Star.
London, England, 1809-03-02 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKE'r.
rfills PRESENT EVENING, MARCH '2,
swill be.acted the Dramatic Opera of
THE EXILE.
Count Ulrict (the Exile), Mr. PC/PE;
Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN.;
The Patriarch, Mr. CRESWELL ;
Baron Alltradoff, Mr. LISTON ;
Count Calmar, Mr.BELLAMY ;
Daran, Mr. YOUNG.
The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
E,Lxw.*, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS.
To which will be addedthe New Farce, called
IS HE A PRINCE ?
The Principal Characters by
Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. LISTON, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mrs. DAVENPORT, and Miss NORTON.
oaS4turday, Macbeth ; with Is he a Prince !

ORATORIOS.
THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET,
rIONORROW EVENING, MARCH 3, 1809,
will be repeated n . • i
THE. FIRST ACT OF THE CREATION,
vith the TWO MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, as performed on
01.! f.7,t Ni.;2ht. In which will be introduced—New Song, third
eia,e,“ The last words of Martnion,"" Gentle airs," and (third I
one) purcell's celebrated Cantata of " Saul and the Witch of I
Ender," by Mr. Brabam." Angels ever bright and fair," and the
I),:et " Nly faith and truth," by Mrs. Vaughan and Master
Btlggirs. Kent's favourite Anthem " Hear my praYer," by i
Mrs. 131 and and Master Dourouset. " Farewell, ye limpid
springs,' and 'Where'er you walk," by Mrs. Dickons.—Seve-
ral Grand Chorusses. To conclude with the Coronation An-
them " Goo save the King."
tati,r of th- Band, Mr. ASHI.F.Y—Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
oors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven.
Dates t;s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery Es. Upper Gallery is. Half
prke at Nine.
P::os for ;he trues to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
Me in the liaymarket.
Correct Books of the Performance to be had tn.the Theatre
wily, price td. Those sold in the streets are spurious and im-
pala.

HANOVER SQUARE ROOMS.
nR. CROTCH intends to read a new Course of
iJ twive Lectures, in continuation of a Course he read last
sir. on the Rise and Improvement of Scientific Music, compre-
imiL g the principal composers from Handel to the present
time.
The Course will begin on Friday, April 2Rth, and he continued
caTattdays and Fridays at a quarter pa,* three o'clock precisely-.
Transfirable 'f ickits . - - 22. 0 each,
Tickets not transferable - - 1 11. 6 each.
Three who wi.k to attend the above Course are requested to
r th;ir names to Dr. Crotch, N 0.2, Duchess-street, Port-,
lad-place; or to Mr. Yircliall, at his Music Warehouse, New
lad-street; where the Tickets may be had.
The Sub,rihers to Dr. Crotch's Specimens of the various Styles
of Mali.: are respectfully informed that the Ist and 2d Volumes
may he had at Mr. Lirchall's, and that the 3d Volume will shortly
be pt li=hed.

GRAND STATE LO'FI'EkY
BZGINS APRIL 12, 1809. Scherne contains
Four of £ :0,000

lwo of XlO,OOO
Two of.. .is,ooo
&e. &c. &c. with
A FFEE GIFT of I,COO slickets the First Day, and a
1 RLL GIFT of seo lickts the Second Day.
Wl4 ER FAIT

A Ticket may gain £IOf),000
A Half may gain £ 50,000
A Quarter may gain £ 25,000
An Eighth may gain £ 12,500
A Sixteenth may gain £ 6,250 .
Only 18,500 Tickets for Sale
Ticketi a:A Shares are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Office,.

cIFTEEN HUNDRED STATE LOTTERY
TICKETS will be positively given to the Adventurers in
tie NEW LOTTERY, which is 'o commence drawing on the
11th of APRIL next—ONE THOUSAND TICKETS to the
frsz.ilniwn Ptize above Fifteen Pounds, the First Day of Draw-
z:nt FIVE I:fNDREDTICKETS to the first-drawn Prize
als-7e Fifteen Pounds on the Second Day of Drawing, in addi-
tion to the other Prizes, viz.
4 ... of i 0,000 6 ... of ... £l,OOO
10,000 10 . 5OO
5,000 &c. &e. &c.
Tl:e Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at the old Office.,
(*,,:ne of hank Buildings, Corithill, and facing the Gate of the
Kn M,ws, Charing Cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLOCK,
.11.11*.5.

MONUMENT to the MEMORY of Sir
" RALPH ABERCROMBIE, now erected in St. Paul's
C::' viral, sculptured by NV ss-ria ACCiT'r and beautifully engraved
Us' fooisor it, was this day published, by special permission,
n‘.clusively in LE BEAU Morns MAGAZINE for March.
*P:. Friends of the deceased Hero, and the Army, will encourage
. iiibute to a man whose (keels anti- life shed an immortal
::ere on his country and its arm'. Also an exquisite whole
Portrait of the veterm Gcrcx, as T0i...; th.pice, in the
Wzy to get Married," painted from Life, by De Wilde, and
tr.,7raved by Scriven, accompanied with the Life and Criticism
c! Mr. Quick—The Literature is original, select and interesting.
Pithlisht.cl by Pell and De Camp, at the National Register
i)lce, il, Catherine-street, Strand.

N CARICATURES—MRS. CLARKE, &c.
day was published, by Thomas Tegg, No. 1l 1, Cheapside,
ana may be had of any Bookseller in the Kingdom,
THE. following New CARICATURES,. price
ouly is. cacti, coloured The Duke of Y0rk...6 Love
le-ter Travestie .1 he Dissolution of Partnership, or Mrs.
( winding up her Accounts.-.-3. Days of Prosperity in Glou-.
Airs. Clarke'sLevee!-s.The Ambassador Mo-
t the York Magician !-7. The Bishop of Osnaburg on
i'll:Tnnage to Gloucester-place. • • •
It. One New Caricature, be published regularlv-eiery
during :he present inquiry.—Please to order Tegg's Caries-
priee is. each.

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t c of M alkA, Puke of Clarencevand to the Theatre-Kt:la!,
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