Star.
London, England, 1813-04-07 00:00:00

N IVI BPit 8140.

• ONLY ist ss.
. • .
WICKETS for—Dr. TIAORNTON's- beautiful
BOTANICAL 'LOTTERY, tie. sefilits 'at NORNSBY
and Co.'s, No. 26, Consbill; It vrIU konuttence Drawing on the
61 h of MAY next. Specimens may be seen at Hornsby and CO.'s
Office. The grand 'size is 45,080, the other-Priaes are valued
fram 23 to 2110' each. Every one devoted to the fine' 'Art of
acid riirsvrihg wifi have a Chance, as the Work is ionsi-,
dered no be the first in the Country.

No. 2, CORNHILL, 'and 13, COVENTRY.STREtT.
roN, Stock-nroker, recommends to his Friends
AL% the' Lottery, which begins Drawing el May, coitabsing
the fdlibwlnte striking advantages:
EYURY TICKE I' DRAWN ON THE FIRST DAY
WILL BE A PRIZE!
THERE ARE MORE FUZES THAN BLANKS!
3 of .r 0,000;
S of £10,000;
WITH A LONG LIST OF _GI HER CAPITALS!
TO BE DRAWN
ON THE OLD PLAN ; EVERY TICKET SINGLY 1

BOTANICAL Lai' rititY.
RICHARDON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect-
fully acquaint the Public that Government has-fixed the
drawing of the BO TA NIC A L Lov•rts It for thc Gth of MAY text.
In this Lottery there are 20,000 'ticket it one half of which .t?
Prizes of various denominations, valuedaccording to the uuJer-
mendoned Scale, eat: acted from the Schedule of the Act of Par-
liament t
Prizes..
I Valued at E 5,080 aE5,080

• 199 80 '
200 ......... 30 6,000
600 /5 .....
2,000 5 10,000
....
7,000 ... ...... 21,000
10,000 Prizes. 3E67,100
The whole Tickets, Price £2. ss: each, are selling at their Of-
fices, the Corner or Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the
Ring's Mews, Charing Cross

ALL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS •on the 6th 01
MAY, in the 3 FATE LO i VERY. Twenty 'Thousane.
Tickets, numbered from No. l to No. 20,000. To be Drawn in
Four separate Dap.
. • SCHEME.
Prizes, Value. Total Va'ue.
3 of 8E20,000 are 6E60,000
3 lO,COO 30.0n0
. 4 2,000 8,000
• 6 1,000 ..
500 ••• woo •• 4,1.00
10 300 3,000
35 200 3,(.00
20 100 2. (:00 '
40 .50 2,0G0
30 '
3b,000- ......... 20 &c .&c 130,000
10,159 Prizes. ,ClOO,OOO
The brat-drawn 1,00 Dlanks, £2O each, X 20,000
The secottd-'tfrawnl,lloo Blanks: XlO each, ,810,000
More than half the Tickets are
SURE TO BE PRIZES.

T. BISH, the Contractor, respectfully advises an immedi
purchase, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and the tncrea.-
ing demand in Town and Country, the Tickets and Shares sei:.
certainly rise in Price.
•,,• Persons In the Country who may find- any difficulty in
getting supplied by the Agents, are requested to sbdd their Order-
to the Contractor's fortunate Offices,
4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONIPO'aI.

'lbis day was published, in Bvo. price lbs. boards, •
ATREATISE on Summary Proceedings unJ .
the LAWS of EXCISE and CU S I ONIS, applicable altt,
to Summary Procettlin:s in general before Ma,•l!trat es.
By DANIEL HOWARD, Solicitor.
London: _Printed for J. BtrterworLh, Law Bookseller, Fleet
street.

Speedily will be published by J. BUTTE RWORTIT) Fleet-sweet,
ALEPORTS cf CASES argued and determined
in the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY, commencing
'with the Judgment of the Right Hon. WILLIAM SCOTT,
Hilary Term, INII.
By JOHN DODSON, L.L.D. Advocate in Doctors Commons.
This Work Is intended to form a Continuation of Robinson
and Edwards' Reports.

CHELSEA ,kIORCF,4L, MARCH 31, 1813.

THESE are, by drder of the Right Honourable
the Lords and otheri COnunissioners for managing the
.affairs of the Royal Hospitek.a,t, Chsl.ea,tp give notice, That
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the
name and on the behalf7of his Majesty, to comtnand that all
Oat-Pensioner; belonging to the said Hospital, resident fn Len-
ders, or within twenty-five miles thereof, who have been dis-
charged from their regiments as private men, as well from the
Cavaliy, Foot Guards, arid Infantry of the Line, as from the MI-
Urfa and Fencibirs, (the Out Pensioners from the late Horse
Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards,the Life Curds. and Royal
Regiment of Horse Guards, truth men as by the notfpital Books
are now ir.orethin fifty-llie years of age, or bad served twenty-
four years in the Cavalry, or twenty-one years in-the Infantry,
previously to their discharges, thrise who have lost a limb, or
their eyesight. or are cripples, or who received a certificate of
their total unfitness for farther service; from any of the Officers
employed at the general examination of Out Pensioners in the
year 1805; those svho are at present in the receipt of a pension
exceeding one shilling per diem, or those actually serving in the
Pm ed Militia excepted), do perionally and regimentally ap-
pear with-their instructions and certificates of admission, at the
said Hospital en the respective days undermentioned and ap-
pointed for them, according to • their several rates of pension,
when and where attendance will be given from nine o'clock lo
the morning till three in the afternoon, in order that such of
them as on examination shall be fit, may be sent to a Veteran
Battalion; viz.— •
On FRIDAY, the 9th of APRIL,

The Pensioners at td. per day, from the lst Regiments of
Dragoon Guards to the 7t h Dragoon Guards. Those from the
Ist Regiment of Dragoons With the remaining Regiments of Ca-
valry-. Those from the Foot Guards, Ist Regiment of Foot, to
the Seth inclusive.