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FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1809 :;-- 689'2] [Pi IcE, Six-PENC I:fIESFRE-ROYAL, HAYIAARKET. PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 14, 1809, will be acted the Comedy of THE MERRY WIVES' OF WINDSOR. Sir John Falstaff, Mr. COOKE; vice Shallow, Mr. SIMMONS ; Slender, Mr. LISTON; ford, Mr. POPE ; Page, Mr. MURRAY ; •2:Caius, M. FARLEY ; Hugh Evans, Mr. BLANCHARD. Mrs. Ford, Mrs. GIBBS ; Mrs. DIBDIN ; Ann Page, Miss DE CAMP; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will be added the Burletta of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. To.morrow King Henry the Eighth; with the Quaker. Ver.,l4y, King Richard the Third ; with (positively the last • ,on) Mother Goose. :!av, the Dramatic Opera of the Exile. ,• • • , v. The Tragedy of King Lear. ARMY. I'o bi SOLD, at his Majesty's regulation price of a Cornetcy in the 3d Dragoons, now stationed near ...;,, E ,—Letters addressed (pest paid) to A. B. No. 4, Cork- . .., i'ood street, London, will be duly attended to. U. None but principals, or acciedited Army Agents' need To LILIFIENAN IS ON HALF-PAY. A LIEUTENANT in a Garrison Battalion is de ,ir3us w exchange to Half-pay, on the British Estabash .—Applicalons addressed to A.A. at No. 7, York -street, London, will be immediately attended to. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. 1.i.:11t3 dND Ges rLFMEN, ueg leave to offer you our grateful acknow- Yi ludgetnents for rtu! honour you have conferred on us by ; ,acting us into the Direction. !toting that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of the <,:.,lLtice they have reposed in us, We have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient, and very humble servants, FRANCIS BARING, HUGH INGLIS, JOHN MANSHIP, THOMAS METCALFE, GEORGE MILLET, 7:..: House, April 13, ISO'. • .1 MEETING of the MAYOR. and BUR ES the BOROUGH of DERBY, in Common .iembled, the Bth dAv of April, 180.). BROWNL, Esquire, Mayor, in the Chair. _ • - ,t, ,at this Common Hatt, deploring the too evident . . a'.;uses and other practices of evil tendency, in various of the admi.iiitration of public affairs, do highly approve is „nd indep, Arm spirit evinced by GWYLLYK LLOYD I:, Esquire, in in,tituting, and so steadily prosecuting, the : r: into the Conduct of his Royal Highness the Duke of d :hat hy his patriotic exertions Mr.WaRDLE is deservedly . . , and Las, the Thanks and Gratitude of this Meeting. s e , :hut tue proceedings of this Common Hall be signed is tc, aad be by him transmitted to Colonel Wardle. , that s.,ch proceedings he inserted in the STAR, and • . l'ap,.rs, and in the Derby Mercury. •• .:, Lc the thanks of this Coalman 1-tall be given to 1: • I Esquire, Mayor, for calling tilt N - lectiniand for cJlicluct in thi: Chair. EDWARD WARD, Town Clerk. l'flF.R GRAND PRIZE OF el HUNDRED V.'IIOLL FILKETs, ON FRIDAY NIA C : 1.- r and Co. No. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, ille-cross ; and No. :31, Al , l2,ate 1101.stieet, ar, selling • • 1:41 Share:, warranted undrawn.--FRIDAY is the Next ;)...tv.ing, and the First Prize above £l5 will receive ;:.. WHOLE FICKE I'S, witic i may entitle the Adventurer to all Ole Cipitals i t the Wheel. 'iI7NDRED WHOLE TICKF.I S FOR THE FIRST . 0 kWN PRIZE ABOVE ELF i•EEN POUNDS, : . R;DAY, the SECOND DAY or DRAWING. S and SHARLS Avananted undrawn, are . by HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Oxford -street; 2, Curnhill; and 44, St. James's -street; i al P, - izes amounting to above .-ClOO,OOO, lave been I • in Shares. :,) Cu ruction with any. ot:ter House in Lot-1(1(m. AND cr. I\ARG.IRE PS HILL, BOROUGH, *.n.l n where on their account in London. !;.`;;;BY ant. Co. beg leave to acquaint the If:, they shall continue selling Tickets and Shares, during the Drawing of tile present State e;. FRIDAY the 21st instant, the fortunate holder of •..1.•• • Prize eblve :Cl5, will be entitled to live Hun - • •kel, ; w.dch Parcel of Tickets alre7,dy cent.iiei a , and will 11::.ve a Chance or gaining Fifty lhousand the Arnouat of One Million stifling have :I.ld :Fold by 1 - 1012.::.-;13V and Co. LOTTERY. TiRsT DAY OF DRANWiNG. No II?, PALL-MAIL. n,:rd any Misrepresentation ropecting N 0.2618, to the 1000 whi;e. TiCk.qS, bic. n this day to the Prize above £l3, and which is shared by Sir oxln ; JD( thinks it neces , ary to state to the Public, that he original Purchaser of that Fortunate•l - icke., and took - fthe Bank on the 10th of February last, among twenty appears by his indorsenu nt nil the back, and which he .r a Correspondent in the country; hut the Gentleman particular fancy for No. 227, induced Mr. I ionGi.i.; to at the Bank for that Number. ::-irs does not mean by this Address to take from Sir I,:c 3::rINIE the honour of sharing. , heTicket ; bur thinks to himself to say he was the Original Owner of it. COPYHOLD ESTATE, CHILD'S HILL, 11:1M I•EAD. 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