Star. — London, England, 1802-02-08 00:00:00

- . • . . . • ....a. :z . ~ . •.. .-- .. sii, .... 1; .:\ ...... ... - ;:... ~ ..., • ..eif: ° .". .. i''';' ° I 1 . • - I . . .. • - . . -, e• . it& •Ji •. . , . ..- - . . . sib ro: 1,14 . 5 . .„ , .‘,.. 4. : 1 /I , .i, • . ' ~, . • ( . . V iiik n \NI . .. iik. ►, or . .... 1.14k"--- f (11.1 s 7 -op • _, _ NIT'MBER 4 1 .2 83 MONDAY, FEBRUART 8, 1802 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. C: RICE SIX-P!': Cl' r TOMORROW EVENING, February 9, I Roe, *dr Majeßies Servants will &din Comic Opera, called LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young Meadows, Mr. KELLY; Hawthorn, Mr. DIGNUM ; Rofetta, Mr.. BILLINGTON ; Madge, Mrs. BLAND. To which will be added a Farce, called THE ANATOMIST. erifpin, Mr. BANNISTER. jun. Beatrice, Mrs. HARLOW .F.. This Evening—Romeo and Juliet ; with Th.:nth. • OD Wednefday, the fifth night of Venic , Prelerved. On Thurfday, the feventh night of Shakfpear's I 111104..1 Play of King Henry the Fourth. On Friday will he revived, nut &cited that live ytatA, Rowe 's Tragedy of the Fair Penitent. (Nitta, by Mrs. biddosts. Mrs. Billington will appear at this Thea•re on Sattertlay. - - • MONDAY, MARCH t, - UNGLISH STATE LOTTERY 4 - 4 EZCHNS DR AWINU. SC fiLME. Valts: of each. C.sc,ooo - Is s:4000 . S.OOO 2.0 3 , 0 40.0 SOO • 100 so 1: WOLVERHAMPTON, FEBRUAItir 4, t Res: A LL Pcrfnns indebted to the late Mr. Thomas Green, of this Place, Brazier, whale Account, y-t re• ruin unfettled, arc %faired to chic tke fame with hi% Widow and Adminiftratrix, Mrv. E. Green, immediately, xa oo tunhcr notice will be given; and fuch Perfuos wno may have any Claim or Demand againft the Paid Eftate are tlefireti forthwith to fend in the fame, that they may ht ditch recd. This day w uuldir , ed, price tn. Gd. . • r rHE. Iminence of the Femtie Cltt.lner upon roufidered more cfpecielly with reiert.tir., to t'.! pref:nt Cribs in a Sermon, preached in the Parish Chor:a of St. John, at Hackney. on Sunday, November 12, 'nor. Ry he Rev. HFNRY HANDI.F.': NORRIS, M.A. Primed for F. and C. Rivin,.:on, No. 6a, St. 1....111'. rrh. yard; I. Ititchard, Piccadilly; and Cobbctt and Al•tr.;:.u. No. of Thal Value. 4.801300 40.003 I sox* zopoo so.coo 6,0c0 SP= 51200 324,000 SO 11'7.) Ift,oco NEW BALLAD. This day was publidtcd, by Robert Ilirchill, Mtdir-fellcr to her Royal Hi„,hocfs the Duehd, of York, No. 133, New Bond-ftrcet, Price Is. Gd. OCR ELLEN ; a BALLAD. Set to Millie • By M. P. KING. • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDkN. 'rO.MOR ROW EVENING. F. b rnit y ch will be perfumed, for the firft time, s New Cootie Opaza, in Three Ads, &Wed a a a THE CABINET. The Marie entirely New, and eompoled for thi. Opera, by Brabant, Moorehead, Davy, Corfi, and Reeve. Me Principal Characlrm by Marrs. BEAN.% M , MUNI)EN. FAWCEIT, EMERY, BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING, Aid INCLEDON. Mri.NtATTOCKS, Mrc. ATKINS, Mro. H. JOHNSTON. Sirs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DILIDIN, and M. And Siguora STORACF.. To which will be added the Fame of THE INTRIGUING CHAM BE RNIAID. ThisEveni..;—.llfoofo ; wits Harlequin% Ahminack. PANTHEON, OXFORD-51 KEET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, February Bth, Wig be gi►en. IN HONOUR OF THE PEACE. A GRAND MASQpERADE, WITH A HOT SUPPIIR AND WINES. Admit ion Tickets, One Guinea each, which includes Re f. e Mums, Supper and Wines. On the above occafion the Hale will he capably illuminated, and will be decorated with &Rooms at Laurel and angle:id Flows; the Orcheftra will airplay leveret ctriblanadcal Frani. part-act* by that celebrated Artilt Mr. Wu Oars. Mac: in: odes Band of Mae, a Military Band, and a Band of s.voyed, will play in various parts of the Houle. Then hole under the DireCtion of Mr. Wh oa. Ticks to be had at Croft's. Mafqacrade