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. , . . 4 ) . • 4 - .. . 1 •• •,`. ' ~* ' 4 '' : .. - -1..• $ ' ' f-.. Ai , •• 4:— :' 4*a- '.•- :, . - • .... , . , .t.. I l i . ...... 0 ::,. • . . _ , 'O. ,: •• • •• s • ..sfk F ,4 0 :4 , '4 , -" --.44 k --- >t • 1 f . , p I . :.-:-..:. • . 7 ` ), ••1 .) • "•••-•" i• -: • - • 4 .- • •-. 4 ..5i/ / 4 ....... N 'n t' n 72031 NEW TILE:1.111E ROY/ U ., COVENT-GARDEN. l'O-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 5, 1.810, will be acted Shakespeare's liktotical Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART I. Henry the Fourth, King of En land, Mr. MURRAY. Prince of Wales, Mr. C. 1:1:MBLE. Sir John Falstaff, Mr. COOKE. Hotspur,Mr.KEMEliF. :,:c Percy, Miss BRIgTOW ; Hostess, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will be added the Musical Farce of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. .;;:al, Mr. INCLEDON ; Dominique, Mr. SIMMONS; Virginia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; • Jacintha, Mrs. LISTON. 0 1 ; Saturday, The Jealous wife; with the Review. :'hoc for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New ..-Otiice, in Prince's Place, Hart -street, from ten till ken.. .;..,':ISHIONAI3LE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, i privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, I.;:klies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that slaplishment, or have not the modern style. ~.:•..11.1.EN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those t • an it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi 1, .0: L. nteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior bt.ice and elegance. Those who do .not want private t iii::y learn at a small expence, with a respeetal)le set et the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing : Cie most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of t :. ~t. -,ion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. QRANSCO:vii; and CO. No. 37, CORNHILL ; No. 11.xy,.JAitKET; No. 11, HOLBORN; and No. 269, N ;F:Cir usual good fortune, Sold in last Lottery, I 76 :;!yar. s, ;•;‘). I . £20,030 In previous Lottery: 5,00 0 No. 2, 618 4' 20,000 383 1,060 Zr!i ... ... 3 of 500 ... is ... 1,5C0 c: :ilninst every Capital tkerein ; bechies in last -1309„ : it cf L'29,00:), and Capitals to the Amount of 425%000, n-P.v stl!ing TioLetr. and iihares in the New Lottery, to be l:raa a JUNE, i:i which the:c are Four Grand Prizes of 100 'l'io.. et s each, which ma y product to a Ticket £lOO,OOO ; aad to a , Ixteetc.!), upw.u . d• or 1:7;,( , ;0 will pleas to (Arm:N.:, TIRANSCOMB and Co. sqld tke fir t and la,t of Priz,-s so g;vill, which produced to the fortunate liold-rs .k'it).,ooo; the first i2,:0,000; the last £25,000, and only 4'40,11). P:iZe ever Shared. 9,6L4 ;WIFT and Co. . R ESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they on the Tiezets and Shares of the N!' W LOT !TRY, s• w'l: I),•gin and finish Drawing on the Sth JIJNF.. I. • le t i, same approved Principle as the last, I.: :':.1.1•1,..r5, with 1:200,000 in Prizes, among i Y CAPITALS; Public are presented with Four 1 - ...7.-; . ! - RA PRIZES of Ti..'.fatf, f 1:7 nNt - .alter, by which the Adventurer has the Ur...-. 1:1..!7..es ofA'%!o,oeo, by the Purchase of a if'. rt. The following Capital Prizes have been Shared their c, Nu. 11, Poultry; No. 1; ClL...ring Cr- and nt. )I.lkig ate High-street. C;79: .t.'20,000 4,099 .. B,YII 20,000 I 1'2,0.15 .. . .. . .. . .... . . . . . • .000 2.31 ... 13,4 A 19,C17 ... 10,000 11,799 . . 14 ... 10,..X/0 20,439 ... . . 10,9G0 7,951 ... 1.011 ... 19,000 19,555 10,009 13,984 ••• 10,000 18,112 ... 1 7: :? io,nco nor!) . . 