Star.
London, England, 1806-10-08 00:00:00

THBATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.

rO•MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 9, t 806,
win be adedthr Play of

AS YOU LIKE 'IT.
Orlando. Mr. ELLISTON
Jura, Mr. EYRE, Organ the Theatre-Royal, Bath; his flat
appearance nn thi. Rage )
Rofaiad (with the Cuckoo Song), Mils DUNCAN.
After which, the Grand Operatical Romance of
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Do Saturday, The Wbitieri with the Party Thieve..

THEATRIItiItAL, tIOVENTeSARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1806,
will be stied the Comedy of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
Sir Pertlnaz Macfreophant, Mr. COOKE.
Egerton, Mr. BRUNTON.
Lord Lutobercourt, Mr. WADDY.
Lady Manyeophent, Miff LESERVE.
Lady Rodolphe Lumbcrcourt, Mrs. GLOVER.
To wil'eb will be added the Grand Mcio-Druue of
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
Tarn Evening—The Beggar's Opera ; with Mißeke or
Third Ws.

I Mittake.

~eight of the Juftly celebrated Mr. SMITH'. aftoolfhing
and pleating performances nn a Amps Rorfe, in the higheit pitch
of animation, and conformable to IN ideal exprefftoo I
NEW OLYMPIC PAVII.LION. NEWCASTLE-STREET,
STRAN D.
(Eltabilhed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.)
THIS prefent EVENING, WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 8, .806.
As I -.41 Grand Cavalcade, with .various new evolutions. &c.
jht the coneldion, the Dance, called Nancy Dawfon, by two
buries.
Mt —Extraordinary Horlemenlhip on one and two harks,
tatted by the wonderful phenomenon, Mailer Davis.
Mt 3.—The whole troop will have the honour to prefent Olym.
Ilk and Venetian Pelts of ftretigth and agility.
Mt 4.—A new Cooile Pantomimlcal Duce, called The Hiber-
nian Reaper., or Harvelt Home.
Principal Chanders by Mr. C. Dubois and Mrs. Parker,atilted
by the whole Corps du Ballet.
Aft 3—liattute F xercifes, by the whole Equeftrian Troop.
Aft 6—The Red..ubtabk Charger will exhibit his elemental Per-
formances by ading as a Waiter in every rapacity, truly portray
big frelmen. of animal lawny and dexterity.
AS 7—The Wily celebrated Mr. Smith will, for the firß time,
go through the following wonderful feats of horfentaialp, In the
bigheft pitch of animation :
t. He will leap over 6 garters, going our. round the circle.
f. He will perform a curious piece of flying dexterity, with a
marble and a bottle, toting them alternately in the air feveral
dams, and wit then catch the marble in the bottle.
3. He will keep fufpcudedat one time,two bottles, four oranges,
tlree forks. &c and
I.aftly. will take a molt extraordinary leap over a Rage bf five
board', lots. &e.
Singing between the ads, by Mr Johnfon and Mrs Broad.
To coucludc with a Pantomime called the Indian Chief.
BOVA au—Ggilgey is.
Doors to be opened at half palt Si, and to begin at (even to a
Warm with the Grand Cavalcade.
Pieces to be taken at the Puvillloo from t t o'clock till 3.

ONLY ao,ooo TICKETS.
MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS.
Throe Twat, Timodstad Nand Prises,
• "flute Ten Thoufand Pound Prizes,
.Ttaree Ave Tbourand Pound Psi" •
No Prise kis than soL
- NEXT MONDAY, 13th OCTOBER, the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY begins Thawing, which
contains a greater proportion of Capital Prises to flit fault Nuns•
bee of Tickets, than any tomer Lottery.
sugars.

3 Prizes of L zo,ooo are C6OOOO
zo,coo 300
Woo 11,000
LOCO . 5,003
500 .-• 4,000
100 2,000
2,000
33,000

.SO

_
-

40
4,t00
Sopco Tickets 4son,coo
4topoo for the Fir* Drawn Ticket,
And all the other immenfe Capital Prises afloat.
PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES.
Ticket tq 17 o
- to 3o l Eighth
5 s o Sixteenth

Half
Quartet

s zi 6
z 6 o

'SWIFT AND CO.
POULTRY AND CHARINO CROSS.
'TICKETS and SHARES of the State Lottery, to
begin Drawing on Monday next the 13th loft. are Belling by
SWIFT and CO. at their Llcenfed Offsets, No.ll, Poultry, (rfia-
blilhed in 1739) and No. is, Charing Cram, (nett Door to the
Golden Croft). The Lottery eonfifta hut of so,ooo Tickets.
The Scheme contain, the following Wises, viz.
of Llopoo $ of 4soo
10,000 20 too
5,000 40 50
10

...
i,ooct 4.100 --
The ilrft drawn Ticket will receive so,oooL—Schentes Grath.

