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Vh 30F11' 71371 • • • W THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. :Is PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 13 , . will be acted the Comedy of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. s eatio, Mr. C. KEMBLE •, Gratiano, Mr. FARLEY I. , e renzo, Mr. T AYLOR ; Antonio, r. MURRAY Shylock, Mr. COOKE; 13rotbo, Mr. EMERY ; Launcelot, Mr. SIMMONS. Portia, Mrs. WESTON, (Being her first appearance In London.) Nerissa, Miss LOGAN.; Jessisa, Miss BOLTON. which will be performed (for the t7th time) a New Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ;• Or, THE HAUNTED WELL • Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well Miss M. BRISTOW ; 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, Ss. 6d. Second Price ft. Gallery es. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. On Nlottday, the Tragedy of Hamlet ; with Harlequin' Pedlar. or Tuesday, The rerivea Comedy of the Conscious Lovers. on Wednesday, The Revenge. Th e r s day, The Man of the World. 4al iriday, King Lear. N ew Drama, is Three Acts, interspersed with Music, Free Knights; or, The Edict of Charlemagne, is In and will be speedily produced. New pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, continuing to be w ith unbounded applause, will be repeated every even ', falba notice. r-• - •' 4. •-'e'sk!L. , ( ( a' • Gallercv°2nsu. r e l :oVZ On Monday, the Traged & Tuesday, The revive nn Wednesday, The RI On Thersday, The Max On F r iday, King Lear. A New Drama, itt T ed The Free Knights; l esal, and will be spee The New Pantomime c • t isel with unbounded : rill further notice. REAI HE ANNIVERE rated at READING • it's Tavern, en Thur John Deane, Esq. • Mazthi:o Deane, Esq. William Holland, Esq. Dinner on Tickets to be h. LADY, long Toeing Indies, but .e, about 30 miles in • is desirous of Tes se in the same Villas r ;it for the reception 1 e e that number, prey Ee e ecimens of the Dray at her present house. Les in the neighbour' Her address left at the 't T the FRENCI • SU iSEX, Young C tiotiCy taught Frenc of gii,h, Writing and AT lubti, by V. A. RAYI Thms 'five:ay-five I le ire]. 4 N. B. French Is the ong the Scholars, who t. e panicularly attendesl 'lle School will recur le nary 22, 1810. Further particulars r Ys e- okseller, 55, Paternt here the Principal m; uired, to respectable 1 es u. tiny, or hays there cc tl -An London every day s, • THEATRE OF A re STIU 'HESpringCom to given in this Scho 7, terminate in May to -ringed as not to inter ndance at the Hosp ne Chemistry, every M lie TT ' 'A M T. BRA NDE, Islateria Meelica, tv 'Clock in the Morning - theory and Practice ^•G :ate Physician to t 'Clock, four Morning Anatomy, Physiolo F.R.S. from ,m usual. he Surgery, by B. C. I !re mspital, from Seven ith tek. In A Room for Practic as '!ht o'Clock until T 1 the 'Mr.CV ILSON, and ,en 'radon of the Dissect ed wo o'Clock. [eft A Prospect to of earl tee il•street, at the Hot So :rest Medical Bee; re- are t , ) Phil day was publish rev my RAGG's In .ra • or, the whole the easy to every capacity ua- are, a copious set of itig ; a set of Progre • keys, each of wi om 'ed with an explan 1 / 4 steed progressively ,ii!- s khout any other a ss e, and other Airs, ; you : the whole fon f. 3+ kind extant. 'ion : Printed f .er u;ick Rider -street, ▪ N. B. No hook can lor, red ink, in he till use, for FOR CO he t he HE great d ,Dist LOZENGES Dat* , ottr superiority as ti Ifni* 4 4 11, , i - ioatseness dn• gs, healing th e 1 r all i'riin g relief in Sho tire Ccmplaints.—T No Appetite. The Geo Os hip, as all others They are prepare cr able ,tenough, the Inv , with rl ttadilly, London : :ure Prd; Dicey and Co. et; Bolton and 7 - won Oxford-taro an' tt.. u4o 4hout the Unit ;or slia lteaCa the Bel. .........?..e .- -•• • • ' . ....t::::. • • • . ..A.• .N. .' 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Johnson, in St. Paul% Impressions of the Portraits, a Supplement and Index, price FEBRUARY 14, 1810. Church-yard, is spurious. • £4. 28. be The Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so good LIST OF MISS EDGEWORTH'S WORKS. The same, elegantly printed in 2 vols. Bvo. £l. Is. i nt and were so universally approved in the last Lottery; tkat very 1. Practical Education, 3 vols. tivo. 18s. boards. The Exodiad, an Epic Poem, by Mr. Cumberland, and Sir few words are required to invite purchasers. Eyton there ore has 2. Early Lessons for Children; a Series of Stories, consisting James Bland Burgess, Bart. elegantly printed, £l. cos. only to add, that as Tickets and Shares will most certainly rise, of Ten Parts, is. The Observer, a Collection of Moral, Literary, and Familiar an early application should be made at his lucky office, 2. Parent's Assistant, or Stories for Children, 6 vols. 125. E ssays, comp l ete i n S vo l s , iss. No. 2, CORNHILL, near the Mansion - House. 