Star.
London, England, 1802-11-08 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDRN.
TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 9,
I will be prefented the New Comedy' calkd
AY
DELS AND BLUNDERS.
Tec Principal Cbseadters by
Mr. LEWIS,
Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. MURRAY,
• tr.EMERY, Mr. SIDDONS, Mr. DAYINPORT, 81. c.
Mrs. LFTCHFIELD, Mrs. HJOHNSTON,
Mrs. H. SIDDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS.
The Prologue :o be fpok en by Mr. BRUNTON.
win.:b will be added the Grand Pantomime Drama, is
Two Parts, called

PEROUSE.
This Esethar—The Cabinet; with The Prifoner at Large.
Wtdnefilay, the Man of the World; with Pero&.
0, Timidly, Delays and Blunders ; with Lock and Key.
On friday, the Cabinet; with Love-a-la-Mode.
0, situniay,Delaysand Blunders; with (firft time) a New
skioDrame, in Two Ads, called A Tale of Myftery.

rASHIONABLEDANCINGby Mr-ALLEN,
rintrly Taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age,
who have never 'cunt this accompliflament, or not in. the im-
craved modern ftylc, at No. i 9, Shorrard-ftreet, Golden lquare,
and No. to, Great Mk-Brett, Goodman'a-field•.-They arc
Toga on a plan particularly calculated for chafe to whom it
an objed to acquire it expedidnufly, privately, and in the
fuft ftvk Munn.
forcoacrs, Officers, and Country Readents, who may with
t 4 km in a fcw days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the
liJaie, and receive conftant inftradtlon.
The Sded Weekly Affisnblies "are every Monday, the Band
castled 4 Mr. Taylor; none but Subfcribers adniitted,
owe bat people of refpeaa'llity can fu:,feribe ; refuedtable
Schools and Families, if not diltant from town, regularly at-
tended oo the ufual conditions, and inftrudted in every elegant
mpifite of modern Dancing.

NEW MUSIC.—Tbis day was publiihed,
By C 141411171 and Co. N0..16, C. -pfide.
THE Popular SONG, " Once Happy in a
Putrid Home," as Sung by Mrs.H.SIDDON3, in the
hmarite Comedy of DELAYS and BLUNDERS; with the
DUET, as Sung by Mr. FAWC.ETT and Mr. biIUNDEFf,
Fire is. 6d.
Alto, CLIMINTI'S Sonatas for the Piano Forte, Op. 40,
Book sit, price Es.

This day was publiihed, Price as.
THOUGHTS ON THE LATE GENERAL
ELECTION, as demonftrathe of the PROGRESS of
JACOBINISM.
By JOHN BOWLES, Efq.
Printed far Airington., Richardfons, Faulder, Cobbett and
Morgan, and Hatchard.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, price as. 6d.

The Foirth Edition of
REFLECTIONS at the CONCLUSION of the WAR.

TO BE COWFINUED MONTIM.Y.
This day was publiihed, price sa• 6d. neatly printed in nave,
em Supafine Wove Royal, No. VIL of
THE MONTHLY REGISTER, embellifind
with a View of the Seraglio, Conftnotinople. and a Plan
ei fonte propokail alterations for the Improvement of the City
of London. The Sir preceding Numbers, contain Twelve
highly killed Engraviap cd—Windfor Caltle.—TheLouvr.
Hampton Court—The Marble Palate, St. Peteriburgb—War-
wick Cafik--the Efeurialm—Tbe Tower of Loadoti—Codea
Blaufb, Nindoftan—Somerfet Houfe—Monte Cavallo, at
lterne—Kenfmgorn Palace—and St. Cloud. The Work con-
Us of Sketches, frilitoeisal and Arehitedural, on the preced-
ing fpiuidid Edifices; Effays and Critiques on 'Claffi,:al Sub-
iecle, Belles Lettres, Philolophy, &c. Genealogical liiitorks
of Noble Families ; Biographical Stridures ; Literary, Philo-
iopltical, and Mifeellaneous Intelligence; Analytical Sketches
Sf Eneah and Foreign Books; Polities ; Accounts of the Pro-
per, of great Public Works, foreign and donseftie ; Early No-
tice of an new Publications; Correa Reports Of important
Cafes In Commercial Law; Tahles of the London Markets, of
die Stocks, and others of permanent utility ; Striftures on the
Veterinary Art; *lreful Informs you on-Commerce, Arta, Ma-
im:saves. and Agrkuittiro ; • Topographical and Statiftical
Obfavadons; Provincial Occurrences; and generally of what-
ever attracts public attention.
?abated at the agent:Jr/0111m No. 'l2, Fleet- ftrect, and
fold by aU Saadi:llas in the: United Kingdom.
This day was alto publiihod, price as. 6d.
NoV. of a New Series of die Rarnarroar of ARTS, MA-
Ri/ACTURIGS, and AGRICOLTIMIL

