Star.
London, England, 1816-05-24 00:00:00

THE JEALOUS WIFE.

Lord Trinket, Mr. Jones ; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. FeweeteFf
n Dailey, Mr. Young; Major Oakley, Mr. Terri; Chaska
Mr. C. ICensble. Mrs Oakley, Miss O'Neill; Lniky
Mire, Mn. Gibbs; Harriet, Miss Foote.
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To which will be added,
CYMON.
To morrow and Monday, the new Tragedy of Adelaide.
.;71-1111

GENTLEMENi CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,
of therouNTY PALATINE of LANCAS'T'ER.
fialtTLaatEN,
HE Office of
T one of the Coroners for this County
having become vacant by the death of NAiIIANIIM MILN
kimpare, I beg to offer myself a Candidate to succeed him in that
Office.
Should Ibe °fortunate, as to be the object of your choice,
shall endeavour, by a strict and conscientious disebaelte of the
hopurtant duties of that eitsittion, to make a proper return for the
Nib confidence reposed io sow 'the appointment.
I Laic the boom' to*. ,
-Your Tisk deggpligiett humble Servant.
ELLIS CUNLIFFE.
Marelester. Mit May, 1616..

COMMEMORATION OF BURNS.
rrHE FRIENDS and ADMIRERS of ROBERT
I. BURNS, In LONDON, will DINE together at FREE-
' MASONS' HALL, Qneea-straet, Lineoln's•lnn•Flelds, on
SATURDAY, the 25th of May, In aid of the Subscription for
completing the Monument over his Grave, now erecdog at
poetic&

PRESIDENT, - ,
The Right Honourable else FARL of ABERDEEN, K. T.
STEWARDS.
Rt. Hon. I istd Vise. Melville Francis Horner, Esq. M.P.
Ite.lioa, Lord Vitc. Palmerston J. F. Hent, Esq.
bard Archibald Hamilton John Irving, Esq. M. P.
sla T. M, Knt. Sheriff, &c. William Jerdan, Esq.
Thomas Campbell, Esq Alexander Key, Esq.
Archibald Campbell, E.q. Peter Laurie, Esq.
W. R. K. Douglas, Esq. M.P. Rev. Dr. J. Lindsay
General James Dunlop, M.P. Sir J. Marjorihanks, Bt. M.P.
Kirkman Finlay, DI. M. P. John Nichol, Esq.
Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P. Cosmo Orme, Esq.
Charles Grant, jun. Esq. M.P. Courts Trotter, Esq.
G. Hasher's, Esq. John Tunno, Esq.
I. C. Herries, Esq. Commis. Sir G. Warrender, Bart. J.I.P.
wry-In•Chief David Wilkie, Esq. R. A.
Ads. Sir G. J. Hope, Bt. M.P. I
Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock precisely.
Tickets, One Pound, te be had of the Stewards; at the Bar
of the Freemasons Tavern ; Mr. Richardson's, Bookseller, No.
ex, Cornisill; and at The Star, Morning Post, and Sun News.
suer °Sees.

91HE ANNUAL MEETING of the SOCIETY
finale Benefit of WIDOWS of OFFICERS of the HOS-
PITAL and REGIMENTAL. MEDICAL STAFF of the
ARMY, will be held suite 'llstched House Tavern, St. James's-
strut, on SATURDAY, the Ath June next.
Paistuster—.FßANGN KNIGHT, Egg.
VICR•PRLSIDGNTS,

Slr Walter Farquhar, Bart. - Charles Ker, M.D.
Sir Everard Home, Bart. Will'am Franklin, M.D.
Sir lay. M'Grigor, Km. M.D. William Somerville, M.D.
BENJAMIN MOSELEY, M.D. In the Chair.

STZWAIDS,

Diesel assisde M. L• Ere, Esq.
William Pym, M.D. I J. A. Gillhani, Esq.
Diaries F. Forbes, M D. Jame; Forbes, M.D.
George J. Guthrie, Esq. William R. Morel, Esq.
Georbe F. Albert, Esq. Robert Stewart, Esq.
William A. Hay, Esq. James Deese, Esq.
Tickets to be bad at the Bar of the Tavern, or of Mr. Tanner,
Secretary and Collector to the Society, No. 5, Berkeley-Meet,
Berkeiretsquare.
Dinner on Table at Sit oViock preciseely.
Dutchmen who intend dining. are requested to provide them.
selves with 'Tickets on or before the Qtls June.

