares are selling in great varle,y, at the old Mese
of Sir JAMES BIa,„..INSCOMI3 and Co.
No. 37, Cornhill, I No. 11, Holborn,
No. 38, Hayina;ket, 1 No. 141, Oxford.street.
Where Shares may be had of almost any Number that Is wished,
and whose unrivalled success for many years is beyond all prece-
dent. J. sIEVEWRIGH l', sale surviving Partner.

HAZARD, BURNS, and WARNERS, STOCK.
BROWS, respectfully inform the Public, that TICUTS
and SNARES fur the prvient Sr*lx LOTTLRT, are on Sale at
their Mice, No. 93, Ro VAL Excu Anna, LONDON.
The SC:ItIlle, by a very judicious arrangement, exhibits Capi-
tal Prizes in greater Number and Variety, that; in any former
Lottery of an equal Number of Ikkets.

l'rice of a Ticket .eel 111 0
Half... £ll 6 0 I Eighth— se2 lit 6 _
Quarter ..... 15 0 Sixteenth • 1 9 6 •
To be drawn 30th of the Present Month, April.
•„` Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Orden from the
eoun?ry, accompanied with remittance, attended to by return
of rat. -

" NEW S'PA'TE LOTCERY OFFICE,
No. 17, LUDGATE-STREET, near St. Faure.
Wltere, in the LAST' I.OT rERY, aad in the first six Weeks
' of its establishment, Na 204, a Prize of FOUR '1 HOUSAND
POUNDS, was Shared, Sold, and paid on demand.
- -

GWEBB respectfully solicits the favour of those
• Perms Inclined to adventure in the ensuing Small Lot-
tery, the Schteme of which offers many advantages ; it consists of
only IVO° I ickets, and yet contains a more varied aseortment
of C %site Pests than former Lotteries of double the numbers
of Ti:kets.
The whole of which will be deeded on THURSDAY NEXT.
•„ • Government Securities bought an 4 sold by Conunisslor,
Bank of Ireland Notes, and Bills on Dublin, negociatod by
G. WEBB, Stock Broker,
No. 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Panes.

WHITE HORSE INN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN.
i'LEMEN and FAMILIES, FETTER-LANE,.LONIDOM
'AMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints
his Friends and the Public, that he has recently taken the above
long established Concern, and in soliciting their Patronage and
that of the ft iends of the late Occupigr Mr. Samuel Holmes, In•
forms them, that with a view to render the most superior amour
Ir:iodation , he has ma* totivideratle aiteratiOns and imploveineuts
on the Premises ; atal that from an arrangement wish some of
the first Merthants in the City, be is enabled to have always on
hand an extensive stock of the most choice old Wines, and ge.
nolne.Spirits, and he assures those Gentlanen and Families who
Isonottr him with their support, that no exertion en Ws part shall
lb* *noting to render them every minket an Into can possibly
'airsivel.—Cuackes to most parts of the Ifingdoms—Aleat Post

This day was published, price 2s. 6d.
N ANSWER to a 1.11.11 ER from Mr JOHN
MEkRI I'T, on the SUBJECT of PARLIAMENTARY
REFORM.--By WILLIAM itOtiCOE.
Printed fur T. Cade' and W. Davies; Strand.
. _

This day was published,
In Two Volumes, foolscap octavo, price Half a Gu:nea,
VELINA, a MORAL TALE. By ALEXANDER
WHITE, Esq. Barr' ter.
Printed for %Valliant Miller, Albemarle•strret.

INTERESTING NOVEL.
Just puhlished, in 3 vols. price 231. in boards,
SENSE AND Si:NSIBILITY.-A NOVEL.-
BY A LADY.
Printed fur T. Egerton, Whitehall; and usr.y be had of every
Book%eller.

MRS. WEST'S NEW NOVEL.
This day was published, in 3 volumes, ilimo.
THE LOYALIST ; an Historical Novel ; by the
Author of "'the Tale of the'limr.." "Tr. t:ossio Stssy,"
&e —Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browu,
Paterno. er-row.

This day were publiOted. Bvo. price 4s.
WEST INDIA CLAIMS on the MOTHER
COUNTRY and JAG ISLATURE ; with an Addenda,
containing the Petition of the Assembly of Jamaica to his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent.
13y A bRITISH PLANTER.
Sold by Edmund Lloyd, Harlty-street.

LOCAL MILITIA.
Just published, in s vols. price Ct. Is. in boards,
THE REGIMENTAL COMPANION; con-
taining the Order, and Regulations for the Pay, Lambing,
Accoutrements, Abowances, &c. &c. of the Local NLlttia ; with
a List of the Regiments, Head Quarters, and Commandants of
each.—Ey Major JAMES, R. A. D.
Printed fur T. I prtoti, Military-Library; and may be had cf
every bookseller.

