Star.
London, England, 1816-12-20 00:00:00

srgßa ING MO NEY.—No. 2a, CORNHILL.

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lIORNSBY and CO. Stock-btokers, respectfully
acquaint the Public, that they have on Sale a variety of
TICKETS and SHARES for the NEW YEAR'S STATE
Lei I'-
TSRY, to be Drawn on the Stet Jaostaryi isll7.—This Seltente
`bag been framed airecatdy to thr wishes of the Public, and cer
talnly is truly eligible • tiontalaing Two Prizes of 20,000 Guineas,
'lwo of 50 00, besides Fiftpnine Prizes of 1,000 Guineas I. 50,
and the lowest Prise Li ro be paid in Sterling Misney as
soon as drawn.—.Ouly 12,000. rickets —AU Orders by Pest or
Cartier eateeoted with fidelity and dispatch. •

NEW YEAR'S STATE LorrEity,
ALL IN MONEY.
&sins Drairins the 41st of,NEXT MONTIL
musts CONTAINS
2 Prises of tO,noo Guineas.
2 5,000 Guineas.
S
6 ..... sis) Guineas.

18 of 400 and 300 Guineas. and 70 of 200,100, and SO Guineas,
and EIGHT HUNDIinD PitiZliS of 515 Gutneas—besides the
Small Penes, which are 2i 7 such.
.11,IC HA RDSON, GOODLUCK and Cn. beg
leave to recommend to the attention of the Public the
Scheme of the present Lottery, which with ouly 12,000 t kktts,
contains the above splendid list of Prizes, and respec,fully tolicit
their favours at their (Aces, Cornbill and Charing-Gem., whrre,
besides numerous other Capitals, they have lad the good for-
tune to sell Guiders Prizell to a greater amount than any other
Offineb
No. 4SI - 0 Prize of 05,000 Guineas
10,844 - . u 5,600 Guineas.
And isthe last Lottery Contract,
No. 678 X 20,000 I 11,79'4 4110,1 00
8,848 10,000 I &c. the. Ate

NO STOCK PRIZES—ALL STERLING MONEY!
NINE CY-THOUSAND GUINEAS! !!
SWIFT and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares
of the present most popular Lottery, at their fortunate Offices,
No. it,PousTste ; I No. al, 41.110ATIC HIGU•
19, CamaistoCaoss ; . STRILIT.
The Drawing begins on the stet JANUARY ; the Scheme has
been formed agreeably to the wishes of the Public, and eontaina
Two Grand Prizes of 20,000 Guineas each ; besiles upwards of
Forty other Capitals, all in Guineas. More than one•third of the
small Prizes are Twenty-Ave Guineas each—sad none of less
value than .817 each.
SWIFT and Co. bad thepkasure in the last Lottery of selling
to the Public the following Capitals, in Shares, at their Fortu-
nate Offices. a's. .
No. SASS a Prise of Ailta,floo.
)3,43*, • a Prise of sifir4o
747 n Prase of • £5Oll
Also, 5,742 I Pi* pi ar..100
And ilos. 151, 1940, 26814 3533, 5124, .5809, Prises pf ABM
each', in the Sunderland Bridge Lottery, drawn with the Last
Smte Lottery, on the Sim October. •
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ASTHMA, WWl'Eit COUGH, k
T is at the present Stason of the Year, that Sur-
Jl Fisher particutuly reconumwds site use of the PRE-
PARED SI RAMOMGM and OX,XMEL, in his valuable
' Treatise on the Causes, Vote, 6.1. c. of Asthma, Wheezing, and
Habitual or Winter Cough? 'Move invalids who are subject to
.attacbs of .the chest, during Winter and Splay, this experienced
Author °hems, will remain perfectly free Wow any symptom,
if they have recourse to the,use of the Prepared stranaunium anu
Oxymel on the commencement of the wiottg season.—The fume
. of Ike preyered Herb inhaled during smoking, effectually allays
the usosied irritufdon 4id feverish action in the lungs : while the
Ozynisl promoutzezpisctortittos, quiets the circulation, and im
proves the general health. As a distinction against the common
unprepared herb, and spurious Imitasious, the Pubic are re-
tidesied to enquire for" Surgeanfisheie Prepared Stramnnium
.tad Gonsrl, end 10 observe that the name of " Sutler, No.
C.lseepside," W engraved in the Government Stamp affixed to
eveey peekekattellioule.—lt. Butler and Sons, Chennste, Corner
of at. Pairs CSurch yard, haying bees appointed the Vendors.
iitio6 46. 6d. anti Bs. dd. eaci.—May alio be procured of Sanger,
I io,Oxfordeutet ; Skettleeroethbespeektt the Beet ladle Hants,
sedgy pAisital Med,e4e, Varian tarigheat the rptletri,

A correspondence appears in the Am rican Papers
between LorJ EXMOUTH abti WILLIAM SIIALEII, Esq.
the Cosisui-G.:neral of the Gaited States at Algiers,
which is highly honourable to bath parti:s. H^s
Lordship states, from or: tioatil the QUIEN Clint-
LOTTE, thee tit tilt; 2d of. September, that he
had been intim:rid by. tile Btitisli Consul, Mr.
M.Dosinin, uf tlw ci,Cr.cale Vo.hiess and Attention of
Mr. SHAT Ltt to Bias. during
.the period of hi 3 cruel
confitsement by the Perot' At,otens, pn4 therefore
leis Lordship felt it'hiOncljnatimi,As vOl ps his day
as coinmander in cbief of *British fi.et, to conic}
tj"Nir. &taunt, in the 'errs of the British natlatts,
as well as individually, his stnteriacknotrlestgrietpu
for the proof he had "given of his frienfitY itisposition.
His LordsWp then refers to the litiinne.4fidgerturous
conduct of Mr. StIALER towards the ogees' and men
of his Majesty's ship Pnotateruzus, who, Vein
thr9wn into chains at Algiers, Mr. Shint.Ea, with
marked humanity, furnished them with clothes for
their comfort, and money to relieve the cravings of
hunger ; all of which was done at his personal
Such acts of humane generosity, his Lordship ob-
serves, ought to be recorded ; and his Lordship pro.
mists to bring the circumstance before the view of
'his Majesty's Government in the light it merits,—
The answer of Mr. SHALE a is modest .and gentle-
manlike. He says that his regard for Mr:M4llumatzt
alone was sufEciett to call into activity every 'Ong
in his power to serve him and his family t and that
he never doubted but that, under similar circum-
stances, his countrymen ifvould have receiired Irtmt
any British Officer, Nitnat._*4l as he was, the same
relief, which it was fortunatal7 in his power to evend
to the eacers anA boat's crew of his Britannic *Ma.
jesty's snip Pnorailiseus, to unjustly detainc4l at
Algiers ; and the I, art conclOJes with expessing
Mt. SIiALN:II sensibility of the &lac' appg osatit.a
of his Lordship en his conSuk:t.