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS,
For the Firßelrawn Ticket vent Monday.
ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cn. ref-
pedfully migraine tha Public, the STATE Larrrity
CONINICOCCS Drawing on the 13th of the prefent Month (Odober)
being the only Lottery to be drawn this year, and no other will
dechl‘xl by the fame.
TUC OCHCMC CONTAINS
Three Priers of 4.10,000
Three - - 10,000
Three - - _ - 5,000

&c. &e. &c.
The loweft Prizes are Twenty Pounds. and no fixed Capit.,l,
except the first-drawn Ticket, entitled to Eso,coo.
Tickets and Shares are on (ale by RICHARDSON, GOOD•
LUCK, and Co. Stock Brokers, Combat and Charing Cross.

OFFICE OF VEONANCE, Seesesake ado 1846.
THE PRINCIPAL OVICERS of His MA.
WSTY'a ORDNANCE, du hereby Ova Notice, that Pros
pofals will be received at their Office In St. Margaret's ftreet,
Weilminfter, on or before Wednefday the t‘th day or Odtober
next, from (itch Perla.. as may he willing to undertake the Pre:
Tifton of CLOTHING, for the fevers,' Corps under the &realm '
of the Ordnance, Patterns of which may he viewed upon applkai
tiro at the Prindpal Storekeeper's Office In the Tower, where
further particulars may be known ; and al& at the Secretary's
Office, in St. Margaret-greet aforefald, any day betireen the bounti
of ten and four o'clock,
The tend*, to be delivered at the Office of Ordnance, Welt
kaled op and marked on the outfit!. ' Tender for Cloth-
ing,' and ' Holier! Articles, at twelve o'clock on the laid 13th
Clacker, after which hour no tender Mil be admitted ; nor will
any offer be attended to, utiles the principal perfon concerned, or
an agent for him, Mall attend at the Office the day the propofals
are advertifedto be received.

It le further elpe.fted, that the Perron whole Proporets may
accepted, ball eater into haMelent fecurity upon executing hie
Ciuntradt, for the due performance thereof.
By Order gibe Dowd,

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Sryttrohr if, ato6.
IHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA.
IFSIN'a ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Pro-
pofals will be receivedat their OMce In St. Wfargaret'a-ftreet, Weft-
mintier, on or before Wednefday, the tyth of Odtober next, from
Each Perrone as 'lay be willies to umkrtake the prowifion of

HOSIERY ARTICLES for the fevers! Corps under the Direc-
tion of the Ordnance, Patterns of which may be viewed upon ap-
plication at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where
further particular. may be known, and alio at the Secretary's °thee
in St. Margaret's-Rtcet aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten
and four o'clock.

The tenders to be delivered at the Office of Ordnance, Well.
mintier, reeled up and marked on the outfide Tender for Cloth-
ing,' and Hoitery Articles,' at twelve o'clock on the (aid ay&
Odober, atter which hour no tender will be admitted : nor will
any offer be attended to, nalefs the principal perfon concerned, or
an agent for him, mall attend at the Mice the day the propofab
are advertifed to be received.
ft is further expeded, that the perfon Whofa proporals may be
accepted, [hall enter into fufactent fecurity upon executing his
Contrad for the due performance thereof.
By Onler of die Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

NEW Mink.
DEATH OP MR. FOX. •
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Paul's Church-yard, London, price as.
ELEGIAC STANZAS g tributary to the Memory
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Hatidkunely printed by Ballantyne, in Two Volumes, Otlavo,
POPULAR BALLAI)S and SONGS. from
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tiers Of Emilie Notes, from the ancient Danifh Language. And '
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Scot-
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price 7a or, on, large paper, vas. in boards.
./DRUNKEN EARNABY'S POUR JOURNIES
to the NORTH of ENGLAND, in Latin and F.nglith metre,
A New Edition
Printed for J. Harding, 34, St. James's itrert.
This is a republication of a humou roils Work, originally printed
In the 17th Century. The Author, whoever he wee, thews
felt acquainted with the Hlftory, Antiquities, and enflame of
every place he vilits, and exhibits fo nisch acutenefs 61 remark,
and keennefs of fatire, that be is evidently a Drunkard, marcly iai
Msfquerade.