Star. — London, England, 1810-01-04 00:00:00

rAv ILI STRAND. d'ufbbl.ll by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. iiiS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 4, To-morrow 5 , and Saturday 4, be presented, by way of Prelude (9th time this season), a Serb -Comic Capricio, called • LES OMBRES CHINOISE ; Or, LILLIPUTIAN WORLD, .7, a characteristic Series of Scenery and Machinery in Minis tit; accompanied by Dialpgue Songs, and Imitative Action. ter which (9th time) a stew Comic Pastoral %Mitts., in one Act, with Picturesque Scenery, calla • THE GLEANERS, or HARVEST FROLIC. (21st time) the Ballet Dl,erti,ement, of LITTLE RED RID4NG-HOOD ; Or, A VISIT TO MY GRANDMOTHER. A grand dispky of Equestrian Exercises. whole to conclude, 45th time, with the popular Pantomime of THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN; Or, HARLEQUIN MULE. Boxes 4s.—Pit es.—Gallery 1s: Doors open half-past five, gin at half-past six.—Second price half-past eight. h Equestrian Tuition by able Masters front ten till three o'clock. '.• On Monday next a New Indian Spectacle will be produced, Pinch has been some time in preparation. I ... SIX THOUSAND GUINEAS !! ! fINOR THEATRE, CATHERINE-STREET, STRAND. Iree ortte First P• formers in the United Kingdom, mail, Greatest Challenge.ever known! INGLEBY, Emperor of all the Conjurors TA for Dexterity of Hand, Miss Young on the Slack Wire, d Master Ingleby on the Slack Rope, who will perform more Three Hours, than arty Six Performers of known eelebnity can as ►ttany hour's, for Six Thousand Guineas. The Money and pe Persona to be found at No. 12, Craven-Buildings, Drury ke, and at the Theatre, • THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BLENHEIM.STREET, GREAT. MARLI3OROUGH-STREET. lIE Spring Course of LECTURES oil ANA TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will be com met:, rei. Monday the 22d of Lintiary, at Two o'Clock, by r. BROOKES. Anszontieal Converzationes will he held weakly, when the .f.rent Subjects treated of will he discussed familiarly, and the . !?r,ti views forwarded.—To these none but Pupils can be :.;•:acious Apartments, thoroughly,:ientilated, and replete with :ry convenience, are open all the Morning for the purposes of i:secting and Injecting, where Mr. liaoostEs attends to direct t Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear 'Dissection. The inconveniences usually attending Anatomical lirvesiiga -7:R, are counteracted by an antiseptic Process. Pupils may be accommodated in the Howe.—Gentlemen esta lied in Practice, desirous of renewing their Anatomical wleilge, may be accommodated with an Apartment to Dissect priva,e:y. ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, . privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden - square, LA: t s and Gentlemen at' any age, who have never learnt that %oraplutnent, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching ii expressly studied for those D who'. it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi a., e roe genteel l s o ciety expeditiously, p rivately, and in a super i o r vie of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private ihirt otty learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of ' ? : ' ,S, "3 the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing 'ig.o the most elegant fancy daaces, and aft the superior parts of e Profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. NOW SELLING OFF, AT PRIME COST, ILK S4TOCKINGS 'with COTTON FEET, and every description of Hosiery. the entire Stock of Mr. Cot.