Star.
London, England, 1805-10-10 00:00:00

THEA I'RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING. OCTOBER it,
will be adted a Tragedy. called
THE GAMESTER.

Mr. Beverley, Mr. KEMBLII.
Stukeley, Mr. COOKE.
Mrs. Beverl-y, Mrs. SIDDONS.
To which will he added a Farce, caned
HARTFORD BRIDGE.
this Evening—Th.: Poor Gentleman ; with Love A-la-Mode.
Ou Saturday, Othello; with the Prifeer at Large.
The revive:. Tragedy of the Revenge having been again ho-
noured with the higlieft approbation by a brilliant and crowded
audience, will be repeated for the third time on Monday neat;
after which night the l'oblie are refpcetfully informed that it muft
neceffarily be withdrawn from the ftage,net account of the various
new Pieces now in preparation. After the Revenge the Mufmal
Farce of the Farmer.

On Tuefday will be revived the Comedy of the Chapter of Ac-
cidents. Jacob Gawky, Mr. Litton, Worn the Theatre-Royal in
the Haymarket. being his aril appearance on this Rase.) After
which, a new Melo-Drame, never adtcd.
On Wednefday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore.

HAMPSHIRE MUSICAL FESTIVAL, 1905,
Will be celebrated at Winchefter, on Westin:lslay, the 16th
and Two following Days.
ON Wedneftlay Evening, at St. John's Hook, will be
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
On Thurfday morning, In the Cathedral, will be performed
♦ SELECIION front the Sacred Oratio of the REDEMPTION,
(in Two Parts.) fn the Courfe of which Madame GRASSINI
will introduce the following Songs:
was defpikd; (from the MelTiab)--' Lord to Thee each
Night and Day,' (from Theoclora)—And Dove Set."
On Thurfday Evening a GRAND MISCELLANEOUS
CONCERT.
On Friday Morning, in the Cathedral, A GRAND AND
• SUBLIME SELECTION (in Two Parts.)
Part the t ft , the Firit AA of Judas Maccabees.
Partthe ad, from the chokett Works of the following great Matters:
Handel, Haydn. Pagolefi, Jontelli, Haire, Cochi,ice. &c.
The following Songs by Madame GRASSINI
Return,o God of Hofts!'-.-' Then long Eternity,' (from
Samian) ;—And Verdi Pratt.'
To conclude with the Grand CORONATION ANTHEM.
On Friday Evening
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
In the Concerts of Wednefday, Turfday, and Friday evenings,
Madame GRASSINI will fing Come of the neves* and molt ad-
mired Airs from the Operas, compared by WI Nr za. &c. &e.
After each Concert a BALL.
Principal Vocal Performers :
Madame GRASSINI• Mrs. VAUGHAN, (late MifsTenitht),
Mailer HAYTER, Mr. CHARD, Mr. SMITH, and
Mr. VAUGHAN.
Principal Inftrumental : Mr. WEISCHELL, Leader of the
Band; Mr. Mahon, Clarionet ; Mr. Ling, Oboe ; Mr. Lavenu,
Viola; Mr. Lindley, Violoncello; Mr. Smith, Trumpet; Mr.
Boyce. Double Bah ; Signior MarriOtti, Trombone.
Among the Inftrumental are the following: NUM.,. Cobham.
Railmark, Marlefton, Dickenfon, Winton, Baker. Gear, Chap-
man, Clark, Sexton, Holloway, Muleafter, Grant,kedman, Su.
The Organ by Mr. SEXTONsOrganift of Windfor.
The CHORUSSES will be fupported by Voices from London
Windfor, Winchelter, Chfehefter, and Portfmouth.
The whole under the diredion of Mr. CHARD.

