Star.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

NUMBER 11 084 ]

VAUXHALL

rOSiTIVELY THE LAST NIGHT YThS SEASON.
%THE Proprietors of the Royal Oarless most re-
it. Epect fuolly announce, that VALIPIIIALL POSI-
r 1 VEIN C I •OS E for the SEASON TO-MORROW BUN-
N G, FRIDAY, the 30th instant, with
A MOST MAGNIFICENT GALA,

Cmnbining all the Grandeur and Brilliancy, of the Splendid
sc.usetnents of the Three Royal Gale, and the former Grand
•, s, which have been the admiration and astonishment of
ke:;;.:!ited Thousands.

The Gardens on tbis occasion will be most superbly Illumi-
•.ated with nearly Twelve Thousand additional Lamps, in ap-
°,--opriate forms and devices.
The Two Rope Prodigies, viz. Longuemare on the Tight
Rope, and 13ellinck on the Slack Rope, will go through their
wonderful evolutions, which draw down nightly from thousands
thunders of applause ; and it is probably the last time Juan Bel-
linck, the King of all the Devils, ev.: can be seen to so great*
an advantage in London, there htiag no other place of amuse-
ment capable of giving effect to his astoidshing exploits. He
will fly through a 'Balloon on fire, surrounded by Fire-works;
and his Son, the Infant Devil, will also take several surprising
flights on the Slack Rope.
The' two Families of Belllnck and Longuemare will each
Dance on Stilts, in grand style ; and the elegant Longuemare
will make his wonderful Ascent on the Rope in the midst 44 the'
most brilliant part of the magnificent Fire Works of the cele-
brated Signior Mortram.

The Beautiful Heptaplasiesoptron, for the last time, will be
exhibited, as it must be taken down directly the Season termi-
nates. The Cosmorantas, French Theatre, Grand Sub-marine
Cave and Water Works, Hydraulic Exhibitions, &c. &c. &c.
as before.

%I' Admission 3s. 6d.— -Doors open at Half-past Seven. Con-
cert commences at Eight.

p- Numerous extra Police are appointed for this evening.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Custom-House, DOVER, on WEDNESDAT; the llth.of
September, 1822, at Eleven &Clock precisely,

91HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
in sundry Lots, viz.
r Home Consumption, at not less than the Import Duties.
l Box ,Machinery and Tools Wounds Chocolate.
fcr the Cotton Manufac- 9 Pair Stuff and Leather
tones, sundry Hardware, Shoes.
r.r.d other Articles. 5 Leghorn Bonnets.
1 13,ix,, containing Bobbin 450 Derni Pieces Cambric.
Carriages for the Cotton 2 Woollen Shawls.
31artfactor!es. 5 Woollen Reticules.
51 Mvisical Snuff Boxes. 3 Worked Muslin Dresses

19 MeJals.
Pieces Silver, weight 47
Ounces.
, Time Pieces.
5 Opera Glasses.
Pounds Rubies (rough)
•15 Bead Purses.

15 Worked Musliu Caps:
9 Cambric Handkerchiefs.
61 Yards Worked Muslin.
182 Yards Silk Lace.
58 Yards Thread Lace.
1 ' Silk Lace Veil.
ir Bottles Cologne Water.

Bead Reticule.
2 -AledAllions.
Pounds Bugle Seed.
18 Pieces China Ware.

Fiddle Strings.
11 Baskets,
.53 Toys and Toy Boxes.
14 Fans.

About 5000 Paper Prints, 60 Pictures, and a Quantity of
E-Yiks, Maps, ikc. great part of which; if sot. producipg the
Juries, will be immediately offtr.:d for Exportation.

FOR EXFOLIATION :

89 Coloured Prints. 7 Plain Drawings.
3:f.0 Plain Prints. 2 Pictures.
30 Yards Paper Hangings. 4 Bottles Cordial Water.
3101 Yards Thread Lace. 41 Glass Tumblers.

The Goods to be viewed (in Office Hours) the two preceding
Days, and on the Morning of the Day of Sale.
A deposit of £2.5 per Cent. will be required.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

THE LONDON MEDICAL and PHYSICAL
JOURNAL, to be published on the Ist of September,
will contain Original Communications from John Shaw, Esq.
en a Case of Disease of the Larynx mistaken for Stricture of
tile (Esophagus; from Dr. Gregory, inclosing a Correspondence
with Dr. Jenner on Small Pox after Vaccination ; S. D. Brough-
ton, Esq. on a Case of Lateral Curvature of the Spine, cured by
keeping the Patient in a recumbent posture; R. W. Bampileld,
Do. his Reply to the Reviewers of his Paper on Variola
.n,14 Varicella ; Dr. John Adam on the Cholera Morbus; Ito-
le.r; Swallow, Esq. on the Treatment of Carbuncle with
i:,tharotics ; Dr. Kinglike on a Case of Strictured CEso-
phagus, terminating in Death by Starvation ; lia-
warden, Esquire, on the Czsarean Section, said to have
been performed on Jane Foster in 1793; F.. Bush, Esq. on the
common Syringe with a flexible Tube, as applicable to the Re-
moval of Opium and othe-r Poisons from ti.a Stomach ; and Re-
marks on Mr. Gilder's Case of Vaccine Disease and Measles
existing at the same time in the same IndividuaL This Number
of the Journal will also comprise a Selection of Cases of Poison-
ing by Opium, and the Modes of Treatment ; also Critical Ana.
lysis of New Works on the. Nerves, &c. and of the Treatises on
the Yellow Fever, by Gerardin, Larrcy, and Rachoux; besides
Bibliographical Notices; Quarterly Reports of Diseases; com-
prehensive Medical Intelligence, &c. &c.
London : Printed for J. Souter., 73, St. Paul's Church-yard.