Star.
London, England, 1814-10-08 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COYENI:OARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 10, will be
performed, the Tragedy of • •
ROI'IEO AND JULIET.
Romeo, Mr. CONWAY ;• Mercutio, Mr.JONPIe
Juliet, Miu O'NFII. (of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, being Ur
th.rd appearance in London).
After which-the atw Melo Dram., called
THE •FOREST 'OF BONDY ; or,
THE DOG OF MONTAROIS.
The Music composed by Mr. Eisner.
Tue•d?y, Love lit a Village.
Vedritialay, Romeo and
The Forest of Bondy, or 'I he Dog of Montargis, vrEl be per-
formed every evening till further notice.

R. MERRlNlAM'Physician Accoucheur to the
-IV Middlesex Hospital, the AVestmlnver General Dispensary,
and the Paroch;al Infirmary of St. George, lianas-cc-square, will
begin a fresh COURSE of I.FC I'URES on the I'l4EO t.Y and
FRAC I'ICP. MIOWIFERY; and the I )ISEASIti of WOMEN
and CHILDREN, on Mottai►r, October 10, at Half past "Eta
eClock.-

The Ler tires will be delivered as usual at the Mid nf sex Hos-
pi•al.--Private Instruetioni; if desired, to Surgensta retiring from
the Army or Navy, and to Medical Pt actiiiotters already settled,
Who stay be desirous of fnl• her information on the above subjects.
Cards of Terms may be procured at the different Medical
Booksellers; at. the Westminster General Dispensary, in Gerrard-
street, Soho ; at the Middhsex Hospital ; and at Dr. Merriman 's
louse, No. 26, Hat Nloon-street, Piccadilly.

`TAPE LOTTERY of 6,600 TICKETS—NO
kJ BLANKS—ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
NEXT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15th.
SCHEME.
1 of 4geOpoo
1 8,000
8 1,000 3,000
8 500
18 •.• ••• ••• 130 12,2.10
• . MO 000000 .•• SO
100 20
2,860

00000 •••• 5 29,300

4,006 Prizes. .CCO,K),
• Tick Ur 11 and Sults ZS are Selling by
RICHARDSON. GQODLUCK, and Co.
cattfacaof. for.tbe
.t.eut.ry. at their {,)1,hc.:1,1.4 corner V W
inilk-
iiilings,Cornhill, and facing the Kings Mews, Chating-Cro-s.
Vi'livre they sold the follow'ng Capital' lirm:s in the Last Lot-
tery, which fin shed Lb awing I ith aeptember :
No. 6,154 - - - .C.10,01)0
Nu. 763 - - - 5,000
No. 9,469 - - - 1,000
. . . IN THIRTY-SIX SHARES.

COMMERCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY,
No 5, CATEATON SCREE r.
T" Conductor of this Establishment respectfully
announces, that he has formed, from the most approved
documents of actual busituss, a NEW SYSTEM of COM-
MERCIAL EDUCATION, and, in consequence, is enabled to
quality young Gentlemen for every depardnent of commerce, in
a manner which has hitherto been considered attainable only by
:taunt enerience in business. Gentlemen who have completed
their studies at Eton and Winchester, N'estrninster, Harrow,
tbe Coarter-Itsuse, Mirchant Tailors, St. Paul's, and other pub-
lic 6:tildes' seminaries, wilt those whole eu'ucatton ha, been ne-
glected, are compkted in the most expeditious.inanner. Candi-
dates for admission into the Naval and Military Establishments
of Government and the Last India Company, the Bank of lint
land, or the Public Offaees, are des roughly qtatlifietlt This Celt,
tern Islaso calculated for the reception of Fure:gn Gentlemen, as
Well as for those designed foi commerce in any foreign station.
The business la conducted in spacious premises, [ousting part of
the late Paul's Head Tavern, 5, Cateaton.street. The Boarding
Department is conducted at 31, Basinghallsatreet. 'The AcA-
d-nly is opened Monday, Wsdn'sday, Thursday, and Saturday
EVENINGS, for Gentlemen engaged daring the day.
A Prospectus may be had gratis, at the Academy; and of Mr.
Aspen se, 9; Combat

' • • • 'PG TOTORS.• '
Particularly designed to abridge the labours of the first farms.
This day was published, pried 23. CI I tllllO. Ihu:p,
A MANUAL of I.AT I N G RA MMA R ; intended
S. to combine the ancient Plan of Gr.unmeical I..sti'ution,
uriginaly etsjoirvAl by Royal Au:hority, wits the Advantages o.
tnodetu.lmprovement. To which are prefixed, some Prefatory
Hints and Observation} on the Mothods of commencing and
parsuing Classical Learning, In Schools and by private Study.
By JOHN PYIT SMITH, .D.D.
Lond,on : Printed for Gale, Curtis,, and Fennel-, Paternoster-row.
This Manual, which will be found to contain every thing
essential in the venerable Co MUD?: GRAMMAR, the ETON LATIN
GAAs:,r.:e, in its various, but still imperfect e downs—Roam-
3,!AN'E k:'1.)11111.NT5, es, and the Port r ROYAL. Latin
strarrimarg, omitting rik.uy things that have been found only to
letter the attention and cbig the progress of Ow ptipil, and which
bees filially and carefully collated with every Latin Gram-
:Liar extant—may be wi:h confidence recommended to the as.
te-tion of 'l•wrotts PRI TRIVATt STURZN s. as materially
t filtrating the whole busitie3s of early tuition, and as having al.
ready received very MO character and encouragement.
A liberal allowance.to Schools.

LOCK AND suaGtc Al, DISPWNSARY.
PATIO N•••••HIS Royal Hie:Ellen the Doke of You.
GrOVk:FI:0113.

Earl of Egiernont gb John Latoucke, MP.
Earl of I.eitrint. I Col. W. Jones,
lion. Col. J. Barry, M, P. Col. H. Cle.nents, M. P.
i 1,7 1t a ro x —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal Colleze,l.rndon.
THIS INSTITUI'IO/4, established for the exClu-
1. sive Treatment and Core of the VENEREAL DISEASES,
tud their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Ulcera-
rions,etc. has to boast the cure of no less than 2,000 Patients, ac-
tually, maray of whom have been afflicted from 10 to ilO years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrbtra end Chancre are tp dln
I few days by Mr.Xiernan's superior and efficacious mode ci
,-earment, and that weakness and de/stir:mem of the generative
rgans, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here
rrore successfully treated than on any other plan.
Mr.Kiernan may be Consulted as usual, by either sex, at his
t.rivate house, ND. 21, I.qwer Charlotte-street. Medford-Nu:re,
•"there Letters from Town and Country are to be addressLd, and
necessary advice and medicine will be even or mat to any
tart of the kingdom.
Just published, price ss. Practical Observations on the above
,Di.cases. Sold by Sherwood and Oa. No. 20, Patecoostor4ow;
and Hishisy, 20,111.0-40 ms.