Star.
London, England, 1811-04-05 00:00:00

SMITH, MAYOR.
ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chamlier
a' of the Guildhall of the City of London; in Thnisday, the
nth day of April, 1811.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Court be
gives to Lieutenant-General THOMAS GRA HAM, for the great
skill and valour displayed by him upon the sth of March last,
In the brilliant Action upon the Heights of Burma, which ter-
minated in the complete overthrow and defeat of the superior
forces of the enemy.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Court be given
to Brigadier-,;eneral WILLIAM 'Ttto mess Pr Le es, and the seve-
ral other Officers, Yon-commissioned Officers, and Private Sof-
diers, who served under the command of Lieutenant-General
Thou.as Graham, at the time wren a most glorious victory was
ebtained on the Heights of Barrosa, over a very superior force
of the enemy ; and thar this court do hereby express the high
isense which they entertain of the valour, con.'uct, and discipline,
by them displayed on that occasion, whereby the national cha-
racter of the British Army has been most nots,s maintained, and
made manifest to Europe and the world a; huge.
Resolved unanimously, That the PseedLrn V this City. tog
titer with a Sword of the value of s;uineas, be presented to
Lieutenant-General THOMAS GRA HA s.!
Resolved unanimously, That the Prce It? of this City, toge-
ther with a Sword of the valise of 100 g:,• neas, be presented to
Brigadier-General WILLIAM THOMAS I'm, ts.
Resolved unanimously, That the Right Honourable the Loam
Maroa be desired, in the name of this Court. to transmit the
said Resolutions to Lieutenant-Genera) Thomas Graham and
Brigadier-General William Thomas Diffies, with a request that
they will communicate the same to the respective Officers and
Men under their command. WOODTHORPE.

FIRST A? THE REGENCY.
VYTON, late Partner with the deceased Sir JAISIM
BRANSCOMB, 2, Cornhill ; and 18, Covhntry-street, re-
commends the improved Scheme of the New Lottery, to be drawn
the King's Firth Day, wh.ch contains Four Prizes of Twenty
housand, aid FIFTY.SIX of
HEME.ber Capitals.
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Irrox bat, in the last five years; stared and sold Capitals
iniournhig to half a million sterling, and has been particularly
format% In Capitals drawn on the King's Birth-Day, having sold
ro. 1019, a Prize *of 25,000, on the 4th Of June, also N 0.6,145,
£lO,OOO, on the 4th June preceding.
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KELIEF 0 THE BRITISH PRISONERS

IN FRANCE.
‘THE COMMITTEE beg to state, that there are
..1- at present upwards of tO,OOO -British Prisoners in the diffe-
%vat Prisons of France, for the must parr in great distre. 4; and
that the Subscription 1, intended tar the alleviation of their suf-
ferins isi onto free, by asetating them with articles of Cloath.
ling, Bedding, Pied, and such other nocesoaries as they stand the
!nest in Pea of.
Amount advertised - .
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• Subscription% Since received :
Parish Church of Christchurch, on the Fast-day, by
the Rev. J. Clapham - - 25 4 3
Holdenhurst Church, near Christchurch, on the Fast-
day, by ditto - -
William Dean, Esq. Holdershurst ... -
/mire Receipts of the Theatre at Bridgenorth, per
Mr. C. Stanton, the Manager - .
Lambourn Church, Bucks, by Mr. Spicer
John Rolland, E•q. - . -
lolrs. Bettswnrth • -
Mr. Prire Andre - - - -
Mulberry Gardens Chapel, Pell.street, Radcliffe-
high-way, by the Rev. R. Stodharr - - 33 1 0
St. Laurence's Church, Reading, Berks, by the Rev.
W. March - - - -
Rodmarton Church, Gloucestershire, per the Rev.
D. Lyson - - . - 6 7 6
The French Conformist Church, called Le Quarre,
Little Dean-street, Soho, per Rev. J. L. Chian! S 14 $
'Phe French Church, call' d St. Jean, St. John-street,
Bethnal-green, by the Rev. I. Compton . 1 8 6
The result of a fracas, transmitted by Mr. I.Wild 10 10 0
tack, Parry and Kingsbury - - S 0 0
St. Gifts Church, Rattling, on the Past Day, by the
Rev. Mr. Jenks
M. Mary's Church, Reading, by the Rev. Archdea-
con Napes . -
.Pangboura Church, per the Rev. Dr. Brulon
t. G. Palairet, Esq. Reading -
Allard Pack and Co. - - -
-focal/ and Salford Parishes, per Rev. E. C. Smith
AI v Church, Sussex, on the Fast Day, per rise
Rev. Peary Hodges - - -
intend F. td•scription from Knightsbridge Chapel, by
the bards of the Collector 3 0 0
Pansh off' Great Linford, Botha - - 1 9 0
Parish of Broughton, Bucks - - - 4 4 0
Pariah of St. John's, Madden Market, Norwich, per
the Rev. P. Whittirgham - - S S S
Parish of Horned, per the Rev. Dr. Grape - 212 0
Parish of Ashby-crini.Obey and *lharree, per the Rev.
C. Day - . -
Parish bt Reppscum Bartwkk, per ditto -
Parish of Binh, near Yarmouth, per ditto -
Pariah of Newton Flotman, Norfolk, per the Rev.
R. C. Long - - S 0 0
Parish of Dunstan, Norfolk, per ditto - - S. 0 0
The Rev. 11. T. Lindley - - 4 0 0
Parish of Strumthans, Norfolk, per the Rev. W. Nelsen 3 0 0
Sr. Peals, in Man .heater, per the Rev. R. Mashiter,
per Church Wardens - - 614 6
Ear Pitcher, Esq. - - 5 5 0
Subscriptions received per Messrs. Gurneys and Co. Fakenham :,
Stephen Frost, Lar.gitant , - - 1 1 0
lotus Barber, Dunton - - 2 a 0
Parish of North Creake - - - 110 8
M. Maltby, Esq. Rainham - 1 1 0
Ulu Shearing, Esq. IParerield - - 22 0
Twyford, &tory, and Themelthorpe, Norfolk, per the
?be Rev. Henry Savory - - 6 0 0
&Weston. Parish, Norfolk, per the Rev. Jas. Cory 11 8 8
Parish at Holt, Noriolk, per the Rev. John Smith 24 0 6
Parishes of Martin, Ransil:an, and Helhoughton, per
the Rev. I.'l'. Grantham 3 11
Pubscriptions received per Messrs. Gurneys and Co. Norwich :
Hudson Gardsty, Esq. Norwich •• 10 10 0
Stephen Darner, Esq. - - I 1 0
Joseph J. Gurney, Esq. - - 1 1 0
Ore Day's Pay of the Privates, and Subscription of
the Officers and Non-commissioned Officers of the
bunpy Volunteer infantry 30 3 6
Twilheli Church, Canarvonslaire, per the Rev. Wm.
William, Vicar - - L 3 12 0
?übwriptions received at Lloyd's Coree-house ; snd by all the
lierkisieutsse a the United Kioadomt
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary,
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