Star.
London, England, 1805-06-01 00:00:00

UESDAY.

7` EISH Nicks the public atrention to the unex-
.• atnpled etieb State of tbe Wheel. One half of the Lottery
is over, and near all the Capital Prizes remain undrawn, viz.
2 of £3O cod 4 of 5,0c0
a of 20.000 4 of 2,000
s of ro,coo 4 of I ,orio

Undraern Tickets and Shares will continue on tale at No. 4,
and 9, Charing Croft, until Tuefday wowing next, at
the following prices :

Ticket

£:9 10

Hair £l3 04, Eighth 42 It 0
(tam: . 5 a o Sixteenth t s 6
_a_ '. Only five days to draw.

-J:z.c7g—irifettT DAY:

20,000. FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET on Tuefday
nett, June 4th, exclufive of which the Wheel contains
2 £30,000 Ii £s,ooo
1 2 ,ono 4 2,000
2 10,000 4 I,ono
&c. &e. &e.
And only five Days tee draw.
ADRUMMOND solicits the attention of the
.• Public to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, w!dch they
will find %ends unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, and
one half cf the Drawing cm:cluded ; he therefore recommends a
fpeedy application at his Old Lltablithed Office, Fleet-Erect, for
the few 1 iciets remaining unfold.
Laft Lottery rnt a Ticket was to be had at the conelufion of the
Sixth Day'. Drawing

BIRTH DAY.
THE mn( unexampled LOTTERY for CAPT-
TA L PRIZES ever known in the annals of this Country,
will gave to the Votaries of Fortune no lefs a Prize than zo,cool.
for the Firft Drawn Ticket on Tuefday next, the Birth Day of
ern. auzuft Sovereign, and is probable will bc fold at ROBERTS's
fin tunate Office, No. 8, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shares are
fellir.g in variety of Numbers ; and where No. 24,640, a Prize of
i0,0c;.1. was fold in fifteen Shares the laft Lottery, as well as
Prizes to a conliderable amount in former Lotteries, all paid on de-
mand.

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
POT the Eirft-drawn Ticket on Tuefday next, the 6th Day, and
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
For the Eirft-drawn Ticket on the Bth Day,
And the Wheel contains the following Rich Prizes,
s - - Z 30,000

• 20,000
- - - 10,000

. spoo, &c. dec. &c.
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted 'lndrawn,
will continue on Sale, whilft any remain, at CARTifies,
No. 8, Charing Crofs. An early application is abfolutely neceffary,
as a fcarcity mull take place from the very few Tickets remaining
in the C,ntradtore Hands unfold.
Prizes paid on demand, or exchanged for undrawn Tickets and
Shares.

HIS MA JESTY's BIRTH LAY.
IN honour of his Maidly's Birth Day, (next Tuef.
day, June 4th) will be given a magnificent Public Breakfait
at Cooper's Hall, London, to commence with Twenty Thoufand
Pounds for the Firft-drawn Ticket, exclufive of two 30,0001. one
20,0001. two 'O.OOOl two 5,00z.1. roar z,0001.&e. &c. any of which
may be drawn in the course of that day, and Thirty Thoufand
Pounds for the Firft drawn Ficket on Tucfday, June the t ith.
From the above incomparable Rate of the Wheel, and the great
(catchy of Tickets, they mutt advance conilderably. An immc.
diate application is therefore recommended at G. SCOTT's Old
Ellablifhed Fortunate Office, No. -c, New Bond itreet,where the
lira drawn Ticket on the Second Day of the prefent I.ottery,No.
2.875, entitled to I,OOOL was told and regifter,d, and the Ticket,
No. 6443, a Prize of 5,0001. in the left Lottery, was alto fold in
One QL.tarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Sh.: ea.
Capital Prizes to any amount paid oa demand.

FOR SAL" BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Brent, Plymouth,
On Friday next, June 7, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
-1 'HE UNDER-MEN I'IONED GUN VESSELS,
1- taken from the French by his Majetty's MELAMPUS
STEPHEN POYNTZ, Efq. Captain, and in company his Majefty's
hired armed Cutters FRISK anti RHODA.

Length. Breadth. Depth. Admea.
No. t 69 Gun Brig, tit Ica, 1° lett 4 in. 5 feet 6 in. tat Tons
174 Ditto Si 13 6 5 9 126
266Gunl.ugger64 is 6 4 9 63 ,
277 Ditto 64 is 6 4 9 68
287 Ditto 64 tt 6 4 9 CS
.311...Ditt3.....64 is 6 4 9 eB._

Ail which Vett'.ls appear nearly pew built, of excellent Arte-
rials, principally of Oak, may be Med lot Inland Navigation or as
Lighters in the River Thames. as they arc of a eery eafy draught
of water, or may he converted into Merchant Veffels for general
purpofes by being rofe upon.
After the tale of the Veffels, will be Sold their Warlitceand other
Mores, coolifting of Guns, Shot, Powder, MMlccut, Bayonets, Sel-
dier's Belts and Pouches, Cutlaffes, Sails, Cables, Anchors, Haw-
fers, Rigging, Braid, Peas, Calavanees, Sweeps, Pig Iron, Baßatt,
Water Cain, &e. which will be put in fuitable Lots.
For Catalogues and viewing the Veffels and Stores, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.