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NG'S THEATRE, OPERA-HOUSE. RAND MASQUERADE and SPLENDID 'Y BALL, to be given by Mr. DOHERTY in ho approaching Marriage of her Royal Highness the .17 NuETH and his Serene Highness the Prince of ) iW,tvili take place on MONDAY NEXT, Ipril, 181 b. oczas;an it is particularly requested that all persons either Ch ara cter , Fancy Dresses, or Dominos, as can on any account be admitted. wany who take ;eats in the Boxes, are not expected tasks, except they prefer doing so. of Ad.nis.ion to the Masquerade and Boxes, One llefrc-Jir.ieuts are included for those who join the Sc. and much-admired Concert-room will on this full oc opeo to the Public as a Supper-room, and two I play clt,rin,r, sui•per.—Admission to the Supper-room Onea. One Pint of Port Wine or Sherry lnclud.4 in r Ticket. Wi ne s of every description, and of the very best qua be provided f , .r those who wish to order them. ;alloy and slips will also be open for those who may tiew this superb Entertainment ; but on this occasion, not be any communication between the Gallery and .‘ art of the [louse, except a Refreshment-room, which fitte p d up for the accommodation of those who go to the i.--Tickets of Admission to the Gallery, 56. each. are re persons wishing for separal.e. Boxes on that night, to apply as soon as possible, either at the Box-Office of 's Theatre, or to Mr. Wm. Stints, at his Political Read- As, No. 62, Pall-Mall. party, large or small , may, by an early application, be iodated with Private Supper Rooms. , :obility, Ladies and Gentlemen, are requested to attend iv hour, as the doors open at Nine, and the Amusements c'e a 'fen precisely. :r i articulars of this Novel Amusement will be stated in WOULD" of To-morrow, April S. QUADRILLE DANCING. ,EN, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives Lesslns and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, ,;try Dances, as danced by the select Fashionahles of and London. Morning Sas Tor Ladies only—Evening idios and Gentleimn. Private Lessons at all hours to or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and inEnous or refined acquirement than Public Lessons Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro or Theatre. L.:dies instructed to teach their Families, which he has on s'le new-invented self-playing Instru nbling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Balls Nlasiciaus, or amuse themselves and friends with Music !.k-stork. NICST BE DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY. Two Grand Prizes of 30,000 Pounds ! Z 4 other Capitals of 5,000/. 1 2 000/. &c. &c. Above 1,100 Prizes of 100/. 50/. &c. Ind the First Blank will have Four Pipes of Port. , Although TWO-TUISDS of the Tickets have been drawn, ,o.vutzos of the Grand Prizes remain in the Wheel for THE LAST DAY. BISH, the Contractor, had the pleasure to sell, in Pi Shares, No. 4,706 the only 30,0001. yet drawn, be lealy half the Capitals that have been drawn, and 10TH entitled to Four Pipes of Port Mine each. !e , are but few Tickets and Shares now to sell; therefore, topectfully invites his Friends to choose immediately, rr J Tairty Thousands, either at 4, Columns., or 9, Cam where, in the Last Lottery of Three Prizes of Thirty Pounds, _ _ . BISII sold them ALL ! haring *heady said in this Lottery, the only 30,0001. yet ism, may not the words of the Poet be parodied in saying, TRU u a spring l'ide of BMWs Luck, Wkick taken at the Mod, leads to roux Forlinse ! and J. SIVEWRIGHT, respectfully invite Public attention to the state of the Wheel of the present cry. ..m-thirds of the Tickets arc now drawn, yet Tl'tilted: of the Grand Prizes remain in the Wheel, viz. Two Prizes of 30,0001. I Capitals of 15,000, £I,OOO. &c. and above 1,300 Prizes of £lOO, £5O, &c. which MUST ALL BE DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY. That Thirty-sit Capital Prize;, including Two of £30,000, ucld remain in the Wheel for the last day of drawing, is a . a.mstance unknown in the annals of Lotteries. There are kn. un ;old Tickets and Shares, which may b.; had at No. 57, COR:41111,1., 38, lIAT FURICET. 