Star.
London, England, 1808-12-20 00:00:00

umBER 6793

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
istIVRESENT EVEMING,DECEMBER gO„i

their Majesties Servants will act the Conic Opsta of
1 TALsE ALARMS; or, MY COUSIN.
Sir Dann Gayland, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Edgar Gayland, Mr. BRAHAM ;
lieutenant MiLarry, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
ow, pat, Mr. BANNISTER; Plod, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Lady Gayland, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ;
canbe ge&y, Miss DUNCAN ; Emily, Mrs. BLAND;
Umbillge, Mrs. SPARKS ; Susan, Miss KELLY.
Loa the play, 11th time, a New Condc pinta, called
LOVE IN A TUB.

Ts which will be added the Dame of
THE MAYOR OF GARRAT.
Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ;
Jerry Savak, Mr. RUSSELL ;
soh Mr. SMITH ; Crispin Heehap, Mr. WEVTITZEIL;
Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HARLOWE.
Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY.
Aratiisow, Venom; with Blue Beard.
oll'awstly, Love fos wth Ella Rosenberg.
corkby, Venoni ; odds Slue Beard.

THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
IS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 20;
will be acted the New Grand Melo-Dramatic Opera of
THE EXILE.
Count Ulrich (the Exile), Mr. POPE ;
Governor of &bode, Mr. MINDEN;
Baron Alltradolf, Mr. LISTON;
Count Calmar, Mr. BELLAMY •
The Patriarch, Mr. CRESWELL%
Daran, Mr. YOUNG.
• The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
globs, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS.
which, for the 4th time, a New Ballet, composed by Mr.
Rossi (gate Ballet-Master to the Opera House), called
THE DOUBLE WEDDING.
With New Scenery, Dresses, Ste.
To which will be added the Farce of
RAISING THE WIND.
betty Diddler, Mr. LEWIS ; Plainwayt Mr. BLANCIiARD ;
Fsinwou'd, Mr. SIMMONS ; Sam, Mr. EMERY;
Latirelia Durable, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Peggy, Miss DE CAMP.
,Temarsw, The Tragedy of Othello.
pa Thursday, Town and Country. On Friday, the Exile.

This day was published,
~.... in Two Volumes, and illustrated with a Map of
and Portugal, price lOs. 6d. boards, a New Edition,
fang- • the 11th), with a new Introduction, of
HE LADY's TRAVELS into SPAIN; or
A General Relation of the Religion, Laws, Commerce,
lion, and Manners of that Country.
.::, . Written by the Countess D'AUNAY,
In A Series of LETTERS to a Friend at Paris.
1.. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

. This day was published. in Two Volumes ave.
Seated by NeW Maps, price ISs. in boards, a New Edition,
, . . being the Fourth, of
ELEMENTS OF GENERAL HISTORY,
Aident and Modern—to which are added, a Table qf
drimigy, and a Comparative View of Ancient and Modern
Hon. ALEXANDER FRAZER TYTLER,
Lord Woodhonselee.
Prised far T. Casiell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Creech,
Idiaburgis

Lately published,
By T. CADELL and W. DAVIE§, Strand;
leaudftilly printed in a PocVitt Volume, price 6s. in beards ; also
istßawr, price 6s. in boards, and in Ducutecimi,price Ss. 6d.
is herds, New Editions of
AN INQUIRY INTO THE DUTIES of the
FEMALE SEX.
• By THOMAS GISBORNE, A.M.
-.,. As above may be bad, by the same Authpr,
la lagvtar into the DuTtres of MEN, in the k' m 1
iii
iiisks of Society in Great Britain, resulting fr their
rer
10.41stiass, Probsions, and Enf)do;ments,lvo fs. ave. Sth edit
4,145. in boards; and all Mr. Gisborne's other Works.

• Lately published,
By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand,
POPULAR ESSAY on the DISORDER fami-
liarly termed a COLD; in which the means of obviating
She various causes, which arc liable, either remotely to contribute
to the production of this complaint, or which more iniknediately
esehe it; together with the most effectual method of removing
it when present, are explained in a manner familiar to every ea-
Tacky; and to which is added, a Collection of approved Receipts
and Observations on the most popeilar Remedies; principally
dnisid is.tbe use of families, and composed with a view of
RlSdning more extensively known the insidious nature of the
dbortbr, which,- to the inhabitant's 'of the variable climate of
qinst Britain, too often proves the bane of health and comfort;
Ind thereby diminishing its frequency, and preventing Its per-
sidous effects.—By E. L. WHITE, Surgeon, &c.
Neatly printed in one volume, price Ss. in boards.

, STERNE'S WORKS—NEW EDITIONS.
:t This day were published,
11111160reellgaipjed in Four Volumes Octavo, embellished with
twenty-six Engravings, from the Designs of Stotbard,Thurs-
tea, and Sachets'', price LI 16s. in boards ; and a frw copies
elepntly printed on Royal Paper, with early impressions of
-the Plates; price .€2 Se. in boards,
THEWORKSofLAWRENCE STE RNEgAi4.
• ilriatsd for J. Johnson, T. Becket, R. Baldwin, A. ptrahan,
lowndes, Wilkie and Robinson, G. Roblimon,Vernor, Hood,
ad Shaqe, J. Walker, WA and Martin; Laekington, Allen,
aid Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; Cadell and Davies,
.1/06401.11.-Lea, Seataberd and Letterman, John leiebandson,
; Black, Parry, and Kingsbury Carpenter;
I.llgiter ; and J. Asperse.
By whom are alto just published,
1. Mother Edition, In' seven pocket volumes, with 16 plates.
hies ii. is.ln boards.
1. Tristram Shandy, printed separate is duce pocket volumes,
sillb Rine plates, price 10s. 6d. in herd,e.
3. The Sentimental Jotirneyairt one pocket volume, with two
14riaaj price 2s. 6d. in boards. '
4. Mr. Sterne's Sermons, in six voluthee, price les. bound. s'
•
CHESTERFIELD TRAVESTIED!!
%day was publhhed, in One Volume, small Octavo, embel-'
liked with ten Caricature Engravings by Rowlandson, from
Drawings by Woodward, price only es. plain, or 6s. coloured;
rHESTERnELD TRAVESTIED ; or Scheo)
for Modern Manners,. Dedicated to George Colman, the
lasegtv, Esq,
" The times are out of joint 0 cursed spite !
• "That ever I was born td net them right." Snarltatstaai•l'
• I.
" The better tart should have before 'em
" A grace, a manner, a decorum !" BoTtes. • ;
_" This Publication, though dedicated to the most celetratisli,,
satirist of the age, seeds not his protection to lashes it, into the
!add, for since thelpen of a But ere Churchill lashed taw W-
INS Of the age, we have not met with so well directed or ninth/
: Prim on the fashionable follies of the day, as Chesterficki Tra-
esdecl, equally abounding with attic wit and eccentric conceit."
.:,itserest :Published by Thomas Trig, No. 111, Chatapskie.
"" Ida by all Booksellers let Greet Britain.

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