Star.
London, England, 1817-08-29 00:00:00

L'LPIZLS.

Friday last a numerous and very respectable Meet.
ing of the Bear Club, was held at th.. T 4 won Hall.
Soca after tour o'clock, the principal Nohlem.n and
Gentlemen connected with the County, h.ici assembled
together in the Council Chamber, among t whom we
noticed the Marquis of LANSDOWNI, VISCOOrt
Sib-
MOUTtr (Recorder). Mr. PENICUD3rCK •S't
bun GORE, K.C.B. T. G. Ercot.nr, E-q M.P.
ED*AOD GOLDING, it:sq M.P. sec. &c. etc. A 51121p-
tuutos dinner was set ved up in the best style, b; Haas,
..t the Bear Inn, consisting of turtle, venis. a, and
every other luauty that the season afforded. Wm.
LIAM SALMON, Esq. (Siewatd), was en the Ch.iir,
supported by S. NeATit, Esq. (Mayor) on his right,
and Viscount SIDMOUTH ..n his left hand. A. soon
as the cloth was removed the tollowii, toasts vere
given from the chair :—the King —the Prince Regent
—the Duke of York and the Army—the !Me of
Clarence and the Navy—Prince Leopold and the
?numb Charlotte—the Duke of Wellington; which
were all drank with great applause. The Vlce•Pre.
sident (T. Tsr Ee, Esq.) then gave, Lord Sitimourn,
their worthy Recorder, which :oast was received with
shouts of approbation. The Noble Viscount, in re-
turtling thanks, descanted in an able ma ner upon the
success that had hitherto attended their efforts He
'stated, that be bad been a Member of the Club SS
years ; during which time be had 4,l3serv••al it. gra.
dual improvement. He c.iticluded a neat but t..rcible
speech by proposing, ,4 Prosperity to the Beal Club."
In the course of the evening, Literal esc,.lie..t glees
and songs were sung by the vocal part of the assem-
bly; and mirth and good humour reigned to a late
hour.

The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in
forma. L•+ttrries gave to persons re.idnig in the
Country, has induced T. Bison to repeat it in the
present. The under-mentioned 'Pickets ale reserved
for such persons as may order them, and as u e mem-
bers last advertised were appr,ved by many persons
residing in London, ;t has been thought advisable,
for the convenience of the Public, •.i have tint at
the West, and part at the Bast end of the T. ,syn.—
The following may be hid at No. 4, t etsintu,,
either in Whole Tickets, H.ilves, Quality., Eighth',
or Sixteenths:

No. 609 r 0.322 i N 0.324 No. 428 No. 38S
1,717 2,304 Vt4lo 2,484 312
1,544 1,703 5,705 1,722 2,4.-3
1,357 I 1,490 I 10 I
30 1,592 1,761
2,421 1029 1 1,194 1,371 1,..1;
The following may he had at No 9. Charing Coss,
either in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quoters, Eighths,
or Sixteenths: .

N 0.926 I N 0.2,070 N0.4311 N 0.9,10.7 No. 427
181 1,671 116 I 1,674 1,496
1,742 1,371 430 1,469 1,140
1,651 9,739 967 2,314 1,196
The present Lottery consists of 5,800 tickets, Two
Tichetr of each Nosier, the Scheme contains Two
Piit-s of 5C20,000, and various other Capitals, all of
which are Sterling Money, (a: the Latery See: not m-
eals any Sidi Prise:) The whole will be drawn
10th of NUT MONTH (September.) In a former
Lottery, some of the advertised Numbers proved
part of the numerous Capitals sold by Bum, which
in the last, as has been usual in almost every prece-
ding Lottery, exceeded in number and amount those
sold by any other Office-keeper.—T. Btu' hats. re--
served a few duplicate Tickets for tl:ose persons who
wish to have Two of a Number, by rhich agange-
ment, if the purchaser is fortunate enough to get on:
40/93,000, he is sure to get the other.—The followinz
may be had at Cornbill :
No. 9,891 2,801
4001 2,908 1,803
AT CHARING-010531
No. sops 9,804 9,799
9,803 9,804 11,791
PRESEN I. PRICE:
Ticket - £l9 10 I/
Half - £lO 9 0 Eitheb .art 13 6
Quarter - I 5 0 Sixteruth i 7 0
••• Letter. (post-paid) duly answered.