Star.
London, England, 1809-10-21 00:00:00

Gallery e.. Second Prie! la. Upper Gallery

Doit; open at half past 5, and the Play begina myhalf-past 6.
Cu Monday, The Woodman; after which, On:eland Malvina.
Ou Tuesday, The iron Chest. ,
On Weiintsday, The Man of the World; to which will be
~;ded, a 14:tw hiusital Piece, to he performed in honour of the
el,:, :ill. A The Juts/lee. The Putdit• are most rts,ovretfulllt fit-
A
f .n,,,t, 0131' the pro6taef this Evening's a:ex....dements wit
'.....-.•1 t.) the Fluid of the Society for the Discharge and Peel'
-el 0 in:prisoned for S:nall.Debts

• _ _
..mearance of 19,1/NO.4&UNIftliS, who is engaged for
- Twelve Nights.
OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET,
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yeab!i6,tll:y Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable
t he' Lord Chamberlain.
MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 23, and
'ruts.lay ta, (13th time) a faithful Representation of the
r.Jzramina of
OSCAR AND MALVINA.
Chiefs taken from the beautiful Poems of Osslan, and agreeable
to the Primitive State of Caledonian and Hibernian Costume;
and sitewing the exact caparison, &e. of their War Horses.
Prir:ipal Char:eters by Mr. and Mrs. Autry, and Mr. Crossman.
H.,c, warship by the Double Company, particularly by Young
.z.,auders, who will go through the whole of 'his Equestrian
Exercises, and also his Perforntances on the Tight Rope.
Various Comic Songs; also the Antipodean Whirligig.
'ln conclude with the Comic HarlequinaJe of
THE I)EVIL IN A BOTTLE ;
Or, THE GIG ANTIC GHOST.
Ilarlelptin, Mr. Crossinan ; Columbine, Mrs. Bryson;
Old Man, Mr. Smith ; and Clown, Mr. Norman.
74a.cs 2s.—Gallery is.—Doom open half-past ire;
trzir. '.!alt-?a-t six.—Second price half-past eight.
Eisea.riatt Tuition by able Masters from ten till three o'clock.

MRS. NORRIS'S NEW ROMANCE, Ecc. iStc.
Speedily will be published,
Ey Co%urn. Public Library, Conduit-streot,
. ; or, the CAPTIVE : a Romanee.
1-4 By Mrs. Norris, author of " Julia of England 3 vols.
•?.lin:2 it London, a novel, by the author of the Young ?dottier,
rnis. S. The Mysteries of Penney Castle, a romance, by G.
Im-I:ND+ 4 Toll. 4. Caroline Ormsby, or, the Advantages of
JA.cz,iiin, a Tale for the Female Sex. SaThe Castle of Arra-
g•.:•, or. banditti of the Forest, a Spanish romance, 4 vols. 6.The
• irtiresses, or, Celia suited, by the author of Characters at
• tl vols.

THE COMPLETEST TREA'I•IS ON SIIEL P FARMING
EVER PRINTED.
'ILI day was putlished, in 4to, illustrated with amen Plass,
price YE 3s. in boards,
THE SYSTEM OF SHEEP-GRAZING and
MANAGEMENT, as practised in ROMNEY MARSH ;
oh Practical Observations on the Management of Sheep in
vend, with their Diseases, &c.
By DANIEL PRICE, of Applcdore, in Kent.
I.ctulon : Printed for RI cuAtin Put I. LI 2s, Bridge-greet, Black-

MR. BARLOW% COLUMBIAD.
hi> LI- was published, in an elegant Volume, Royal Octavo,
price I as. in beards,
THE COLUMBIAD: a Poem, in Tar: BOOKS.

By JOEL BARI.° W, Esq.
The Subjects of this Poem are the Discovery, Conquest, Settle-
teat, and Revolutions of America ; and it has been reprinted in
7.T:e1:1, in consequence of the high Opinion expressed of its
• :..a,cer(!ant Merits by some eminent English Critics, and of the
Pleasure which was afforded to the Public, by some Ea-
• "Act, printed in the Monthly Magazine.
Printed for Ric ItARD PHILLI rs, London, and to be had of all

A MUCH-WANTED SCHOOL-BOOK.
' clay was published, handsomely printed, so as to correspond
I-ith the Author's Readinz Exercises, price Half-a-Crown,
I,:tind in Red, wit', the ball Allowance to Schools,
THE SCHOOL DICTIONARY ; or ENTIC K's
ENGLISH DICTIONARY, improved and abridged, for
of Schools ; in which is contained the Roots of Words,
z important and significant Vords only, omitting the common
t:!r:.vatlfei, and all obsolete, vulgar,indecent, aocl trifling Words.

Ey the Rev. DAVID BLAIR,
1.•;'::or of the Grammar, the Class nook, First Catechism,

Reading Exercises, Grammar of Philosophy, &c.
very Schoolmaster and Governess will hail the appearance of
• ' which has brought the English Language within an at-
compass, •;,. '4,• by expunging what was improper, useless, of
t. qant in the Dictionary of Eutick. The Language has, by
?' •r. teen reduced from Sixty Thousand to little more than
' ' :,*Ol-anik Words, and the whole may cou.sequently be
• • 1 to memory in less than three years. For the cone-
' ler of Lt. Tutor and Pup% every word has been divided and
; an%) this Dictionary, for the purpose of Teachers,
I in .•:-,nsequer.ce a manifest superiority over every other.
PriLtf f..r RICHARD Put I.t.irs, London; and to be had of
:tt a• 1 Co. at the Juvenile Library, New Bond-street ;
- Co. Edinburgh ; Wogan and Cumming, Dublin; and
',..r .I:L3l:sellers.

r n~.•

1 ' •A .t.rl trnT iew had all :h.. (Aber Works of the same Author.

