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NUMBER 3585. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March Is, 1804., will be performed THE SOLDIER'; DAUGHTER. After which will presented, for the 2d time, a new Farce, in Two Acts, called THE COUNTERFEIT. The Charat.l:rs Mr. POWELL, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. COLLINS, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND. Miss TYRER, Mrs. SCOTT. The new Farce of The Counterfeit will be repeated on Saturday and Monday next. On Saturday, The Soldier's Daughter. TTHEATRE -ROYAL COVENT.GARDEN. O- MORROW Ii.:VENING, Mdrch 15, 1804, will be presented THE MOURNING BRIDE. Osmyn, Mr KEMBLE ; Zara, Mrs. SI DDONS. WITH THE PARAGRAPH. OnS tilt comedy of Th e W heel of Fortune; _ lus Need of the Pak:trap:l will. be repe a ted. every Evening _ till further notice. ----7.-------,:,-„,..,...._____,-• . AN APPARATUS for DISTILLING BY STEANI, and also one for DRYING COFFEE by the same means. may be seen in use at the Tinned Copper Works, on Bankjcle, every Thursday. These Works are speciti.:ally calculated for the West I ndia Plantations, and are capable of yielding many advantages to the Manutadurers of zlrdent Spirit, and the Growers of Coffee. - PRIVATE EDUCATION. A CLERGYI`vIAN, who was for many years brig Head Tut or o f a College in the University of Cam ge, takes Four Young Gentlemen into his House, and instructs them in Classical, Niathinnatical and other Learn Learn to their entrance into the University, the Learned Professions, or any ottler Situation of Life for which t hey rhay be intended. He has now one Vacancy. ili House is pleasantly situated in an agreeable and healthy Village, a few miles 'from Cambridge, and through which a Stage - Coach to London passes daily. References if thought necessary, will be given to Persons of the first Respedability and Charader. Terms and farther particulars may be known, by applica tion r' , th e Rev. E. Wollaston, Charter -house ; G. Rank ing, kstr 'So. 153, Cheapside ; or the Rev. T. for of T r i n i ty College, Cambridge, Jones, Tu , .........________ The 20 of APRIL, 0304, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS ING. DRAW,. ESCME. No. of Prizes. Val. H of each.,,,Total Valu e . 2 o f kzo.ooo are • 2 - 10,6° C . 40,000 • . 2045C40 4 \ - S,OOO - ic.ooo 21000 • _ Con° 12 . / _ '°°°- 12,poca. .33 . "a. 20 1.)--. .. 6,50 u . 4,00 0 0 5 ° • ioo - 5,c00 Too - td ' . 5. 000 7,350 - AD .. 47000 -- - - ....., jo,ooo Tickets • ,C 2,62, solo _ ..........._ . . .--......• ' • Part of the Caiiitals. ' • First-dawn Tkket Fitt Day - - ta,cao First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - - r.t.0.000 First-dravvn Ninth. Day .. -.- - - s,c4o Ti rat an(VSIIAILES =are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE., • PRESENT PRICE. . • Ticket Half - - -- - -:: - C. sy so o -g 0 o Eighth - - 2 e 6 Quarter :. - 4 ''s 1 is -Sixtettnth - - i 3 __ * * * Tickets and Sh ares will gradually rise until the Drawing. ENGLISII LOT'rERY BEGINS DRAWING THEOn MONDAY, the 23d of APRIL, 1804 Si . Ticket s , Halves, Quarters, Eighth s , and "Ticke ts , are •now selling iu great Variety.of Num bers, and on the lowest Tering. ' The Money fur Prize s paid on demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Bro-kers, at their old established State Lottery office, (Licensed pursuant to Ad of Parliament) No. 26, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London. All Shares Sold at this Office will he stamped, on. to .Ae.A.of Parliament, with the words " State Lottery Stamp 911 Le." Letters; Parcels by Mail Coach, or Carrier, duly attended to, exadiy on the.same Terms as if present. Hari k, India, and South Sca Stocks, with their several Armtek, and all kinds of Government Securities bought and sold by, Conunissio ' HO N . N.5111. , a t C i'• ' nt 0 , s o l d in• the late 'Lottery, No. S3S 20 0001. in two Eighths and tw the Sixteenth Shar.es; NE): 26,280, 10,0001.' in one Quarter e • eight Sit_l teenth Sh.oes ; No. 11,1 9 6 , s oc ,i' . iw° Eighths an d no One .Quarter, one •rg rth and ten Sixteenths ; No ' 1 ,343, 5 ol in one Quarter, one Eighth and teu Sixteenths. , LAST STATE LOTTERY for tBO3. • I' and C o . No. PonitrY. have on sal e 0 TI CKETS and SHARES of the above Lotteiy, to iae draw n in April next. The following Capital of th e Lotteries in and for the year 1803, were sold and registered .at this (Mice, viz. No. , 26, a Prize of Z. 10,00 0 i n Shares. ,C 99, io, - - sOOO Shares. 430, . sOOO Ticket.. 19,5,6 6 596, . sOO O Sh ares. 41 9 - . 1;000. Shares. And others of rooot._&c &c. TR I R--1) LOTTERY for aot, begins Drawinz 224 April, z 804 THE TICKETS and SHARF.S for the above ..c..,, I;ottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BURN E T i _ e .c 's State Lottery' ()dice, No. 93, under the Royal ',5., 'l'h_ y , ' London, and no where ' , lse on their account. _ _ 1 .1 tl behetne consists of two Prizes of zo.oool. two . of .0,00... thr,:e of coot, four of -, 0001. twelve of Loool . thir- Ife of iDol. twenty of 2pol. fifty of 11 umb e r ot Tickets 30,000, and the lowest Prize zol. 1 , -. 0 1 &c. &c.; the *** All Shares sold at this °dice will he stamped agre bl to Ad ,q. Parliament, and also with the Crown, a n d r ou n d it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, post-Paid, duly iinswered. N. 13. In the late Lottery, No, 762 z, zo,oool. was sold in a w No. hole Ticket and, at th e a b ove Office, and No. 3188, ao,oool. (*"319, to 0001. both i n Sh ares. Country orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills 011 London, Post.orfice Orders, , :r Cash in Parcel by Coach (Y. Carrier, pundually attended tca; and i Correspondents may clepend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if pre tent. ----.:___ T o BONS VIVANTS.— Gentlemen ienc exper . - il to the inconveniencies arising from an over indulgence ireee Pl' easures of the table or wine, will at all times find , relic 'corn the use of the Reverend WILLIAM BAR LAy • s PATENI' ANTIBILIouS PILLS. These ts l 'ills h ving no Aloes nor any Mercurial preparation in their ;',?_thiP')sition require no conhnernent nor any particular regi. .."' e ci ;111(1 th i c.'y viii in the mildest manner remove the fiery, iiit riinoniuus, bilious matter which is always generated in the I grriach by a too frequent use of the bottle, or of rich and :v i o ury via :i d s. Sold at the E laboratory, No. 35, Bedford. iiile("lti,''t,- Covetir.gar ( l en , i n B oxes ss. 6d. and ros. each, duty edi and by all the Venders in Town and Country. 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