Star.
London, England, 1816-02-10 00:00:00

Na Two Basks to s Prise.' No fixed Prise !

/EXTWEDNESDAY,VALENVNE'sDAY:
ONLY ONE 1.01-FERY,
'And ALL THE CAPI I'AL4 FLOATING !
The pt *patio of Prizes to Milks is double,
The peopn-iiuuof Blanks to Prizes is only half
what it bas been in late Lotteries. •
10,000 GUINEAS 111 GOLD, divided into
Tvio Prises c 4 25,060 Guineas,
Two Prizes of 20 GOO Pounds, Sterling,
Two Pnica d 5,000 Pounds, ditto,
Five Prizes d 1,1410 Pounds, ditto,
ate. &e. being
NOT TWO BLANES TO A Pi. IZE!
Tickets sod 'besets are selling by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.
, koysi Ezehaage ;
rtotter. have sold Prises to the
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. _I -
.-STME iIYTTERY Of FR; f... 97 , .r.-. —,
• ' arra:
i, cald/1111, AND 17, IeUDGA 1L- . x." If
1 WEBB, htglil) gratifiA, that the liifrotlage he
F. its hitherto so bbera:ly capetien, d, shoidltliave been
itd,and rowan:est by an unbroken serlet. of plittaidsuccess
wpakolia !angry canals, resperfully solici ... a continuance of
liitiasterio the approaching Stlte Lottery. which will begin
litigNill W}.I,34II.SDAY, 14th of FEBRUARY.
1* Scheme contains
GRAND P1.121r.S of 95,C00 GUINEAS In GOLD!
0.--- PR ; ZEN of .0•20,0i.6 S I Eitl.ING!
. 0.......---e PRI2.E:I of £5,0%/0 STERLING I
1,665 otter Prtz %, Iron. Xi pro downwards, being LESS
dal WO bLANKS 1.. a PRIZE, and no fixed CapitaL
A Yanty of "i feta% an . Aares are now selling by
Stolle Brion., 9, Corit!.ol,ai.d 17. Ludg.ite street, who
s° ated a. d old in the List Lottery,
Nn. Goo, a i-. r• cut £_O,ntso ;
Au.. tosiii,,, a Pr.ze 01 X 344
in Shares Nos. 3,nt 9 and 8,539, the two Last £30,000
sod '..'1502, the last k14.,000 over sitar d.
4:Gsycnnuent Sectuitiet houxht and sold, and all Business
Oslo* fah hi ally tzecutett by
G. WEBB, Stock Broker. •,
habil, and 17, Liofga'e•street. . -

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and .CO.
town thanks to their friends 2nd the public, fol. the liberal
`-t they have hi-hitt() experienced, and respectfuliy olicit
!awe of their favours in the present city, which will
ewe erasing the 14th of FEBRUARY. The original
id sot i wo ..Navis to a Prize is now restored, With the
Golden Cspitals to the amount of 50,0L0
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SCIIEMI7. CONTAINS
•4 Prites of 3.5,000 Guineas in Gold.
1 - X 20,000"
2 £5,000 All in Money.
yeSof ,008, £5OO, £2.00, . .
&c. Ete. &e.
ltico and Shares aeon Sale at me Offices of RICIIARDSON,

•tots, and Co. Stock- brokers, Bank buildings, Corn6tll,
Illioiss Cross; where ist tine lust Lottery the following Ca..
stills were sold is oillareb :
3 yer Cent. Consols:
18,146 - £50,000
3092 - - 20,000 .
16,480 • - 1,000
d 17,723 . - 544
19,404 -• . SOO
9,::10 - . - 200
Oillirs bv Pest will meet with the strictest

:tendon.

/MAO GUINEAS IN GOLD!
BEGINS
WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH OF FEBRUARY.
Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas,
Two Prizrs of £•49,000 Sterling,
Two Prins of £5,1 o 0 Sterling,
&c. &c. &e.
4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
BISII, of the above old•established Offices, most
• resixetray solicits the attention of his best Friends, the
lit, to cite State Lottery, welch commences Drawing on
sleet Day.
al Scheme consists of 20,000 Tickets, to be all drawn In one
1111 Four Days drawing. 'the Priz amount to X200;000,
Kik of which. are to be pad in Sterling Money. Not
!kha►s to a Palau, and no fixed or attacbsd Capital what-

Tickets and Shares are selling by
T. BISH, Stock Broker,
4, COMM L, and 9, CHARING-CROSS)
Where in the last Lottery, lawsctld
Two a prize& . a 830,000
One „ •C 510,000
other Capitals in s per Cent. Consols, 04 la the
Two Contracts presto's,
Pries of - 8E40,000
•C 30,000

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acc. /us.

Where Officers are Abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce
attested copies of such Leave, before the Half-Pay can be paid.
Anias by Act of Parliament passed In the ssth Year of his '
present Majesty's Reign, entituled, " An Act for establishing a
more easy and expealtious method for the Payment of Officers
belonging to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by the 40th Clause
of the said Act, " that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval
Officer, who dull be entitled to receive Half-Pay, and shall be
desirous to receive and be paid the same, at or near the place of
his Residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's
Navy in London, to have such Half-Pay paid at or near the Place
of his Residence, ike. In the manner pointed out by the said Act."
Notice is hereby further given, that the Half-Pay ending the 31st
December, int will commence paling on the 12th instant, and
all Persons desirous of Laving their Half-Pay remitted to them,
may apply as above directed. R. A. NELSON.

TO OFFICERS OF THE A RMY.AND NAVY.
MR, WILLIAM SHAND respectfully informs
those gallant Defenders of their Country wh6 have lost
a Limb itt the service, and others, that having had the misfur-
time himself to suffer a similar loss, he has devoted the twelve
last years of his life and studies to the perfection of a substitute,
which has been prooounced by the Most eminent Surgeons
to be the we plus airs of human Ingenuity. His Art'fic.al
Limb is light, durab.e,. and comfortable: it may be applied
or taken off in one asinnte it contains such a correct mechanical
and anatomical analogy to the several articulations of the knee,
Lulea, toes, and foot, that at the first usieg, whether in sit-
ting, tiding, walking, or standing, it accommodates itself to every
flexure and attitude of the natural leg. W. SUAND cal enjoy Ike
inntsipnel nvii-Mhypg and dancing with perfect: celerity and ease;
and in walking up and down stairs in particular (long conside'red
•as an insurmoantable obstacle to the use of Artificial Limb.) his
motions are perfectly agile and natural. Was. SUAND will be
[sappy to exhibit the merits of Isis invention to those who may
honour him with a call, or will cheerfully wait upon any Lady
or Gentleman as unfortutively circumstanced as himself, at their
own residence. Was SUAND is entitled to refer fur the merits of
his invention to the Minuses of the Royal College of Surgeons as
a body, and he can ex! ibit testimonial, of the superiority of his
contrivance from the most eminent among its members as indi-
viduals.

W. t;11/1 N D respectfully intreats all Professional Men to whose
lot it may fall to amputate wounded or diseased Limbs, in every
pos•ibk cite, to saw the bone about six or seven inches below
the ►nee.j"int, which will riot only lessen the expense of the Ar-
t.ficial 1 hub, but give the Patient an akeltde lard r.vire mitres,/ of
the sub,t tute for the lower extremities now offered to ibe Pub-
lic—the machinery to supply the los+ of the kuee-juint being ne-
cessarily mere expensive and complicated.
W. S tta ND may be seen da'ly at No. 10,yilliers-street, Strand,
from ten to two o'clvck; after which hour he will with much
pleasure, and without any fee, watt upon Gentlemen at their own
residence.