Star.
London, England, 1809-02-09 00:00:00

.OYAL, HAYM4RKET.
EVENING, FEBRUARY 9,
acted aeTragedy of
MACBETH.
Monies between the Acts by Mr. Ware.
Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ; •
all, Mr. KEMBLE.
:MBLE ; Banquo,. Mr. MURRAY ;
'WELL; Ross, Mr; LRUNTON ;
, Mr. BE.LLAMY.
:both,. Mrs. SIDDONS.
ted (second time) a New Farce, called
E A PRINCE ?
iincipal Characters by
Mr. LIS lON, Mr. FAWCETT,
INES, Mr. FARLEX,
BROWN, GODWIN,.DRANT,
'OAT, and Miss NORTON.
:ailed Is He a Prince ? having been re-
univerial approbation and applause, by
will be repeated to-morrow, Saturday,

Saturday, King Henry the Eighth.
,—Tuesday, The Gamester.

G'S THEATRE.
end Gentr,-, Subscribers to the
•espectfully informed the will be given
....ESENT EVENING, Fetruary 9,,1809,
MASQUERADE..
13s. each, to be had at the Office of the
New Bond-street, and at all the Mae-
ises.

) be bad at the Theatre as asual.
'ant Rex et Regina.

tll POST-HOUSE, ogEFPIELD.
spectfully informs the Nobility,
Gtntleinen, and Public in general, that
in, he hopes, by assiduity and attention,
and support.—Skeffield, Jas. 27, 1809.

Lation as Groom, a Young Man,
undeniable character from his last place.
id tog'. W. No. 5, Crescent place, Flack-
.diately attended to.

.STEKS AND GOVERNESSES.
of Schools throughout Great
are informed, that the Fifth Number
was this day published, containing a
,efal, and Interesting letter press; toge-
ming of the Elephant, one-tenth of the
a, and another Engraving of Montserrat

among other rerommendationb of this
m in all Sdiools,.Twelve Guineas worth
every month to Juvenile Candidates in
,n, Philosophy, and Mathematic:.
w Bond-street, Jan. 31, 1809.

:AND I.OItERY.
ONE THOUSAND WUOLE TICKETS
Day, Numbers as follow:'
to

to
to
to
, to
to
to -

10,600
to
to
Mit HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS
~vn above £l5, the Second Day,
k:umbers as follow :
to
tl,l
to
to . 16,300
tO • 17,100
tray griir. the whole of the fellowittg
;ANTAL PRIZES:
£ C 0,600 I 6
~ 10,000 to ...... of
. 5,090 &c. &c.
;ins APRIL 12th, 1809.
:e .rove Gifts of 1,500 Tickets, there are
orly 18,500 for Sal...
-s ate selling at all the licensed Offices.

I'LL, and 9, CI lARING CROSS.
:s the attentioh of the Public to the
:nruing Lottery, which contains the same
1 !Acts as the last, but vSith an ADDITIO-
- Centrectors,:which stay entitle the for-
ugly Ticket or Share to an immense and in-
'he first-drawn Prize above £l5 on the first
over and above the Prize, to WOO WHOLE
Hot(' r of the first-drawn Prize above £l5
will also receive, over and above the Prize,
:E.rs; which Tickets are Sealed up and de-
! the Bank of England. The Numbers of
given are inserted in the Schemes which
the above o:fices, where Tickets and Shares
ariety ; and as there are but 15,500 Tickets
the purchase the better.'
7etnarkable -for selling a prodigious number
nd it is extraordinary that he sold the last
;,000, the two last £:10,000, and the last Prize
ever drawn, all in Shares, at No. 4, Corn-

Cross.
)g there were WO more Tickets for sale in
In this, Every Ticket was sold, although the

icket.

fiPEC IF IC (of the late Sir SAMUEL
t.) for t!le IVI:AM..IBI.•E PREVENTION
;ORDER, has stood the test of 'Forty 'ears
r quarter of the world; which firmly stamps
secures complete Protection to botk Sexes;
::ve to health.
I.ntion is sold in bottles, at 10s. pd. each, or
tr, And at 7s. ('xi. or three fol. a Guinea (stamps
`, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, where,
can be had keittitie.-.-It will be sent to any
Kit dam, by inclosing tke address, real or as-
note equivalent to the quantity required,
to Mr. LEAs COOK; at the above old-esta-
who will answer, ai usual, all orders with