Star.
London, England, 1812-12-30 00:00:00

Ninunrit 8056.

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CROWN AND ANCHOR. STRAND.
SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the POOR.
SCFFERING INHABITANTS of the different Govern-
opts of RUSSlA,through which the French Armies have passel
istbeir late invasion of that Empire.
At a Meeting of the Committee the 28th of December 1812 :
Resolved, That the Right Hon. Lord Wutrworru, and Mr.
plant PaLL, be added to the Committee.
SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer.
VIICIUNT Or SI:IESCRIPTIONS a LILLADT ADVIIR rISID .. £4,64
The Rev. B. Bridge 5 0
The Duchess Dowager of Leeds • " 50 o
Idajor-General Burr - • 10 10 0
The Hon. Mrs. Charlotte Windhant , . io o 0
sir William Geary, Bart. - - 10 10 0
The Selicitor-General - - 50 0 .0.
gel Prince, Esq..
__ - - 50 0 0

A nony e moup, by the hands of ?Views. Greenwood 105 0 0
William Gee, Esq. - - 20 0 0
Vir. John Brickwood - - 1 1 0
Sir R. Ainslie, hart. • • 50 0 0
Mr. Charles Dignunn - . 5 5 0
. Francis Newton, Esq. ' - 100 0 0
Matthew Wil.oti, Esq. - - 10 0 0
Richard Thompson, Esq: Grosvenor-street 105 0 0
Jeremiah Discos kici• - . 5 5 0
Clarks Scoot, Esq. - - 5.2 10 0
The Hon. Mrs. Perceval - el 0 0
Marquis Camden - • - 105 0 0
Lord Frederick Campbell - - 52 -
10 0
James Alien Parke, Esq. - SO 0 e
lard Arden .. - 100 0 0
k• al Bathurst - .. - 105 0 0
'Viscount Melville - - 105 0 0
The Rev. Mr. Champagne - • - 10 10 0
The Earl of Ra.lnor - - 105 0 0
Charles Montgomery Campbell, Esq. 10 10 0
'I he Earl of WeAnicirelang - - 100 0 0
Mrs. lioucherett - - 50 0 0
Matthew Winter, Esq. - - 21 0 0
Lord Whitworth - - 200 0 0
The Earl of Normanton - - 500 0 0
G. Holford, Esq. M.P. - - •1010 0
Messrs. Down, rhornton, and free - 200 0 0
George Yeat,, Esq. - - 5 0 0
William lrialcitM, ?sq. - - 21 0 0
Ihe Earl of Mulgrave - • . 105 0 0
S'r H. Carr Lippincott, Bart. - 100 0 0
Earl litzwilliam - - 200 0 0
Lord Viscount Mikon - . 100 0 0
The kev.Dr. Bell - 50 0 0
Mr. David Jones - . 5 5 0
Lieatenant•Colonel Mackenzie - 5 5 0
H. 11oyl ()Vic, Esq. - - 10 10 0
Hun. Edward Law - - 10 10 0
K. R. - . - 2 2 0
Jolie Hatstll, Esq. - - It) 10 0
Earl of Chesterfield - • 100 0 Si
Strong, Stid, and Strong - - 20 0 0
'Air. Baton Wood • - 10 10 0
Sir Isaac Heard .f - 5 5 0
Hurry ti bin, EA. - 5 5 0
Admiral S-r John Colpoys - -. 5• 5 0
Rev. R. Harrington - - 10 10 0
Richard Mdlta, Esq. Kent - - 5:2 10 0
Lilac& Cornwallis, Esq - - to 0 0
A person attends daily at the Crown and Anchor in tile Strand,
from Eleven ir.lll 1 hree &Clock, to receive Subscriptions

i'YTON; Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Co.'
L 4 miry-street, draws the Attention of his Friends to the 14th
anillsth lALuary, when a new Lottery willbe drawn on the old
"IMlll,4flisorrt-Clasitss, a 3 ev-ry wni deride Jul oWn Fate ,
and no otl er. There ate Su Capital k'rizeti, including Two
of
£:0100, '1 wn of Xlo,oio, &e. EY lON has a Vajety
at I ickets And Shares on bale at his foktuliate OMees, where
he sold and '!tared
In Januarys 1812...—N0. 2,504, Class A, £6,000; N 0.2,504,
• B, £6,000.
2.21 October.—No. 3,343, Class A, $15,000; No. 2,343,
Cass B, £15,0(.0.
19th November.—No. 71, £3,000.