- [TER, 146, Fleet-street, retiring from business, consisting of a ars e and elegant assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's all Silk Rose, an i mmense stoc k o f hi s universally-admired invention Silk t tock:-.gs with Cotton Feet, from 6s. 61. to Its 6d. per pair; Peat choice of Cotton Gloves, Angola', Worsted and every de oiption of Hosiery, &c. As the whole must be sold with •,t resurve, Shopkeepers and Traders will find this a most ad• lantar,eous opportunity to make immedilte large purchases. h.ll. The Lease and Goodwill of the valuable Premises to be lisptred of. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous Hairs on the Face,Neck, and Arms--111../BERVe RO /EATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant ide, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, price 4s. Ot two fon , . parcel, 7s —Sold by the Proprietor, No. of ,Russell-street, ovent-garden ; Overrou, 47, Bond-street; Du dn ett, 3, Cheap. ; Spilshury, Dublin ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; regsons, Liverpool; Cattle, York ; Gould, Bath ; Hopkins, all ; 'C r ewman, ' Exeter ; Pallker, Margate ; Gregory, Brigh. 4 ; Binsteed, Bogner; Dicey, Nor.hatupton ; Seretton, Not ;ham; Rusher, Reading; reodle, Salisistser; Wood, Shrews. C ry; Searle, Leeds; Ruff, Cheltenham ; Tymbs„ Worcester ; tosser, Bristol ; SPrange, Tanhridge Wel; Walker, Gloucester; evenson, Norwich; Root, Stamford; Meadows, Tiiwich ; % iker, Newcastle ; Gales, sheffield ; Poppleton, Newmarket ; 41)01, Colchester;. Baron, Lincoln; Isseion,, Wakefield; Swin ty, Birmingham ; and in every town. . . • •„ 0 Good allowance to dealers. • t / ter* \ RUGBY ANNIVERSARY. rTHE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Edu .i. cued at RUGBY SCHOOL, will dine at the Freesnasen's Tavern, Great Queen-street, on Friday, the 19th of lanuary,lBlo, The Hun. WILLIAM HENRY LYT I'ELTON. M.P. ' in the Chair. etaWARDS. Hon. and Rev. A. Legge Mr. Serjeatit Vaughan Hon. Booth Grey, M. P. W. Holbcth, "Zig. Rev Sir Charles Cave, Bart. T. James, Esq. Major-General Ken' J.'l. WRATISI . AW , Secretary. 4 lleketi One Guinea each.—Dinner on Table at half past fire precisely. Gentlemen are requested to apply to Tickets st the Bar of the 'I avern before the 12th instant, that the Stewards may be enabled to make their arrangements on that day. r4' BISH, who sold in the LAST Lottery the follow. -I- • ing Capital Prizes in Shves, 2,618 A ... £20,000 2,619 7.. D ... £20,000 4,099 D .... 5,000 stt3 .. B ... 1,000 , 830 A ... 1,000 880 ... B ... 0. 1,000 548 D ... 500 4,855 ... C ... .100 Entreats his Friends and the Public in general, tolose no time, if they wish to purchase Ticirrs or Snouts in the NEW LOT TERY, as the Drawing Begins and. Finishes an the 14th° of NEXT MONTH. The Schema annaille SAGS liginis and 5,000 Panes among which use .! _ , :-.41 8 1 0 0, -- ...... 0 . 4 .Of 4,:appo f 12..5....... 0...4 ......alsl# ~ 4 5.000 120 ...... ..... ....... ..... . • eta &c. &c. • ' • 11 : '" A Tickets and Shares are sellikg at both of BISH's pidalllaillrbl Offices, wbere Persons in the Country may be sapplisd• with Ticktts or Shares, by sending their Orders (Post or Carriage paid) accompanied with good Bats, Bank Notes, or Cash, to No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING CROSS, • • • 6,653, the hist X 30,000, was drawn on the 14th Feb. wry, $ 1807, and Sold by Bum. • - - SUBSTITUTE FOR GERMAN SHEET-GeAns. BUILDERS, Prittsellers, and others , are respect fully informed, that they may be supplied with Crostn-=lash Squares, of very superior colour, and perfectly fiat, from the smallest ditnensiotts to the size of 33 by 23 inches, upon the matt liberal tennis, for ready money only, by Hammond and Smiths, at No. 14, Bride-base ;or at their Tyne Glass Warehouse, Eall- Istreet, near Blackfriars-bildge. 