Warehoute, Fleet. firm; Thrdlicer, Haymarket; Richman's, Oxford-ftreet ; Thom.is'4, Ditto • Robotham's Ditto; at the Pantheon; and Band:ftreet. N. 13. The Doors open at Teo, and the Supper-Rooms at One. Mrs Richmau's Wardrobe of new Fancy and Charades Medi% tray be bad in the Hnufe on the Evening. TO IRON-MASTERS, AND OTHERS IN THE IRON TRADE. TO TiF. IMPOSED OP , either by Premium or Rent, rtiE Patent Right of making Horfe-thoes by - 1 - Machinery ; together with the Machinery ereded for that parpofe, which has been brought to perfealon at a very h:tvy expellee, and Is capable of making any number of Shoes per day, at Ids than me Isalffromy each. It nr ty be feat at work by applying to Mr. Newton, at the Pin-y-Barran Iron Works. Myrtha :war Cardiff; 71';t1:.; and Mr. Latimer, Sondra-, No. t 4, Gray's Inn-fguare, kt:;!:ortzed to rcctive prorials. TO MERCHANTS. AA GENTLEMAN reftdent Come diftance from - 1 - the Nctropoits, wt/act to engage in a rcfpeetable coanctitlon or adventure, wherein he is ready to rifque !rum tcc:l. to 30301. He has net any obJeetien to go one or voiags as fupercargo on account of the concern. None ou; p.:rrons of eltabllitel credit and reputation will be treated with.—Letters (pott paid) actlreffed to A. B. at Mr. Smith's, Attorney-at-Law, Hatton Garden, London ; or at Mr. R. Williams's, Attorney-at-law, Skrborne, Doric; will be at tend...it to. F ASHIONABLE DANCING TAUGHT at Mr. WILSON*/ Affembly Revisits, eftablithed near ao :Mrs en the first refpcdtahilit•i.—Mr. Wilfon engages that town Perfons find great convertieneein being taught quite in private with Mmfelf and family, who nuke a fen for Country Dancing at any hoar the Pupil may appoint, and at no greater espence than what other mailers charge for public teaching.-- Pipits may board in the Husk, and be completed in the no retail. parts of Dancing in a fortnight. Children are inftrudted iss 3;1 the falionsiili. Dames, with all the requilikas fix polite Adstrefs, Pt a nuance, and a Guinea per (tarter. The Select A ficrstbly if hal every Wednefday ett the Came rules and crguis•;nsis which hive:ism great fatisfaclion for fo many years psit.--rencinj azd Mufie taught, and Schools attesided.—A • :riss! Fpne Piano to fell,pries s 6 Guineas.—Na 41,Haydoct fqwe, hilt:odes DOUBI.E WR ITFR. BY his Majeav's Royal Letters Patent, the rtviyiy-hivetned . MsAinc for writing ith Two Peng, pre. tieing at the lame initials Two Origimds, according to the tontron, mode of writing, is di . ..red to th.: Cumuirmisl, Pati na. Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all ptifor 4 dc thous of ecfeeving auaieut's resords of their correlpondsnce, Statements, compadtions c. This Invention, which i. reduced to a praslire both eafy and free trots every &feet, ha. bee u LA...Zionist by the ro rage of tome of the mitt dirJurtilcd char„:ders in the World. Many Ferranti who bad hen obliged to hays re cline,: to the Copying, or rather Prelhing Alscbbe, baye et paitalcc.ithe mott complete fatisfaetion in the tercet the 11vuble '1 he trouble and inconvenience attending the former ac totally foperfoded by the Letter, which is fo kWh formed. t.iat there c..s: be no trialke its ofo, and cooftr.taisi With tech al:el.aiicaley-adnefs and fnbdity as to preclude the biy of all repair.—hlanufzetured and fold by J. H. I...rtling. cAssibili, London, Portrablc Weider' drug isusl I.veter-copy inr.ossebiese Ntenoliselueere for exportation. CURIOUS FRUIT.—I. Two new etirr.tntt, obtained from feed; one red, the other white they bath brilt fruit as large as tone grapes, Li bunches Ss long, to.: Lag on the tries thicker than the leaves; 11:.v.: a pe culiar brilliancy of colour, a fun Savoured fweistle:.,, aiaj. brill< poqinancy (Judie f.r beyond another,. a. Ti.rei- n. it .s raw erric% via. t. The Chero!:.ce, a ni-etroas frai', ir,.