Star.
London, England, 1809-10-19 00:00:00

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
Tun PRESENT EVENING, OCTBBER 19,
will be acted a Comedy, called
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
D.-„Aario, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Antonio, Mr. MURRAY ;
Gratiaao, Mr.FARLEY; Lorena., Mr. TAYLOR ;
Shvlock, Mr. COOKE ;
G,bbo, Mr. EMERY ; Lnc
aueist, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Portia, Miss NORTON,
Neill!sa, Miss LOGAN ; Jessica, Miss BOLTON.
'lO which will be added the Musical Farce of
WHO WINS ?
lambic Extempore, Mr. FAWaTT
C:per, Mr. LISTON; Friendly, Mr. CHAPMAN;
Widow Bellaire, Miss BOLTON.
Lisetta, Mrs. RIDGWAY.
To
eDavinuena ; with All the World's a Stage.
s,,„day--Othello hls he Prince
Wes, ^, s. Second Price 9s. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price 9.5.
Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is.
Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6.

THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Just,
published, a new edhition, with appronr4t?lnirodttetions.
The Music entirely new. This is the one whieteltes bees so ge-
Deripi enquired for, as the produition of a celebrated eminent
Composer.
Sold for the Author, at C. Mi•chell's Musical Library and
Tftstriunent Ware-rooms, 51, Southampton-row, Russell-square.
Price ls.C.d.

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TWELVE O'CLOCK. •
DISH informs the Public, tkat 'rickets arid
T Shires may lie bad till Twelve &Clock Tomorrow, at
both of hi. Old Established Offlees,
4, CORNHILL., and 9, CHARING .CROSS,
Where the Two list Prizes of £30,000, the last Prize of £25,000,
azdthe labt Capital Prize ever dralivn, were all sold in Shares.
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THE STATE LOTTERY will BEGIN and
FINISH DRAWING TO-MORROW.
Tickets and Shares continue on Sale at the Old (Aces, corner
of ILA Badding', Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's
Diems, Charing-Cross, by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

TO-MORROW
THE. LOTTERY WILL BEGIN AND FINISH !
QWIFT and Co. beg Wave to remind their Friends
1.; sod the Public, that the Drawing of the present STATE
orrny will Begin and Finish To-morrow, and that all Pur-
lenses must be made this Day.
Ticarrs and Stts a as are selling at their Offices,
No. 11, POULTRY,
No. 12, CIiARING CRGSS,
1,70. 31 AtOOATL MGR STRUT.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
Lams AND G7NTLEMEN,
I
CANIsTO'r refrain from the satisfaction of assuring
you, that since I first took the liberty of addressing you, and of
declaring my intention of becoming a Candidate for the East-India
Direction, upon the next vacancy, the success which I have met
whit has been far greater than I could have presumed to expect;
and indeed, that success has been accompanied with so many ex-
prtAinns of favourable opinion, 411 d of kindness towards me, that
I should ill deserve the honour which I solicit if I did not.firmly
rely opon your powerful and oftwt slat support, vhenevcr a vacancy
may occur. I can assure you, that it shall then he my anxious
endeavour to make the best return in my power for such support,
by strictly discharging my duty, and by promoting, as far as I
maybe able to do so, the welfare of the Company.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most leTectful and obedient Servant,
Strrd, et . I 90809. ' RICHARD TWINING.

