Star.
London, England, 1812-01-08 00:00:00

STATE LOTTERY.

Y, CORNHILL, AND 1 s, COVEN'iIIY-STREET.
PYTON recommend) his Friends and the Public
4-4 gener.lly to notice the favourite Scheme of the New-year's
Lottery. With only 12,000 Tickets, there are Two Prizes of
&0,000, Two of £6,,..`00, Two of £4,000, Sit of /1,000, &c.
&c. &c. No Prize less than £2o,and the whole to be drawn 21st
Of This Menth.—Tickets and Shares are selling by EYTON, as
above, villa had the pleasure of distributiu; to his_ Friends in the
Lotteries drawn in October and November last, the following
Capital Prizes, In Efty-nine Shares :
No. 3,3,3 Class A, a Prize of £15,000
3,343 Claw B, a Prize of £15,000
71 Class B, a Prize of £3,0t0
4,025 Class A, a Prize of £1 900
• 225, Class C, a Prize of £3OO —e?.?..

itEW YEAR'S onrrsOFTWB-r; TY I'HOUSAND POUNDS
, litmus IN THE MATCHLESS S FATE LO rIERY Oft
•ONLY 12,000 TIME rs, ALL TO BE DRAWN ON
'TUESDAY, 213 t THIS MON ri-fl
BISH, (Contractor); gratetilly happy in alt-
o- • soutteiag the numerous Capital Prises which he has sold
I. the last three er four months, solicits the pubic attention to
*present Lottery, and sincerely hopes to be equally fortunate
is dkpoitng of Capt.:as to thole who now honour him with their
eArn!nands. The tickets are few; the Prize( numerous ; the
Capials great; and the Risk small.

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SCHEME.
8 Prizes of 4%0,000 are 5e40,000
2 - 6.000 2,000
- 4,003 - 11‘1102
6 • . !moo . - • 6,000
9,996 from iesen to £2O _ • - - 5.1,000 •
The following Capital Prizes Were sold InShares at 4, Corn-
hill, 9, Charivg-cross, London; and ty Burr's Agents in the coun-
try, in the two Luttgies drawn in October and November last c
1,693 - Class A £16,000 9,348 Class C £15,000
3,863 - A - 5,000 ' 71 . - A - 3,000
1,653 - - A - 2,4 00. 1,853 - B - 2,000
4,025 - C 13,000 r 1,852 - A 500
4,054 - A - 500 3,563 - - A. - 500
3,863 - B. - 300 Jsic. Bcc acc.
An immediate parehase is advised, as, from the smallness of
the Imtery rakes and Shares may be vtry scarce within a day
or two of the Drassinzs which will be
TUESDAY, the 81st INSTANT.

FOR COUOII4, COLDS, Re.
WALSH'S CO LTSFOOT LOZENGES. Me-
lago was the name given to Celtsfuot by the antients,
who knew its value in Coughs, &c. It is prepared In the form of
Lozenges' as the moat agroeaile to palate ; and atm, that by its
Radially dissolving in the mulch, may with more certainty be
tetveyed to the puts affected; these Lozenges are cLobstruent,
detergent, and lubrucating, allaying the tickling sensation which
occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, and producirg the most
silutzry effects; if used as a preventive, few persons will be
bkd with Coughs t!trough the winter, and the!r price places them
within tin reach of all ranks of people.
Sold by Shaw and Ed.sards, 66, St. Paul's, on the footway,
who are the sole propr ktors, and none are genuine but whit have
their name on the stamp. Retail also by Tutt, 'Exchange, and
Slinger and Co. Ozforctstreet.
Also, WALSH's ANTIPERTUSSI; for the HOOPINO
COUGH, a remedy long apptoved, and recommended by the
list families in the kingdvre. Price only ge. 9d. per bottle.

