The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-19 00:00:00

The Last Night but One of Performing till the Holidays.
THEATRE ROYAL,. DRU R -LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 1807,
will be performed
TALS'E ALARMS ;•
•
. • ' Or, MY COUSIN.
The.Ovettine:by M. 11.
The Charaders by
tit. NivitouGz-TON, Mr. Bfi'AHANT,
Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. lOHNSTONE,
. tIir.MATHEWS, Mr. PEN LEY,
Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. DIGNUM,
Mrs. MOUN'rA IN, Miss DUNCAN,
Mrs.l3LAtiD, Miss I'OPE, Signora sTo RACE.
. Atter which, firth time, a new Operatic Ptece, called
THE XQUNG .HUSSAR ; •
Or, LOVE AND MERCY.
The Overture ikntt Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
The Charatters by
Mr. ELLIS.TON';-.Mr. EYRE, Mr. CHERRY,
Itlr. GIBBON, Mr., DIGNUM, Mr. FITZSIMMONS,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND. •
On Saturday, The Travellers • with The Citizen.
A hew rand-Romantic Melo:Drama, in Two Ads, and a'
new Comedy, in Five Aets, are in rehearsal.

LAST NIGHT.
THEATRF ROY.AL, coVENT-GARDrzN.

rl-10410111.10W EVENING, March .so, 1807,
will be performed the First: Al of •
THE CREATION.
With the Song of " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DI eKONS.
Composed by 'JOSEPH H. A V ON, M.D. Oxon.
With TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS.
of Part 11. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. Ashley.
Principal V".'4l Performers,
• Mrs: DICKOI\'S. Mrs. BLAND,
• Signora ( It I LI E TI,
Mr. BRAI-lAM-, M: VANS, Mr. PYNIE, •
Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Mr. ASHLE , Leader of the Band.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The remainder or the Band, and the Chorusses (which are
numerous and complete), by the most approved Performers.
Doors to be opened at Six ; begin. at Seven ; at
Nine.
Boxes 63.—Pit 3s. 6d.--Gallery 25.—tlpper Gallery is.
Places fur the Boxes to be,taken of Mr. Brandon, at tne
Box-Office, in Hart-street.
For the aecomniodation of the Public, the Theatrical Or.
chestra will be added to the,git..,

LIEUTENANT in a West-India Reginient
wishes to exchange oil the halt-pay, ,and will give a
Difference.,

Letters' ,with real -Signatures, directed to A. X. at Messrs.
Nortons, Booksellers, Bristol,
-will be immediately attenJed
t 0...

FOIikTEENTFI OF-APRIL

•-
GOVERNMENT STATE 1.0 UTERY BEGINS •
DRAW' NI; ,
And contains Two Hundred, and Fifty Thousand Pounds in
Sterling Money.

THIST. „
is the most extraordinary SCHEME eltr
produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece
dewed Number of G raid Prizes makes
Every Lottery-Office a Temple*f Wealth ;
• Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
- Every Ticket drawn 14th April will ben- Prize;
Etery. Prize \WI be paid as-soon as cfrawn.
SCHEME..

4 Prizes of ,C 20,000 are - ,CBOOOO
4 10)=0 - - 4okovo
- - - Soon
too*
10 - 500
30 • - - too . - 3000
43 - 50
20. o
30.00 . - 20
sOOO First-drawn Tickets ea each - - 30,000
35,67:0 Tickets £250,000
First-drawn Ticket, tst Day - zoom
Ditto - - - -2tl Day - - ao,ooo
Ditto - - - 3d Day - 20,000 '
Ditto' - 4th Day - 20,000
Ditto - - sth Day - 10,000
Ditto - - 6th Day . so,ooo
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta-
blished OUices in England, Ireland, and Scotland.
The First-drawn Ticket will receive Twenty Thousand
Pounds.

"'No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9. CHARING-CROSS.
TBISH respeat'ully reminds the Public. thlt
.. -the Drawing of the present STATE LOTTERY
Is fixed for the-14th of NEXT MONTH; and, from the pe-
culiar novelty of the Srheme, there is every reaxa to believe
lila Sale will be so rapid before the Drawn „ iegins, as to
deprive many-Persons from being supplied ; ,le, therefore;
entreats his Friends to favour him with their Orders as early
as possible, assuring - them that Tickets will rise in Price as
the Oiawing approaches: fart of the Capitals are fixed, as
under—

Fir-drawn-Ticket, ist Day, 20,0001.
First-drawn Ticker, 2d Day, 20,000 i•
First.drawn.Ticket, 3d Day, zo,oool.
First-drawn Ticket, 4th Day, 20,0001.
- Every Ticket drawn tife First Day 'is sure to be a Prize,
and will be'paid on demand.
*** No 2147, and 6633, thn, two last floating Prizes of
30,0001. -were both Shared and Sold at N Cornhill, and
ne.:9, Charing cross.

,ESSR.S. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con-
. tractors for the present Lottery, and Proprietors of.the
Lucky Lottery Offices, No. t Holborn, 27, Cornhill, and
iB, Haymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention of
the Public to the Scheme of the New. LOTT E Y, which
will be found to contain an unusual numuer of Capital Prizes
anti the first-drawn Tickets on each of the first four days of
drawing must he entitled to •.;6,000i. each ; and the 'first
%Tao° Tickets will divide a bonus of 3o,cool: over all Tickets
that are drawn subsequently ; therefore an early purchase is
teconimended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries
lor tilos-and i8..T.6, sold, in 267 different Shares, the following
Capitals, namely, •
•Islo. 333 e • • • .10001. No. 13,747 • . . 10,0061.
17,477 .. • :cool. 456 . . 20,0001.
• 24,699 . rood. 9219 . . . 20,0001.
z 5,801 . . 2t,4301. 11,643 . . 20,0001,
. . . 20001. 7686 • • . 20,e201.
, • 4077, • • . 5 'ool' 7757 • ‘• . z 0,02.21.
. jaovi.. 12,719 . • 25,0c01.
With 16 Prizes of cool. and a great number of foci. Sol.
ace• and where the first poool. and the last zi,oool. ever
Sold were shared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on de-
!tend.

• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
- By WILLIAM HARRIS,
on Monday, the 30th Dav of March, 1807, and following
Davi, the late Dwelling-house of Andrew Newton,
.*9. deceased, situate in Bird-street, in the ',.tty of Lich_
erHE VALUAI3LE HOUSEHOLD FURNI
j. Tu it E, (.;4.)0 DS, Plate, Pietures, Prints, superbly or:-
flan-wilted japan and other China, Linen, Fire Arms. East
Indian and American Curiosities, and other Elitts late of
Andrew I...tqwtori, Esq. deceased.
The China, Plate, and Curiosities will be sold on Nionday
and 'f uesdAy, the 3c:tit and 3:st days of March ; and
,the'
-Household Furniture on Friday, Saturday, and Monday, the
3d, 4th, and 6th thys of April next.
Catalogues will he pr.inteill, and- may be had of the A tie-
tioneer. and a the pirun.lol inns in Eichtietd, 'Birmingham,
Stallurd, and Derhy ; anti the Goods may be viqwed.„.:Jy_
phiiig tO the Anciioncei for Tickets.