Zvery neceirary precaution will be taken to render the Cathe-
dral perfailicomfortable.
Tickets, ys, to be had of Mr. Robbim, Printer, High-ftreet ;
r Jacob, Printer, High-ltreet ; Mlfs Dennifun's Library, Square;
and of Mr. Chard, St. Thomas's-ftreet ; *here it is particularly
rcquelled thole who intend honouring the performances will have
the goodnefs to fend foc tickets, to prevent the inconvenience at.
niuhr g taking mdney at the doors. -
The morning performance.; will begin precifcly at eleven,
and the evening at half pat (even.

HAWKINS's PATENT SPIRAL-STRING METALLIC
TR A ME, GRAND and S @CURE NANO FORTE WARE-
HOUSES, N 0.;,;, GOLD2,4-SIZIARE, and No. 4, DALBY
TERRACE, CITY ROAD.
ri 'HESE new and elegant Inflraments have
-&re-
ceived the decided approbation of every perfoo of judgment
and taile. who has ezettined their conftruElion. The Spiral-
Strings afford a fine mellow hats, in a finall compafs and the Me-
tallic Frames In which the Strings are Itretched by fcrews, prevent
their being out of tune, by the bariadoas of the autofphere, and
the fuperiority of the tone and touch Is acknowledged by tbe faft
Mailers. Nunicrous other advanjes will be Teen on examination.

CASE OF MR. EDWARD SHONE.
FTEI( a Fever, a ferofulous tumt•ur formed
31- itfelf in the thigh, and a (welling of the leg fuceeedid
with an high inflanunation and violent pain. A cauftic was ap-
plied by the furgeon who attended him, and lea bathing advifed ;
which, in the courk of two rummer escurfions, apparently did him
good. But ere long his leg broke out in two wounds, when he
revifited the fea fide. Alas r more wounds. mow there, coked;
and he took to his bed wit► little hopes of furvivlng. At length,
however, amending in his health, he, by advice, the (ores conunu
ing unabated, untr more recurred to lea bathing ; but though the
faculty :Acted, with their utmoft lkill, his wounds ultimately mul-
tiplied to thirty, hi fides that in his thigh, and others in his groin.
In this defperate Rage of his diforder, be had recourfe to Mr. Hay.
man's Drops, and wrote for his advice. The effats of thole are
row maiiikfted by his perfcd recovery ; anti, it is ',returned, a
cure more meritorious has feldom been perfomwd by medicine.—
See his Letter, viz.
" Overton, near Ellefatere, Salop, March a, r 804.
" Mr. HAYMAN,
• Sir-1 have the pleafure to inform you, that my health Is per-
tedtly rettored by taking your Hay titan's Maredant's Drops. The
wounds in my leg, &c have been heskil up almoß twelve months,
and quite well. Nor have I the kid remaining (ymptom of my
complaint, except a very trifling lameneti the natural rode-
!pence, I apprehend, of a lung contradion of the linews by the
violence a my &corder.
" As my former letters fully deferlbed my cafe, I have now
only to fay, that you are at liberty to publilk It, with this tetti-
LOrny of toy Ogre:
Willing to keep a few bottles of your excellent Drops by me,
t take in the Spring ; be pleated to forward to the amount of the
inclofed bank bill. I am, Sir, your molt humble Servant,
" EDWARD SHONE, KDO11011."

Sold wbokfale, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Che..pfide, corn, r
Pater-
n-Jternow, at.t.l may be had of molt Buokfellets in every lowa,
b.trk, 3t ets. 6d. with the time of J. Haywast, Golden fiugre,
raNtil cut the Sit ne.

CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, Othier 7, iks.
, • )011. SALK,
Order of the Hoir.ierohli Me COMMISSIONERS of his
MAJESTY'. CUSTOMS,
Owglair/toy the sod, eel Fri," the stet, e °Asher, 110.6
• At three o'clock hi de dilemmas of dojo'. I lass, •
Ise the Leese Resist, Cigfory Hite, Leedom,
ITHE FOLLOWING GOODS, (Which are Ailed a
fraisietitier, for the better aessototoiatisa y. poem!
eleitlere; ar ages Itrivote lierfows, Tam elm•fi S. berme firredafert :
Per Expertation--haft India Prohibited Goods, &c,
' lion* Cenhimption —Canibrick, Mullin, Tonoifeibill,
Ei the Catheteis and Boogies, Thread and Si Lace. Velvet, Gal-
loon, ferret, Sewing Silk, Hats, lime Pieces, Coffee, Nutmegs,
Supr and other Gres:err, Brarch, Brandy, Rum, GEOLVA.Cordiabl,
'Wine, Vinegar, a Vete), 'Ades, Peking Baird', Cobalt, Tobeiccd,
sett, Tobacco Apes and Cinders, dty.
CLIAR 01 ALL DV.TItII. .
The Tobacco, smaif, Mum and Cintlers to be Heated at the
"King's Tobacco Wino-he* Tower-hill ; the Veda, Bents, Pi-
ling Boards, &e the Tobacco Ground, near Greenland Dock;
and an the otbcr Goods at his Majcilyii Warehonfe,Cullom-hoofe,
London ; on ruefdAy the Bth, and Wsdnefday the 9tl of Oflober,
s Bos, and on the days of Cale, from clue in the morning to one in
the afternoon ; where Catalogues will be delivered. •
N. B. Gods Air:At st this Sole issft be ?aid for N Or yore
27ior. ,tbe f Oleoiet,lBl4, lotuses the hears eNist eche&
is.the pal Throe is the Afkroos .r the defroPs mule thaw"
soillahfoisisly forfeits!, me Geod:re-fsk lat a_Mare Sale.

WARRIORS'S!, UNDRAWN.
TICKETS and SltrißES.continue on Sale at the
State Lottery OlSeei, the corner of Bank goading; Cornhill,
and rating the Kings Mews, Munn.Cres, by RICHARDSON,
GOODLUCK, sod. Co.

PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, but-then about
140 Tom, WA found, taes the ground well, and in a con-
dition to be fent to Sea at a trifling Expenee.
For an Inventory, lar other Information, apply at the Counting
Houk of Mr. Edward Lime., Plymouth.

By Virtue of a Commillion of Apptaifement and Sale from the
High Court of Admiralty, diet...led to Joun Miner Facroi,
Efqukc, and Tnostas Pat*.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
At the City of London Inn, in Dover, on Monday, the telt of
Odober, dos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
1 .z. Cwt.
111 Hogfheads, about t 393? of Brown and White
144 Barrels - apa Mufcavadn Sugars.
1 ats Hogg:heads :. ioao Clayed Sugars.
3 'Tierces is of Sugar.
The condemned and refcrvcd Parts of the Cargo of the Brig
Aidar, Hector Colin, Mailer, captured on a Voyage from New-
bury Port to Andleniam, by the private Ship of War Polecat, of
Dover, John Thompfon, Commander.
Samlles may be fern, and Particulars known, by applying to
Meirra. Minet and Fedor, No. 11, Außitt Friars, Lond.m; or to
Mr. Pain, Dover.

INSURANCh AGENCIES.

THE Man of the Nor aich Union Fire-Office has
been now adottcd for eight years pall, and by the Cconomi-
cal and equitable fyitem of it (although the rate of Premium for
In furance is the fame u in Other ()diets) the aping Members have
been lmabled to pay back to the infured no lets than frost 60 to
y cl. per Cent. Hence it may be leen, that proPcrty may be in-
fured, at this Office, at about one fourth of the ufual expence of
others. The Funds of the Office are continually inereafing; and af-
ford a jolt repudiation that the future returns will be equal to the
former. The idling Menthas, cooeciving that a plan fo beach--
dal to the infured, needs only to he more generally known, to, be
unitterfAlly preferred, have t..t.en tItI opportunity of Rating, that
fuck Koos as niay with t tweome Agents, May fighify the fame,
forthlwitti, by letter (polliiiid) tddreted to Thomas Bignold,
Secretary, Norwich; and, if found to be Cituate at fuitable
tanees from the prefent Agents, they will tie appointed.