TM- E objection that existed to drawing at,. Lottery I
in Classes is done away, and every Number will now be
drawn separately the 14th and 15th January, INIS.
J. :AV EWRIGHT has the plea:nue Lo state, that the approv-
ed Scheme contain',
- Prizes of - .€20,010 I Thenh this Lottery is only
- Prizes of - 10,0(10 13,000 Ticket 4, the Cap-
-4 - Prizes of - ti,ekt) I ti Is are nearly equal to
ssg6- Prizes ofaels to 1,00 many of t 0,003 'I ickets.
Tickets u..:1512.rea are on Sale at /I's old and fortunate °faces,
viz N 0.37, Cornbill, SN, Haymarket, and 141, Oxford suet
where N 0,3651, a Prize of £16,000, in the la.t Lottery, and
other Capitals, were Sold in 40 Shares; and in former ones three
Prizes at £30,1k0 and £102,000 out of .£200,000, the total value.

TWENTY THOIJSAND, POiINDS, &c.
THE Only Prize of £2D,000 Shared in the Last
Lottery, was Sold in One Hail and Eight Sixteenths, at
VEI3II s Lucky Office, 17, Ludgate-street (near St. Paul's),
where :he following CApi fAL PRIZES were sold in Forty-
twee liliares, in the Present Year :

3,2551

X..)0,C00

- -
I .
1,275 - - met,Coo r. 04 - - £4,000
3,866 -- - - 1,000 4,756 - - - 1,000
4,758 - .- . - 500 6,402 - - 300
On the lith and 15th of JANUARY the New Lottery will
be drasin, is which tire System of Classes is avoided, and the
Old ard Favourite Mode of Drawing is restored, whereby every
Ticket will have an independent Chance of the Two £20,000
' Prizes, the Two £lO,OOO Prizes, and of all the other Capitals,
&O. in the Sc seine, which, with such numerous Advantages, con-
tains only 13,600 rickety, of these WEBB has a very great va-
r.rty for Sale (some, no doubt, of inestimable Value), in the Sc.lection ot which ho Cinc&rely hopes kortuae will guide those Per-
was whO may honour gm with their Commands, at the Tie uI.Y
FOLTIONATE OrrlcE, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's.
L 7 Orders from the Cotwtry (post paid) containnig Remit-
tances, punctually attended to.
6.• Irish Bank Notts euhatrged for Paitisl,i Currency. .
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OLD MODE OP DAAWINt: 1,.1.3'10RED!
STATE LorERY, 13,000 Tickets, all different
14./ r
Numb,rs.—NO CLASSES!—Every Ticket
beparattly from the Whcel in Iwo Days, viz. Pico of
MONA kJ, JANUARY, and the following thiy.
SCIECNIE.
of X.-o,ouo
1,0,0
51)0
400
300
2CO
100
50
40
30
25
15

are £40,000
Sn,tier)
..... 8,0(.0
6,000
..... 3,000
,400
10 ...... ..... 3,0V0
10 ...... 2,00
14 ...... ..... 1,400
32 ...... 1,600
40 ...... 1
1,6‘,0
60 ,500
320 ...... ...... 8,0t,0
2,100 31,500
13,000 Tickets. £130,000
lICHARDSON, GOODLUCI:, and Co. Contractors for the
Lottery, are selling Tickets and Shares in variety of Num-
bers, at their Offices, the corner of Bank.build.nr, Corn-
; and racing the King':. 1 tress, CharLig-Crots—where, in
the Lotteries drawn in the present year, the following Capital
• Prizes have been sold in 22.. Shares.
No. 3,486 - £20,000 I N 0.6,825 .ClO,OOO
5,518 • 10,000 11,518 - 5,000
Three of £3,000, Two of .el,ono, One of £5OO, Seven of £3OO,
Ewe of £2OO, fte. &c. ace.