•er, five i.ches round, and of soca esquilite Saran ; k h..ars fo alma atratly, that one root frequently base plate. a. The equal to the formerin every hue }twisty, and :Molt* 1.1“ - r, 1.. a. to give a long Saccerma. J. The great Modena Hautbois, tiw ddicious at the Strawberry tribe, its Tay 111;,h Savour ant wonderful fragrance re& it far ail": all compoith.o. Clirrillt trees, (Lath fort fisarately.) lit in a butiiik, fur um. 6d. Strawberry plants, (each Lou ft p..r3z,1y,) so Su a for tor. 61 !..ki at Creates St. Albaa'sAtreet, eraal rs, pottage. 60,0z0 'rickets C-.Pr0 3 4 4 2° CAPITALS pETERIVIIRMILE : Pirft-dravrti Tiziec tide Day 4. sopoo Ditto - alit Day 20#X0 Ditto - pd Day sow Ditto - ectit Day Imo TkActs. and Sihires of Ticket*, etc icillng at try Lict.nfcd Lowry 01/1“. I'RESENT PRICE, 'ticket - - 4.16 73 0 11.11 - Bix o Eighth - 2 3 6 f ICC - 4 6 6 Sixteenth - 7 2 o •„ ( ::?.rfatts in the Country within, to have Tickets or Shares. may he fupplied by fending good Bills at Short Dates Polt Wier Order,, D a nk N ot e s , or C a ll ' , to any Lietnfel Lottery Office. The Price of Tickets and Shares will rife confiderably be wee the Drawing.--Prizes paid in Sturbng Morcy. FittsT 01? MARCH THE 1.0 1 - I . ERYBEGINS DRAWING. 'l' DISH reipeaftilly acquaint!! the Ptih!ie, that 11 • it k in COlllt nip!ation to altzr the ino.le of lotteriea in future; the vrefent, thereforo, in all pnrbalulity. w;11 he the lalt where an inuncnie Prize can be obn.ined for fi, final a rafk. 'Picket. and Shares arc felling in great varkty at loth his Old Offirest, No. 4, CORNHILI., and No. 9, CHAR I NG-CROSS, where the following Capital PliZets were all fold, (hand, and regillered, in the late year (180 t): 50,601 - £.30,000 I 44A 0 7 sOOO 9593 - topoo 11,563 2000 topoo Tickets and Shares will rife, begins, and the l'rizes will I money. •.• Government &curl. iet 5377 - iooB nliderably before the Drawing paid as ufual is full lterling !ht and fold on Commlflion. LNGLisli STATE LO I'TERY for tBoz. Begins Drawing tit of March t i;O2. T HE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by H.IZARD, BURNE,and Co. Stock-Brokers, At their State Lottery Odic:, No. 93, under the Royal Ex. change, London ; and no where elk on their account. ratstur• riicx or 301 RES. Half - C.B 12 Eighth - - 23 6 Quarser 4 6 6 Sixteenth . z a 0 Cr All Shares fold at this Office will be (tamped agreeable to Adt of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round It Hazard and Co's. I .trtery Once. Letters, poll paid, duly anfwered, and Szhemes gratis. •.• Oran accumpani.t: wizh short dated Bills on London, or Putt 01fic. Orders ' punawdly attended to ; and to prevent 'mistakes a+ well as delay, Corrdpondents are requelted to tranfmit them by Poft. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, kith their (viral An nuides, India Bonds, I . :chequer Bil Land all kind of Govern ment Securities, bought and fold by Cononilaun. MANSFIELD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. To RR SOLD SY ►RIVATE CONTRACT, AN FREEHOLD ESTATE in the Patio of Mansfield, in the County of Nottingham, con fiding of a good Family Houk, with (nimble Out-buildings and about 70 Ames of old Welded Land, in a ring fence, adjoining the Honk. The above Ellate is &tilted about two miles from Mans field, a good Market Town, and may be entered upon imme diately, or at Lady-day next For further pariicuLirs, and to treat for the purchafe, apply to Mars. Evans and Mithlkntore, Solicitors, Nottingham ; or Marrs. Macdougall and Hunter, Ncw Square, Lincoln's Inn, London. DORFE rSHIRE. TO BP SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANORS of TAR RANT-MON'KTON and TARR ANT-LAUNCES'TON, fituate near the Great Weltern Turnpike-Recd, between Salifbury and Bhmdford ; within five miles of the latter, in one of the moll eligible parts of the County of Dorfet, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Pri vileges, and Immunities to the Paid Manor btlonging. The Manor of Tarrant-Monkton eomprifes as follows tft, A capita! 