Star.
London, England, 1811-04-15 00:00:00

OFFICE OF THE CO
EXCHEQUER BILLS.
"FLY Order of the COMMISSIONERS fumed in
the Act 51 Gio.M. cap. 15, htdtuled, "An Ad fur enabling
" his Majesty to direct the iliue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited
" amount, for the purposes and in manner therein mentioned:.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That it will be the general
practice of the Board, when Loans net exceeding £lO,OOO are
applied for, that no Security be received for nusre than £2,500.
In Loans exceeding £10,060,n0 Security to be received for more

than £5,000.
Applicants for Loans, on the security of Goods, are to state
the nature, quality, and quantity of the Goods; the amount of
their value at the current price ; whether the Goods are their own
property, or held by them as Consignees, or Factors, and, if the
latter, what specific interest they have therein, and in what man-
ner they propose to give the entire custody of them to the Booed
of• Commissioners. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary.
South .Sea Hmice, April 9, 1811.

WiliktlDUE TURNPIKE i(o.An.
THE next Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike
Road leading from Tyburn to Uxbridge, will be held on
the 27th day of April instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
at the house of Mr. Trehern, the Old Hat Inn, in the Parish of
Ealing. G. CLARK, Clerk to the rrustees.

I ORA: EA ISLAND WATER WORKS.
ICOI'ICE is hereby given, that a GENERAL'
.3 ASSEMBLY Of the PROPRIETORS of the said Under]
taking, wiU be held at the Old Town Hall in Port•inouth, on
Wednesday, the Ist day of May next, at Eleven u'Clock in the
Forenoon. By Order of the Directors,
R. CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary."

PCRTSEA ISLAND WATER WORKS.
'NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Directors of
.L. the said Works, aka Meeting held at the Secretary's Office
In Portsmouth, on the 10th instant, did make a Call of XS tram
the Subscribers to, and Proprietors of, the mid undertaking, upon
their respective Shares, in order to defray. the expenses of the mid
Work., now tarrying on by the Engine; Mr. William N.chol-
eon (b, virtue of an Act of Parliament lately passed for that pur
pose); and the Proprietors are hereby required to pey the same
en or before the 18th of May next, in the following manner, viz.
The London Proprietors, to Henry Faiintleroy, Zeal. the Treaso-'
rer, resident in London, at the house of Messrs' Marsh and Co.
Berner's-street, Oxford-street ; end the Portsea Island Proprietors,
to John Godwin and William Grant, Esqrs. Treasurers, at Ports-
mouth, at their respective Banking-houses. .
By Order of the Directors,
ROGER CALLAWAYp Chief Clerk and Secretary.
Portsmouth, April 11, 1011:

TO COMAIEROAAL TRAVELLERS...
DOLPHIN HOME, CHICRESTER.
TAMES BINSTEAD begs leave to return his
grateful Thanks to chose GEATLF.MEN TRAVELLERS
who have frequented his House,and informs them,be has appro.
priated and hexed up a GENTEEL ROOM on purpose for
their Accommodation and Comfort. J. B. pledges himself, that
nothing shall be wanting to make his House equal, if not superior,
Is point of accommodation, to any other House on the Road.
N. B. Good Beds, Stabling, Wines, &c. •

SIXTY CAPITAL PRIZES I
Mast be Drawn on the KING's BIRTH-DAY, as the $T ATE i
LOTTERY will Been and Finish on that Day‘Jtuse 4, 1811.
SCHEME.
4 ... Prizes of ... £20,000 .... are ... £30,000
24
32
69
1000 ..................... 25
1000 ..... ... 20 .
2000.....
20,000 Tickets. • £200,000
SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform their Friends
and the Public, that the Tickets and Shares of the New State
Lottery are selling at their Offices,.No. 11, POULTRY, No. 19,
CHARING-CROSS, No. 31, ALDOATZ kilo a-S r a LET ; where SIX
of the CAPITAL PRIZES in the LAST STATE LOTTERY were
shared and sold, besides many others in the late Lotteries.

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RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.
THE COMMITTEE.bag to stare, that there are
at present upwards of 16,000 British Prisoners in the diffe-
rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress; and
that the Subscription it intended for the alleviation of their suf-
ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cloath-
lag, Bedding, Fuel, and such other scoessaries as they stand the
most in need of.
They farther beg leave Co state, that they have secured a safe,
tiorreyance for such Stuns as are reamed to France for the Use
of the Prisoners.
Amount advertised - -
Subscriptions since seceived :
Parish Church of St. John's Chapel, Lancaster, per
the Rev. John Manby 100 0 0
Hamlets of Blackwall and Poplar,per. J. Willis, Esq. 95 16 0
Longnur, Sterndale, and Sheen Parishes, near Leek;
Staffordshire - - 3 0 0
Bittingbourne Parish, Kent, per R. Thos. Pearce 57 0 0
Parish of Norton, Derbyshire, per Rev. R. Robinson 15 10 0
W. England, Stafford, Dorset
East Budleigh Churth, Devon, per Rev. A. Stapleton 918 0
Aspatria Parish, and the Hamlets of Brayton andliay-
ton, near Cockermouth - -
Oldswinford Church, near Stourbridge, per the Rev. .
T. P. Foley, A.M. Rector 03 6 11
The New Church, Stourbridge, in the Parish of Olds-
winford, per.the Rev. T. Hill, A.M. - 48 17 5
H. C. Canty ion, Esq. Danny, Sussex - S 5 a
.
W. J. Campion, Esq. ditto - -- S $ 0'
B:ytist Meeting, Blunham, Esedfordshire - 40 •
T. Wright - - 5.. 0 0
Xeddington Church, Middlesex, on the Fast-day SS -11 4
Catibinztion of Christ College, Cambridge, Fast-day .4 13 0
George Samuel Wegg, Lsq. - - 10 ,0 0
Miss Wegg 0.
-4 0 0
Baron Maseres - - - io, 9, 0
Messis. Bratnirants and Co. - . 10,J0 0
Parish Church of Mackay arth, Derbyshire, per J. C.
Girardot, Esq. - • .. -
9 7 9-
Parish Church of Allestree, Derbyshire, per ditto 85 H.
Miss M. C. Goldsworthy, per W. Pearce, Esq. 10 10 0
Archibald Cochran, F.sq. - 21 0 0
Stinsford Cherch, Dorset, per Rev. W. Floyer 21 0 0
Weston, Dyson, and Cox - le 10 0 I
Mr. John Bragg, Lancaster - 0 10 61
Merton Church, Surrey, per Rev. T. Lancaster 16 10 0
Joseph Rolland - 1 .1 0
Subscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffee-house ; and by all the
Laohlos-houssis in the Unitest Kingdom. .
TI4OMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, •
).o. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street.
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