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1 N it 7204 ? NilW 'lsr!E gi'f RE-ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. Ti PR ESENT EVENING, APRIL 5, 1810, wig I . acted Shakespeare's Historical Play of XING HENRY THE FOURTH,, PART I. Henry the Forrrth, King of England, Mr. MURRAY. Prince of Wales Mr. C. KEMBLE. Sir John Falstaff, Mr. COOKE. Hotspur, Mr. KEM2LE. Lady Percy, Miss lititigTOW ; Hostess , Mrs . DAVENPORT. To which will be added the Musical Farce of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Tropic, Mr. BELLAMY; Paul, Mr. I NUJ'. DON ; Dominique, Mr. SIMMONIN Virginia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Jacintha, Mrs:LISTON. On Seturday, The Jealous wife; with the Rorie*. Ilre:s for t!.t.- tioTes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New in Princ. 's Place, Hart —acct. ti-nn tt•a till fn•nr. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. rODFREY HOUSE ACADEMY, H anwc ll Heath, Middlesex, by Mr. TAYLOR.—Young Gentle :c.en are I!oartled a! .d genteelly Educ:l-11 at the above Healthy t'ra• f )1 - Twraity Gui3t as per Annurn.—Entrance One Guinea. :,TAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTERSHIRE CANAL. 0 liis. SOLD BY PRIVATE CON ntAcT, by Mr. scarf, J'OLTR SHARES in this established Navigatio n , :rum the Grand Trunk to the Severn, connecting Bristol, v. i:h Hull, Liverpool, and the extensive Manufactories of Bir mirgham, the Potteries, &c. The Dividends for the last year amounted to £4o clear of the property, which is paid by the Com any.—No. 23, New Fridge -street. TO BAKERS, MEALMEN, &c. r TO LET, an old establishtid BAKER'S SHOP, I now is full Trade,, in a respectable and improving neigh bourhood in the City. A lease will be granted fur 21 yeas's. Comprising a substantial well-built brick dwelling house, with a good I.: bushel oval, spacious bake house, and good room saver it. Possession may be bad immediately. Reason for leaving is bad health. Cards of aJlress, apply at Mr. Shields, N 0.15, rdwaid:street, Cavendish-`quart; Mr. Watts, No. 27, Southampton-street, Pen tonviile; and 41 No. 12, Church-passage, Aldgate.—N..B. Nooe mei apply who cannot command from 5 to £BOO. BY COMMAND or THE LORDS Orlin MAJES TY'S *FREASURY. HE THIRD CITY LOTTERY will be drawn Ti n ;;;;WhAll of the City of Londati: MI Tu,:sday, the 4th 4.:' a th.c.•;n:),T i' r prop:iet.,r2 houses respeclully inform the public, ir zr...lt, ale they hive had for the Ticliets and in the City Lottery, they fully expected that an earlier day wot.lii e be,•ll fis:4l for th .t drawing of this Lottery; but in ;urtice the qr. r part of the' Guilkl:aall being appropriated urpose of e t •Lting a molument to the memory of the liani,rt. I Nelson, wl.ieh will occupy r'ae Hall f.)r some months, b n il s ••th •r privratory niea,uros fi•r the usual festival of the Rile If ),-,• ..;I! the 1.0r.i Nlayor, are the realons that the ..f the i.cttery is pas.pored to the ahoy,: period, which the io•i2rieturs trust ss:11 be a sefficient a.,Eilogy for the delay. Tickett A < are on sale at the Grand City Lottery OM to, N 0.15, Nkinthr-s;reir ; NJ. 1:', Pie t:it-street ; No. 7, Snow whit!' arc n.rpointLd solely for the purpobc, and at the h... ceicAt it •tv C•licts. • B. Pc: .;:.!; v.i.4`.11:1 , ,. for particular Numbers, arc requested 1,1 L EERY, 1 . U. n LATE LOTTErtY, 20:1i Oct ober, 1809. 