Star.
London, England, 1806-05-31 00:00:00

of feveral.well koown London Performer..

A New Scotch Song, called " The Maid of Glafgow,"
by Mils TYRER.
To which will be added, the revived Borlefque Tragedy of
TOM THUMB THE GREAT.
Noodle, Mr. TAYLOR.

Tickets to he had of Mr. Blanchard. No. so. Groat q9ecn-
ftrert, Lincoln's Inn Fields; of Mr. Taylor, No. is; Cbudag•
Crofs; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Placa for the
Bona may be taken.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON,
Box-Book and Hoak-keeper.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•OARDEN.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 3, will be aced
the Tragedy of
JANE SHORE.
The Duke of Olofter, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Lord Hafting*, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Dumont by Mr. POPE
Alicia by Mrs.I.ITCHFIELD ; Jane Shore by Mifs SMITH.
End of the Play, and pornively tor that Night only,
se THE STORM,"
By Mr. INCI.EDON.
A Conic Song by Mr. MUNDEN;
A Comic Song by Mr. EMFRY.
To which will be added (not aged thcfe four years) the
hfufical Farce of
THE FLITCH OF BACON.
Major Benbow, Mr MUNDEN; Tipple. Mr. FAWCETT
(Being their &ft Appearance in thole Chara.ften)
Juitice &above, Mr. WADDY ; Cape. Wilton, Mr. TAYLOR
Captain Cr, rifle. Mr. INC LEDON,
In which ebestader he will introduce the favourite Song of
" The THORN."
Eliza. by Mifa ATKINS.
Boxes 65,—Pit 31. 64:1--Oallery as—Upper Gallery t s.
Tickets and Plates for the Boxes to be bad of Mr. Brandon at
the Theatre.

ASTLErs, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highneires the Prince of
WALES and Dolma YORK.
IMN MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 2, and every
i v..../ Evening neat Week, will be parented an entirely new
/ Rana Diyertilement, competed gad produced by Mr.Girona,jun.
called TWO TO ONE.
•
1 PRINCIPAL DANCERS.
Mils Jenkinfon,, Mr. °trout, Mn. and two OSPOSITS'.
Immediately after which, a New Spedule, with estenfive Scenery,
Machinery, Decorati-ns, uncommon Equertrian Evo:utior.s,
Combats, and Proccalons. called
THE FAIR SLAVE;
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The (tibial chiely-e-aken firm Moir) Park's Travels into
Africa..--In the cootie of the Spetlacle the fillowlng new and mag-
nificent Scenery Diftant Plantation and African Hut—lnterior of
African Hut—A View of the town of Jellefree, and part of the
Cambia river—European Planter's Houfe—lndian Town and Al-
keld's Dwelling--The African Maac—A Moorifit Encampment...
The Nema Tabs Tree—African Wood—A View of Kant
Molanthique, the chief Moor's Pent—The Moorith Encampment
be floating-bridge over the Black river—The Moor's En-
campment deltroycd —Aitken Town and PLantatlons.—Moorith
Camp at Benown-.-The Mood& R for Captives.—African
Town, near JeUefree--Wocal, near the Mood& Encampment
African's Friendly Hot—Mood& Territories-Grand View of
Floating Bridge—and a Proeelßon of Africans and their Captive
Moors, on Camels and real holies.
Principal Charadhers by Metres. La Toile, Ridgway, Thorpe,
Mercerot, Boulanger. Taylor, Poynton, Bryfon, Cooke, Decaliter,
Laurent, Dubois, end Rofe —Mrs. Pearce, Mils Harrifoo, Mr.
and the three Mifs Girt:nisi% and Mrs. ASTLEY.
'lt In the murk of the evening. Feats of tiorfeenanthip. And a
Grand Difplay of elegant Dancing on the. Rope, by that celebrated
and unequalled Performer, Mr. RICHER.
And, for the IR titre, the whole to conclude with a new comic
Pantomime, taken from the well-known Story of Beauty and
the Malt, with a variety of magical deceptions, and mechanical
changer, invented by Mr. Bradwell, called
THE TALISMAN;
Or, HARLEQUIN'. ORACLE.
Introducing *entirely New Scerfes,through the medium of which
tha Owl:chat-atlas of Hariequinade arc progrelllvly led into a
varkty of NoveLeccentric. and ludicrous fituadons. Harlequin,
Mr Taylor, Columbine, Mrs. Pincott, and Clown, Mr Laurent.
In the courfe of the Pantomime, the celebrated Shawl Dance, by
Mif. GIROUX.
Doors to be opened at Half-part Five, to begin at Half. part Six.

NEW BOOKS TO APPEAR EARLY IN JUNE.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the
Literary Wor:4 and the Public at boo. that he basin Pre-
paration, and in a few days lhall publilh the following elegant and
intereftiog taw Woa RS.
I. Mr CARR' STRANGER IN IRELAND, or Travels. in
that Country, during the Lett Autumn and Winter, with nuttier-
06s EGraVNlM,pricest. is in hoards.
8. MEMOIRS OF A TRAVELLER, NOW AT REST,
confitting of original Anecdotes of the Courts of Europe during
the
lift fifty ymrs, In five volumes, price 154 in boards.
A. 1. iliE POETICAL. WORKS OF has ROBINSON, now
.: t cone:2(d by Mils Robinfun, and Including many Pieces never
.. ' ,9. pitbl:flud,in three elegant volumes, price IL i ts. 6d. boards.
4. THE WILD IRISH GIRL, a Novel, by Mifs OWLDISON,
y .nftf of the Novice of St. Dominic, In four volumes, price zos.
... 1,0 mit.
As COOll at each of there Works Is refpeellvely ready, it may be
',ad of every Boolifeller In Great Britain and Ireland.
Within the loft Tlaree Months, Mr. PHILLIPS has publitbed the
followhir Oteemed Works:
t--Ds 01110ORY*11CTcLOPRDIA, Parts 1, I 114 3, at sss
2-••AsssosesCoaspkte Edition of Jostles s vois ass
3..1 he SPIRIT of the Flinn Awes, 3 ;Ma ty•
'1...m4'1/BRIG CNAIAC s MIS for OW, zee 6d
3.-Csoear a's Esa MINT s of LAND 8 inch ys
41...5t0n nets oo the MORASS/0f the EAR, ass in boards
p...,W ln I °noon by Mr Ewan, 3 iroh I 3 I 6d
111....11,4tiet, WITS and WIDOW, by Mr SIDDONS, 31011 T3l 64
9.m.BIOGRATRICAL lain. 1 to the House of COSINICNS, 95
140.PICTUAR 0, LoNnov for iBc6, ys in red
71...8LA111% CLASS boos, or 365 I [IRONS 5S •
ISICOTIIIIPORART VOYAORS and r , Vol 111. age
73--A OR NRULL'S NAVAL Z.:01010N, os 64
74...TIANSLATIONS from tEc LZIRRIC ASTIOLOGY, 7.64
I(—Dr Joao NIID 00 CoNsustrTioN, 76
16...R0111790N% GRAMMAR of H1370111', 37
I
5)..-YRINcI tioa a t on the ARTS to ENGLAND, is
Each or which may be bad of every Bookieller is the United
csothsos-..-lints as STIRIT. May 16, alic6.