4. Ditto, fine paper, with Frontispieces , 15s. boards. * s o The Publie are respectfully informed, that no business 5. Moral Tales for Young People, 3 vols. iris. 6d. boards. This day was published, price 2s. &I. ,in can be transacted before data o'clock in the morning or after eight 6. Popular Tales, 3 vole. 12a. boards. A NEW and IMPROVED GRAMMAR of the 1:4 o'clock In the evening, according to the Act of Parliament. 7 . Castle Rackr e n t, 4s. boil*. 1 - It• ENGLISH 'I'ONGUE, for the Use of Schools. In which sin, ' the 1 a BISH, who sold in the LAST Lottery the follo w- 9.. Letters for Literary Ladies-Julia and Caroline-Essay on coteries of Mr. Herne Tooke and other Modern Writers on the -II- • ing Capital Prizes in Shares, Self-Justification,s. 4 _ formation of Langua^ are for the first time incorporated. re- 2,618 ... A ... £20,000 2,618 ... D ... £20,000 * 10 . &Undo, 3 Tolls 18s- 6d. boards. By WlLLlakhd Ln - r. Author of an Essay on des 4,099 ... D ... 5,000 383 .. 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The Scheme contains 5,000 Numseas and x int this Work, the Publisher thinks it a duty he owes to him- rules of other languages to our own, and in his amendments upon L ane, 5,000 PRIZES, among which are self to state, that it is simply given as a SEQUEL to Miss Edge- the imperfect definitions of the parts of speech hitherto received. I' re- 4 of £20,000 112 0f... -.atom worth's Tales of Fashionable Life; and that, had the Advertise- We pronounce this to be a Grammar at once rational, !lapis, an - 4 5,000 120 5OO menu been copied in the exact manner in which they were writ- and intelligible, and are persuaded that it may be introduced into and &c. &c. &c. -ten, it would have been impossible for any mistake to have oco our Elementary Schools with great benefit to the Schislar." • Tickets and Shares are selling at both of BISH's old established curred. The Publisher takes this opportunity of observing, that Critical Review fur December 1889. the Totes of REAL Live are of the most interesting nature,being Printed for M. 1. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No, 41 Offices, where Persons in the Country may be supplied with actually mumps. oat ' , Acre, and he can confidently assert that, Skhuier-street, Snow-dill, and to be had of all Booksellers. Tickets or Shares, by sending their Orders (Post or Carriage for elegance of language, variety of incident, or purity of send- paid)accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes, or Cash, to No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING CROSS, ment, they are not excelled by the FICTIONS of MissEdgeworth, MILITARY BOOKS. ES, • 6,633, the last £30,000, was drawn on the 14th Febinary, or any other Writer. The want of good Military Books in the English Language it - notorious even to a Proverb; an endeavour, therefore, to sup- onth, 1807, and Sold by Ron. • . This day was published, in large livo. price 7s. ply the deficiency, will, it is presumed , be honoured with re SO me of sWIF'r and Co. Joint Contractors for the last Lot- -IDRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS Country. 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THOUSAND POUNDS in Yeses, including .. on ACTUAL SERVICE, and the PRINCIPLES of MODERN II Ten FORTY CAPITALS among which are FOURof .£20,000 each!!! to destroy the firest functions of the animal economy. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, TACTICS. Chiefly translated franc the best French and German The whole to be drawn on Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden, Writers. In three Handsome and closely printed Volumes.; FAMES SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY. and Practitioner Is London; formerly Surgeon-Major to the illustrated with numerous Engravings, price 365. in boards, or moon - February 14th, I 810.-The following Capital Prizes have been Sth Regiment of Infantry, to the 10th, or Queen's Regiment £2, elegantly bound in calf , in Russia. . , gorge's Shared and Sold in the late Lotteries, by SWIFT and Co -Five of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Military Hospital at 2. THE MILT EARY MO.N I OR, being a Series of LETTER; recently written by a GENERAL OFFICER to his SON on is • - • in the of them were in the LAST LOTTERY. Chatham. 8,9?-4 - - - - £20,000 4,099 calculated entering the Army. Comprising a Course of elegant bonsai° a, f• rom 6 ,7 91 - 6 1 , Frith-street to unite the Characters and Accomplishments of tha 20,000 753 2 , 000 Soho-square.GENTLEMAN and the SOLDIER. A New Edition, in tw • 184 r e e n c l t o io n n . 11,070 10,000 I 15,984 until 7, 157 226 to be had of all Booksellers .and other Dealers in Books. Wind- Also Nos. 548, 2,697, and 4,855, Prizes of £5OO each.