11, HOMAN, I 141, OXvoRD-STILEst, The old and fortunate Ofilccs of J. & J. SIVEWRIGHT. MONEY. • YOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. may be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, t-nral en Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, ioney in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, 'ltrgymene Livings, or any other Property. Persons of re ttabiliq may be accommodated on their personal security, rd the business completed without exposure or delay eiro tri- Aition from twelve to two, or letters (post paid) ad to Messrs. Wills and Co. 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Jahn Lai he, THE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the abov:• icr the caclusive Treatment of COMI LAINTS and their dangerous Conse 461tscei., in order to inure the Benefits that have resulted from R,ecketrci Mr. KIERNAN a. it. Surgeon, standing high on the list (Atli, Royal (loit:e trom having directed his chief attention tl thus: Dis...aies. 11r. conceives it a prt of his official dat)' the Public, by pointing to the List of tile Royal Col in Feb. lain, as the only sare guide; and that no 4 •ibertP.r. per ions assuming such and publicly advertising 11 5 er1,v0th0.... being sanctioned by the List, are to be credited. Reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove that ~ t ae , 1 the tr. , ist dangerous Cases of STIIEIIIE6, DZBILITY, and I. ~ , p 0..,d-iiicurible Affections of the Generative Organs, r. lie radically and successfully treated. liilLitX.l X may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, 1 " h T.tmLR CHARLOTTE-STREET, BELEORTS44CARE; from Town and Country are to be addressed, and Advicc and INltilicine will be given, or sent sa any Kingdom. „ .1u .t y.:bliAed, price 4e. Second Edition, thseanaVONS on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, st . ...al at 174, Fleet-strett; 40, Paternoster-row; Soho. 'Sit 1117,1 1 • Kt !, FrilE G It FANG' toyer of tb.: a Pircess ES.I nESF.E 0 , 6 .1 cf A 03 OC • ar7 , " pre .rh Coml .1 weir hlas Ti..kets Guano. 11 gait:trade Tire supe: casion he of hnds will I t:e Supper Extra V 1... y, will b The (la wish to v., thcre will , 0* other 'rill he Bet. 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AheTICINSON'S FLUID for the Growth wh oich f HAlsionß, is founded on a discovery of t causes occa baldness; this discovery, combined with much study in the late 4 improveaseau in Cliontlatry, has enabled him to prepare the ar ticle so the most infallible principles. Ladies or Gentlemen, whose Hair is weak and beginning to fall off, by applying the Fluid it will arrest its further decay, and restore it to its pristine strength, thickness, and b e auty; and where baldness has already taken place, whether arising from illness, perspiration, change of climate, intense study, anxiety of mind or hereditary cause, by a more regular perseverance, it is equally certain in its effects. The cases where it has succeeded of late, are se numerous as to come within the circle of almost every one's acquaintance where scepticism still prevails, numerous case; and further el n are given in a Pamphlet entitled " An Rssay on the Hair," enclosed round each Bottle. 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HAND-IN-HAND FIRS OFFICE, For the INSL / RANCF: of BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOCK IN TR A DR, /cc. Within the Kingdom of CMtst Britain. New Bridge-street, Biackfriars, March 25, Mtg. ALL PERSONS whose INSURANCES become due at LADY DAY are requested to observe, their Re ceipts are now ready, and Mould be paid within fifteen days from this period. The Directors are desirous of calling the attention of the Pub lic to the Advantages derived by all persons Jousting in this Off►ce, that voldie all Losses have been paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity from the establithoust of their Office in 1096, a return of the Profits has invariably been made to all persons insuring with them for seven yeah, during the whole of that period. - 1 , :o charge is modular Policies when the subs insured onaturnts to SOW. or upwards. Attendance i.