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SIX I'lf THOUSAND POUNDS
May be gained by a Single Ticket
NEXT THURSDAY, BEING THB LAST DAY,
Wizen all the Capitals must be Drawn.
BISH, Contractor for the State Lottery, begs
• to inform the Public, that Next Thursday will be the last
day of Drawing, when the Lottery All finish, and one Ticket
may pin Sixty Thousand Pounds. As this brilliant attraction
must naturally create a great demand fer Tickets and Shares,
both In Town and Country, and as the opportunity of adventuring
tsr so splendid a Prize may never again occur, those persons
who may be inclined to do so, should not lose a moment in
making their purchases.
SPLENDID WHEEL.-ALL MONEY PRIZES.

Two -
Three . -
Thrte -

X 30,000
Xl,OOO
2500
Five - - 2400
BESIDES OTHER CAPITAL'.
AB of which must be drawn NEXT THURSDAY.
A Sixteenth may gain AIX° In Money,
An Eighth may gain £e7,500 in Money,
A Quarter may gain X 15,009 in Motley,
An Half may gain 2630,000 in Money,
A Whole Ticket 260,000 in Money.

,
consequence of a report that the Novel of
" Gienarcoa" had been suppressed, we are requested
to state that such report is erroneous, and that copies
lit Still to be had of the Publisher, Mr. Cousuax,
easduit.street.
Wednesday was the Second Day of Drawing of the
State Lottery, and the Contractor, T. Brut, respect.
fully acquaints the Public that sons the 430,000
Prizes remain in the Wheel. The following Prizes,
• drawn on Wednesday, were Shared and Sold at his
Offices, 4, Corolla', and 9. Charing Cross :
13,051, COW. entitled to £5OOO momunking
sew°
• - al,OOO 5,775
• SOO 1,424
300 12,7611
SOO 12,95!

3,176
0,060
12,124
11,149

- £3OO
• 200
- 200
• 200

A very few Tickets and ghaies remain for Sale ;
but while any are unsold they may be had as above.
Nut THURSDAY iS the last Day of Drawing. and
• the first-drown above £25 most receive in addition
40,000, it is therefore very likely to prove a Prize;
of 460,000, which may be gained by one
BDrer THOUhAND POUNDS mar be gained by One
Ticket on Thursday next, as the first drawn Prize
above £25 on that morning, will receive 430,000 in
addition. The Wheel is Rich beyond comparison,
toataining Two Grand Prizes of 830,000 and 24
~‘"ber Capitals—all of which MUST .31 DRAWN next
untrlday- A few Tickets and Shares, warranted
Indrawn, are on sale at Wines truly Fortunate
2161, 9, Corolla', and 17, Ludgate-street, where
3154, drawn on Wednesday last, it Prize of Five
4°l•and hoods, war sold sod regiesend ; and the
tiro last drawn Prises of Thirty Mamma -Pounds.
Seth in Num&

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY 11S.
Petitions were presented from Persons interested in the Spirit
Trade in the Town of Greenock, praying for an alteration in
the Distillery Laws of Scotland; from Deemed Spirit Dealer
of Jedborough. to the same purpose; from John and Georges
Burke, Diallers, in the County of Tipperary, against illicit
Distillation; from the Cotton Weavers in the Town and neigh.
bourhood of Stockwork, complaining of distress; from the
Parishes of Langhann and Triplestock, lit Devon, against Tithes.
Laid on the Table.

The Report of the Shoreham Harbour Bil was brought up,
and the Resolutions agreed to.
Mr. HALL °brained leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the
deoluction of Salmon in England.
Mr. BIRCH gave notice, that he should, on the Stb of Tube,
move for certain Papers concerning the Trinity Howe.
The Hoesch Harbour Bill Went through a Committee.—Re-
port to-morrow.
The Farming Stock Bill was read a second time, and ordered
to be committed tomorrow.

1 he Local Militia Pay Bin was read a first thle•—To be read
a wood 'time to-morrow.

The CHANCELLOit of the EXCHEQUER gave ?loth:NI
that he would roost the oonsideraden of the Ways and Means,
on Monday next.
Mr. GEORGE ROBE moved an instruction to the Commit-
tee to inquire into the Education of the Lower Classes of the
metropolis ; tbat they should consider of wlAt was best to be
done with regard to the children of pauper*.
Mr. TIERNEY said, that be meant to• make a motion to-
morrow, when the Civil List would be discussed, to render the
Molts of Admiralty available to meet the charges of the Civil
List.