Star.
London, England, 1807-03-16 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
1. '0 MORROW EVENING, MARCH 17, 1807,
will be added (for the Bill time) a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BFST?
The principal CharaZers by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr.
Brunton. Mr C. Kemble, Mr. Fawcett. Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da-
is.nport, Mrs. Emery, Mifs Tyrer.
co which will he added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE. _ _ _

This Evening—The New Comedy ; with Mother Gook. I
The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN- I
BRIDGE WELLS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY.
1.? 0 BINSON begs to infotm -the Nobility and Pub-
lt that he is conftantly receiving from his Matuifaetory at
Tunbridge Wells. altrat f.ipply of goods of every defcription in
the above line;coriflfting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back.
gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Mofaic Work ; alfo Work, Writ.
log, Djavving, Neting,and Card Boxes. Card Racks, Ornamented
Bellows, Tea Table's, Chests, and di
es; am
Tbour and Em-
broidiry Frames, Spinning Wheels and Res, all kind of Eurnery
Ware, locc. &c. on the lower!. vans, great allowance made to mer.
shams, and Captains in the Fait and Weft India trade. Every
article made of white wood ft•r Ladies to ornament. Ladies works
varmated without difcolouring, old Tunbridge Ware repaired and
varnished to look like new. AU forts of Englifh and Foreign Per.
foolery: A good afrortment of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls
with Toys and Trinkets of every defcription.—N. B. All the Abbe
Works, with an extenfive colledlion of Inftrudtive
Games. Children's Books, heft White Copal and other Varnifh, fold
for ladies ov.n ufe, at Robinfon's Warehoufe.

DESIRA BLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, READING.
To be 501.. D by PRIVA CONTRACT,
By Mr HAWICES,
AMOST excellent and very fulAtantial DWEL.
LING HOUSE, in which are Seven rxc ...ding good Bed-
chambers, a cheerful hatAfonie Drawing Room, Dining Parlour.
Brelltfalt Room, Study, prop..r Offices, Stabling, Co..ch Houfe.
Kitchen and Yleafure Garden, and foiall Meadow adjoining the
.fame.
A Gcnted Furniffied Dwelling Hour.- to Let (one Concern).
For particulars, apply at the Sr to Office, Temple Bar; and at
Tor. Hawko.'s, Reading.

MAacit 3, 1807.
rrHE GOVERNORS of the LONDON HOS
PITAL fi:. 1 thenifelves called upon to intereft the Public in
glicral in favour f hi. meritorious Ertablaluneut of rTharity. and
11,:pe to expe Hem:. ! '1!•• -al fut.., •rt which the Caufe of the
Poor and '• •at this time.
The lire.! n.tl is a fpaerous and convenient Building, well adapt-
ed to fulffi th ,ntertion of the benevolent Founder s, contai
Eighteen Wards, capable of receiving nearly Four hundred Pa-
tients: only seven Wards can be opened, on account of the low
Rate of the Funds of the Haute.
From the Reports of the Phyficians and Surgeons it appears,
that on every day appointed for the a.!milfion of Patients, numbers
of difireffed Micels apply whore tit. Ate • ::iing Committ. e arc
obliged to refute; they can Wed only the DIA urgent eafes—ffirty
nine miferable Perron& every in t:: bit week feot away—nf there
many aloft fink prematurely vidlints to the Sicknefs or 'Vein@
under which they labour.
This Intlitutiun is fituatel 'n c..a mitill of a molt pipulous
Neighbourhood, in o.hich the Pour at: ...cry numerous, A' 1 opu-
lent RAIL:, nt. but ;ou a high road of great traffic; and in
the diftrial .tafariug part of the community, whole a:Vi-
cation s fur relic: in their niany Carualties are continua! ; and nroft
particularly require and :!el.; ve attention and affiftat•ce. V-for-
innate Surer,: • are receiv,:l at any hour of the day or ,tig;:t x:th-
out °tilt r recurnintil.'a :at than their neceility and dial% te. The
interior arranrement is c nducted on the molt humane and judi-
cious plan. 11.,- 22.0dt:or:al etre cc of opening ALL the Wards.
which would be produnive of loch incalculable benefits to the
Poor, and advantage to the Public, will he (mall. compared with
that attending any new Inßitution. Thc. Building is complete ;
the fcveral Officers and Attendants are appointed ; and except in
the particular of Maintenance, little more than the preterit ex-
pelees will be incurred by the relief of nearly two hundred and fifty
additional Patients.
Thc Public at large benefits greatly from there ufeful Eitablith-
mcms. They are the principal Schools for the formrion of Site.
gcon,, and the belt for Medical Practitioners, fo neceffany to the
Army and Navy, where the want of a fufficient number of fkillul
and well pradtifed Profeifors has long been kverely felt.
When the Governors relied on the advantages to he (cowed by
an affillance diffident for the ['ERMAN EN T ENDOWMENT of this
Charity.and confider the gencrouscompaffian prevalent in a i;
they feel a confidence that every individual, and many Public Bo-
dies, will be happy to contribute in their degree to this pious situ
sfetbl work, and that the. Metropolis will hold forth on this. as on
fo many other oce :lions, a gl •ri.ius example of ufetel beneficence.
Every lienefadtion, however fmafl the amount, will be moil
thankfully accepted for the Hofpital
By Order of the Sp.cial Committee,
THOMAS ROWCROFT, Chairman.
BENEFACTIONS:
Suhfcrlbcd at the Meeting 26th of Feorriary