•gfven daily at the Office tion dee is she roorst ieg 11 0 1 ltaii ", ll , l I VO - f emur, • 4k/a..lllYlYet SALE BY AUCTION. MIDDLESEX, Between HARROW and EALING, on the Road to UXBRIDGE, seven miles from London. Capital FREEHOLD and COPYHOLII . ESTATES, equal to FREEHOLD, upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, the principal part rich Meadow, the remainder Arable Land; Eligible Cottage licsidowe, Farm- Houses, and Buildings ; part bounded by the River Brent, and near the Grand Junction Canal. Land-Tax Redeemed. By Mr. noutss, At Garraway's Coffee-Hotise, Exchange Alley, Cornhill, ae TILICIISDAY, the 16th April, at Twelve o'Cluck, in Lots, (ttn less an acceptable offer is made for the whole before the Ist of April), THE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and part COPT HOLD ESTATES, held under the Bishop of London, and equal to Freehold; comprising Pitshanger, Dray ton Green, and Brent Farms; containing upwards of FOUR lIUNDRF.D AND EIGHTEEN ACRES Of fine old Meadow and Arable Lands, in an eicellent state of cultivation, with an eligible pleasant Cottage Residence, Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Farmhouses, Barns, Stables, and all conve nient Out-buildings, in possession of E. W. Morse, Esq. Mr. Haw king, and Mr. hlayeeck, for the remainder of old Leaw.s, which expire at Michaelmas next. The present estimated vane up wards of ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS per Aiti.urn ; Situate in the parish of Ealing, on the North side of the Uxbridge Road, at Drayton Green, and adjoining the Lands of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and Hanwell Park, a Atom distance from Hat row; a most desirable property for the investment of money, or Residences: many parts of the land commanding fine luxuriant views of the country, and within seven miles of London- May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, or at the Bell and the Old Hats, on the road, where Particulars may be had ; at the White Ha rt , and Red Lion, Southall ; White Horse, 'Uxbridge; the Castle, Salt Hill, Branford, and Richmond; tie Talbot, and King's Arms, Acton ; of Messrs. James sod Cowbuni, Temple ; at Garraway's , and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square, wittre a Plan may be seen. THE TISC unprecedented of Mr. LIGNUM's ORBUTICDIEDICINE, the • following Cants demonstrate: Mr. William Taylor, Edinburgh, during eight years, was so afßicted with the Scurvy, as to render life a burthen to him-- was cured by the sole use a the Drops. Attested by Wm. Edgar, R. N. Calton-al Signal Station ; and Wm. Thompson, General Agency Office, Edinburgh. Mrs. Craig, wife of Jas. Craig, Vintner, Smith Hillr, Paisley, was cured of a violent Scurvy, the itching and pain attending it almost deprived her of her senses. Attested by G. Browning, Druggist, Paisley. J. Laing, Torthorwald, peat Dumfries, was cured, after being several years troubled with the Scurvy to such a degree, that splinters of bone were continually discharging. Attested by Jas. Fraser, Druggist, Dumfri.s. A son of Mr. Ilaryborton's, llowpasley, near Ilawick, cured after eight years' affliction of the Scurvy. Want:* Mr. R. Arm strong, Druggist, llawick. A Gentleman in this City, who does not choose to have ltis name made public, had a sev, re Scorbutic Complaint in his An tics, fur which he bought one !mule of Mr. Limum's Amiscor butic Drops, and one bottle of hi, Lotion, whit . • two bottles per fectly cured him, to his own astonishment. *f Ito urge marks where the sores were are quite visible, although whole. Attes ted by Mr. A. 11.1Mnald, 13, Bruttswick-place, Glasgow, Robert, soil of John Graham, of I loughton-towit-head, near was cured of the Scurvy, ;titer 12 mouths' affliction,by one small bottle only. Attested by John Jullic, Bookseller, Carlisle. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at GK. ard I.:s (one 141. bottle is equal to threewholssale and re.