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0 UM BER 59361 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. [IS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, will be acted the Comic Opera of THE CABINET. To which will be added, the rvived Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Jacob Raw Mr. Penley ; Major Sturgeon, Mr. Dowton ; gunk, Mr. Russell; Bruin, Mr. Smith; Mrs. Sneak, mo . Harlow ; Mrs. Bruin, Miss Kelly. T`....."011, The School for Scandal ; and Ella Rosenberg. THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. lIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, w ait e r:donned a New Historical Drama, in Three Acts, AOsonsne% called THE WANDERER • o r , THE RIGHTS OF HOSPIT ALITY. ( moue and Music composed by Mr. Davy and Mr. Russell. r To which wUI be added, the Musical Entertainment of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. p a w, Mr. Iseledon ; Virginia, Mrs. H. Johnston. To -morrow, The Comic Opera of the Woodman ; with Har lodeis his Element. r. B. is earnestly requested, without delay, to open a r toouounication for the Relief of his greatly distressed Friends. the hiAYOR, ALDERMEN, - CAPITAL BURGESSES' and ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of STAMFORD. GOO IMIN, 'SING unwilling to defer the expression of my I Thanks until the publication of your own widely-circulated 1 m msper, I avail myself of the present channel to assure you, el feel most grateful for the high honour you have conferred me, by unanimously electing me your Representative. Be. t e me, Gentlemen, that the kindness which I have experienced m you at a moment when, by indisposition, I was rendered ply incapable of doing any thing to promote my own views, il never be erased from my memory ; and I hope, by an assi attention to the interest of this respectable To w n , and of it C o untry at large, that I shall, in some degree, evince the II sense I entertain of your confidence and favour. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most faithfully devoted, and truly obliged humble servant, L FOULKES. unary l, 1808. GRAND STATE LOTTERY. 'ITIFT and CO. No. 11, rouxray, and No. 12, P Csaitwo-Ca ass, recommend to the attention of their Friends lithe Public the Scheme of the Grand State Lottery, which be ss drawing on the Bth of March. and contains the following rich at of CAPITAL PRIZES. 3 of £20,000 owe £60,000 3 10,000 -- 30,000 5,000 .—... YO,OOO 1,000 -- 20,000 500 15,000 of inferior Prizes, making in the I 0 $3 Wes die usual weal proportion .._ _ .e kit than Three Blanks to a Prize. None of the Prizes in 4 Lottery art fixed for particular days, but are all floating in g Wheel. SWIFT and Co. have also on sale the Tickets and Shares of the GRAND CITY LOTTERY Re Freehold Houses, discharged of Land Tax, and valued at X 104,000 IV CAPITAL }RILLS, AS UNDER. , Valued at L 15,000 7 Valued at 7,000 6 6,000 1 Prise of a City icket, >w 14$. 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They presume to call the public attention to the following prominent features of the Wagazine :—ln Biography—the generous domestic slaracter, and public spirited conduct of a D ,vonshire. In History— the passing events of the Day naturally call our attention to the Brazils. In the realms of taste—their Essay on Epic Poetry must be acceptable, whilst a moderate and impartial investigation of the subject of Duelling, will be not undeservi:.g the notice of the social mallet. In their Arbitrator—though they would not wil laitybreak a butterfly on a wheel, yet they have thought it bene- Idol to anatomise a would-be popular Lecturer, Mr. Thelwall ! Whilst in the impartiality of their Reviews, and the general va nity of their lighter articles, they hope there will be something pleasing :o every palate. Their animadversions on some of the Mat Fashions, under their more imenesliale Beati Monde arti cle, and (Lek Sporting Biography will, they hope, have a like than to public favour. 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