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NUMBER 4 3 C 4. 11tiC.E SiXPENc TF kTP E ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I HE PUBLIC .are most re.speafully informed ", that this THEATRE WILL OPEN TO.:MOR. ROW, Sattirday, September 13th, when Their Atij , ,ties' Servants' will ail the Comedy of THE HONEY: M00N..: ' • Duke, ,Mr. ELIA STON ; _ ROlando, Mr. RUSSELL; ' Count Montalbon, Mr. I.3.kIePLE'Y ; Balthazar, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Lampe:lo,, Mr, MATHE WS ; 'Cacnpillo, Mr. MA DDO CKS ; ,Lopez. Mr. PURSER; Jaquez, YEI LEY (Being his First Appearance on this Stage). Juliana, Miss DUNCAN ; ' olante, Miss Al L LON ; Zamora; MiSs BOYCE ; • Hostess, Mris.'S P A RKS. In Aa V. a Song by Miss Duncan, composed by 'Mr. Kelly. With a Dance incidental to the Piece. After the Play, a Diveitisement, composed by Mr. D'Eg • :tine,. called THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal Mincef . 's; Mademoiselle PA RI SOT, Mr. J 014 B E R.T, Mrs. SUARy, And the whole Corps de ballet. ` To which will he added the. Comic Opera of NO - SONG- NO SUPPER. Prederich. Mr. K Liv ; CroP, fiii. iil.Gh`• Endless,Jrlr. MATH tWS ; ' Robin, Mr. lIANNIST'ER' ; 'William, Mr. COOKE ; Servant, Mr. W EBT3. • . • Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND.; Lotnsa, Mrs. MATHEWS; Nclly, Mss IVIENAGE ; Margarett,i,•Mrs. MOUNTAIN. 13oxei6. SeColld Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second' P rice zs. Gallety zs. . Second Price is.— Upper Gallery is. Se- Cord Price 6d.— No Money to be returned, • Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in - Little ltusl.:street. The Doors to be opened at lialf-past Five, and begin at Hair. past Six. . . , . FiRST . DIVIStON OF THE (MY STATE LOT TERY. ' THE Public are respaltiilly infornied, that until the issuing of the Tickets (postpone() only for a very. 'short time until all are "ready); orders for them will continue to be received at the principal -Offices of W. E. Rolle. jun. specially appointed for their safe, viz. No. 1, 7, and .49„ . 3lintler-street, ; No. r, and. 3 ti Pickett-stt'ect, Temp/e-Bar ;. No. :Is, King-street, Covent-garden ; No. Aidgate High-street, at the Original price r 51. to's.- ' MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. ,The First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POU,NDS; All other Capital Prizes are afloat. URCHAS ERS •Of TIC •S and SI-TARES will ...at have the of portnnitrot obtaining all the Capital Prizes, p;ovided they, purchase before the Dta wing "commences, which will be: on the -13th of Odoher next. • The Scheme contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN TFIOUSATM POUND- PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES. &e...&c. To former 'Lotteries of double the Number 0( Tickers. Twenty • Thousand Tickers oily, and no other State Lottery • to be drawn this Year. • SCHEME. Value of each. Total Value. . - - - to,ooo - - - • - 30,000 5,000 1,000 - - - - - No. of Prizes. 3 - - 3 3 4 5,000, 40'00 .000 s 4 1 • • • • ' T • 50 •. • 2,0Z0 4, 100 • • • • • • 20 - - - - - 32,000 20,060 Tickets . ,Czoo.ooo Tickets and Shares are on galeitqvery Lottery Office. 'icket -,CI 9 rs Half - to 2 p.l - • 6- Quarter - . s 2 o I Stxteenth - 1 6 ' • THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY Commcnces - drawir:g. 13thof next Month. TEN THOUSAND POUN D s tOr the Firit-drawn Ticket; Every other Prize afloat, from 20,0001. to mol. 17'11.15, Plan .places all who purchase before the Driwilig begins ori equal terms ; an advantage that has ricattbeen,otiered to the Viiblic for many years past. - , • , - ONLA TWENTY THOUSAND TICKE'T'S, And the SCHEME contains. . 3 PriZiFs ' - . , 3 5 00 0 • :.