The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-01 00:00:00

NUMBER. 4170.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY:LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 1, 1806,
will be performed
DOUGLAS.
Norval, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS;
Lord Randolph, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Glenalvon, Mr.BARRYMORE ;
Matilda, Mrs. POWELL ;
Anna, Miss BOYCE.
WITH

THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
On Monday, the New Operatic Drania of The Travellers.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 1, 1806,
will be performed
CYMBELINE, KING OF BRITAIN.

lachimo, Mr. COOKE •
Posthumus, Mr. KEMBIA ;
Queen, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
lmogen, Miss SMITH.
A Dance incidental to the Play.
WITH

WE FLY BY NIGHT ;
Or, LONG STORIES.
On Monday Mr. Pope will appear in the charader of
Othello.

At a MEETING of the OFFICERS Of • the LOYAL
HAMPSTEAD VOLUNTEERS, held oil Thursday the
3atii of January, iSe6,
. .
Lieutena:lt-Colonel CARTWRIGHT, in4he Chair;
, , It was unanimously Resolved,
THATthe l'lanks of the Officers of the Loyal
Hampstead Volunteers be communicated to their late
ComManding Officer, f atSIAI-1 BOYD EL 1., Esq: -for his
unremitting zeal and attention in the formation of the Corps;
for his indefatigable attendance on and perseverance in the
Duties of it; for his polite conduct not only to the Com.
inissioned and Non-commissioned Officers, but also to the
Privates ; and for the liberality which he has upon every oc-
casion manifested towards it.—These public considerations
impress the Officers with the deepest regret for the cause
which, Unfortunately for the Corps, has induced him' to
resign the Command of it ; but they-hope and trust that
the repose he seeks will restore him to health, and be the
means of securing to the Members of this Corps, as well as
to a large circle of private Friends, the advantage of his So.
tiety for many very many years.
It was also Resolved.
That a Copy of this Resolution be signid by the Secretary,
itid by him transmitted to JOSIAH BOY DE-LL, Esq., and
that it be published in Five of the Morning, and Two Of
the Evening Newspapers.
Signed by Order of the. Meeting,
WM. MASTERS, Secretary.

WANTS A SITUATION,
AS GOVERNESS in a Family, a Young Lady
who is perfedly qualified. Apply at Mr. Baker's,
No. iz,

APPOINTMENT TO INDIA..
AN opportunity offers of obtaining a most eligible.
Appointment in the. East Indies, for a, young Gen.;
tleman properly qualified ; particulars of which may be
known by Letter only in the first instance (post paid), ad-
dressed to It. S. No. 7, King-street, Covent-Golden. No
application will be attended to, unless accompanied with"real
name and address, or reference to such in London.

GRAND LOTTERY, ' .
1/ 18o&EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY' 3, o&
SCHEME.
3 .. i. of Z 2.0,000 - - are • - - ktoicYcSo.
3 - - - - 10,000 - -- - - - 30,000
3 - - - 4. 5000
2000 •• • •• - - : .." fOOO
3-. - - ' 'coo --- :- - . .'tali"
flo - - - - 500 - - - 7.
.7 .: 7 . -10,000
.50 . - , 100
... .
120 . - - - ':
6000
-500.. V irst-dr.ovnTinets22 . - - . - - tlo,ooo

•

,650,000

2.570;,0 Tickets

Pa r of the above Capitals.
First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - tOOOO,
Ditto - - - - 4th Day - 20,c00
Ditto - - 6th Day - 20,000 •
Ditto . - . Bth Day - •.. 5000
Ditto -• . - - loth Day -
•'-'
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every 4icencesi
.Lottery-Office.
PRESENT PRICE,. ' " • : •
Ticket - - - ‘t9 19 07j.
. - Half . - 10 2 0 Eighth - Z 2 12 0
- Quarter - 52 0 I Sixteenth , i 6 o
'l** An early Purchase is advised': as the first 3:ioo Tickets
"twill be entitled to 221. each, besides their chancel of tile 4.,
pitals. -
- - •

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STATE LOTTERY
To begirt Drawing NEXT AIONbAy.
1...3WW1' and Co. No. 11, Poultry; London, and
at their Offices in most of the principal TciWris,
sell-
ing. the TICK ETS• and SHARES of the piescrat,
E RN', in wilich the 5000 First-drawn Tickets are cntitiol
to zzl. each, besides their chance of Capital PriZes. •
The only Prize Of 10,0001. shared:in the last Lottery,- No.
1,539, Was sold by Swift and Co.'as also
No. 3.971 - a Prize of -
7176 - - 500
-And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : -
No. 6791 - - Z 23,000 I No. :::.3,95z ,Cioiooo
9362, - - (0,000 .19,556,. - - jdoo
Besides othas or 20001. 10001, 4001. Sze. Sic.
. ,

No. z 6, CORNFII LL, St, CHARING-CROSS, and ST.
• MARGARET's HILL, BOROUGH.
-MEM.' Monday morning, at Nine o'Clock, the
_IN Wheel goes round, and wil ',yield to the fortunate holder'
of the first-drawn Ticket te,0221.
HORNSBY and Cu. beg leave to remind their Friends,
that there • are more-. Capital Prizes in 'the present Lottery
than there has been for many Lotteries past, besides the bene-
fit of the first 5,000 Tickets which are entitled to eel. each.
Tickets and Shares are on Sale by Hornsby and Co. in
great variety, and on the lowest 'Leans. Prizes paid on de-
mand.
Orders, by Letter or Carrier, execute. exaEtly on the same
terms as if present.

£10,022 for the FIRST-DRAWN:
TBISH. reminds his Friends that the LOT-
• ERY begins prawing NEXT MONDAY ; -andes
The present Grand Scheme makes the first sOOO Tickets
drawn out of the Wheel
ALL PRIZES,
the necessity of purchasing immediately is obvious, before
the 'Price rises ,• especially as all those who purchase early
will have the advantage, if their Tickets arc not 'drawn Ca.
pital Prizes in the first instance, of changing them for
UNDRAWN TICKE Ts
without any additional Expertise; by which means they will
have a Double Chance for the numerous Capital Prizes with
which the present Scheme abounds ; viz.
3 Prizes of ,ClO,O 0 3 Prizes of - Z 2.000
3 10;00. 8
3 ' 5000 20
Sty. Bce.
The last 30,0001. and the two last 20,0001. Prizes (ever
drawn) were all sliaNd and sold at
4, CORNBILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS ;
where Tickets and Shares (whilst any remain) will continue
uu Sale, aid all
OOZES PMI) ON DEMAND.