Star.
London, England, 1808-01-14 00:00:00

iv,,BER 59201
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vATRE ROTAL, DItURY•LABUL

---titESENt. EVENING, JANUARY 14,
will be acted the e Opera og:
THE'DUENCondNA. •
joie; Mr.- Mathews ; Ferdinand, Mr. Kelly ; Carlos,
litmori Isaac Mendoza, Mr. Dowton ; Clara, Mrs.
bila;
• - ; Louisa, Mrs. Mathews ; the Damns, Miss. Pope. '
As.,o 11.• will be introduced the fayettrite Song of " Just
;woe," by Mr. Braham.
tom' (for the lath time) a New Grand and Comic Panto-
mime, called
fIT
RIBOND; or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO.
- • Nero, Mr. Hartland; the Litte Clown and Halle-
Irk (with a Pas Seul), Master Laurent `and the Clown, Mr.
Calunibine, Mrs. Sharpe.
ilittfrow The Busy Body ; with the New Pantomime.
y, the Comedy of Al in the Wrong.

THIRD TIME.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
S ?RESENT EVENING, JANUARY 14,
rk performed a New Historical Drama, in Three Acts,
00004 called
THE WANDERER •
Or, THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY.
vootire and Music composed by Mr. Davy and Mr. Russell.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Brunton.
me Amapa Characters by Mr. C. Kernble, Mr. Pope, Mr.
Blanchard, Miss Smith, and Miss Norton.
use of Soldieri., Fishermen, and Villagers.
Dim I. a New Ballet, incidental to the Drama, composed
by mr. Bologna, jon. to be performed by the Misses Adams,
od the Corps de Ballet.
Epilogue to be spoken by Miss Norton.
ittridirk will be performed (for the 16th time), a new Panto. •
mime, called
HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT ;
Or, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, AND AIR.
et The New Drama of the Wanderer; or, the Rights of
having been again received with unbounded applause
ZiltellsatT ion, by a brilliant and overflowing audience, will be
preel,with the New Pantomime of Harlequin in his Element ;
girt, Water, Firth, and Air, every evening till further notice.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
GREAT WINDMILL-STREET.
R. WILSON will begin the Spring Course of
his Lectures, on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PA-
riIOLOGY,, and SURGERY, on Tuesday next, January 19,
itwo o'clock in thc afternoon.
Practical Anatomy, and Anatomical Demonstrations, in the
kepi, as usual, under tile direction of Mr. Wilson and Mr.

NEW MEDICAL REVIEW.
atheist of February will be published, No. I, price 2..6d.
(To be continued Quarterly) of
THE LONDON MEDICAL• REVIEW.-
11 The object of this publication is to analyze and criticise
!ribs( primary importance in Medicine, Surgery. and the coil:L-
ot/Sciences. AMernplediaetrision of controversial subleota, and
titivation introduction of original matter, will form its peculiar

Wan..
Tbeneceisity each s wont must be obvious—its.ntility meta
lepreportioned to the abilifitsof its execution--its merits must be
ktermined by time. .
lath Number will contain a correct list of ihe Medical Publi-
Was of the preceding quarter.
Ptintedfor Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orate, Paternoster-row.

Speedily will be published,
Y Thee Velma Octavo, illustrated with a great Number of

Plates,
THB CHIMPICAL WORKS of the late
1. PERCTV4L POTT, E. R. S. A new Edition, containing
Ms lanCocrectiseei With Notes, and a short Account of the Life
of tht-Awhor.
By Sir JAMES EARLE, F. R. S.
Surgeon Extraordinary to the. Sing..
Printed for J. Johnson ; Scatcherd and Lederman ; John Rich%
' n; James Richardion; Longman; Horst, Rees, and Orme ;
and Davie., ;1. Callow ; B. Crosby and Co. ; R. Schnicy ;
.0O3; and W. Gract.
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TO MIN Of FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES.
GENTLEMEN'S tit thes continue to be made
Jie await:est elegant and fashionable manner, and in that
*approved style! of cutting which has given universal satis-
);: the Nobility and Gentry, by DIKIAICHSEN and
ta
Taylors,
at No. Cs,,:linthbone-place, London (the lat-
eleretefore Foreman to, Mr., Alen). They. also make young
hetheastes Suits anti Hussai.Dresses in the most tasteful and
kant ferin. Country Residents may be inftirMed how to send
itir measure per Poo.
Regimentals, Court Dresses, Moral .',lttiorms, Leather Breech-
', Liveries ttc. '

~,* ' .._.. • kTd.T.E.ANI) CITY.
Ntrs4; earibil la No. 9, Charing Crovi.
r 13ISH ieeCmimends the Scheme of the STATE
L. LOTTERY, ai it has more than double the Number of
*AI Prizta,smithore than -double the number of other Prizes
In rere contained in the late Principal and Supplementary Lot-
mall aided logether,,riz. .. •
3 of ..E.120,000 `-'0 of L.lOOO
S - 10,000 130 - 500
4 - 5,0041 &c. Sac. &e.
ng above Capitals are all floating, and there is no fixed Prize

.... whatever.
talerrY Lori. zits- , of Substantial Freehold Houses, dischar-
t4 of Land Tai, contains the following Capital Prizes :
I of . L. 2.5,000 I 7 of L. 4,000
I - 7,000 6 3,000.
~.. . ........... 6,000 1 2,000
'flans and Shares for both the State and City Lotteries are sell-
I * Mat moiety at the above Offices, where 38 Capital Prizes
we Shared and Sold in the last year.
'.' Sthemeyvith particular of each Lottery to be had gritisf
Of& 4, Cornhill,No. and 9, Charing Cress.
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GREAT' ADVANTAGES !!
Ulna( Ticxers at Sixteen Shillings a Tlcliet cheaper than
at other Offices, at
[WARNER'S, No. 16, CORNIITLL, who submits
• the following. Statement of Prices, that the Publiemay see
Munich they save in buying aids Office.
WAINER'S PRICERY • OTHER Ot'FICE.' Pete). S.
!kin ......... £2O 17 0 Ticket
131 ....... 10 12 0 Half
1
10 15 0
Quarter ter ......... S 6 0 1 59 0
, ........ . 2 13 0 Eighth
carnith ......... 1 7 0 Sixteenth
:rI Tickets ... 712 0 City Ticket,
THE STATE. LOTTERY
Begings Drawing MARCH Bth, 180 R. .
flusins an astonishing Number of Thousand Pounds and
kVilusired Pounds Prizes; in addition to as many Great Ca-
ss was usual in former Lotteries of 60,600 Tickets, as
in the following rich List :
of
0 X 20,000 1 20
4 ...... 10,000 30
...... 5,000 45
&c. &c. &C.
nits% for the GRAND CITY LOTTERY in Variety.
' 'were, (Post paid), containing Orders enclosing Bank Notes,
Wi
Orders, or short-dated Bills, will be treated the same lvtitent.
I New,
Agents, for short-dated Bills supplied with Shares on
"111115662414 r Tenn s---Letters, postpaid, duly answered. .

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