&z. Ere. &c. ' No Prize leis than Twenty. Pounds. The Public will obsenre that State Lottery Prizes are pail in Sterling Money ; 2?,000l. for a' zo,oool. Prize; and se in prononion fur every other Prize. '- TICK ETS aad S RES are on Sale at all the Licenced LiitterY Offices, and by then - Agents. . NOTICE IS HEREI3Y.GIVE'N, THAT -Application is intended to be tnade the next Sessicinnf Parliament, for an A el to divide, set ou4 and inclose the Forest or . Chace of 'Cliarnwood, otherwise Charley . Forest or Chace, ps the County of Leicester,. into distind Districts or 'Allotments, according to the ,Rights of the several Parishes Townships, Hamlets, Manors, and places claiming and being eanified to Common of Pasture or., Otherwise thereon, and to the rights of all Persons interested within such Parishes, Townships, Hamlets, Manors, and places ; iu which Ais intended to be inserted Clauses or rrovisions fOr thesufxlividing, setting . out, and allotting such of the Distrias or Allotments to be made for or in resped of teach Parish, 'fownship,- tiain let, • MaitOr, or place, between, unto, and amongst the several Persons interested therein, where the Parties So interested shall bedesirout thereof. August 23, 1806. • tAT the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse in the Kingdom, between Castle and Qld Round Court, riearly opposite York-buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest Bargains are now ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton for Boots, at only is. 6d. per pair, worth zs. 6d. ; Women's stout COttOn 'ls. 6d , worth zs. 6d. ;, tine as. gd; extra su:. per 35. gd. worth ss. ,• stout black and white Silk 6s. 3d. with laced 'clocks 75. 6d. ; extra good las. 6d. A variety of Patent Angela Hose, warranted nut to shrink,,from zs. gd. to the best quality ; stout worsted is, 3tl. ; fine as. ; §aper fine 35. 6cl. ; Silk Mitts ?.s. 6d. ; a curious Article in square Net Mitts.; also Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calcu lated to give eme and elegance ; Mcn's Cottunlirawers 35.6 d. with every other Article in ihi I lo.;icry• Line that can pus.- sibly he rnade,up to the - very best quality, Wholesale 'and fbr exportation.—Stockings made to any. Pattern. WANTED, For a respectable Tenant, on Lease, for a Term of Fotirteen to Twenty-one Years; AFARM, consisting of from 250 to 400 Acres, situated within 4o Miles of London, and'4 of t Mar ket Town.. Stock, Implements, &c. .will betaken, and.a scason*e_stirii will he, given for the Le e. - A lineaddressed to A. Z. at No. 2,6, lower Eaton street, Pimlico, will be immediately attended to. TO BE PEREMPTOI:ILY SOLD, - . . Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of C,liancery, made • in a Cause wherein E LIZ. BURDEN, an Infant, by her 'next Friend, is Plaintiff; end RICH: BURDEN. and , ()tilers are Defendants, before Robert Steele, Esq: - one of• the Nlasters ofthe said Court, at the Public Sale-room'of the said Court, in SouthaitipionLbuildings, Chancery-lane, on Wednesday the 22:1 - Day of Odober, 1836, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, in One Lot,. • • A - LEASEHOLD ESTATE,. comprising a Cot .1:11- ton 'Mill and Macliiriery,.at - Nether Langwith, in the .• Parish of Cockney, in the County, of Nottingham ; toge ther with 21 Cottages and 9 Acres of Ground contiguous to the said Mill and Works, held •under a 'Lease for the re a Term of 69 years, trop Michaelmas Particulars hereof nay be had (gratisl at the Public Of fice,. in Southampton-buildings atOrcsatd; of Mr. Brook rridges,.solicitor, Red Lion Square, Lonilon ; of' Messrs. ' Ross, 'Hall, and !toss, Solicitors, 'Boswell-court, 'Cary—, sLreet, London, , 'where the Lease may be inspeded.; and of , Walkden,,Solicitor, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. • DUCKS: FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, and VALUABLE CHURCH , PREFERNIENT. TO BE Si)t.t) BY Al./CTION, . . • By MeSsrs. WINSTRNBEY and SON, At Oar raway's; on Tuesday, SOl;Viber 30, 7g , ;6, at T'welve. etor k A . Very Eligible andProvable' FREEHOLD LS fATE ; consisting ; of the MANOR of HARI)_. 