113• Window-Glass, wholesale. retail , and for exportation. This day was published, price 46.6 d. The Third Edition, illustrated with Cues, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the certain Pre -1 • I- /cation and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASE, portico. larly its consequences, as Strictures, Glees ineludingTabesDaeo sobs. Hypocbuudriasm' Onanism, &c.—being a complete Gtr in these Dbeases.—Ey M. CA TON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's And Editor of the First and Second Volumes uf the and= Medical and Suiglcal Spectator. Printed fur S. Highley, Ne. 24, kleet-street ; C. 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Price 81 . 1344 4 ANEW REATISE on the USE cif theG LOBES,' or, a Philosophical View of the Bush and Heavens; Mks prehendi4 en Accoont of the Figure, Magnitude, and Motion 6f the Earth, with the Natural Changes of. its Surface, sailed by Floods, Earthquakes, dm Preceded by an extensive Selection of Astronomical and other Definitions, and illustrated by e great va riety of Problems, Questimis for the examination ache Student, dot. designed for the Itutruetlon et Vats*. By THOMAS 'KEITH, Private Teacher of Mathematics, Geography, doe. -• Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and C. Law, Ave-marisolane.l In the press, and speedily will be published, by the sane Author, a new edition of An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Plane and Sphe rical Trigon•quetry, Ste. la 1 ',aggro. price 10s. 6d. boards. 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Irk* . leitigffie . .• , • .., .., , . -- "ti ;• ` ' • • lii '„„V g „ . •'" ' . -; • d , , Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. . • cation of this County, iteadosseli *oat.' a 040 , - • ~. :-. .•• .. ': idrlN 011 11 91 3 14, :--- ' ' ... - • t , r 4 ' • . f! Lord Avondale, Mr. EGERTON ; worthy Member,Voltud BULLOCK; snake -' t . ' 'fit[ — Vaist;ittleimin i: „, ,- . . • ' , ...; •! 1 Anlenigleybigem beg .-• . • :I , ' • k Mr. C KEMBLE ; Mr. Ferment, Mr. JONES ; liberty of Soliciting the honeneolyoneargeort. .- . I ...lit , •C. / *4 ' 6 ' * ' 1 *- " * ' I ' *1 ' --' .‘J -. -** . - • ' ‘4llegrathigs: tadlheitnite Went -Inibi *AM, - le' ' Genisal Tarragan, Mr. BLANCHARD; , I remain, Gentismen, • '. I:I I . 403000 WOR •: , ' ' • • - . -.' e M r . MURRAY ; Robert Tyke. Mr. EMERY. "• -'.- • . _ "tot idvdttra hen*. _-, ..• . .r±:ire2r , 1 K , lre*r "% faithful 11 1 1* * *** a ng laity itataime, oesmidripilsblik Ogle .•• ' . -.;ft 4. t 4r i k enik Ens 6 +insi ininnetristiAti* ll o*M id** at 11 " I : - .rs. St. Clair, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; lti ARCH HOU . , "•et .. Alt s. Ferment, Mrs. C. KEMBLE ; Hallktgbury- Place , let January, 1610. ...... ' • tilt •l i l. ' , t •••• "" : -4- 6 - ' -, .. , -.1• ;. - . r ...... , . . il. Julia, Miss BRIS'TOW. .. rt . It s . .. 4) • ,-,y , • i 'M" was •,. • P. ••t • .. 10?-11sinn24!4". . TO 'p ' 9 PRirro 's OF • • . DIA.O.rOCX, .* ' • 's " . , • i p „t.:,..„, w ~.. 0 , rg •,.Z..:t,*4 j6r . 1 11 Srogr vg -. • h will be performed (for the 9th time) a New C7mic Lamas win Gatenzioeu, •• • • ' -: a ' •-n,,igi 7 .. . • .'• . - liiiitikk. •'• I . a'as , ilk .. f r: 1; - ..tife titili brit, Pak Pantomime, alled FrHE Election of a Director in The Town of site lei ' .Priaraitif ,-'.- -• *. : • 11 Diet"; Stifle: vffs .%. ' I . ••: . • - • •• . m i n . t h e Ighe . . , . . • i HARLEQUIN } called .i. SIrWILLIAM BENSLRY, Ban. havtrig begs laid for :••- 6y ' ' '.emp bold; - .., Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. ' Tuesday the 1 gth instant, I, earnestly solicit the aolol6lapre 4 nry , Imo, Lig ,s, w.igaiderimesev rn -_,..