10 IHE YROPRIETORS OF EAST-itililit STOCK.
LADIFA AAD
PERMIT me to take the earliest Opportonity of
offering my most grateful Thanks, for the honouraVe sup-
Tort I received at the Election at the India Hous.: yeste4lay.—
from the number of votes that I found during my late ctiovass
ermed to the successful Candidate, 1 have seen, without '
prhe, the issue of the BAnt ; yet the kind support afforded me'
by so mail,. valuable Fermis, and the high respectability of ti.eir
cluracters, are a source of unfeigned satisfaction to me, and
a very encour.gio,,,,indicatiun of the more effectual support I may
Lee to ttceive in future.
These reflections, in addition to numerous promises from Pro-
priettits, before pre-engaged, induce r~e respectful", to Offer
rlysalf to your notice for the next vacancy that may happen in
t:le Direction, and to repeat my assurances that zeal and attention
to your Interests shill he the ruling principles of my condi ct
shcald you he pleased to confer upon me the honourable trust I
uleau to solicit. I have the honour to remain,

Ladit s and Gerulanen,
Your obliged and faithful servant.
JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR.
40, Devonshire Place, October )9, IRO9.

CAI:, ASH, EI.M, BEECH. AND WALNIJ r-TREE,
IN HANTS.—TO BE SOLD BY ArCTION,
.y 10IIN AYRES, on Tuesday, the 24th day of October, at rwo
for three precisely, at the Red Lion, We-stateon, in the
c...,r.:ty of Hants,
1300 nAKS,.4I3 Beech, S 3 Elms, 117 Ash, and
7 Walnut Trees; standing in and about •Henwkod,
ar.i.'Wek:littry, two front Wes:won, F 9 from
r.tAttrt, 15 front Fartharse, 6 from Petersfield, 12 from Alton,
ro London.
viewed ten days prectqlirg the Sale, when men will
f•rAl t 3 the timber, by snpl7ing to Mr. Sifton, at the Red
1:0::-..We•;:oe..a, where Catalogues may be had ; and at the Red
: Fare! nr. ; India Arms, Gosport ; Swan, Alton: Bush, Earn.
)11; King's Arms, Ba,-shot ; ViThite Lion, Hartford. Bridge ;
!i!-.sit, Staines ; Griffin, Kingston; White Lion, Cobham ; White
:art, 41; Kirg's Mira Goklalmine ; Anchor, I.iphoot ;
Re.; Lion, Peters add ; the Crown and 33lue Post lens, Ports-
incuth ; and of Mr. Ayrt.s, Auctioneer, Timber Surveyor, and
tletsurer, lioun.lstlitch. London.

IJEWENY ESTATE, NORTH WALES.
TO BE BY AUCTION,
E; ViNSTANLEY and 30,211, early in next Spring, in several
I.nt, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, in

one or two I.ots,
I'HE very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD
1-"SIATES, comprising the noble msnsion of Llevreuy Hall,
'lid' contains ample accommodation for a family of the first
• ctinction ; together with new erected and very commodious
Ll,•arh.works, serer corn-mill, and iron forge, all well supplied
with sr-ter, a public Douce, and s,Jveral•improveable farms; the
whole containing near 40(10 acres, of extraordinary rich meadow,
fzsture, arable, and wood land, in a high state of cultivation, and
!yin nearly in a ring fence. The Estate is Intersected by the
Aver Clwyd, most beautifully situate in the vale of Clwyd, in the
eAntits of Denlfgh and Flint, North Wales; thine miles from
Denbigh, six from St. Asaph, eight front Itnthin, 12 from Mur-
ray, and VA front Chester. Due notice of the days of side will
Isr given in this and other papers ; in the inte4m the F:stares may
be viewed, by applying to Mr. Huxford, at Llawcny-Ilall.
Particulars, with plans annexed, will be ready in a few weeks,
and may be then had of Mgssrs. Manley, and J. and W. Lowe,
Solicitors, Temple, I.ondon ; of Winstanley and Son, Paterr.os-
ur-tow; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whitchurch ,Shropshire ; of
Nit. Calveley, Surveyor, Stapkford, near Chester; of Mr. Tho-
r Winstanley, auctioneer, Liverpool; of Messrs. Kay and Ren-
f3Aw, Manchester; Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Mold; Mr. Jolla
Ruthin ; Mr. Hughes, DeobVa ; andel' Messrs. Copland
.inkt Penberion, Sluevibburp