2 Prizes of .1.20,0(.)0 1 5,000 3 1,000 500 1; c)O 5i 9 I b 5,1 d the above 'INVENTY CAPITAL 1 in the lkvo as I.ott.:res, in Shares. at : ) 1 ,N: 1 111.1., and No. 9, C4AillNa-Crt.o! ,. .S; 1 ; -1, ;.:1;'. Shares are selling for the NEW LOFTEItY, ••:. •he eth 1)1 June. Th,:-eit,!:lie is the same as the l'ot• Clitractor makes a free C.d . !. of FOCI: lIIJADRED Virilol.F. TICKETS ti the 'A the Piro-dray/a Pr:ze above £l3, by which a si; . :;le I:. riay pin the intmeuse sum of .€lOO,OOO, and a itli particulars, gratis ; and the fortunate holders (1, a of the above Twenty Capital Prizes, may receive I•:aand, or exchait.;: their Prizes for Ticke:s ati:l in the New !Amery, at N ant: 9, CHARING-CROSS. 121c1 - IARDSON, dOODLUCK, and Co. ECONINIF.ND to the notice of the Public the NJAV 6 - I•ATE LOTTERY, which is all to be Drawn stii of JUNE next. This Lottery is on improved Plan . fle JCI le contains P, i:t3 of 13 Prizes of ie3,000 500 50 I X 20,000 4 100 44 ... ... ... &c. etc. &c. _ ' °' P.: 7 ?si s.ocm Namhers, Four Tickets of every Number, a. ,1 :.il!it I.X uRA PRIZES of 100 WHOLE 'TICKETS (1;!:. Ly :his impr lv::1 mode of Adveir ure, A single • I'icket may gain 0100,000 - - 4'30,0c0 An Eighth • X 12,100 25,01;0 I .:`.. Sixteenth - - et 2so =I Shares are u n Side hy RICHARDSON, GOOD ', is. •:! Cu. BANK El - 11-DINGS, CORN HILL, and facirg 1 •• u' the King's Mews, Citaring.Cross, the only Office t , 41 in Shares, Iw o :Ls. r,f - ..::1 whu Sold and Shareti In the last I.ottery, .1 . .. ... ... ,00,000 0 Pt .., , of .. ... 0,000 • .... ... ... ... ... 20,000 30,000 I - :{ Ai; , , 21 D. . 4. :( 10 0-'295`2. B. f.:l r3O ACO X:cl NEW PLAN - , With Additional and Superior Advantages. STATE LOTTERY to be DRAWN the nth JUNE, IMO. THE Contractor begs leave to call the attention of the l'uLlic to the untlermentloned Scheme, containing, be !les its Novelty, several grand Features and superior Benefits, 1 6 7 . 2 t. will fully merit their approbation, and a f• 'vela chary to adventurers never given in any other ottery. 4 o r 4 . 12 . 20 . 20 . SCHEME. £20,000 • are 280,000 5,000 - 20,000 1,000 • 12,000 $OO - 10,000 100 - 2,000 50 - •"' - . 4.11E0 • 25 - 900 Jed - to the firo.drawn Prize above £l5 'not being one of the ,_entinned Numbers) will be given, in addition to the above rints, if the said fortunate Number is of rhe ".Her 4, 100 Tickets comprised in No. 1,251 to 1,275 44 , ' te rß 100 ditto comprited in 3,001 to 5 6 025 titterTe C 100 dit to compr i sed in 4,731 to 4,775 v D 100 o comprised in 2,501 to 2,515 4! slid* Prizes hey may contain : upon this plan it is evident "le ( .invit al:l‘drawi that osie Ticket may gain £lOO,OOO. ng SO many Tickets from the quantity u‘nrilly on 61 0 6 for the purpose of forming thern into four such tra ttee Z clkl rizes,posi ...sluing chances hitherto unknown) the Con 4insensible to tba objectkns that may be started by ten ; :lin tothld not pt ocure Tickets at the close of the last Lot- Tirk en ecl4oll 4 intinlpate such objections, by announcing that Qtc. i , th Shal " _be prompt e ly distributes to miry Lottery the * • • • -1 .... - , - t--,'• z< -- - •••::- -11? , RJ . A. ~ a ' ‘ .le - . 1 .1 , , . 0 ~-----,' N -4,, - , - - ~....‘ . P.O:. 1 - ino f ~. , '4 _ • ' . • (\•....., ))- ss 'i ! a. „A L , . i 1 - - ' r .-:-.4 A t j', ).! V X 1 . • 4•"/ -, ..--Ir , - \,..,.._„::/ -.; • ~r•-• _ ! .. . A p -I; , A 1 • . - . r .. ,, .... ...._., . . ...AM% 'O. I . • ........ ....-.- •....._.- , . 1. 1 . 1-IURS )Asl - 7 AVe'll, ~, 181-. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, March 28, 1810. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' of lir ERCH-INTS of ENGL4ND, tralinP teat LAST INDIES, a hereby give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 18th of April next, from eleven o'clock in the forenoon until six in the evetting, to Ballot on the following Question, " That this Court approve the unanimous Resolution of the " Court of Directors of the 2 tit in stant , wherein they state, " that they have every reason to believe that an the Persons who " were on board the Ship Lo ala Nst.sox, at the time of her loss, " 'have perished ; and thatthe occasion and circumstances relating " to her loss, are wholly unknown, and therefore that Thep is " an impossibility of enquiring satisfactorily into the loss of the " said Ship, and that this Court me fully satisfied that the Ship " was stored in a sitilicient manner at h er out fi t far h er voyage;. " and thatconsequently no blame can attach to the Owners ; and " that. front the experience and ability of the Commander and " Officers, it is reasonably to be ir.fokred that na blame attaches cs to them :" In order to determine by such Ballot whether three parts in four - of the Proprietors present at such General Court, concur with. the Court of Directorsin tireleaboire-mentlon e (l osolutle3. WILLIAM R MS Ar, • TO THE PROPRIETORS OF E.A.SI* INDIA LADIES AND GEN TLEMEN? • , rHE Election of Siz Directors for the East India - 14 omisany. being appoint e d for W e d nes d ay, the n th of April next, the t i avour of your Vote and Interest b requested for the following Gentlemen, viz.—.• EDWARD PARRY, Esq. JACO II BOSANQUET, 'ESq. TUOMAS REID, sq. Joszru Cot Tn::, Esq. ROBERT TUCIR . :TON, Esq. Which will much oblige, Ladies and gentlemen, Your most humble servants, East India House, Marck Utl, 1810. Thos. Theoph. Metcalfe, Charles Grant,Geotge Astell Charles Francis Baring, James Pat tison, John Alex.llaitnerman, Rl:hard Chich. Plowden, John Ilehb, Abraham Robarts, James Daniell, G. Abercrombie Robinson, Wm. Fullar. Elplainston, • George Smith, • John Hudleston, - John Eladen Taylor, Hugh Inglis, • Sweny Toone, John Inglis, Will:am Wigram, John Lckson, Robert Williams, Campbell Marjoribanks. TO THE pi.:31;12 lETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LANES AND CpENTLLISEN, HAVING f)e honour of being recommended to yen by the Directors of the East-imlia Company, as Candi dates tor the Direction ro he chosen this year, we take the liberty of requesting the iseour of your Vote on t::et day of Elecdou, Wednesday the 11th of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble servants, East India Ilmise, March 28, JACOB BOSANQUET. 110. JOSEPH COTTON. F.DWARD PARRY. THOMAS R • ROBERT 'I'HORNTON. . . TO THE PROPRiETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. I.a ., tstes AND GENTLEMEN, THc: Election of . Sir. Directors being fix 1d for Wednesday next, the 11th inst. peire: , . me respectfully atid most earnestly to solicit the honour of your Votes and Support, at the India House, on that day ; to !apply the vacancy uccasione.4 by the death of Mr. Roberts. The v,:r? Lind and encouraging reception I have met with en my canvass, affords me the mos: flattering prospect of cc ess ; though from the strong competition anioag the Candidates for your Suffrages, I must anxiously entreat from my friends a continuance of those active exertions, to which I am already so largely indebted, and which, if persevered in with the same uitabating zeal, cannot tail to place me in the tumour able situation to which I aspire. —I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, very respectfully, Your most obedient and very humble Servant, Strand, A prill, 1810. RICHARD TWINING. 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