CAIIPAIGI4 IN EGYPT.
This day was publifhed, elegantly printed in 4M.
Price Two Guineas in boards.
A few Copies oa fine Royal Paper, with early Imprcifions
of the Plates, price Three Guineas,
(Dedicatedly perinatal to Earl C save HO
Illultrated by a large and accurate Plan of Valetta in the !Band
of Malta, its Harbours, Fortlficadons, and Dependencies;
View of Fort Manuel and Port of Marfamoket, with Fort
Tigne; View of Fort Ricafoll, the City of Valetta, and part
of Greple ; View of Ricafoli, the Cattle of St. Ange'o, Bur
Mob, and the Point of Ifola ; View of Valetta, and the For-
tifications on the Marfamnfeet Side of the City Poim
St Ekno ; View of the Fortifications and the Fro raise to
Valetta, from the Floriana Side ; View of the City of Valetta,
with Part of the Grand Harbour ; View of Cadiz as it ap-
peared from his Majelly's !hip Hector on the sth of o,lober,
am. Plan of Siarmoricc, with the Soundinp in the Har-
bour, by Capt. j. Edmonds, R. N. "
A JOURNAL of the FORCES which failed
from the Dowse in April zBOO, on a Secret Expedition
adder the Command of Major General (now Lima:runt Ge-
semi) PIGOT, till their arrival in Minorea; and continued
through all the fubleganit Tracfadions of the Army under the
Command of the Right Hoe. General Sir RALPH A BER-
C'ROMBY, K. B. in the MEDITERRANEAN and EGYPT;
and the latter Opendons to the Surrender of Alexi:(llK* and
the easopiete Evaemitioa of Egypt by the French, under the
Coaunand uf Lieotenaut Geoerof I •ord lIN2O N K B.
with a particular Account of Malts during the time it sirAu fub •
set to the Brig& :overnman, fee.
by £NEAS ANDERSON, Lieut. gnth Regt.
PAW fur J. Debrett, oppofitc Burlinton 1 sAfe,Plectally.

To SPOILTSMEN and GEN TLE MEN of FORTUNE.
SOUTH OP DEVON.
TO BE SOLD IN FEE, wish immediate poffcifion

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THE Manoror Lord!hip of WEAR, three miles
from Exeter, with capital and Spacious Manfion, moll
admirably elevated in a rich and extenfive Park, cum- ,
manding the molt pieturefque Views of Sea and Land,
principal Drawing and Eating Rooms, 36 feet by a 4 feet
each, (mallet do. and do. Btoakfail.room, &c. ouniarous and
fpacious Bed and Draw-rooms, extaifivi and well propor-
tioned Ofilets, Stabla, and Gardens, rich Lands, Farms,
Fiiu-
rries, fie, &c. The foil and climate molt pleafing and health-
fu , excellent neighbeyarhood, good roads, with numbcrlefs
ot:aer adVantag, s, which will appear when viewed.
Alto the Mailer Manton of Mount Wear, on the Banks
of the Ear with good Gardens, Offices Lands, &c. &e.—
Wear, or Mo tat Wear, may be purchafed fepatately, with
more or leis of their refpedive Lands.
Price of the whole Property Forty-five Thoufand Pounds,
for whien a proper Intereit will be foondo—information will
be given to Principles only, by. W. Spica, the Owner.

ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES.
'lO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mr. Marriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale,
._ .

On Tittirfday the nth cif Novembetv tBoa, precifely at Four
o'Clock in the Afternoon---fubjeti to fuch Conditions as will
then and there be produced, and in fuch Lots as may be
agreed upon at the time of fall,
EIGHTEEN ORIGINAL
SHARES of tool. .
4-4 each. and the Half of one other Inch Share in the Roch-
dale Canal Navigation.
Further particulars may be known byapplying to Mr. Hamer,
Attorney at Law, in Rochdale.

OLAMORGANSHIRE.
CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.