6AD; extending Over the whole Parlsh, and four valuable Dotty Farms, with' Farin.flouies and suitable Out-bnild ings,containing together 1159 A . t 1t.30P. principally Grazing Land,' lying heariy within a Ring Fence, and . coniptising al: most the 'whole of the Parish of i ekcept a small part, which is in the adjoining' Parishes of North .Crawley; Emberton, ,and Astwood, in the County of_ Bucks, , about six miles from Newport 'Pagnell,- three train Colney, ewelve from Northampton, and fitly-six from Lor. don, in he several occupations of Messrs. Win. and Thomas Eattams, Wm. C Layton, P. B. Old, and T. Brookes, resped able Tenants, on Leases, which will expire at Lady-day next, at old rents, amounting to 'only 10141. per ann. capa ble'of considerable improvement, besides SA. 3R. 37P. of Wood Land in band. Also the Perpetual Advowscn and next Presentation to the Reelory of Hardmead, of about the annual value of :tool. the present Incumbent 's - 7 years of age. Messrs.. W. and T. Battams,. the. Tenants, will spew the Estate. Printed Particulars maybe had at the Swan, •Newport Pag.. nen ; George, Northampton ; Cock, Stoney Stratford ; George, Woburn ; Crowr, Dunstable; White Hart, Saint Alban's ; of Messrs. ‘Nroadcock add' Bateman, Solicitors, 2, Liticvin!s Inn New-square ; at the .Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row, where.a Plan may be seen, ' - . . . \.> NEW •STATE T.OTTER.Y. • - AR, r 11( D ) Iti B ct t a i te ßN l ( . ) E, tte, and y () Stock-Brokers, o o c B r ß ok oy e a r l ,at E x 'change, London, are now selling Tickets and Shares for the Lottery which begins Drawing the. t3th Odober, 1806. This Lottery consists of 20,000 Tickets only, and the Scheme contains three Prizes of zoos.ol. three of to,oool. three of 5000 I. Jac. • • N. B. In the Lottery . which was drawn in May last, No 17,086, a Prize of 26,0001. and No. 2340, a Prize of 50001. were both sull id Shares by Huai& Burne, and Co. * * 4 Comitry,OrderS, acconipanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post- Office° aters, or parcel, by Coach 'or Carrier, pit/lc:1611y attthided t. ; and CorresponcLaits may depend on bring `treated exactly on the same Terms as if per sonally present . . ' Lete . rs, post-"paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. . . The Oldest LIOENSEO.STATE LOTTERY OFF_ ICE in ENGLAND and WA E •(out of London), • . . I\s'Or it . TON and.. .SONS ; Milton's Head, Corn street:, - Bristol, iespettfull), inform the Public, that they have Tickets and legally stamped Shares in the present Lottery, whicitbegins drawing Otteitof 13, tB,h, and also Shares from Messrs. S . %Vilt and Co.'s (lid Licexsed Office, No. iv, Poultry, Lo'lido'n, where Prizes to an immense amount haVe been shired, §old. > and reiistere'd, in the last and preceding Lotteries. LESS TICKETS AND MORE, PRIZES. 4, COitisiiilLL, and 9,CHAR.ING-CROSS, LONDON. TBISH ropetafully nceplaipts the fublie, that the present LOTTERY contains the fewest Tickets ever known in a Lottery, and the Most Capital Prizes. The last 30',0001'. Prize ' the last 200601. Blank, and thp last t",c001.. Prize, ever shared, were: alt sold at the above Offices ; where 'rickets, 'Shires, and Chances, are selling in great variety, and where all outstanding Prizes are paying in full, without any deduaion. Gam' Persons in the Country may be supplied, by 'sending their Orders, Post or Carriage paid, accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post-Mice Order's. The Lottery beginS the tith of 06fober next. • :This Day was published, Price One Shilling and Sixpence, sewed, Q. PLAIN and. AI4ICTIONATE ADDRESS to the PARISH' ON ERS of ST. MA R.TIN!s and ALL SAINTS, in• LEICESTER, from the Reverend EDWARD THOMAS VAUGHAN, A. M. their Minister. Llinted , for J. 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