Star.
London, England, 1812-01-18 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY IS,
will he performed,
THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST.
Count de Valmont, Mr. YOUNG ;
Paron Longueville, l
Mcr. EGERTON ; Florian, Mr. TONES;
L'Eair, Mr. LISTON.
Geraldine, Miss S. BOOTH; Rosabelle, Mrs. LISTON;
Envois, the unknown Female, Mies SMITH.
After which will be perforated, the New Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ;
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH.
On Monday, Cato.
Ou Tcesday, The Knight of Snowduun.
On W'tdae.day, The Revenge.
On 'I hurstlay, The .S:mngt•r.
On Friday, The Comedy of Errors.
On Saturday, The Merchant of Venice.
A new Grand Operatic Drama has been long in preparation,
enj will be immediately produced.

LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY, IVHDDLESItX HOSPITAL.
DR. ME RR INIAN *ill eonmeacepis nett Coarse
of LECTURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of
NUDWI}EitY, and on FEMALE and INFANTILE DIS-
LV4.7.j. the Middlesex Hospital, on Monday, the 20th of
January. at Ten o'C lock In the Forenoon.
Particulars may be learnt at Dr. Merriman's House, No. 9,
curzon•street, May-Fair; and of Mr. Clayton, Apothecary to
the Hospital.

LECTURES ON SURGERY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND
PATHOLOGY.
R. A. CARLISLE, F.R.S. Professor of Ana-
tomy in the Royal Academy, and srgton to the West-
rains:er Hospital, will begin his COURSE ut LECTURES on
the An and Practice of SURGERY, and the Sciences connected
therewi.h, on WEDNESDAY, January 22d, at scour o'clock
in the Evening, at his House in Soho-Square.
The Introductory Discourse is open to all Professional Stu-
lents, and the Subject to be continued on Mondays, Wednes-
dris, and Fridayi, a: the same Hour.
'1 he Diseases and Accidents allotted to the Province of Sur-
trt will be amply treated of, and illustrated by Cases from the
I.rvtur,r's Esperience.—A compendious View of the Animal
Economy will be adduced to illustrate the several Processes of
Thiene, and of Recovery.
The Operations of Surgery, and the Anatomy of the affected
parts, a-e to be demonstrated.

VIAZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock-Brokers,
; speettuty the Public* that Ticse ra and Sfintes
far Life en.inag Lo.z-ny, are now oar 3cle at their Office, No. 93,
wider the ROYAL Ere ti A NGE, Loudon.
The SCHEME contains
- - Prizes of - - 420,000
• 2 - of - - • 090
2 - - pr - - - 4,000
6 . of - - - 1,000, &co
The whole to be Drawn the tist. et JANUARY.
M Letter, post paid, duty answered, and OnJons from the
Constry,accompanied with Reminauce; attended to by return
of iwt.

DIEU MiI_4DAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY
iviENTY 1 HOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS THE
DFAWINu OF THE s FATE LOTFERY BEGINS AT
NINZO'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING MORNING.
ONLY 12,00/1 TICKETS.
£2l 5 0 a will Gain - 1.20,000
10 18 0 - will Gain - 10,000
SlO 0 - will Gan - 5,C00
216 6 - will Gain - 1,-,500
I 8 6 - will Gain - . 1,1150
B.BISH solicits your immediate commands at
• No. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARINGCROSS, and
hues to be equally fortunate to adventurers as it, the Two law
Lute:les, wh:a kc sold the following 'rickets in Shares :
1,19 a - Class A C 16,000 1,853 - Class A - 52,000
:.343 - C 15,000 1,833 - B - 5,000
3,263 - A - 5,000 2,025 - C - 1,000
71 - A - 3,000 1,852 • A - 5000
&c. &c. &.c. .