T---- ---- - -
0 be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Bear-Inn,
at COWBRIDGE, on Tacklay, the 7th day of Decem-
ber, nos, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
The following Lots of Timber.
, No. 38s Oaks, with 46 Cyphers; and
Lot 1..(A.)N0. 807 Alb, with 337 Cyphers.
N S NO. 670 Oaks, with s 9 Cypher; and
Lot Id—(D" INo. 265 Afh, with so Cyphers.
N S No. 605 Oaks, with 48 Cyphers; and
Lot 3,..t/C., INo. tat Alb, with is Cyphers.
Lot 40—(D.) No. 566 Oaks with 19 Cyphers; and
No. 3z Alb, with 3 Cyphers.
~ N S No. 348 Oaks, with z 7 Cyphers; and
Lot 57,-,('—' iNo. 191 Alb.
Lot 6.—(F.) No. 171 Oaks, with 3 Cyphers ; and
.
INo. Lso Afh, with 3 Cyphers.
La 7.--(G*) . 66 Ath
1
N 00.582 Oaks, with z 9 Cyphers; and
N
No sot Oaks, whh 3 Cypher; and
144 1-L) No. 9AC
The above Timber stands in the adjoining parifhes of Lan-
dough and St. Mary Church, near the town of Cowbridge,
and within about three miles of the port of Aberfhaw, to which
there is a found level road in cseelient repair ; and will be !hewn
by Wiliam Gwyn, Farmer, at the village of St. Mary Church
Mfo, to be Sold by Audilon,
At ths Talbot Arms, at SWANSEA, on Friday the lOth day
of December, tilos, at three o'clock in the afternoon,
_ ... The following Lots of 'limber
Lot I. No. 1043 Oaks with 48 Cyphers, Luling on Cefn
Gorwydd Farm and Tir Baffett, in the Patifh of Longli.r, with-
in one mile of a navigable rivor,about two miles of the port of
Lougher, and four of that of Swanfea, to which there are good
reads --This Lot will be thewn by Mr. Griffith Gibb, Farmer,
on the Prernifes.
Lot. 11. No. 361 Oaks, with so Cyphers, (Landing at Hen
Park Wood, in the parifh of Oyftermouth, within about one
mile-of the Severn feaoutl four or therm of Sw.infea, to which
there are alto rod roads.-Phis lot will be (hewn by Walter
Wilkins, of Brinmoyle Mill, near the Premifea.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Griffith Llewellyn, at Raglan
Hall, tsar Heath, GLimorganthire.—(One Property.) .

NEW MEDICINE ACT,
Which took place on the zlt of September, 1802.
Dr. BRODUM tikes this public method, to acquaint his
Agents and the Medicine Venders in general, that from the
above date the followingalteratioa will takeplace in refped to
DT.BR ODU NI'S BOTANICAL SY RU P,RIIBISTORATIVE NE R-
VoOS CultDl AL, ViZr—The large fize Bottles (which contain
the quantity of five fmall ones), will be fold for zos. which
requires a 2s. Stamp ; the middle fize Bottle (which contains
in quantity equal to at fmall ones), will bcibid for zoo. and
I will require a is. Stamp ; the filial' Bottle will be fold for Ss.
and will alfo require a is. Stamp. The public will obferve
that there is a living of 81. in purchafing the large fize Bottle,
and a laving of 4s. in the pnrchafe of a middle fize Bottle.
• This day was publiihed, price 35. 641.
A New Edition of
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AGUIDE TO OLD AGE ; or a Cure for the
Indffcretions of Youth. Wherein are laid dawn the means
to obtain a radical Cure for Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Con-
fumptive Complaints, &c. &c. with an Effay on Venereal Com-
plaints, Gleets, and Seminal Weakneffes, and a certain deltrue-
tire habit of a fecret nature.--Neither Single nor Married of
both fees, mould be a moment without having this publica-
tion in their poffeffion.
The high eftimation in which this Work is held by the pub-
lic, its great utility, and the unprecedented Pale it has met with,
is fully proved by the following teftimony :
I hereby &di), that I have printed Thirty Thoufand of
Dr. BItODUIetODIDI to OLD Ant, Since its firft publication.
" J. W. MYERS, Printer."
1 acknowledge that iny late brother, J. W. Myers, printed
for Dr. ISIODUIII thirty thoufand volumes, called" GUIDE to
OLD Am " and to which my late brother Signed his name.
. Winds my hand this nth of January, dor.
W. RODEN, N 0.2, Paternoiter.row.
Signed in the prefence of W. LEWIS.
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The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial, to be
had at the Dodtor's houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from
the Leverean Marcum Surrey ftde of Blaehfriars-bridge in
bettksat 21. I. 6d. ,
and 6a. od. (duty included) at Withers'
(late Cockell's) Medicine Warehoufe, 29a, Strand; W. Bulgin,
Printer and Bookfeller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3,
lArinc-ftreet ; who has received a large and frefh fupply; Thump-
fon and Mills, Cattle-ftreet ; Browne, Tolzey; C. Routh.
Bridge-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Brritol; Meyler and Crut-
well, Bath; Mars. Goadby, Sberborne ; Mr. Raikes, Giou-
cefter ; Mr. Train, Worcefter : Mr. Trewman, Exeter,
Swinney, Birmingham ; Spilibury and Co. Mary-ftreet, Dub-
lin •, andriy all Printers, Bookferien, and Venders .f Medicines
In the Three Kingdoms.