STAFF.
Lieutenant-Colonel Jasper Nicolle, of the 14th Foot, to be De-
puty Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice
Major-General Raymond.
Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Brown, of the York Light Infantry
Volunteers, to be Deputy Quarter-Master-General to the
Forces serving in Ireland, vice Major-General Murray.
Captain Thomas Finn Add'son, of the 94th Foot, to be aee.retary
to the Governor of Annapolis Royal.
Assistant-Commissary-General Thomas Dumaresq to be Deputy-
Commissary-General to the Forces.
Deputy Assistant Commissary-General Charles De Bels to be an
Assistant-Commissary-General to the Forces.
BARRACKS.
To be Barrack-Masters to the Forces in Great-Britain,
David Logan, George Logan, and Henry H Lawn.
The King's German Legion.
td Battalion of Light Infantry—Lieutenant George Wackerha-
gen to be Captatu of a Company, w:tli trnipor-ry rank, vice
Robertson, deceased; Ensiga M. T. H. Jobin to be Lieutenant,
vice lA'acktrhagen. -

4th Battalion of the Line—Ensign C. Lichtenberger to be Lieu.
tenant, voce Heimburg, who resigns; Calet Serjeant Henry
De Witte to be Ensign, vice Lichtenberger.
MEM OR A NOV M.
The exchange between Lieutenant Trevlson, from Half-pay of
the Royal Regiment of Malta, and lieuteuant Malaspina, of
De Watteville's Regiment, as s ated in the Gazette of the 22d
October last, has not taken place.
Lieutenant Wm. Jones, of the 7th Foot, Is superseded.
ER aATA in tke Gazettes of the 16th February and sth
November last.
73d Foot—For James Gregorson, Gent. to be ramp, trice Camp-
bell, promoted; read Ensign James Gregorson, from the 66th
Foot, to be Ensign, v;ce Campbell, promoted.
24th Ditto—For Robert Marsh, Gent. to be Ensignorke Hodge,
whose Appointment has not taken place ; read Robert Marsh,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase vice Fraser, prdmoted.