-Tickets A NEW GEOGRAPHY, at the and Shares are Selling In great variety at their Offices in London, Accompanied by a Pair of Amtat's New Globes, now ready. A Proof of the efficacy of that MOIL excellent Medicine, ' viz. No. 11, Pouo - rav THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO. 1MEN......• No. 12, CIIARING ' CROSt, On Monday, the first of January 1810, was published, to be completed in Twenty-four Monthly Parts, Part I. price Six Which is an infallible Cure for all Nervous Disorders. -STREET.To Mr. Wer alas, Chemist, Strand, London. No. 31, ALDOATE HIGH Shillings and Six p ence; or for those who may prefer it in Num - Persons in the Country may be supplied on the same Terms as hers, on the following Saturday will be published, Number I, S IR-My Wife was afflicted with a severe NE R. :won, if present, by sending their Orders, with Remittances, to either price One Shilling and Sixpence; to be c om p leted in One Hun- LP VOUS FEVER, attended with a violent beating of the of the above Offices. dred and Four Weekly Numbers, making two very large and heart, lowness of spirits, and a dreadful sick head-ach, which re- COR ; ndered CONTINUATION OF LAFONTAINE'S TABLEAUX De R o MO- several weeks, and would frequently faint and remain in that state laments FAMILLE, &c. &c. DERN GEOGRAPHY, or the NATURAL and PO tin- for a considerale dine; together with a swelling in the neck-all of which gave way to the CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO. - key to, By Colburn, Public Library, Condult-strreet. of he vari- CAL. HISTORYthe PRESENT STATE of the WORLD. 1. T A NOUVELLE ARC A D IE ; ou, L'lnte- By JOHN SMITH, I.L. D. D usin g her illness, I had the advice and attendance of several Me- accom- . I_,, dical Men, who, after trying every means in their power, gave bled to rieur de Deux Familles, par AUGUOTE LAFON- This New Geography will unite as its characteristics, and, In elastreso hour ht resolved her over as Incurable, and I expected every hour would have been TRINE ; 4 tomes, Ms.-2. Elise; oe, Les Polders de Famine, great part, as its peculiar features, at key, f an: , as and th 4 tomes, 5.- .Correspondence ee scot _ mir le risme; 14 9 de Madame La 1. Descriptions of all Countries, compiled from the latest and her last, when I fortunately saw your BALM of QUITO, salver- t useful Marquise Du Deffand avec D'Alembert, Montesquieu, Madame best Authorities in the English, French, German , and Spanish that sized s he t G sho uld Ia s g m7l 7e a trial Courier, therefore to a small bottle of Messrs. Baxter and Co. and gave it accordinir to the di- Le kook De Steal, le Marquis de Argens, &c. &c. 3 tomes, 155.-4. Me- Languages ; and arranged according t o the most proved Me- moires de la .Comtesse de Lichtenau (Maitresse du feu Roi de thods of statistical Writers. an d, onlshin to relate, before she had t Pelisse), emits par elloonerne ; 2 tomes, 108.-s..Memoires, &c. 11. Graphic Representations of the Manners and Characters of rections, ass g . t akes the , Little du Marechal Prince de Ligne, 2 tomes, 10$. . all People, of the peculiar Features of all Countries, and of all whole of the bottle, I perceived a wonderful Change for the bet- those Cities in the World which firm the Metropolis of each se. ter, and by her taking three more bottles, two small and ones 7 mUs" MODERN SU RGERY. parate Kingdom and Empire. half-guinea ones, she recovered her speech and was able to go 111. A Collection of new Maps of all Countries, equal or superior about as usual; and I have no doubt bur that a few more bottles This day was published a new , re vised, and much enlarged edi- to those g iven in an y existing Geography or separate Atlas*. win restore her to her former state of health. You are at liberty üblish this letter for the benefit of others-and am, Sir s your don, illustrated by additional Plates, price 145. in boards, IV. A Pair of Adam's nine-Inch Globes, from new Drawings, to p -...- r I 'HE FIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of which include all the latest improvements and Discoveries, e a. obliged humble servant, MURDOCK M'DONALD. r G EPS -8- SURGERY, Including the latest Improvements and Dis- culated to perfect a System of Geography in every Family and Glasgow, March3o, 1809. P. S. Further particulars may be known, by application to P roves coveries-bcing an Elementary Wolk for Students, and a Book Seminary of Education, now ready for Delivery. nd y for ail of Reference for Practitioners. And with the tvrelfth Monthly Part,orfifty-sece WeeklyNum. Messrs. Baxter and Co. Glasgow. ber, will be given a nine-inch Terrestrial Globe made by Adams, WITHERS'S CORDIAL BALM OF %TEO, which is a on the By SAMUEL COOPER, , and af- Member of the Royal College:of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medical (Mathematical Instrument Maker and Globe Maker to his Mu. most convenient, fide, and Infallible remedy fn} Nervous , Bilious, or:sump- Society of London &c. &c. jegy ;) and, with the 24 th Part, or one hundred and fourth Gouty, and Rheutsuitic Disorders, and even. kind of Debi Sty or mate an Printed for Iticnoao Pansies, London ; and to be had of weekly Number, will be given a correspondg Celestial Globe, ditary,Rdalatical in Persons of Llt.ter Sex, young or old, w h et h er h ere _ don the all Booksellers. 