1,1,000 7 t , • 10,000 733 7 ,i ••• ... 111,000 Thr:e of the Caifitals were. Sha. the last 1 LY :AND OF THE LORDS or nis MAJESTY'S ... 5,000 S,CGO 5,01 0 5,000 5,000 5 00:) 5,000 • S,CCO 2,000 2,0b0 2,C00 ▪ V.,000 •ed and Sold at their Offices in Lottery. TREASURY. THE TEMD CITY LOTTERY will be drawn it of tilt: , City of London, on Tuesday, the 4th Dc,%l;.!,Lr fhe r•; , riv , .o:ll of the houses respectfully inform the public, in cr.orictae of tale great sale they have had for the Ti:kets and 5 a: the (Thy Lottery, they fully expected that an earlier day \-...11,1 have betli fixed for the drawing of this Lottery; but in (.7; Tit ni the gr..att r part of the Guildhe•beingappro:iriated p! erectity; a miumment. to the memory of the which will oceury the sail for . came months, pr,Taratory metoures for the usual festival of the ls1!a iLaoarible the Lard Alaytir, are the reasons that the tiratit g of the Lottery is pos!poned to the above perio , l, Which "e yttir, trust will hr a sufficient apology for the dela)•. i..:;t•t, : , liar , s are on 'ale at the Grand City Lottery OM !,kir.ner-street ; No. i!t, l'ickett-street ; No. 7, Snow u - t.i.:!t are appointed solely far the purpose, and at the li ce:4- I .t.:•ery N.B. Persons wishing for particular Numbers, are requested r. , .,1;f• a., eiirly ap;.'icie ion for t he' same. 10 I lir• PROPRIETORS OF WEEKLY NEW SPA PLRS, PRINTER:;, AND LITERAR Y GENTLEMEN. VALUABLE NEWSPAPER PROPERTY. TO TIE hOt,D BY AucrioN, by Mr. SAUNDERS, (;7:".1t Rt) (1 :11, (late the Poets' Gallery) No. 39, Fleet-street, 1 , ) April 7, IN° at One o'Clock precisely, IP!, t.,.•;irc COPYRIGHT of that well-known IVI•••n.lay Newspoper, THE PHCENIX ; or, LI.A;IT)N'S WEEKLY CHRONICLER. 111, •ove valuable Newspaper has been continued upwards of earl, in the •stablislauent of which a very considerable La. hven i - xpend.2d ; as it enioys an extensive circulation and Country, and possesses an advantageous pre f,.r,:ce A.!v• - rtis:nenti, it will be found a desirable Property who may have lei,iure or inclination for News Pr,: 1.:'('7.1it!!":; the prt:sent Proprietor parting from it on ac ‘-. /:A rune occupied with other pursuits. ! , e had at the . Bar of Lloyd's, Garraway's, and ; the Phoenix Office, 76, Fleet-street ; ..• • ..L.1 . )1.eu• as Above. . TO ARCUITECTS. PI.YN:OU 11-1, JANUARY 31, 1810. 1 • 11 . 7 ' : . I.tycr and Commonalty of Plymouth, will Gltin:as for th e b est , an d T went y f or t h e secon d • t: be produced of a TAVERN, BALL 'ROOM, Li three distinct buildings, pregched to be WI d TO( of lantt ;vithin the Boronh of P 4 mouth, a ; (.1 . which may be inspected, and copies takim, at tie • • -o:tice, No. 101, Strand, London; at Mr. 'Frew ,: Pr: Later ;or at the °lac of Mr. Edmund Locityen, !.. • is to be the centre buil:ling, the Tu %TIM , •: n.. and tii:! TAVE:sti at the West end of the ground, and ; eligible, have communication. ' cin.t.•.in an cicva:ion of each building, with de • .:.1 sections o` th • lto m • and Pffices to be contained , •C. twig to the artaitgement or scheme which may - to the A rt i st, fr om the space or quantity of ground h. erection. particulars as to the size of the Ball-room, Tavern, and number of Apartments, wiskL , d fur in ..Izo he seen at the above-mentioned places. Private niatts) to be sent to the said M . r.l.ockyer's 5.. , mail co:c11.-s, on or before the 25th day of Nlareh aft,: which their comparative merits will be decided arties offerti:o- Plats are desired to send their ad dlir•lztzt thc sa:d /11nuadbLoakyer on or before the 49th of I 1 , , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1810 ORDN.INCII &MCA, March 23, 1810. 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