Star.
London, England, 1812-02-07 00:00:00

pEIadISSIONLORD OF THE RiGHBERLAIN.T HONOORABLE THE
CHAM
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
14R, WILSON, from the Opera House, respect-
Nay trf ,rnis his Pupil: and the Pul.tic,that his BENEFIT
vs sake ;lace on MONDAY next, February 10, when will be
ti.e admired Comedy of THE RIVALS.
End of the Play a sledley Divertisement, consisting of Songs
vid,Bances. Cabin Boy in Character, by Mr. Jackson ;
lobar ne Hornpipe. by Miss Elliott; the Girl of my Heart, by
70dt.g Gentleman; a Hornpipe, by Miss Langdon, Pupil to
Mt* Wilson, and a celebraiiid Comic yoag, by Mr. Johnson
(bri.g their first appesrance on any Stage), with the Popular
/ler) Duet, Mast r Wm. Kitson ; Peter, Mr. Akers.
To con lode with a new Com'c Balet, written and composed
by Mr. Wilson, called 1 Hr. VILLAGE FES I IVAL, Edwin,
by Mr. W•lson.
ID the cou.:se of the piece an Allemande, by Mr. Wilson and
sato Tout :r;.adios, l.is I upia; a!s" (by desire), the much admired
lrisk L•lt r' ha r..tionil t utie of St. Patrick's Day in the Mort,-
ier, on :old young Lady, his Pupil; and in the course
of the g Mr. Wils.in wilt dance his Mamaluke,
aw, and Nair ical Hurripipcs:
tor first Gallery 2s.—Upper Gallery Is.—
Sec,; d prce at the usual time.—Doors open at liall-past five, and
kern r half-past six.
icke:s and I'laces to be had and ta'en of Mr. Wilson, at his
residence, No. P, Ledford-street, Beltord-row, Holborn, and of
Islasingham, at the .1 heatre.

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VIRE iiOR3E INN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN-
TaNIEN and FAMILIES, FETTER-LANE, LONDON.

"AM ES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints
his Friends and the Public, that he has recently taken the above
long established Concern, and in soliciting their Patronage
that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr. Sarni:el Holmes, in-
forms them, that with a view to render the most superior accom-
modation, he has made considerable alterations and imps ovements
cm the Premises; sad that from an arrangement with some of
the first Merchants in the City, he is enabled to have always on
hand an extensive stock of the most choice old Wines, and ge-
nii): Sprits, and assures those Gentlemen and Families who
honourhioi with their support, that no exertion on his part shall
be watginn to render them every comfort an Inn can possibly
sford.—Coachds to most parts of the Kingdom.—Neat Post
Chaises.

26, CORNI-111.1,.
Only 8,000 Tickets, and Two Prizes of £20,000.
HORNSBY and Co. Tespecttully acqnaint the
Public, that there are s few '1 ickets to be di'posed of,
that the seprly fur tie• Country will be very trifling ; as such,
tkey intreat all those who honour them with their commands
sot to delay Purchasing Tickets and Shares, or Exclatrge their
Prim; previous to the commencing of the Drawing, which begins
and fintAhtscri the 18th of THIS MONTH.

HORNStY and Co. sold ti e very first Prize of £20,000 ever
introduced in Lotteries. No. 2,525, Class A. and Class B. both
I'.iees of .e.ko, were Sold by them in the I.ast Lottery. The
olders may receive their money immediately.
Orders by Post or Carrier executed with fidelity and diTatch.

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TO LOTTERY ADVENTURERS.
REDUCED PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES.

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1.741

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pIDDING ani Co. No. 1, CORNIIILL, (the
corner mu to ti.e Mansion-house) return their gratefd
Thanks to their Friends and the I tibiae f..r past lay ur-, and rs-
spectfully acquaint them, that they have deternai :et! to forego
their Profits fora f-w days, and to supply the Puedic uctil s hurs.
day Night, February 1..0, at the foaming very low Prices
Pnce a PIDDING & I P; ice at the other Offices.
Whole Ticket £2O 18 0 Ticket £2l 5 0
Half,only - 10 10 0 I Half 10 18 p9oarier -5 6 0 Quarter 510 0
tighh - 9. 14 0 h h - 2 16 6
Sin I eentli - 1 7 0 Sixteenth 1 R 6
Er Orders from the Country,' inclosng the amount, with the
pstage, will be paid the same attention to as it the P.:rties were
present; and the great saving by an early purchase at the above
Wee, is self-evident.
Coaihmen, Carrier., &c need only compare the above prices,
to see the great advantage they will have by making their pur-
chases at P/ DDI NC and Co.'s Office, No 1, Cornhill.

NEW STATE LOTTERY.
EYTON, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street,
respectfully acquaints his Friends and the Public, that the
State Lottery brzan and finished drawing the 21st of January,
aM,u usual, affords him the opportunity of congratulating the
?veinier's at his tor.unate Offices, on his having sold and shared
Neat a part of the Prizes, viz.
No. 2,104,
2,504,
1,025,
In the Lottery preceding,
No. 3,313, ..... Class A,
3,343,
71,
4,025,
225,
&c. &c. &c.
T% fortunate Holders of any of tke above Shares, who have
lit applied for their Prizes Money, may uceive the same on

EYTON trusts his Friends will not emit the opporturiy of
_at,
in the Little Lottery, which cms'sts cif only 8-,000
_mks, and contains Two Twenty Thou,ands, &c. &c. being
„.s4lllalsof as great magnitude as in fMnier large Lotteries of
✓lllithnes the number of Tickets.—The Drawing is fixed for
LIMIT a period as the ISth of I'his Month.

18TH THIS MONTH, (FEBRUARY).
ALL the SMALL but RICH State Lottery, of
Only 8,000 Tickets, will be drawn ; containing Priz,s of
tVal nognitude a, in former Lotteries of near Three Times the
40.taber of Tickets.—SCHEME.
2 Prizes of £20,000 ... are ... 5£40,000
2
4
6
1,588 Prizes of £lOO, £5O, &c. &.c. €25,60)
T.lllB/1, (Contractor), N 0.4, COR N MIA., and Nn. 9,
4ftc-Caoss, sincerely thalshs the Public for their distinguished
fa 140. He invites their attemiot: to the Above Scheme, whini
f
./.741_, its arrangement, considering the very limited number of
.1. "711, gives to Adventurers a much greater chance for the
L,le2lT Thousand Pound Prize, than in any Lottery [Mint-in
Will: 1n the Lottery just finished, and in the Two last, T.
" Sold and Shared the followi.ni Capitals :
4'19 Clas A
1,693 -3 X.:0,000 I 1,853 Cla4 B - 02,0e031313 A - 16,000 4,025 -C - 1,000
3363 C - 16,000 I ,823 - A - 1,000
71 A - 5,0n0 1,815 .li - 1,000
lib„ - A . 3,0,0 2,717 - A 1,000
' A - 2,000 3,717 - 1,000
&c. &e. &c.