Star.
London, England, 1817-01-09 00:00:00

THIS MONTH,
On TUESDAY. the Stet Instant, Lottery begins,
et WEBB deems it his duty to point out to his
Vt • Friends, and the Public, the superior advantages which
time persons will pawls, who make their purchases in the pre-
sint Lottery
BEFORE THE ABOVE DAY.
The quince of the Flom. First•drimo Prizes, among the
Holders of which, 9,700 Guloomwill be distributed, is follow
Ist Drawn prise will melee 1,000 Guineas, in addition.
2d and 3d ditto ditto SOO Guineas each, in addition.
4th and Sth ditto ditto 400 Guineas each, in addition.
' Ids, 7th lit Sch db. ditto IGO Guinea* each, in addition.

Besides which; the FOUR GRAND CAP[ FALB of 20,000
Guineas, sod 3,000 Guineas, may be all Drawn the First Day, as
'they are sot Fixed, but all are Floating to the Wheel I and the
First 500 Blanks being entitled to 1111 Guineas each, will afford
mane, whose Numbers may be drawn early, an opportunity of
renewing their Chance, without additional espense. An early
purchase is therefore recommended at either of

WEBB'S FORIiIINATIE OFFICES,
0. CORNHILL, or V/. LUDGATE-311=T,
When No. 323, the but Morte#Priss of 490,000 ever demi
was Sold is Shares; awl whir. the last Eighteen Mouths,
Three Prises of 4130.000, Two Prises of £20,000, one Prise of
sitglioao,at, Mee hews Wired, Sold. sad Paid op Delliaad•

EAST INDIA ROME.

A special Meeting of the Proprietors of East India
Stock was held yesterday in Leadenhall-street, to take
into further consideration the question of appointing
an additional European Processor of the Oriental
Languages, at a salary of £4OO, and a further allow-
ance of *lOO per annum.
The Chairman (Mr. Raw) opened the business of
the day, by directing the Resolution of the former
Meeting on this subject to be read.
' Mr. Lowing; rose to address the Chair, but per-
ceiving that Mr. Randle Jackson bad already offered
himself, withdrew his claim for the present, observing
that he was always happy to appear a junior -counsel
where his learned.friend took the lead.
Mr. RANDLE JACKSON was glad an opportunity
was afforded him on the present occasion to ettpress
his sentiments on the Resolution which had beta
come to by the lett Court: Having briefly taken a
view of the merits of the case, he declared it to be
his opinion, that without a dereliction of common
sense, and of that duty which those he addressed
owed to the Public! they could not sanction the pre-
position for adding a new. Professorship at an ezpense
of sesoo per annum to the Halrybury Establishment.
Adverting to the remarks which had been made on
what had been said on a former day in that Court
on the subject of the College, be noticed the attempt
made to detract from the importance of the statement
furnished by a disappointed parent. It was contend
id that the complaints coming from such a quarter,
Might not to be relied on.o authority, but he wa
conddent a stronger cale'for inquiry would ;be mien
out than that which resulted from what was actuallY
said by disappeistsitpafensts, could he thew *had
• y persists dia.& mere -afraid to speaki
from an offaohfilwea that issiatttaigheteill.shri
meat would operate :gabs* theists's** of
children. He wished he Could king before them '
numerous parents, now alma* at that feet, insider.
ing them in their hearts to adopt any measure but
that of compelling them to send their children to
that particular seminary ; could he do this, be was
sure it would be found that they would be grateful,l
whatever proficiency in literature, in science, or in
oriental studies, might be required to quality theas
for going to India, -if they were permitted to 'about
them up to it themselves, and cheerfully engage to
accomplish this, or forfeit their writerships, rat#*
than risk the sacrifie of their morals by seade;
them to Hertford College.
The Cumastsus called the Learned Gestimmi tb.
order. He submitted it to his own cessiderathos if
be were not going into a general view of the subject,
when a particular question was ,sll on which the
Court had to decide at present.
Mr. S. Duos hoped every circumstance connected
with the management of the College would be
r brought forward, and gone into this day.
Mr. LOWNDIS thought the Learned Gendamian,
(Mr. Randle Jackson) was iperfectly in order. Hel
did not ass that it was possible to speak to theverti