Star.
London, England, 1814-09-24 00:00:00

Kr Grand Night of the Season for Mud), Atidiiti :lad" I
Equestrian Agility. •
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For the BENEFIT of Mrt. DAViS, Jun.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
Ender the Patronage of their Royal Nightie:air the Parnceo
Recasts- and Duke of YORK.
ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 26, at Half-past
ft precisely, Operatics' Rue Danch4, try Miss Forgri
Buffos, Messrs. Williams and Ush:.r. After which, by duke,
the Grand Equestrian Melo-Drutia of
VOORN THE ROBBER ;
Or, THE CASTLE OF MONTALDO.
The part of Lidora,by Mrs, All/LLY.—The Melo-Drania
terminate with a grand representation of a Castle in Flames, and
the Here. enveloped therein —By desire, a continuattot, of the
equestrian Entree, introducing various Evolutions, particularly
the Horse Alfred will dance a Pas, Seul to the tune of St. Pa-
ekk's Dayeradtlietwo high dresses' managed Horses will dance
Neydn's Minuet.—To conclude with a Country Dance by thirty.
Horses! !--Mr. Davis, jun. will, for this right
.only, particularly
ezert himself in various Feats of Horsemanship. First time, the
wonderful phenomenons, Messrs. Barth tt and Brown, whose
exeraordinary Leaps over Men and Horsei, justly rank them the
*onder of the world. Likewise, first time, Animated Archnec-
time or Pyramidical Performances, by thirtreu Voltigeurs, and
three Horses. Comic Singing, by Mr. Herrug. To which will
be added. the Come Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'. WS-
QUERADE.
Door. open at Half-past Flve.—Second Price Half-past Eight.

DR. DAVIS'S LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY.
DR. DAVIS, Fellow of the Rnyal College of Phy-
skims, in Edinburgh; Licentiate of the Royal College of
Physician, In Loudon.: Physician, Man-Midwife In Ordinary to
die Queen's Lykfs.ln Hospital, &s. &c. will commence' his
WINTER COURSE of LEM URES on the THEtiRY and
PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, on Wednesday, Dauber the sth,
at a quarter put ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Dr. Davis receives into his house (terms 35 Guineas per par:
ter) a limited number of Residtnt Medical Pupils, who have the
plvilege of seeing and auditing in the treatment of Female and
Infantile Diseases.
Fur further particulars, apply to Dr. Davis, at hi; house, No.
38, Lower Charlotto-street, Bedford-square, where the Lectures
are de!ivered.

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
THE greateit Blemish to Beauty is Superfluous
Hairs on the Face; Neck, and Arms. HUBER'rs Genuine
ROSEATE POWDFR immediately removes them, is PP eiegdnt
article, perfectly innocent, and pleasant to moo prier is. and 7e.
'Mao c et tbe ham Osuoteeteks—the genuine is signed, outside,
G. H. Hogard."
Sold by the i roprietor, 22, Russell-street ; Overton, SI , Bond-
Weft ; Thorn, 45, Oxford • street ; Davissm, 59, Fieet•street
Davison, Newberry, and Bowling. Dublin; It:10)am, Ildb:burghs;
Brodie, SAttbury ; Prosser, Bristol; Rusher, Reading; Crook,
Chelterbant ; Harvey, Southampton; White, Brighton;
Colchester; Rollason, Cov. fury ; Searle, Leeds; Hopkins,.
Hull ; Aylesbury ; and by all venders in the Empire.

BRI I ISH PAINT MANiri FACTORY, No. 6; QUEEN-
-8.1 REE CEIEAPSIDE.
iMPENFTRABLE PAINTS AND COAL TAR BROWN.
..)PrON and Co. (late of London Wall) most
‘. respectfully inform the Public that the Impenetrable Paints
arc very orliam•-ntal, .ind being ground in Linseed Oil, may be
applied with advantage to all purows of useful panting, both
inside and outside, where a handsome appearance, durabi-
lity, and economy are considei at ions. For Park Palings.. StucCo
and Plaster Front., Iron and Wood Railing, and Gut•buildings
of every desciiption, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist
the effects of Weather in an astor.isbing degree, are a cure for
the worm and dry rot, and will hand in ;lot climates; they are
of the following colours and viz.—invisible Green,
.Sods. per cwt. 1171 h. Dark Greta, 765. and Olive Great,
I I 2...--fine deep Green Is. id. to Ys. per Ih.—Slate, Lead, aitd
Stone Colours 56.. per cwt. Chocolate 51s. Reel nr Brow.. 425.
and White Paiot 60..—Prepared Oil to,thin them fur use, Se. 6d
per gallon.
The Cual Tar Brown Is of two kinds, vit. common lea. per
cwt. and refined Tar Brown Ws. per cwt. They are both applica-
ble to the covering rough Fencing., PoroueTlles,Weather Board-
ing, Sluice Ganes, Wood under Ground or Water, particularly
the refuted Tar, It being pee fectly losuluble In Water; the Worth
Will not penetrate where It I. used; it I. also of a good Odour,
dries very hard, and is easily applied, revelries Only to be heated,
Ard add on with a common tar brush.
,Ths Itopesstrable Paints are ateticuroslve, sn4 mey be bed
to Casks of ititga. at Oh