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We arc commanded by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent
to express to you the deep sorrow which he feels in announcing
to you the continuance of Lis Majesty's lamented indisposition,
and the unhappy disappointment of those hopes of his Majesty's
early recovery, which had been cherished by the dutl'al affection
of his family and the loyal attachment of his people.
" The Prince Regent has directed copies of the last Reports of
her Majesty the Queen's Council to be laid before you, and he is
satisfied that you will adopt such measures as the present melane
choly exigency may appear to require.
11 In securing a suitable and ample prov;s:.on for the support of
his Majesty's Royal dignity, and for the attendance upon jils .
Majesty's sacred person, during his illness, the Prince l.event
rests assured that you will ales bear in mind the indispensible
duty of continuing to preserve for his Majesty the facility of re•
suming the personal exercise of his Royal authority, in the happy
event of his recovery, so earnestly desired by the wishes and the
prayers of his family end his subjects.
" The Prince Regent directs us to s'gnify to you the satisfaco
tion with which his Royal Highness has observed that the mew.
sures which have been pursued for the defence and security of
the kingdom of Portugal have proved completely effectual, and
that on the several occasions in which the British or Portuguese
troops have been engaged with the enemy, the reputation already
acquired by them has been fully maintained.
1' The successful and brilliant enter; rite which terminated In
the surprise, in Spanish Estremadura, of a French corps, by a
detachment of the allied army under Lieutenant-General NM, is
highly creditable to that distinguished officer and to the troops
under his command, and has contributed materially to obstruct
eie designs of the enemy in that part of the Penlesuly.
" The Prince Regent is assured, that while you reflect with
pride and satisfaction on the conduct of his Majesty's troves an 4
BANKRUPTCIES 'ENLARGED. of flee allies, in these various and impottant services, you will
render justice to the consummate judgment and skill displayed
Pala 115. John Henry Wilkinson, of Lombard etreet, Dondon,
... factor, dealer and chemist:to, at ten, at Guildhall. • by General Lord Viscount Wellington in the direction of
BANKRUPTS. campaign.
Thomas Smith, of Charlotte-street, Rathbene-place, Middlesex, "In Spain the spirit of the people remains unsub.luect, andthe
upholsterer, dealer and chapman, to surrender January 11, 21, system of warfare so peculiarly adapted to the actual condition of
and February 18, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, the Spanish nation, has been recently extended and improved un-
Pudding-lane.
der the advantages which result frem the operations of the ; '-
Thomas Asbfield, of Shadwell, Middlesex, money-scrivener,'
dealer and chapir.an, January 11, 25, and February IR, at ten, armies on the fronfer, and from the sounttnance and Meistanc•
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Paltgrave-place, Temple- of his Majesty's navy on the.coast.
•Ber, London.
-.'" Although the great exertions of the enemy have in soma Henry Hunt, of Worcester, skinner, dealer and chapman, Jan.
quarters been attended with success, his Royal Highness is per•
27, 28, and Fe',. la, at eleven, at the Guildhall Coffee-house,
Worcester. Anomie!, Mr. John Pownall, Staple-inn, LON • seeded you will admire the-perseverance and gallantry manifested
don ; or Mr. Samuel Ha: en, Worcester. by the epanish tirades. Even in those provinces principally melte
Daniel Kiddiford, of Basinghall-street, London, warehouseman,
dealer and chaptuan, January 18, 22, and February 18, at - •
vied by the French forces, new energy has arisen among the peoe
..
elsven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Blandford and Mtn- pie, and the increase of difficialty and Jaeger has produced more
ray, 17, Mitre-coin Buildings, Temple. * Connected, efforts of general resistance.
William Hoiroyd, late of Holland-street, Blackfrlars-Road, Sur- n . Tee prone Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his
rey, vie caller, dealer and chapman, January 11, 21, and Feb.
Majesty, comMands us to express hie confident hope that you
111, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lucas, Webber-street,
' Bleck friars-Road. wili enable him to continue to afford the most effectual aid and
Henry Hughes, of Basinghall-street, London, cloth-factor,; Jan. assistance in the sueport of the coneest, es hick the brave nations
11, 21, and February 18, at *en, at Guildhall. Anoraks, of the Peninsula still maintain with such uuabated zeal and reso-
Messrs. Blandford and Murray, 17, Mitre-court Buildings,
Temple. lotion. ,
Edward M'Swiney, formerly of Demerara, late of Guadaloupe, "Ns Royal Highness commands us to oxprese his congratuia-
and now of Westmorland-place, City-Road, Middlesex, m. r- tions on the success of the lk tish arms in the Island of Java,
chant, January 11, 21,. and Feb. 18, at one, at Guildsail.—
-*Attorney, Mr. Crawford, 37, Broad-street, London. " The Prince Regent trusts that you will cenciir with his
Ben jamb' Wilson, of Leeds, York-hire, flax-spinner, dealer and Royal 1-Lg'.ness in approving the w.sdoin and ability with