On Irliay, May 1, ttitz, win be pubLn..d, price es. on.
Embellished with a coloured Caricature a the PRINCE OF
WHALES, or the FISHILIMAY AT ANCIIOIt, No. XVil. of
THE SCOURGE, or MONTHLY EXPOSITOR
of IMPOSTURE and FOLLY; ionsainin, in addition to
a great variety of other Ankles on theMiterature, the Politics,
and the blamer, of the Age--Ducal Seduction, or the Corromon-
desire between an exalted Person, the seduced Wife, and the ill-
lured Husband—Treasury Poets, or Whartan, Croker, and Co.;1
he Whips, No 4; a Catalogue tat Quacks; the Political Uhler:
ver, Aliens, btroeblin, the Baron Geranth, and Pi (*woe Von
Feinagle, Hunt and the Attorney-General, a History of Courier-
lam! 'Vicars, the Haase of Aspiand, Chapter the Second; Epi-
grams, Theatricals, Etc. &c.
Loudon: Published by M. Jones, No. 3, Nrwgate-street, and
tube bad of an Booksellers in the United Kingdom.

CIRCLE OF TTLE MECHANIC4I. ARTS.
On the Ist of May will be published,
THE SECOND PART of the above Work, con.
canting the following Acacia, viz.—Baking, Daskrt-making,
Block-making, Book binding, Brewing, Bricklaying, and Brick-
making ; with five Plates. /lice 3s.
The '1 bud Part, containing Cabinet-making, and a portion of
Carpentry, will be published on the lst of Julie • and the Work
continued regularly in Monthly emu, at Ss. and Weekly Num-
bers at id. each.

Seven I bousand Copies have already bees sold of the First
Pan; and the Publish-erg Satter thcrosel►es that, from the emi-
nest talents of the professional Gentlemen engaged in the Work,
the succeeding Parts will be still more worthy of the public pa-
tronage.
Published by Gale and Curds, Paternoster-row ; and Rees and
Curtis, Plymouth.

IMBP R.

TO BE Peremptorily SOW pursuant to a Decree of the High li
Court of amino:qty.-bearing date the 6th day of February.
ISIS, Made In a Cause, wherein the Stew. Chitin Richard
Beaumont and others are Plaintiffs, and John Bleu:nom aud
others are Defendants, in one Lot,
ALARGE quantity of Ship and other TIMBER,
standing at or near Whisky Hell, in the Parish of Kirk.
hasten and parts adjacent, in the County of York, late the pro.
petty Of ftICIAILD HLWIT BOAUMONT, fag. deseased, with the
n of &usual. Cosi PTON COO, Esq. one of the Masters
3:llsbaCotrt, before Joust CARR of Wakefield, in the County
of York, Oentkatan, at the Woodman inn, in Waheadd, afore.
Wilk on rkursday, the 30th day of April,/ Ines the Sale begin.
ming at Twelve o'Llock.
Particulars may be had, gratis,. at the said Master's Chambers;
of Messrs. Horne s! Ratner,, Solicitors, Serie-mem,' Linsoln's.
leo; of Mr. Vas Heytht—sen, Solicitor, John-sweet, Bedford.
raw; of Mr. Gawp Adtinell. 'redeemer, the Simard of the I
said &WM ; of Ma John Neville, Surcrynr, Sproftwoegh. Dray
.Doocaster • of Mr. James Hiachldfe, Surveyor, lltadley.iaue.
near Husiberdleld; of Mr. fliumas Dials, Dewsbury, near
Leeds; at the Beaumont Arms, Kirkbeaunt ; at Whitley Hall.
hew Huddessloki ; of Ur. Juke Carr, Welaheid, atesquld ; and
at the place of Sue.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 27.
In the Appeal " Giffard v. Hort," the Sotici rsit Grasse
was heard for the Respondent. Further ti,aring on W
nesday.
Some local and private Bil:s were brongl,t up from the Con
muss by Sir LIMES GRAHAM, UrUvral MAiiNaltll, Adam-
Mooasum, Mr.DCODA LC, Mr. C.IIIIAPLItt, Sir EL*. KZATVaII..
CULL, and other Members, and road a first tjue.
The PrinceSaes :inanity lion, the Irish *tits Dirties Rill, the
Class Duties Bill, and the Irish Spirt s Duima Cudectiou Ei I
passed through Committees, and were reported.
Blachford's Divorce was read a third time and rassedt
after the clause proirb:t.ng the offendhig parties from Insets
marrying had peen struck out, on the mutton of the Earl of
DA It CULT.

Oa the Motion of Earl Beineart, some accbunts Motive toil
sank Note. were ordered.
Mr. lacunas°, from the Pr'vy Council Office, presentei
copies of two forms of Licences fur Importing Cargoes from
Fiance and other horde countries, winch were ordered to be
priutxtL
Mr. Ipnwsom from the Office of Cider Seetetaty for ft, land,
privented several acCollotl and papers ordered by the Howell
which were ordered in lie on the table.
The Stafford retragc was fixed for Thdrsday, nth of May.
INFORMATIONS -Ex-owricto.
Lad HOLLAND adverted to the Motion he formerly made
relative to Informations Ex-officio. and stated his oilLct now to
be to present a Bill or Bills to the House relative to this extraora
dietary and anomalous nude of proceedimp He was not, how.
ever, rt fully prepared, and he therefore merely DOW Inalti9ll4
ed the subject, that he might nut be thouf-• to be mains fairly
it he introduced his intended 'stalwart at a very short notice.