Star.
London, England, 1811-04-06 00:00:00

REGENCY I.QTYERY.

CARROL ant Co. No. 2e, Oxman-Sl.llEler, near
RAT HION a•Piaca, nespectfulle recommend the Scheme of
the New State Lottery, containing 60 Cftpital Prizes. beir.g 16
mnre tha:i in the last Lottery. Tickers and Stares are Setlu.g in
great variety, at their above old-ezablished Office.
SCHEME.
4 ... Prizes of ... £5.0,000 ... are ... £30,000
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32
40 ............... ..... SO ... .
1000
1000
2000 .

.20,000 Tickets. • 1t200,000
The Tickets are Numbered from No. 1 to No. 20,000 inclusive.
All to be Drawn on the KING's 11PiTli-DAY, J U`!B. the 4th.
In the last State Lottery, No. 1,812, a Prize of ae2,000, was
sold In One Quarter, two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths ; No.
6,345, a Prize of £50,000, anal No. 12,103, a Prize of £lO,OOO,
warr likewhe sotdln Shari by CA RRO LL and Co.

RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.
THE COMMITTEE beg to state:that there are
at present upwards of 10,0i)0 British Prisoners in the diffe- '
rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress • sad
that the Subscription is Intended fur the alleviation' of their suf.
ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cleath.,
lug, BedJing, Furl, and such other necessaries as they stand the
most in need of.
' Amount advertised - . - £21,082 19 •
Subscriptions since received :
A Collection of the Parishaif l'aplew, Bucks, per Gee.
Vansittart, Esq. M.P. - . - £37 15 0
Geo. Vansittan, Esq. I'VP.P. . - 19 0 0
Sir Lawrence Palk, M.P. - - - 10 0 0
Wm. Collins, Maze Hill, Greenwich - 5 5 o
Par. of Fulmer, Bucks, per Rev Mr: Nettleship,Curate "I le 6
Parish of Goodworth, Chatfurd, Hants, per the Rev.
1,. tremonger - - - 0 1 1
Hungerford Church, Berks - - - 17 1 0
Lightermen and Watermen Company, transmitted by
21 0 0
M Lucas Esq. - - -

