Star.
London, England, 1813-03-27 00:00:00

10,159 Prizes, and only 20,000 Tickets.

The abode Scheme is adapted to every Class of Adventurers,
as more than One Half of all the Tickets and Shares bnurht (op
an average), WILL. BE PRIZES, besides their Chance fur ALI.
the-CAPI !ALS. Tickets and Shares are Sellirg by T. bISH,
the Contractor, at his fortunate Offices, 4, Coruhill, and 9, Cba.
ring Cross, London.

• • Persons in the Country who find any difficulty in geti;ns
supplied with Tickets, Shares, or Schemes, of the Agcnts, are
desired to send their Order, direct to the Contractor as obese.

EVERY State Lottery Ticket or Share bought at
MARTIN's, No. 8, Cornhiil, and drawn on the Gth of
May, IS SURE. TO BE A PRIZE.
£to,ooo £20,000 £lO,OOO
20,000 10,000 10,000 •
10,159 Prizes, and only 20,000 Tickets, being More Prizes
thank Blanks, a circumstance unknown since the first establish-
ment of Lotteries in the Reign of Queen Anne.
W. MARTIN strongly recommends the Scheme, and invites
the Public to an early purchase at the above Office, where, in-
stead of dividing only one £20,000, as he did in the last Lot-
tery Contract, he now feels highly confident that he shall sell
at least the three Twenty Thousands, besides other Capitals,
among those who honour him with their commands.

A TRIBU PE "I'l3 THE BENEVOLENT.
AN OFFICER of RANK and long Services, re-
duced to extreme distress, by misfortune, and bereft of
every means of support but that of the scanty pittance of his
Half-pay, in the maintenante of a Wife and Eight Children,
most gratefully returns thanks to those Benefactors wko, through
references to Messrs. Ijodsol and Stirling, Bankers, Strand;
the Hon. Simon Frazer, Perring, Shaw, Barber, and Co. 72,
Cornhill; and Messrs. Davison, Noel, Templar, Middleton, and
Wedgewood, 34, Pall-Mall, have kindly honoured him with
notice to his situation.

AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY, with FIVE
CHILDREN between Three and Eight years of age—their
Father afflicted nearly three years by a severe Paralytic Stroke,
end thereby reduced from a most respectable business to extreme
indigence, is forced to appeal to the Benevolent for aid.
Recovering in his bodily health (although still unable to walk)
he attempted Business on a small scale a few months ago, bat
was obliged to give it up for want of means, and is riow entirely
ruined. His Furniture.teing under seizure he knows not what
to do, being yet unable to walk without help, or to make any
exertion for his suffering Family: but hopes the ALMIGHTY,
who has visited him with these heavy calamities, will send some
benevolent Persons to his raef. FIT: can Live the most respec-
table references, proving his having been an active and indus-
trious trader fur many years, till deprived of health. Two end-
nent Physicians, who have visited him gratuitously since his mis-
fortunes, ,:ave no doubt of his recovery, had he the necessary
means of support. He has nl near Friends or Relations to help
him, but his Father ag.:d 78, whom he chiefly supported for the
last ten years, and a Brother in a distant climate, an Officer in
the King's service.

..• Should any humane persons desire to see this afflicted Fa-
mily, a direction to their abode, sr any information required,
will be given at Mr. Morrison's, No. 26, East-street, near
Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital, where the smallest
Subscription will be gratefully received ; or at Messrs. Harris
and Co s, No. 50, Holborn; Stirgeon Kiernan'•, No. 21, Lower
Charlotte-street, Bedford square ; and at Mr. Hughes, Book,eller,
No. 221, Tottenham-Court-Road.

TO LAIPES OR GENTLEMEN OF CHARACTER.
I '0 be SOLD for One Thousand Guineas, One
L Share in an established PATEN E, that is lik, ly to produce
an immense and rapid fortune, without risk or trouble,. and
without taking any active part or appearing personally engaged
in business. References will be required and given. None but
persons of consideration are engaged, and as to wham the most
satisfactory references may be had. Letters addressed west paid)
to Richard Seward, Esq. Naval Hong, St. Martin's lane, near
Charing• Cross, will be attended to.