chapman, Feb. 3,6, and IS, at eleven, at the White Horse lint this enterprize, as well as the capture of the islands of Bourbon.
and l'avern, in Leeds. Anomie*, Messrs. Lee and Rayner, and the Mauritius, has be.en conducted under the immediate direce.
Leeds; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London,
time of the GovernoreGeneral of India; and that you will ape
17, 18, and Feb. 18, at eleven, at the Globe raven),
Nathan Samuel, of LiverpooL silversmith and draper, January
Maud the decision, gallantry, and spirit conspicuously displayed
.iverpool.
Anomie's, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. in the late operations of the brave army wider the command
John Davies, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. of that distinguished Officer, Lieutenant-Genera Sir Samuel
Thomas Dedrick Woolbert, of Charing-cross, Middlesex, hatter,
January 18, 23, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor. Auchrnuty, so powerfully and ably supported by his isdajesty's
si
ney, Mr. Bou,field, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. naval forces.
Wiliam Hamer, of Pemberton, Lancashire, tanner, dealer and "'By the completion of this system of operations, great addle
chapman, Jan. 30, 31, and Feb. is, at eleven, at the Slop, tional security will have been given to the British Commerce and
Bolton, Lancashire. Anomie., Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingion,
-ce
and Gregory, Bedford-row, London ;or Mr. Hutton, Bolton. Possessions in the East Indies, and the Colonial Power of Fear
John Willday the younger, of Meriden, Warwickshire, malster will have been entirely extinguished.
and corn-factor, dealer and chapman, Jan. 10,13, and Feb. 18, 11 His Royal Higheess thinks it expedient to recommend to
at eleven, at the George Inn, Coventry. Attornies, Messrs.
your attention the propriety of providing such measures for the
ton and L
Kinderley
ea, Coventry Long
Gray's-inn, London; or Messrs. Trough--
nature government of the British possessions in India, as shall
.
Thomas Stubbs, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, appear from ezpetience, and upon mature deliberation, to be
Jan. 20, 30, and Feb. 18, at eleven,*at the Globe Tavern, Lie calculated to secure their internal prosperity, and to derive from
verpool. Attornies, Messrs. Shepherd.
Daltera and Topham, , Adlington, and Gre-
gory, Gray's-inn, London; or Messrs.those flourishing dominions the inmost
degree of advantage to
Liverpool.
Commerce and Revenue of the United Kingdom.
George Morecroft and Samuel Bites, late of Birmingham, corn- "We are commanded by the Prince Regent to acquaint
dealers., dealers and chapmen, Jan. 15, at four, 16, at ele'ven, at that while his Royal Highness regrets that various imminent
the Talbot lan, It ugeley, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at the Flitch subjects of difference with the Government of the United
- of Bacon Inn, Wichlior, Staffordshire. At omics, Messrs.
Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke,
of America still remain unadjusted, the difficulties which the
- Messrs. Birch, Foster, and Bishop,Wan-mei-court, London; or
Rugeley. affair of the Chesapeake • frigate occasioned have been -
DIVIDENDS. removed; and we are directed to assure you, that in the
Peb. 1. W. Manning, of Boston, Lincoln, straer-manufacturer. progress of the discussions with the United States, the -
—Jan. 20. T. Sykes and W. Baker, Leeds, York, dyers.—Feb Regent will continue to employ such means of conciliation as may
10. J. and J. Sykes, Leeds, York, merchants.—Feh. 17. W. Brill,
Woodbridge, Suffolk, bwcher.--....1an. 28. J. Hein
i be consistent with the honour and dignity of his Majesty's Crow,
Middleicx, victualler,—tan, 28. J. Simpson and vir .of Hampton, i
G. Farman, . and with the due maintenance of the maritime and cone
of the Old 'Change, factors—Jan. 28. 1% Clive and S. Richard.-- , rights and interests of the Brit'sh Empire.
son, of Tokenhouse-yard, merchants.—Jan. 28. A. Salt and C. ; 44 GM11;714e14 tf Me lime of COSIMOII7
A. Beckman, of Birmiligham, wine-merehants.—Feb. 3. S. Hall, I
"_ His Royal H ghneesLas directed the'
Estimates for the r
of Bristol, ironmongme—Feb. T. W. F. Spencer, of Gosport, mer-
cer —Feb. 12. E. Rayner and J. Medley, 'of Newport, isle 6f v:ee of the cutreut year to be laid before you. He trusts
Wight, corn-dealerse--law. 31. I. Cow icy, of Sheffied, cutters— . yuu will furuish'hlnt with such supplies as may be necessary
Jan. 24. S. and W. Harrison, of Manch, seer, hatters.—Feb. 11. J.
i ea.y is
Routh, T. I.e Mesurier, and H. L. Ruler, of Austin friars, inee• I enable him to continue the eentest in welch Ins Majesty
raged with that spirit' and exer.lou which will afford the "
chants —Jan. 21. R. Mount and W. Roberts, of Angel-court,
nterchants.—Jan. 23. J. Curtis, of Spring.streer, Mary-la bonne,. I prospect of its successful terminanen.
tellow-chandkr.—Jan. 28, H. Fell, of Watling-meet, Mlneh.es. .. His Rol al Highnesi comma:ids us to recommend ' -
ter-warehousemen.—lan. 28. S. Mobbs, art Southampton,
should resume the consideration of the state of the '
chants. milli-
ner.—Jan. 28. R. and T. Rennarus, ot lilegston-upun-lluil, eta s •
Maud, ithic.h you had cannuenced in IL las: '
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