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Bolland, Esq. 'obit Allen Shuter, Esq. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock. 'rickets to be had at the Bar of the Tavern. EDUCATION. LADY, long engaged in the Education of Young Indies, but who had retired to a very pleasant mt 30 miles from Town, where she received only Day desirous of r esuming the conduct of a School ; and a , the same Village being likely to be soon vacant, large for the reception of twelve young Ladies, she wishes ' number, previous to taking it. . of the Drawings and Work of her late Pupils to •• bet. present house,and reference given to some of the first , in the neighbourhood. address left at the STAR Office, Temple-Bar. EDUCATION. T tis FRENCH ACADEMY 4t LEWES, ,tIiSEX, Young Gentlemen are genteelly Boarded and . 'tidy taught French In its greatest purity, Greek, Latin, Writing and Arithmetic, Geography, and the use of nr V. A. RAYMOND and proper Assistants. Twenty-five Guineas per annum.—No entrance B. French I* the only Language allowed to be spoken An, whose health, metals, and Shusakteportruout, f attended to. School will resume its duties afta the Recess, on Monday, / 22, 1810. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Bent, 55, Paternoster-row ; and at 59, St. Martin's-lane, Principal may be spoken to and references had, if to respectable families, whose Sons are now at the Aca , or hays there completed their Education.—Stages to - London cvsry day. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL STREET, January 11, 2810. Spring Courses of the foIIowingLECTUREL given in this School, commence during tie present Month. terminate in May : the hours of delivering them are not to interfere with each other, or with the time . at the Hospital. Chemistry, every Morning, from Eight until Nine o'Clock, Ti' 'Am T. BRA NDE, F.A.S. MAteria Meslica, twice in the Week, from Nine until the Morning, by W/LLIAM T. BRA N DE. F.R.S. and Practice of Physic, by Jon N Cooke, M.D. F. .'hysician to the London Hospital; from Nine until , four Mornings in the Week. Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Surgery, by J. t.sots, F.R.S. front Two until Four o'Clock in the Afternooi Surgery, hy B. C. BROM!, Assistant-Surgeon to St. George from Seven until Eight o'Clock, three Evenings in :oom for Practical Anatomy is open every Morning, . )'Cluck until Two in the Afternoon, under the Direction C. ILSON, and Mr. BRODIE; where a regular Dew of the Dissected Parts is given daily, from One • A Prospectus of each Course maybe had at thellaeatre in Wind at the Houses of the respective Teachers, and r at Booksellers. GERMAN FLUTE. au published, price 7s. 6d. in Folio, a new Edition, with Additions, of .GG's Improved FLUTE PRECEPTO: or, the whole Art of Playing the German Flute Tendert "Y capacity, on principles entirely new. The content a copious set of instructions for a Flute from one a set of Progressive Lessons; Sixty-four Duets in the each of which is preceded by aft easy Prelude, accor ,h an explanatory note, by which the pupil is enabled progressively from the easiest to the most difficult ' ly other assistance; twenty Ariettes; thirty-three her Airs, and a set of Flourishes in the most the whole forming the cheapest and most complete kind extant. --- I '"'don : Printed for, and sold by the Author, N 0.17, ...r.street, Doctors' Commons. N. B. No hook can be depended on except sjgned " J. W' 'rk, in •he title and address. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Bee. great demand for Mr. GREENOU/ LOZENGES of TOLU, after Fifty Years-trial, , aperiority as the most pleasant and effectual remedy Hoatsenesses, Sore Throats, and Defluxions 'ing the Rawness and Soreness of the Breast, - in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consun .lots.—They do not cloy the stomach, but create 1 he Genuine, only, have R. Hayward, printed all others are counterfeits. Mei' are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (Successor the Inventor,) removed from Ludgate-Hill t don : sold also by Newberry's, St. Paul's Church , and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur- Bolton and Tut, Royal Exchange ; and We:IL - Holborn Oxford -street, and the Vendors of Genuine Medici,' United Klarloips, Price Ow USAF 111114