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: Lion s. . . --•-- s- i, .. r""--ER 67511 lIHEATRB.ROYAL, DRURY.I.AIOL 'VHS PRESENT EVENING , NOVEMBER j, t wo Majesties save-anti will act the Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAMAN , : . Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mt. MATHEWS Lorena., Mr. J. SMITH; Whimsical°, Mr. 4ANNISTER; Peter, Mr. DOWTON; c os bir,tia, nss L VON ; Leonora, Mrs. MATHEW'S Owes, Mrs. SPARKS Curinsa, Mrs. MARLOWE; Beretta. Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; kith' wine sprig of the Opel will be introduced the following Airs *To htly CeAtne.r," by We. Mountain. s i d is to y bream," (frm the Opera of Ka's) by. Miss Lyon. To which will be added the Comedy of THREE 'WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. *Charles Racket, Mr. ELLISTON ; taw s, DOWTON ; Woodley, Mr. FISHER ; lady Racket, Mrs. JORDAN lbs w a ge, Mrs. SPARKS ; Nancy, Miss BOYCE. fit l medyit John Bull was last night received by a very arstaot arsdkritet with the greatest applause, and will be repeated kis kw dill. ma . n . a w, the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer; with She Beard. Os 'Thursday, the Comedy of the Country OM ..e DeW Drama, its three Acts, allied the Siege of St. wid„, die Spanish Patriots, with ocw unary, music,dresses, & ro ndos. is is rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. THE KING'S *CHEATRE, HAYMARKET. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, their Majesties Servants will act the Triigedy of MACBETH. The Overrate and Symphonies between the Acts by Mr. Ware. Duncan, (King of Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ; Macbeth, Mr. KEMDLE ; Mauler, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Banquo, Mr. MURRAY ; Lenox, Mr. CRESWELL ; Rosa, .4vlr. BRUNTON ; Hetskit, Mr. BELLAMY. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. STDDONS. T 4 which willWHObe added WINS the usical Force of M Or, THE WIDOW'S CHOICE. • Theenetnre and Music composed by Mr. Caudell. lambic Extempore, Mr. FAWCRIT ; Caper, Mr. LIKTON; Fri L endly, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Matthew mat, iffr. SIMMONS.; Trust, !oft.. DENMAN. Widow Bellaire, Mrs. C. KEMBLE ; Lisette, Miss DE CAMP. Troosersow, the Merchant of Venice; with the Blind Boy. On 'fberoday, King Henry the Eighth. On Friday, for the Benefit of the Families of those who unfor- Sanwely suffered by the late Fire in Coveut-garden—The Mourn tog Bride ;with the For-st of Hermanstadt. Oa Saturday, the Serious Opera of Artaxerxes. A New Grand Mela-Dnunatic Opera, in three Acts, called theExtio, has been tang in preparation, and will be produced on Tuesday the Bth of November, with entire New Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Dec rations. NEW I — .ffrfEßY. TO 41EGIN DRAWING Isch DEMMBER, 1808. • SCHEML 4 of .6:20,000 s -- 10,000 ft 1 SPOO I . I 1,000 d io soo x 10 100 e 44 50 100 es t 4,820 • IS --. JllO,OOO 20,000 10,000 6,000. 5,000 2,000 2,200 !two raft 5E200,000 r THE SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, u A abounds in CAPITAL PRIZES ; and, in Am:m . loN tithe usual Sam allotted by Government, the Contractor has per mission of the Lords of the Treasury for him to make a FREE of 1000 WHOLE TICKETS, the value of which it is Impossible to calculate, u they may contain the following Capital Prizes 1• 4 of ziomo 6 10,00(1 10 6,000 20 &c. &c. of £l,OOO SOO -- 100 There ate 20,000 Tickets in the tottery, with Not Three Pants to a Prize ; but there are only 19,000 'Tickets for Sale.— speedyturtbase is therefore neccsaary, as superior Benefits are :cached to panicular Tickets drawn the F.rat and Secend Days, and the 'whole Lottery will be drawn in Four Days. Shine stventtled to a Proportion of the above Benefits. KT Ticket. and Shares are selling at every l o ioensed Lottery Office; and by their Agents. CAPITAI3 PRIZES SHARED IN THE LAST EIGHTEEN SIONTII 6 , IT HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, CORNHILL. 10,294 , - £20,000 3,596 - 5e2,000 19,544 - 20,000 10,873 • . 1,000 1,978 • 10,000 12,244 - 1,000 8,831 - $,OOO 1,350 .. 300 8 , 711 - 5,000 No. 44 500 14 , 510 . , - 5,000 10,387 - 500 17,127 . 4,000 To Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers of Tickets and ' Shares, I_TORNSBY and Co. beg leave to point out the be -41 neftcial advantages attending the present Lottery, which begins Drawing the isth of Decussate. 'The Scheme containS Four Prizes of £20,000, besides Prizes of £lO,OOO, £5,000, 41 i 00 0, £3OO, £lOO, I'so, &c. &c. and only 20,000 'rickets. In addition to the Prizes, two extra chances of 500 Tickets each are given by the Contractor, to the Purchaser of a Ticket or Share, and are to be decided on the First and Second Day of Drawing. These extra chances are incalculable, and are likely to proeuce an IMMEIHe sum of money, which was not possible to have acquired in any former Lottery. N. 11 . The 1,000 Tickets are lagged in the Bank of Enealld, therefore It leaves only 19,000 for Sale. Lesten (post paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orders, by Post or Carrier, executed on the same Terms as if present. CURIOUS FI.ANNEI.S, Sm. RUDOLPH NOTE, FLANNEL DRAPER. TO HER MA JESTY, No. 101, NEWGATE-STREET. THE decided preference which the above Ware lane has elperienced front the first Families in the Metro- Palis, and the Public in general, during a period of thirty years, traders it an indispensible duty in the Proprietor, to present his frequent and grateful acknowledgments. 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AR A delicate article in li,tAnattl, for 144141 ` Codh wan n,aud " Paflicularly thin and light, a s one y a rd not to exceed t 3 oz. :* 1164, } ..• ,"kf .1, ./. )1 Customs at Leith. No regard will k had to any Testier is which tie twice shall not Inserted in words at length, or that shaft nee k delivered to the Beare Ihe 1 fort "'Aleph On the said ilredinseekry the Fd of November next,ster unless the Person Tao radii: the Tauter, or sense P ems on &shady, attends t, • called for, ro *gutsier .. ia dOy Mk s I . V.. (t. , contimied Mootkili), THE ICEIthiCA.L and SURGICAL SPEC'T'Ar A- nogg Costal/8n Eamaicom—sin Analysis of 'Ten Quack Airei.ffees; Chiron/to Medicos - on the Adulteration of DrugS; PION/ no the Pharmacopoeia Empiricao—Raotogai Plum - rips-Aim Medigal Society of London • Hydrophobia.; Fish Poison; Bronchial Polfpu s ; M. a t Hydroishohist Case of Hydrophobia, communicated by Dr. H. A. 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