* tad, by Mr. Lipton, Manchester ; also by .J. Bvatoi ai.d Son, 42, Long-lane, West &Malik)." ;'.Sutton and Co. I;++w ('hurch yard ; Barclay and SJI.S, 95, Fleet-market ; Edwau dE, t 6, bit. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler and Sons, 4, elic.ipiide one or more principal Medicine Venders in ever) Market Tow, in the United Kindom. A Gentleman of the Law unfortunately had that. coloured hair, generally denominated Carroty—he DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND AN'ALEPTIC was often teased on that subject by a brother BarriF PILLS. ter. During the last Circuit they both nv..l, and the CAUTION. —I feel it my duty to remind the Public from time to time, until it may become ge nerall y known, Gentleman, the Colour of wh ose Iltiir Lad been ao that I have removed the Sale of my Grandfather DH. J A hIRS'S much ridiculed by his acquaintance, had become J. MEDICINES from Messrs. Newsiest' to Messrs. - y a r d and and Black, by the use of ROWLAND'S E4SENCIi, of Tyaa— Sox% No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard f and they dined together w ithout any discovery tha t, their Warehouse, and the House of my late Grandtatbei, length the ci-Jerant Red I [aired Gentleman mac, No. 33, Bfutor-street, Berkeley-square, are the only places in - himself known, to the g reat aszonisiiineat of hi London where the Medicines , prepa r e d as the Public have been f t t . enet. , supplied with them for the last seventy years with the latest im- . a provemerts of the Inventor, can be procured. My own interest We feel pleasure in publishing the following letter may be said to suggest this intimation; but the baneful CORN. , quecees I daily best of, from taking the spuribus Medicines at- Is transmitted to us, in confirmatit n ot a paragrapl tempted to be sent Into circulation under the sanction of my which:appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure , Grandlatber's name compel me to make it. I now sign m y that general and dangerous complaint Rupture: name in the label of etch box and packet of the Pills and Powder TO TILE EDITOR OF TILE STAR. that is sent from my Elabaratory, as a plain distinction of the • • genuine, and offer this as a caution to the Public.--Messrs. But- Sta--.obst rving a paragraph in your Paper respecting the cure ler and Sons have established a Warehouse at N 0.34 Sackville- of an Hernia, pet-harmed ~of a Seen size, by the Meuical 80ar,. , greet, Dublin, where the Medicines may also be liadaenume. at Charlotte House, Cre:,..t Cht . r .. :,.4.ter-street, Illackfriars Road,i B. G. G . j A gEs. justice, Sir, to Altstrs. IL 001 i.R and Co. 1 beg to add rs. Bruton-street personal testimony. Having been aillict.d nearly twenty yen Dr. James's Isom= has been for nearly seventy years known and deemed incurable by eminent Stxr...ons, 1 ratently bore as the best remedy extant for Fevers, Colds, lloarseuesees, all 1 affliction, expecting every hour to be my fast ; 1 at It iigth Inflammatory Diseases, and Eruptive Disorders attended with3 ab lod us i hs ct el lli t s , ard, and .have etas ,t 1 to pray for ch. Fever : thus, in the Measles, so prevalent at this time, few other !for .Ithougia I ant tteavly .:.0, was per. remedies are employed. i &city cured in a few weeks, ai7 , l 'now, thai k Con, enjoy good Dr. JANES'S ANALIPTIC PILLS, by a happy plied e eell t e o nt th iLt • "Inn of an allera- bealth..--I think, Mr. Fali:ur, all v. ho know me will allow tb tive and tonic medine, promote Insensible perspiration when 1 I can have no otht r trotiv,- i.,r t 1.•.:.; t.,nimuilication than a pubs checked, at the same time that they restore the strength elf the , beneht.---I am, Sir, your ob.:C.,ient Servant C. LLSYlaaall. constitution. They are particularly s.:rviceable in ind i gestion, Dug and Stile,iwar Laplelor-.• ,,,, , Sf. Gterge's whether induced by free living, or by a residence in unhealthy Fields, October 1.:17. climates. .• • '. 4 i . ‘ , ; , 1 ! i . • , i , 1. ' 1 ! 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Of whom may be had, The same Author's and Dr. Wood's Course of Mathematics.