'fb Di: SOLOMON,
GILEAD HOUSE, NEAR LIVrRPOOL.

--
S:1!. arewslit'iry Chronicle Ofhoe, July 1, 180%
MONG the numerous testimonies to Ole benefi-
cial qualities of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, in
:'s neighbourhood, two have came within our notice, ; tew
c:ays

Themes Roberts, of Wilmlnron-iTall, in this County,
I...emir fled that he had for acme time been afflicted by ill health;
•••-•ka.l lost his appetite' his breath was short, and his cough vio-
lets: an I lone continued. By taking three bottles of the Cordial
2abit II Gilead he was restored to health and strength. Mr.
rqbelts moreover said, that durirg the time of taking this meth-
ciao,. h.• pi rct ivtil one of Id% te%atsts, Mr. Witeatbill, labouring
1-Ider similar complaints; and by giving him only two doses, he
::s pt:f.:•tly cures.
Another confirmation of ;Tie efficacy of the Cordial Palm of
received from the lips of Mr.' Izzard, of Shawbury,
ar this mwn, whose complain's were somewhat similar to these
,•1. Mr. Rr.L; r's; in addition to which, however, he had an al-
:•.s;t tttal stop,„age in his thrat, and a difficulty in breathing.
1.'71 bottles completed hi.; cure.
".• testimories were unsought, and unsolicited by ns,
the r.;er:lemen now appear in perfect health. Im am, (for
Mr. We.*ll.) respectfolly, 11-lomas ilowE.L.
hr‘ lehrated Medicine is sold by Mathews and Leigh, Id,
St-1-.4,in brat!. s lOs. 6d. each, or Four in .one Family Bottle for
`• Fy 9a. are saved, is eluding also the duty, the ramp of
al: ch h• ars the proprietor's name and address in the engraving,
Sand. 4olcaon, Liverpeol," without width none are online.

This day were published, in Two Volumes, Svc).
Price in boards 143. a New Edition, being the Sixth, of
SERMONStoCOUNTRY CONGREGATIONS.
By the late Rev. GEORGE HAGGIrr, M.A.
Rertor of BeacUnwell, Norfolk.
Printed for F. and C. Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard.—Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
A Faatiliar Treatise on the SACRAMENT. The Third Edition,
price rid. or .ss. for a dozen copies.

TO SCHOOLMASTERS.
Thh day WAS published, price 31. 6d. bound,
WALKINGHAM's TUTOR's ASSISVATIT
MODERNIZED; or, A Regular System of Practical
Arithmetic: comprisug all the modern Improvements in that Art
which are necessary for the Man of Business and the practical
Scholar. The Second Edition, very much altered and improved.
By the Rev. THOMAS PEACOCK,
Author of' The Practical Measurer.'

To those Schoolmasters who are in the kabi,s of using Walk-
ingham's Tutor's Assistant, the Author particularly recommends
this, as a striking improvement upon Walkinghanis plan, with-
out destroying the groundwork of that (in many respects) useful
Arithmetic.

Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy (Successors to Mr. Ostell),
32, Paternoster-row.

Nk 7ktre may be 14d, price is. sheep, PeAkock's Practical Mea.
serer, sui!cd to real business, &c.

TO SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES

Now first with cuts, price Is. 6d. sheep, (with liberal
allowance to Schools),

GUY's NEW BRITISH SPELLING BOOK,
on a plan (hared by long experience.
In this Bonk the Reading Lessons are more numerous, the sub-
jects more choice, the ordtr is more pleasing, and the gradation
from the most easy to the more difficult far better preserved, than
in other ?,pellinz or Readico. Books. There is also a new and
most couvedient division and arrangement of the Spelling Tables :
and the outlines of Geography, Grammar, &c. exhibit the very
ideas width children should first commit to memory. hr short,
Teacherswill find iu it throughout, all that a Spelling Book should
possess. It has been pronounced by able Instructors, who have
seen the Manuscript, tube greatly superior for all the purposes of
teaching to any thing of the kind yet published.
By JAMES GUY,

Author of the Poeter Encyclopaedia; School Geography, &c. anti
Professor of Geography, Scz. in the Royal Military Colle3e,
Great Marlow.
Printed for C. Cradeck and W. Joy, (Sumo/ma to Mr. Ostell)
32, Paturnoster-row.

This day was publiahed in large Svo. price 71.
The Third Edition, with very considerable additions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSE RVAT EONS,
on the nature, various causes, and the most rational mode of
treating stud ettaarating that species of consumrion, i•irident to
youth and the different stages of life, commonly called TA Br s
Day sag.l s, the Author's method of cite of that train
of concomitant disorders, which derange the lutinan organs, so as
to destroy the finest functions of the animal economy.
By H. Sr. JOHN NEALE,

Of the Royal Aeadctuy of Paris, of the University of Leyden,
and Practitioner in London; formerly Surgeon-Major 10 the
sth Regiment of Infantry, to the ifith,. or Queen's Regiment
of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Military Hospital at
Chatham.

Printed for J. Walker, and Messrs. Sherwood, Neely and
Jones, Paternoster-row; and to be hall at N. 61, Frith-street,
Soho-square.
•,• The Anti-Jacobin Review for September, 1807, has bee -.
pleased to take the carte notice of the nature and nSILy of the
above work.