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The Officers, Non-Commissiohed Officers, and Pri-
vates of River Fencibies of the City of London 105 0 0
Capt. M. Lucas, Commandant of the River Fencibles 5 5 0
Brampton Church, Cumberland, per the Rev. 'l' hos.
Ramshay, Vicar - - - 12 13 6
Nether Demon Church, per dirt* - - 1 5 1
Rev. R. 11 Nickolls, Rector of Stoney Stanton Hinckley 2 4 0
Meicumbe Regis Church, Dorsetshire, per the Rev.
W. Gorton - - -
Assington Church", Suffolk, per Rev. T. liallwar3
Melding Church, Suffolk, per ditto -
Downham Parish, Essex
Wieltford Parish, Essex -
Fine from a Hackney Coachman - -
Brialeley and Weston Colville, Cambridgeshire, on
Fast Day, per the Rev. I Powles 12 7 6
Berne Markland, Esq. Cuerden Hall - 5 5 0
Thomas Hogg, Esq. of Lanning:on - • 10 10 0
Alexander Buwall, Esq. of Blackadler - 10 10 0
United Parishes of St. Antall'', Watling-street, and
St. John the Baptist, after a Sermon I,v the lk.e.
Mr. Johnson, and sundry Subscriptio-is transmitted
by Christ. Atliow, Churchwarden 2.2 15 0
Congregational Church, Mile-End Old Town, on the
Fast Day, per the Rev. George Evans 12. 1 0
The Congregational Church at Hammersmith, by the
Rev. Thonsas Raffles - S 3 0 0
Denney Church, Stirlingshire, per Rev. John Dempster 61 i 0
Islington Parish Church, Derbyshire, per the Rev.
Wm. Ensor, Churchwarden - 5 0 0
John Freeman, Esq. Litton, near Hereford - 5 5 0
The Fut Day £3 0 0 Lieut. Carr, R.N. 1 1 0
Rev. S. Kilderbee 2 2 0 I.ieut. 'l'. G. L. Watt 1 1 C
Rev. Thomas Lee, .f Jas. Duff Watt 1 1 C
Addesthrop 21 0 0 Admiral R. Willis 00 0
Mrs. Leigh, of ditto 5 5 0 W. T. 1 1 ‘ -
'IHlt AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Thos Wentworth 10 10 0 High Layer, Essex 414 ilm. 10
Thos. Smith, Eq. sOO H. Child Ie 0 IXTITHERS's CORDIAL BALM of QUITO,
, Miss Phillop 11 0 John Smith, Esq. 220i1 V V a most convenient, safe, anti infallible remedyforNervous,
I Rev. P. Wroughten 10 9 0 F.A. Moss, Eq.Goeporti 0 0 Silious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disorders, and every kind of Debi-
Sir Fred. Baker 19 10 0 John Bach and Co. 10 0. c 'ity or Relaxations in Persons of tither Sex, young or old, whether
Mr. E. C. 10 10 0 F. M. per J. K. 2 2 t uereditary, natural, or occasioned by a residence In hot or un-
Rich. Hey 1 • 0 W. Thos. Williams 11 00 • aealtby climates, the immoderate use of tea, spirituous liquors,
iA. R. 11 0 Henry Poyntun 114 or other noxious fluids, too sedentary a life. or too close an ap-
X. G. 1 0 0 R. O. 1 0 0 plication to study, excessive grief, injudicious administration of
Subscriptions transmitted per G. and W. 'mama, Bat.kers, Isercury, dissipation, excess, improper practices, fainting fits,
Ashford: i riolegt head-aches, complaints of the lungs, Inward wasting',
Several Inhabitants of Ashford - 22 1 0 trembling or shaking of the hands or Inuits, shortness of breath,
Ashford Church, by the Rev. Wtn. Clarke 22 12 0 comumutive habits, Ike.
Baptist Meeting, Ashford 4 0 0 Proofs of its efficacy in the above Disorders are inclosed wiz%
1 Parish Church of Shadoshurst - - 2 2 teach bottle.
' . Parish Church of Little Chart - - 2 2 Es' Prepared and sold by W.Withers, Chemist, 229, Strand, Lon.
' I Parish Church of Orient:se - - 1 1 e don; retail by Baxter and Co. Glasgow; Lathbury, Liverpool;
' Kingsworth Parish Church - 0 7 ts the London Patent Medicine Company, Southbridge, Edinburgh;
Subscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffee-house; sod by al. Ironside, Aberdeen ; Ross and Peck, Hull; Sharp, Portsmouth;
II the Banking-houses in the United Kingdom. Jackson, Plymouth; Conzdon, Plymouth Dock; Barry LA
li THOMAS FER.i.tI4hXH4, Secretary. Oulgio, Bristol) and all respectable Medicine Venders.
No, a, Georgo-yerd, Lombard-street. I'rice a 5.9.1. per botao.
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40 1 6
7 13 0
2 17 6
11 4 6
0 0

A NEW AND SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF
NERVOUS. CONSUMPTIVE, AND SCROFULOUS DU.

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O REIER.S. •
LEIGH, Egg. having been into. Staffordshire,
A-4. and had ocular evideace of the aronit•rioal success of the
Rev. W. MOSELLY'S plan for Curios Nervous, Cunsuniptive,
and Scrofulous Disorder,. feels satisfied from what he Las set'n,
that ao Nervous or Scrofulous, and but few Consumptive patients
need nJw dzspalr of a radical cure. E 1.. having been •nstrucied
in She method of cure, and provided with all the remedies, tray
be consulted at his house, Nu. 10, Red Lion-square, liulbern.

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Te prrvent improper applications from town ur country, letters
must be poet paid, and inclose a one pound note, for winds W-
s/ruction and remedies will be returned.

Advice to the Poor, patio, be!o:v eight o'clock, every morn-
Durdvy excepted. •