NEW STATE-LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 1, CORNHILL.
pIDDING and Co. return their grateful thanks for
4i the past favours of their Friends and the PO lie, and respect-
tally solicit a continuance of them for the NEW YEAlles LOT-
TERY, which will be drawn Llst of THIS MONTH; and con-
tains numerous Prises of sEiO,OOO, x 6,000; £5.,000, £l,OOO,
f5OO, &c. &c.:—It is almost superfluous to add, that as the pre-
sent LOTILLY Act directs that the Original Ticket, of every '
lion her divided into Shares, stall be deposited with the R ivrr-
General at the Stamp-office, and is liable to be detained there
aril the Holders of the Shares shall have been paid,.—it is maid-
an de re is now the same security for Advestorers at a New
Office, ts T. any of Vie Old ones, and it is obvious there is m-
oldy the dame Chanre.—That being indisputably the fact, and
all Co elideaVOl:tEare omitted to give satisfaction, Pi DOING'S (ACC
1V11(by corsi,lerate Persons) not be thought less entitled to their
Frei:Tyne, when they are infwrmed that it conduces to the lie-
'4' of P.'s large family of •I 'RN Children —No. 1, Coes:KILL

THE great and unrivalled Success that has for
many yvari attended the Old Offices of
MR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
No. 97, Coantitti, I No. 38, HATMAIIIKRT,
No.ll,llotecrt4 No. 2b9, STRAND,
Ar.d a New Office,
No. 141, Osroan-sTwerr,
Raving sold in one year, eight Prizes of £20,000; in one tot-
iir7, t!02,(.00 out of .E 200,000; including three Prizes of
af.20,000, and No. 2,570, X 40,000; also in las: Lattery.
Be. 1,99:1 (A) 42,000 No. 1,745 (C) Zl,OOO
1,745 (C) 1,000 Besides several of 500
4,025 (B) 1,000 &a: acc.
In the latter part of which many of their Friends were asap- •
pctinted, obliges them to request an early purchase in the small
clie of 12,000 'Tick, ts, an to draw the 2tet inst. containing
2 Prize. of :C.10,000 I 2 Prizes of £4,000
2 Ditto 6,000 I 2,402, .e. 20 up to 1,000
Crei.4l3 nearly tetrad to I.overies that have had twice the number
et 'rickets. J. SIVEWPIGHT, Me Surviving Peruser.
Who reflects with pleasure, be long Since guarded the Public
lialas the deceptive use of their firm. His concern for those who
st.fiered by ant attending to it obliges him ta renew the caution.

MIDDI.ETON, Pocket-book andßlack Lead
• Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the
Original Manufactory, No. tnt, Strand, opposite Newcastle-
'net, begs leave to recommend to 'the Public his GENU IN F.
BLACK 1.L.1D PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been
for more than fifty years universally acknowledged; and Pencils
for.bacing in colours, of a late invention. To distinguish his
Nude from Counterfciu, the mark which fleas batmerly only
Moldleten, is time; changed to N. Middleton, and the direction,
Nn. 162, Strand, London, stamped on each pencil. An extensive
assortment of Poeiet-books and I hread-cases, elegantly mounted
goldoi;ver, and plain. The Poll.° and Royal Repollitolllll,
Ll/4c. and all the different sorts of Alstscaacks. A complete
atiortment of 'Eravel'ing, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentle-
mea's pocket Commodes, containing every article for shaving
and dr`l'sinS; portable Writing and Dressing-desks and Boxes,
in
mz.nozary, satin wood, leather, &c. Writing Paper, extra cane
pens, Sae Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of
stnionsty ; potable and Counting-house Letter-copying Met-
thi,,es. 'these machines, by which writing may be expeditiously
a.ul dearly copied, are brought 'by N. Misklieton to the ut-nost
perfection, and cr.mptiscd in a mahogany case, Which forms a
complete desk; sonuso small as to be old* grestest convenience
to those who travel; *thou of a size and form to SOIWCT the pur-
poses of a complete Seeretaits. A large asecemeog of gaga"'
alid all kinds of line cutlery.