'Tythe free Farm in the occupation of Mr. Janes Cando, on a I.cafc of which only two years are unexpired, con mining near 900 Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. adly, The Tythes of the reit of the Pori& of Tarram-Monkton. 3dly, The Rt.-verfson in Fee of divers Copyhold and I.cafthold Eftates, in all of the yearly value of about 28c1. 11,1.1 by onc, two, or three 'Arcs, hut chiefly on one old Life. The Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON is el in the Lord's hands (er-ept a few !Menotti Cottap.l,) and culiliftt of one of the ntoftdin t is Farms in the County of Dorfet, called LAIINCESTON FARM, containing upwards of !sc.° acres of Meadow, Arabic, and Dawn Lands, within a Ring Fence, in Severalty and Tythe Free, in the occupation of Mr. Rulxrt Dudek), on a Leafe of which only Four Years are unexpired. •1 ELtraction of this Eitate near the Grcat Wrfiern Turn. pikc Koad, in a C'esuntry abounding with Game, muit reader it particularly creole to a (lentlantan who may with to build a I lu:iting Hos. and :110 aid( rarefies many advantages which trill be obvious to a rtrttaki on a view therwl. N. R. Thr I.IW Tax emtie Lilac is re:remed. The Ten art., Mr. Cando and Mr. Budd Lo, will thew their rfqnelive Farms,. and for partietdare apply to IV. flew King and Join..., Attornies at Law, at Illandtiwil, who have a Map of the r (tate ; or to Mr. D.wis,aliorkingthAns, nour Waradn fter, t, FOR Clill ,111..11Nti, RHEUMATISMS, BAUISIS b Ike. Dr. sTkERS's OFODELDOC. T HIS Medicine has been long . ackr.owledged to A- Ix fuperior .0 v.ry Prep - snakes o f the Kind is MC Cure of Bruit - vv. 4r. is Itlt:Lotatiftne,, Cr.unpa, Num:mefs and miffnefs of the j0.t.0., and caber external Complaints, as well .1. in reitoritte prop. r Cire.dation to the-l i intb. when in a l'Ar.dytic Mate. it I. alio rtrticular y fenietable for Chilblains; bat In this Complaint it Clould be diffolved, anal applied warm. OlLtht. Outlitlc of each IS Ale of the (iepuine opodeidoe is paftea in which :re engraved there words—. P. Ntra ti lit T. Nil. 4T.. St. P..uns." 41 others arc counterfeit. S4l.,tily bl l'.ll;:senr.ity,at the Warrhoufe for Dr.pmes's pi.wder, No. 43, in et. Pat!:::1 Church-yard, a few doors from the curlier of t.:!ie :rade. l.ontleui; and, by his appointment, by Nlclft.. Co. No. Iso, and J. ridding, No. 76, Oxford-fired; J. Old 11...ad-itzczt; Bayley and Co. Cuekrpiir-Ilreet ; Gotrrey atnl Ccirdte, Southampton-ftrect ; J.Wanl, Middl_-row, Holborn; T.Tutt, Royal Exchange; And W. Clarke, florts.res, High-ftt'fce• Price 14.6 - per Bot tle.incltieN the :stump, or Six fur 1131.6 J. _ _ . B. ;tithe omA:him for Export" sthin is rcemptcd from the Statnr, and there!' 're d,prived of that mark of authenti city, ...l a- arsat quatritlcs of counterfeit. are fent out of the Itingemis.t : alt perfun t abroad. to pr tent fuch imparitions, arc (Hit c d . a be purtimlat in ordering their Azent's to p mean: this NI-ulKUtlittiilliataicw:an's. t KO'rZEBIJE. IThis day was publiihed, iu Evo, price 7r. in boards, SKETCH of the Life and Literary Career of AuotisTus VON KOTZFLUE. With the Journal of his Tour to Paris at the elute of the rear I no. Written by liimfelf. TranfLated fmni the German by ANNF. PI.IIMTR E. To which is fuhjo..ied all Appent.itx, incluiiin g a l eiter-Al Ab. Araa lot Itotcante's Works. Printed for H.l). Symonds, P.demofter-row. " A more rntertuinin g Work we ls...ve never prrufcd; we believe it to be a faithful tranfcript of the original ; indeed, Mitt Plumtre has on other oecalions afforded intlifputable pi ours of ability ; the tranfladon of this Work is executed with an en common degree of animation." Vide Monthly Vifitor, No. 40. This day was publithed, • Second