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AVELE'HI THEATII;

E, STRAND.

rO.MORROW, SATURDAY,. Nay will be
mooted an Entertaintnent, in Three PArts
TRIFLES LLIGHTAssAnt!, entitled
Tbe Author of which hopes he is not detracting front Its
ktmetion, when be honestly confesses that it i, nut entirely
g,„., be basing, in the First I'art, attempted, noir and then,
.0 keep the Mirth (die, by the introductiun of a few dead

!oblteries.
fart I. Mr. WILKINSON will commence the Eu:tertain-
an Anneals, *shish,it,is not very long,
amt by prventiii,t.
; is lv,perl win b.e favourably receivesL_Parental Tender-
Granclinmlier's Gifts, but they go for Nothing.—
My Grandmother's Advice."—lNlr. Pompous, Signs
ei Contentment; Mr. Dismal, Signs of Disappointment;
Amity for Oae's Family ; Comfortable Calculations ; Danger::
eta Safety Coach ; Parish Meetings; All fee ebe Goud
I)unot the
" Tile Churchwarden's Dinner."--Justice ny
:tad l‘lan Giles; Au oeal Place fur a Man's Dearing;
clever Child and the eves;oot ; Degeneration of Mankind
Ns Honour among Th Delivery of a Message ; The N'a-
iation of a Word or TwO of no Importance; An unwelcome
Visitor ; • Miseries d LifN--SOng, 0 A r Chapter of Aeddents."
When I
mseghts of an Election; Wonders of a !ledge;liog ;
was a Bay.—Seng; "'flue Election.„
Part 11. Arrival in Town ; Change• of Profession ; The
Vorderfal Ilan; Free and Rosy; Giblet Soup--Song, " Mrs.
to a Playhouse; Liberality of Theatrical 31. t.
risers; A few old Friends; Female Delicacy; A shrewd
Critic; A Cockney's Voyage.—Song, " A Trip to Richmond."
ConEned Notions of Liberty ; 'Virtue its own Reward ; Mrs.
Wit; The Poet; Noble Sentiments; Patent Shower Baths;
Lawny and Idave.—Song, " 0 Mighty Love."— Mr. Muggs;
trtaes of an espreotive Countenance; Cou.termonger's Court-
ship; 'Ds Edutation fat,ms the common Mind.--Song, " Hyde
park on a Sunday."—An sgreeabk Party; Mr. Lollypop;
Suc...dalwarAtr an Eye to the IYamages; Mendel' :Herr'.
ent; 'flue Finale " The Pleasures of Society.'
Part 111. By Mr. ',TOXIN REEVE--BACLIELOR'S
roma:NIS; or, Ike Swar.xs of a Faxn.v!—Characters
Perwaitied :—llollyhock, a Gardener, always Drinking, and
ways pry.—Bong, " 'Tis a Folly to talk of Life's Teoubles."
blr.Frian, an mold Bachelor, with a Moderate sized Family ;
Will Whirligig, a Lawyer's Clerk, fond of sharp Practice; Miss
Dentate, an old Lady, with yoveg Ideas; Mons.. La
Trip, a French Singing Master. with no mean Opinion of his
c.va Taknt.—lixtravagauza, " First yid tie Grace Extraordi-
rjje composed by Mr. Graeae B. lizasiwz.--Captain Wm-
Er, extremely fond of Fighting. his Conversation; ' Mr.
hide, a warns Man, with a cold Constitution ; Silas Semira
Stasi:ire, a young Lady with a Romance in her Hand, and a
Lover in her Heart • Charley, a Boy from School, with many
little interesting P'r'opensities; Child in i Cradle, not
yet Christened.
The whole to conclude with Mr. J. REEVS's admired
IMITATIONS of the princi;vl London Performances.
The Songs will be accompanied, and the Rondos per-
firraell between the Parts, iiy Mr. Hows.aswa.
Box, 4.. Pit, 2s. Gallery, to—Doors open at Ihlf-past Seven,
ad begin at Eight o'Clock.

ALL OVER NEXT THURSDAY!!I
IS I generally has something particular, to notiec
I/ relative to the Great Leek', attending purchasers at Lis
41Sees,_and this Lottery he has to boast what r ever•wis done 1
hcfure by any Office keeper (himself included), ftw..he 'actually-
told the immrtne number 4lll Twen&y...un. SZ.o.sit4ll). ail iu One.
Day ! and as the Wheel still contains • .„
TWo Money PVises.nf #:20,000 • ' •
• Two. ....... 1,000
Four... ... . 500
AND SIXTEEN MEIER CAPITALS!• •
All of which must be deawnlNEFr `run ItSDAY, a great 311 e may
bee:paned ; and DISH hopes and espects ou that- Day to acid
greatly tathe.already splendid List of Capitals Soldliii hips. •
.• Unlrawn Tickets and Shares are do Safe at BISf-Fr,
Ofires, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross. ,
The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against IBISH
.01ce in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the fluctuatlyms.

GRAND LAST DAY,
NEXT THURSDAY.
lani .1. SIVEWRIGHT beg to inform the Pub--
•1• lic that the Tickets and Shares of the present Lottery.
amon Sale, warranted undrawn, at their Fortunate Offices,
"57, 'CuanitiLt ; I 58, HAYMARKET, Corner of
i 1 , 110LSORN ; Coventry-street.
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 4,
lithe Last and ouly Day of Drawing. The Wheel contains
2 ... of ... £20,000 I 4 ... of .... £5OO
2 1,000 1 16
Bides numerous other Prizes of £lOO, £5O, £25, Scc. the
mole of which must be drawn- the Bth Mar.
J. and J. S IVEWILI6 HT Ohl SevenCiapital Pr izekin Shares,
da First Day of the Present, also No. 1,467, a Prize of £16,000
hike Last Lottery, and No. 14,515, a Prize of £lO,OOO, be-
cies many other Capitals, in January last.

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