Star.
London, England, 1820-03-14 00:00:00

THE NEW LOTTERY SCHEME.

9[l BISH respectfully informs his best Friends,
• the Public, be has endeavoured to condense th; Scheme
of the New Lottery into such a compass that he might (agree-
I ably to his usual practice) advertise it at length; but finding it
impossible- to make it clearly understood without occupying too
much room fur a Newspaper, and too much of the time of the
Public (as the Scheme and ErplanaliJns take up between fear and
fwe columns 1 the Gazette), he tnL:at content himself with giving
the outlines, leaving it for those of his friends who wish for
further particulars to apply at either of his Offices, 4, Cornhill,
or 9, Charing-Cross, ore° any of his Agents in the Country,
where printed statements may be had (gratis).—The Scheme
contains 20,000 Tickets, all in one Lottery, and to be drawn in
two Classes, of 10,000 Tickets each. 111-. usual amount of
Prize-Money would be £200,000, but the Contractors have,
under- the sanction of a recent Act of Parliament, added
£40,000, thereby ir.creasing the int:•insic vale £2 per Tioket ;
and to get back that .4:40,000, they are allowed, by the Lords
,of the Treasury, to charge the Public A•. 2 per Tick,.( mote than
the usual price. The Scheme, previous to the 11th April, con-
,toins .. £200,000 Consols, and
ad • • 1E103,300 Money',
•
Being e:ittal to .t. 240,000 Money.
On the 11th of April X. 60,000 Money will be taken from the
Scheme (by what the Gazette calls a Preli nicary Drawing), i
and that is to he effected by a novel method, viz. the Drawing
at %Pm Nulabers, the last of which will doeide ALL Tfili
2,000 PICIZ.ES OF .130 ON THAT DAY (making in the
aggregate the £tio,ooo before mentioned), and that Preliminary
Drawing is not to determine the 'ultimate fate of any of the
2,000 Numbers that will be entitled to the 2,000 £3O Prizes;
not any other Numbers, nor any other Prizes than those of
t• 30 can be drawn that day. After the 11th of April the Schein*
Rill AGAIN be 20,000 Tickets, and will THEN contain £2b00,000
Consols, and .4743,500 Money; consisting of
Four Prizes - £30,000 Consols.
Two Prizes - £20,000 Consols.
Two Prizes - • £lO,OOO Consols.
&c. &c.
Being equal to £lBO,OOO Money, making altogether '

78 Capitals, amounting to
24 Capitals, amounting to

,C2e0,000 Consols.
XS,ut:o Money.

2,050 other Prizes, amounting to tC55,500 Monty.
Two of the principal Capitals are fixed for fiist Prize, 27th
April. Two for the lath May; and the other Four are attached
to the 17th drawn £2OO Money, and the 20th drawn I'2oo
Consols. Ten Thousand Tickers to be put into the Wheel be-
fore 27th April, and the other 10,000 before the Ist of June;
the Numbers and Particulars of tacli 10,000 Tickets are stated
in the Schemes, which are given away at BISH'S Offices. The
whole Lottery to finish on the 2:1 June.
Tickets and Shares are selling by BISH, 4, Cornhill, and 9,
Charing-Cross, and by his Agents in the Country.
Schemi.s gratis.

This day was published, in Two Volumes Svo. a new Editian,
embellished with Portraits, £1 4s. boards,
THE LIVES of BRITISH STATESMEN.—
By JOHN MACDIAILMID, Ecq.
Containing the Lives of Sir Thomas More; Cccil, Lord Bur.
leiEb ; W'entworth, Earl of Stafford ; and Hyde, Earl of Claren-
don. The iiieuence which the conduct of our Statesmen has
had on cur National Cliara:ter, renders their Biography an im-
portant and attractive subject.
The: Plan of this Work is to unfold the private History and
Character of the Man, to explain his Political Views, and re-
cord his Public Actions. The cotemporary History, the de!i-
ceation of Manners, ar.d the state of Knowledge, are introduced
as far as was requisite to illustrate the Biographiaal Picture.
London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.

Wr A continuation of the Work is in preparation.

CITY OF LONDON ELECTION.