GLOCESTERSHIRE.
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.

' EAS JOHN COLWILL, 'Ate dealer
1 V in wine and bpirits, at Newtslfsm, in this county, having
ABSCONDIeb from thence, and taken away with him a large
funs of Money, the property of hi. Creditors—it is hoped, that all
endeavours will he tzkd to apprehend him; and whoever will fe-
cure him, and give information thereof the Pod-at-eller, at
Gloccitcr, receive a Reward of li HUNDIt E.D POUNDS
to be paid by his Creditors.
The (aid John Colwill is a native of Cornwall, near Launeefton,
17d has a little df the Welt Country dialed. He is about thirty
years of age, nearly 6 feet high, fair complaion, tight brown hair,
(cut Ihort, and ending on the forehead), a large 111:4C and features'
with a Male on his cheek; news in the &ticklers, has very long
feet, which. in walking, be turns in ; had on when be left his hook
at Newnharn, a dark mixture coat, a arty new, with covered
buttons, a black Patin walltedat, and Wiped pateuttord breeches,
with a new pair of boots.
He is fuppofed to have taken up at fame Inn, or other place, a
new Elm Box, which he hirwarded from-his houfe by a coach to
Glocatet, en Tkinfdav the 19th of September. The faid box is
made of Ire& Elm board, one inch thick, and is .3 feet a inches
long, 9 inches wide, and 7 inches deep in the clear ; is fattened
with lung nails and (crews, and Is fuppofed ca contain a fault dont
bog infkk .....odtubar 7, 1805.

MENIOLAS• of the late CHARLES LEE
LEWES, Coinedlan--containing Anecdotes, Hittorteal and
Biographical, of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, and IRISH
STAGES, during a period of forty year,.
Wartran ar ritmeEl.r, and publithed by bin Son,
JOHN I.EE LEWES, Eso
Pentad for: RICNAItD Pitt I.LI Ps, No. 5, Bridgalircet Blackfriara
By whom will fpeedily he puhlitlied, Mt Walk, of the LIFT of
SAmort. Fonra, Efq. with a CfalicaliM Of his Bun MOtS,cludly
original, by ,Cit Cod!: c.

SECOND EDITION.
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Price tor. 6d. boards,
A STATISTICAL VIEW of FRANCE, com-
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Meth. RichaMfon, Royal Exchalge.
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Confiderations for and againit a south American Eipedltion,
price 211. • 1

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In Qdavo, t e Sccoed Edition of
THE'LAY of the LAST MINSTREL, a Poeta.'
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my to the legiflator and ftatelinati ; and concludes its account by
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ad. The Jiiii-Yacebia Review, which opens iti account of this
Work by laying," While many Books on Commerce are addreffed
to ipeeulative men, to feholars, philofopbers, and (letdown, others
take merchants and ntanufaCturers as thd' it were by the band,
faying • this is the war, walk ye in it'i—fuzia a praCtical and ok-
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entertainment to general fcholars and readers. The \Men of the
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the European Commerce with lisilia,but the charms of his ftyle and
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whom it conveys much ukful information. And we may be per-
mitted to add, that fuch drum fur the general weal of the nation,
tips-daily when made not without great expence, Ihould not only
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Select Catalogue of Mifeellarieous Woks, mutt of which arc mo-
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lu the prefa, and fpeedily will be publilbed, in one volume ele-
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yogi-aired Portraits, MEMOIRS of Rica alto CUMBERLAND, EX+
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& faithful record of the vcteran Clailie Authors' Life and Wri-
tings, it I. lnterfperfed with Anecdotes and Citaraders of feveral
of the molt dilthigitifbcd Perkins of his time, with whom he has
had int ertuurfr and coo:Joao:1.