Star.
London, England, 1813-02-15 00:00:00

Mq.eroth, I. F 0. of Yeomanry and
Corps in Norfolk and Suffolk -
.Suffolk) Volunteer Corps, Captain
ma• dant - ' - 16 15
It) Volunteer Corps, Capt. Suckling

S 0

Suffolk) Yeomanry Corps, Captain
,htta Vapneck Commandant - 10
(Suffolk) AroWetter Corps, Captain
Commandant - - 5
_ _

Vloluoteer Corps, Captain Barber
► 10
eonsanry Corps, Lieutenant-General
tnmandent 11
(Suffolk) Major Stanford Commandant 7
'ulfollt) -Volunteer Corps 9
A) Volunteer Corps, Captainvy,
itillbil) Volunteer Corps, Captain
mspeandant -
:Sulkdi) Volunteer Corps, Lieutenant-
ebber Coskns,dant
NAVY.
from fie &Beers, Seamen, and Ma-
lajesty's Ship Apollo, Capt. Taylor.
from the Ofleers, Seamen, and Ma-
elajesty's Ship !Innen, Capt. Stephen!
from the Olken, Seamen, and Ma-

ijesty's Ship Weazlk.
infantile, of Dow:mho Park
,to

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nioas at Oaforit, vis.

ite 30 0

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0
0
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11+10 0
'lows of Wadham College 10 10 0
It,NVI of Queen's College 13 1.5 0
ellows or Magdalen Col. 26 5 0
lows of All Non!, ge 21 0 0
11(oas of Oriel College 15 15 0
!Ilows of Meron College 21 0 0
'Mows of L °rpm; Christi
10 10 0

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2
1 1
10 10

Ics llor, Pro-Vice- Chan-
othurs the Inhubitants 75 17 0.-2.52 12

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0

. 2 2

0 0
J. P. WEISFORD. See.
,ors received at Lloyd's ; and by the reap cove
A oven and Country.

Orders from the Country, poet-paid, duly attended to.
. .
T• BISH solicits the fortunate Share-holders of the
• under-mentioned Capital Prizes, sold by him i the Lot-
tery that fin shed last Month, to bring them for Payment, or
Exchange for 'fiehets and shares in the Lottery to be drawn on
W/DNESDAY NEWT.
1,07 b £20,1/00 10,429 • •
11,128 - 1,000 1,303 - •
8,003 . 400 1,413
•
°OO 12,123
11,468 300 • &c. &c. &c. •
'rickets, Shares, and Chances are selling, as cheap as any
Office can afford who mean to pay their Prizes, at either of
BIS try.., fortunate Offices, 4, COANSILL; or 9, CHARING-
atoIIs, London.

10,000

1,000
- £4OO
300

NEX C W EDNEcDAY.

RICHARDSOFI,6Oabi.fItk, and Co. COll-
- fnr the lottery, respectfully acquaint the Public,
ihat the `'FATE LOTTERY will commeace drawing on WED•
NESDAY, the 17th February, and finish on the foilouing day.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
1 of £20,000
1 - - - • 10,000
1 - . • 5,000
2 . . . . 2,000
S . . . • 1,000

4 500
And 1,393 Prizes front .6'300 to .115.
O1T) MODE OF DKAWING.—NO CLASSES.
RiCtiARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co are selling 'Tickets
and. Shares in variety of Numbers, at their Offices, the corner of
jiank Buildings, Coruhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing
Cross. Where, in the Lottery drawn 14th and 15th January,
they sold 6 Capital Prizes, in 59 Shares • and In the I.otteries
drawn last year, 23 Capital Prizes, inslualni One of £90,000,
and Two of 440,0090. •

The fine fast•uiling new Privateer Rrig SANS-SOUCI.
Length - 9s Ir. 7 in. 1 D ,sth -10 U. sin.
iireacith • 24 4 Adnusasures 235 211-94 tons.
Pierced fee 16 and mounted i 4 guns.
Both these vessels were captured by, and lave been Con-
demned ag pages, to his Majesty's ship Barrow, Capt.iin Sir f.
STA INES, Knt.

'1 be ziarts-mitict Is extremely well found, sails very fast, and
may be stilt to sea as a Cruiser, with all leer warlike stores, at
a very trilling expence, (bet.% tree of duty) anJ as site :quint!.
nothing along thaw men and provisions.

Aft, rwards,
The Good Brig L'AIMABLE JULIE. She appears to be
French built, and to have bad a very large and general outfit sad
evair very recently.
Length on Deck - - 55 Ft. 231 n.
Breadth - - - 17 8
Admeasures - - - . 65 8-94 Tons.
Square.sterned, Is very burthensome, takes the ground well,
and is a►undantly found in stores-

DI 141CNIIIONS :

The Brigantine L'HAZARD, has a neat scrawl head, sails
fast, mai burthens well.
Length - - - • 51 Ft. 9i in.
Breadth - - - • 16 11i

59 10:94 Tons.

These Vesseh appear to be suited for the Newfoundland trade •
or gramsl purposes, and with their stores, are in condition for
immediore employment.

The Sloop LA E 0141.. 'E MERE, aquare-sterned, appears to
be Bridal' built.