It wilt be necefl ry the Donor should fee inch Patients as are
afilidted with Desfnefs or Lofs of Sight, br fend their Cafes by
letter or parcel, to the Dodor (port or eartiage paid) with his
otos! Pee--The Medicines may be had everyday.
A 211. Bottle contains equal wily! WO ones.
*4; To thole Ladimind Gentlemen bordering es the Bate,
of Matrimony, the Dodtor would particularly recommend the
Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of
•Hyrnrn, wfio areln the froalleft degree apprekenfive of the Syf
tern not being entirely found, or (skit* to robsisioar of the
, was.

EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY.

Reigate, O.R. is, t 8,32.
ADEPUTATION from the Committee for the
Ititended EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAII.-
WA V, through the Counties of Surrey, Suast, and Hants, ts
the Sea Coaft, having this Day attended us, with Mr. Jeffap's
Report. .ind the Plans and S'etaions for part of the faid pro-
poled Line. and to communicate to us the utility of the Gine:
We, the Magiltrates affenibled at the Petty Stilirsis held
here this Day, do hereby give Notice, That a Public Meeting
will be held at the Swan Inn, in Reigate, en Thefday, the 9th
Day of NOvemher nest, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to
take the above Plan into Confidrration, when it is hoped the
Noblemen and Gentlemen interefted therein will give their at•
dance. ROBERT HUDSON,
ROBERT LADBROKE,
CHARLES- BIRKHEAD,
HYI.TON JOLLIFFF.,
WM. JOHN JOLLIFFF-
i

JOANNA SOUTHCOTT, the Propheteft of
9 Exeter, have (for fame years) been warning the World of
what is approaching. Bat few have believed the report, " for
unlefs ye fee figns and wonders ye will not believe, until fuddcn
deftrudtion come upon you." But slaw co be clear from the
blood of all men, I warn tie W,rld at large. 1 was vifited by the
Loan the:l;V7 sontb in tla year t 791. And the firil month in
the year 1203, the firft day In that month 'old fl.fte), my srs, L•
RD WRITINGq muft he brought forward, that the TRUTH may
Sc proved. I have laid in my writings lam the woman in the
a tell chapter of the Revelations, mentioned in theAfverfe ; fo
my writings mu% he proved the fir/1 month in the twelfth ear.
I have repeatedly fent letters to the Rev. Mr. Pomeroy, of Exe-
ter, from 1 796 to iSoo, of events to t tke place, and the truth
has followed. I have alto written to the Rev. Archdeacon
Moore, of Heavy tree, near Exeter, and to the Rev. Chancellor
Nutcombe, of Wcft Morchard, near Exeter. All there letters
will be in print, with their names, whey, the truth of my wri-
tings are proved; if either of there Divines ibc uid th'nk it im-
proper to fee their letters, with their Name! its print (whiz/. ste
LoaD has c MMUIId 7111 W to do), they are aßliblgty to be prefent to
judge for themfelves, and to fee if they can.palqyathe foreknow-
ledge in my writings came from the • ue when evert
Truth is fairly examined and tried, then 11. cWillimdpeilt Ai&
mit to them, but no one's Judgment can be at to, tulle&
they are prefent. I have lately pnblifhrd two Books, one is
" My Difiastee with the Powers of Darineji," and the other is the
" dinfwer y the Lord to it," wherein I have mentioned the Pro-
phecies from the Bible that are hallenini on, and where the Mi-
I /lifters =greatly blamed for not fearching the Scriptures, an 4
warning their Flock of the days that are approaching; that thy
may not come on them unawares. I here alfo give liberty to
any Twelve Divines of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, Of goad and
wort Charaders, to be prcfeut at the fame time to judge for
themfelves; as well as thofc I have wrote to. And I am told
I the Lo RD wi I try the Nationsone year,before he fends out the
Deftroying Angel. For he will cut fhort his work in righ.eouf-
ne,ind b ing in H:3 KINGDOM of Pcsicx, TO THOSE wbe be-
lieve according to the promifes made iu th.. Old and New Tel-
tament—Letters addreffed to rue (Poi/ paid), at E. J. Field's,
No. 3, Bread-court, Long-acre, London, will come fafe to my
bands. As say calling is to the Jews as well as the Gentiles, any
„fix 7ewe of repute are invited to come and judge for thenefilues.
My Books are fold by E. j. Field, Broad-court, London;
and Wm. Symonds, Gandy's-lane, Exeter.

SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.
CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR

TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. • -
FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL

LEEDS New Light Coach called the Rocking.
harn, fets out every morning at eight o'clock—carries four
infides only, and goes remarkably eafy--paff..s through Stam-
ford, Newark, Retford, Doncafter, and Ferrybridge, to the
Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwitlittanding the
uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the molt
agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road,
'being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other.
Kendal, Lancafter, Prefton, Kirby, I.onfdale, Boohoo,
Chorley, Ormikirk, and Gat:Ling Poft Coaches, "every after-
noon, at five o'clock—Guarded.
Louth, Spiny, Horncaltle, Bofton, Spalding, Peterborough,
Stilton, and t funtingdon Coach, lets off Monday, Wednefday,
and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach freut
Spilfby with a Guard.
York, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh New Coach, performed
with a Guard throughout, fins out every morning at fovea
o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, 'Tadcaiter, Darlington,
Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Patengers
finding themfelves fatigued from the length of the journey may
reft what time they plrafe, and then proceed on without any
additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull,
Scarborough, Whitby, and other places.
Carlifle and Penrith Poft-Coach, goes with four Horfes
and a Guard all the way—eaffes through Brutish, Appleby,
Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wether-
by, Aberford, Doncalter, and Grantham, (the nearest way by of
miles)—fets out every ;lorning and performs the journey with
the greateft facility. Paftengers detained on the road by bufiriefs
or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their fats being fe-
cured in the next Coach, (with only fix Coachmen.)
Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth,Dor-
chcfter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half
paft Three, with a guard all thrleay, through Honiton, Ax-
minfter, Bridport, Blandford, Befingttoke, and Eogibot.—
Carries four halides, at only 21.25. each.
Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chefhunt Coach, every
Morning.
Uncommon cheap Travelling to Bath and Briftol by the
following Poft-Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine, and
Marlboro' every Afternuoh ; arrives at Mrs. May's, the Gray
Hound Inn, and the London Tavern, Thomas-11feet, Briftol,
next Morning—ll. ts. Infide.—Out as.—Parcels 6d. cerriagez,
Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c.
Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn-
ing at Seven.—Guarded.
Oxford, Beafon, and Henley New Poft-Coach, with a
Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock.
Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and litchfiell
New Coach, called the Expedition, tve: y evening, at Five
o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crofs-street, Liverpool. Guard-
ed throughout.
Manchefter, Wilmilow, Congleton, Newcaftle, Welfall, and
Wolverhampton Pod. Coach, every afternoon. Guarded.
Shrewfbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poft Coach, the Royal
Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell
and UnLorn Inn, Sbrewfbury. Guarded.
Suuthampton, Winchefter, Arlesford, Alton Coach, every
morning to the Founteiu Inn, Southampton..
Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach, with a Guard Setsont
every afternoon, and reacher Birmingham nest day at noon,
Pities by. Oxford, Shipftone, and Eniton, to the Saracen's-
Head, Bull-ftrect, Birmingham.
Hull, Northcave,l lowden, (*horn an d Dor caller Po It Coach,
every morning, at feven o'clock to the Bull and Sun fun,
Myton-Gate, Hull.
N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &c. conveyed by
the under mentioned Waggons.
To Difs, Beccles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk
every Monday.
Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every Tuefday.
Windier, Eton, and Staines, every morning at Eight.
Southampton, Winchefter, Rumfey, Lynditurfti Lymington,
Chriftehurch, Ringwood, Fordingbrialge, Wlmborn, and Poole
—Waggons Daily.
Sunbury, Hampton, and Twickenham, twice a week.
W.MOUNTAIN and Cu. refpeetfully acquaint their Friends
and the Public, that they cannot be accountable for any Parcel
or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds value, if loft or da-
maged, unlefs fpecified at the time of delivery, and paid fur as-
maguey, at the Saracen's-Head lan, London.