„ . -re' w g ;16,.. .4 : *ftitilel i -I = harlequin Pedlar. Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. .... • • • *A , Friends at the Ballot ; and at the same tiasej moot. ;mu:4lllx Inew amtltleyklbegose= 6 loo4llklloll4lo l o 4ll4 ‘ ll l l . lilli e s -7.7.1 %IC, , ~. ...„, • -;-:-.,,,,A: . . i g hb e - ma. t Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; acknowledge the liberality seal kindness I hive experleoced from he s e bb, gf o . Attu . . .* 'i • ' • ,"* Sir Afarmaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY. .. the Proprietors in general, *hick afford me confident hopes of , /wil e • ri p eee kt e gggioh • L ea. • •4'.. , ..r 4.=-:' T ' .... '' taittgray al gagtkisift S:r Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. 'F. BLANCHARD ; success. I beg leave to assure you, that lam a Candidate for igp ut j, o f t f- - .... igifiggfik your tuffraged; with prlnciitles pe'rfec i tly intlependent . ; and 0 10 40 ili. hi Um" or sib 11 . . ' 7 tat; AislAtesecuiegiat lidianarabalt Columbine, Miss ADAMS; logo gs,, '.."!..• ". '... , . f7: - . . 1 c: . , P"' , ' *gory :at MOO •' . • s , flib riot Fairy of the Well, Misi M. BRISTOW ; I become the object of your choice on the present mimic's,' ' I' o4 ' ' '-• ' „ 3 - s,*crik :. • rairies, Miss E. H. and S ADAMS, with Dancing. pledge myself to support Your tights as Proyfrietors. and to Act ii i i ie - s . , _ ~;,..4 ? ~.,...1 ._ ~.• . I . . --. • - . vote what knowledge of your affairs I may Isaveymilvdtdd, ii ni t . . Ol Iftliaissetinli • *' ' ' in filt ara V e rtGo Stet**4o.• boards.' • 1 rAtts, 71. Second Price st. 6d. Pit, Ss. 6d. Second Price 21. a service of upwards.o( Twenty - two years he lesib, to tlitrfro.i . • eilds hereltitritiagNtte.girieri". 3 6. bd.. Th e ny sod ties are In a sta f f ° Ma s a- Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery is, motion of your real interests. •. , - MS of tile LIFE and WRITINGS. attio Des; a n d y o 4ar'sW ' are _in the Pfsss., • Illon. - HIWILY MOM, OfiEsslss• Asa sidle ass lima.4l- ' - ihug..o'''' 'LL '' 'll4-I,rrol•st . . MOMS. --N_Esv e - .. E . D b0ud5. ff10 1 1.15 41, - • Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at halriast 6. I anxiously wish to pay my personal revpeets to every Proprie. To-morrow -King Lear ; with Harlequin Pedlar. ' tor, in or near London ; but if, from the bontlanal changes of fboVespesp . ad jaws" :surd aga e l t he „ka t , d e ,c l onminkesra or On Saturday-'f he Provok d Husband. residence in so extensive a canvass, my amigo in that respect y ue d e i er7 to s u pd so — d ; a id a w s ith e t t hbit dike praetor efI,I. .I'l P in 4 ob. evo. s price Zi. in On Monday, King Richard the. Third. should be frustrated, I have only to hope the ottaissipa may not be ten t," • teh te enet ni b norhu.t o hn n t eng ent k a d.duting t h e gree! r lames sold' . new «adorn fbatig the rovsth VlTlts. v t • • and 11. die I.IIL ME the mond ervel4y4 at The New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, continuing to be attributed to any intentional neglect or disresPect. put Oche 'yea with unbounded applause, will be repeated every even- I have tht honour to remain. respecttully, • • Tee t d ars ." llll4er ra i 1r• o s liii 11110ilit =ma taspartabe light on ; .EltitiONS. lireachad a-COUNTRY COMORE. Ladiessad Gentlemen, gull further notice. the titern ted iaiary at area Ida* die last century, the . - t-R GATION. Meerisich are added, It ivy! Mints for Soluaggi •, . year eNiged and faithful servant; public is to the rem of tho How Weodltooselee, I , lamed chirdlyhe thew of the younpr quo. I. 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