Edition, price 3s. feared, or on fine rper, price sa. Embellifhed with a Portrait of the Author, THE SEQUEL to the Sketch of the Denomi nations of the Chrillian World; king Teftimonies i't behalf of Chriltian Candour and Unanimity, by Divines of the Church of England, the Kirk of Scotland, and among the Pro teltant Diffeuters. To which is prefixed, an ElEiy on the Right of Private Judgment In matters of Religion. By JOHN EVANS, A. M. Mailer of a Staninary for a limited number of Pupils, Pullin s Row, lilington. Is CRRIT divided t PAUL. London ; Printed for H. D. Symonds, Patcmoitcr-row. In the eourfc of the year tBO2. will he publithed, OBSERVATIONS on the THEORY and PRACTICE of LANDSCAPE GARDENING. By H. REPTON, 1 fq. This Work will be elegantly printed on large Quarto; but as in form arid flee It will be different to his Sketches and Hints on I.andfcape Gardening, and the Selections will be made on a ; more ample Scale, it cannot ,with propriLry be called a Second Volume; although It will, in a final: manner to that Work, be enriched with numerous Plates, fame of which will be coloured, and will contain Illuftrations on Slides. 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THE PROPRIETOR. of this molt cr!ellent REMEDY is fo certain of its En failed is r.:riety of Cafes, u;r....c>, if it .1u...• Lot er.i:Pc.itc the Corns, rout :aid LraliCtl, TO tI:TVAN Tait It wELonipplizittat , ;rake I.l:lamtuatiu in a few *, ours. and dettr,l at:dually the NlaLguity without the Jazz . ant: Printed Dirt.ttious ft.nLd up with it. Thi4 is the celebrated PLAISTER.that gained fo much re. putatiou in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fitty Ytmrs, with the greatett reputation. Sold "Whol:fale and Retail by T. A`ztell, No. 1, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif.• tock-ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's -greet ; Mr. Swiney, No. ii, Pall-Mali; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. 250, Oxford-ltreet. At Briftol, by Buigin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfcller, and Rofontan, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, Southßr:d li e. Portfea and Gofport , Mr. Harding s. 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To enable him to attend patients at their own houfes, be has provide the allillance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perform in the country may be cured by fta:ing their cafe+ In later,, putt paid. Juft publilhed, price 21. 6d. Fifth Edition, ett'arged..-..A Tr.-atif! on the abm e Complaints, illuilrated with the various fymptonss and Cafes lb.:wing the painful <!...ugeraus fed , of Cauftic Bangles; an Unproved method of treating go norrheas. &c. Ste. Printed for J. Ca:low, ,Cro..va- :out , Soho I and dD. Symonds, Pateroaer-mw alit to be had at Itqueues, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's. ADVICE to BATIIER.S, BATH, and HOT WELLS. D R. BRODUM begs l eav: to recommend the Botanical Syrup (the virtues of Ivhiak arc ackuoselo':ed by Percons of the firft and ilittimaion) to Bathm-, nr.:di.stely after spitting the Lath, and one iwur In..bre. and in p.inieular to thofc who arm fubjeet to eruptions arifulg from vitiated Humours, Scarvy, Sze. the quantity taken each Tlrne three Table Spoonfuls. _ _ To Nervous and 1/ehilitated Conditutiors in gmeral, owing to au irregular cond.: of life—Qs hard Drinking. exeellive Grief, and thole Dzbifides brought on by mat haiawing the dangerous tendency of a certain. vicc,contratcd at an early age; the Doe. tor recommends the Nervous Cordial, two Tea Spoonfuls, which is to be taken an hour before Bathing, and one after Tea minutes walk after is nereffary. •,,* A number of Cures performed at Southampton ' Heft ings, Portfmouth, Iflc of Wight, Margate, Ramfgate, Dover Bath, &Blot. 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