Star.
London, England, 1801-05-23 00:00:00

NOVELTY.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

WE.TMINSTER BRIDGE.
nada. the Patronage of -their Royal Hichneffel the
Prince of Wales and the Duke of York.
ON MONDAY, MAY 25, and every Evening
calll turther nate, will. be prefented, never perfonneal
an entirly new Conic, Pintotnimical Bakt, compored by
Mr. Welles, fen. called •
DARBY AND JOAN.
principal Charaeters Laffelies, fen. Mr. Marqui.
Mr. Merstrot, and mr. Laurent. Mils Hall, and Mrs.
Msrccrot.
Never performed, an entirely new Ballad, Written by Mr.
Upton, and to be rung in Charaaer lay Mils Gray, called
The Death of the Ha%e!"
After the above wW be performed, for the 37th time, by de-.
Are, and poultivdy only for a few Evenings longer, the grand
and popular Caledonian Spediatle of
THE IRON TOWER.

Mr. IRELAND, the original Flying Phznomenon! will go
through his 'wonderful KICKS, and JUMPS; being the laft
Night but three of his Engagement.
In the corn* of the Evening,
VARIOUS EQIIESTRIAN EXERCISES.
The Whole to conclude with, never performed, an entirely
new Comic Pantomime Romance, written and fuperintended
by Mr. Lonfdale, called
PUSS IN BOOTS ;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE!
The Scenery of the Piece includes a variety of Pi&urefgw
Saheits, Aseonnedted with the Story, and commences with a
view of Prialfees Cave, gradually expanding MeV to the infide
of a Mill. This is fueeeeded by en extenfive open view of the
Ogre's Domains, which, by a general impeded, is change&
into a doge Woody Prettied on the Bank of a River. A rich
Ltodfcape View of the Ogre's Caftie, is followed by the repre-
fratation of the NecromanSe Ogre Saloon, which the magic of
Harlequin forma into the Buildings of an elegant Square in an
European City; and this alfo vanifhes into a Turnpike Road,
with a Flock of Sheep paffing. The Outfide of a Country Inn
isnot-Introduced ; and fuddenly changing to the Infidq it ex-
hibits a Bedchamber, which is again transformed to a Kitchen,
with its correfponding oiled,. An immenfe Map of Europe
is afterwards unrolled to the view, with a perfonification of the
feveral Countdes of the Continent : and this, by Agency of
Harlequin, gives place to a Grand Interior difplay of the City
of Paris (occupying the extent of the Stage from front to back),
comprehending the whole courfe of the River Seine, with all
the Bridges. and l'huilieries Palace, the Refidence of Bona-
parte.—ln a fubtequenc part, a mats of dropping Spar Work
gradually covers the Scene, and on clearing away, Weavers a
brilliant Fairy Hall.
Doors to be opened at Half paft Five o'clock, Curtain rife
at Half pelt Six precifely.
Second Price at Half paft Eight o'clock.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Amphitheatre, of
UM Connell, Box-keeper.
vs Mr. Miley, nThep to anhounce, that the late great and
Important circumitaneds attending the Naval and Military
Operations in Egypt, are in Preparation, and will be prcfented
In a the Farm of an IrrkhzaTnits NATION AL. SPICTACLZ, in
a few days,

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.
(the original Invention of Mr. Henry), 'prepared and
&id by Thomas and WlMara Henry, Chem y) and Apotheca-
ries. Mantheiter.
This mots agreeable perfumed Liquor is a compound of
highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant
Aromadcs. Its lifting and pungent (Moor renders it extremely
Fateful and falutary to perfons labouring under Head-Achs,
&e. end witaW it for counteraeling the bad dieds
of heated or foul Air. lignee It has been found highly ufcrul
la room, where the infeCtion of Fevers, of Sort Throats, or
of other contagious Difeafea, prerall ; and in all crouded places
of public retort, as Theatres, Courts of Juitice Ste. It may
loge be particularly recomineudal to Perrone refiding in Hot
Climates. _ _ _

The Aromatic Spirit of Vlnmar, price as. pd. each Bottle,
• Painp tocluded, fa fuld, crholdale and retell, by Bayley and
Blew, Cockfpur-ftrect, (the only perfons In London aethorifal
by the Proprietors to fell the fame), where may be had Sponge
Olen of Gold. Silver, Carnelian, Cryftal, Ste.
N. B. Each Bottle, Wades a copper-plate label, fired by
the Preparers, has the letters T. and W. Hawes Aromatic
Spirit of ViDerar, snotdded in the Climb.

A CAUTION TO AMILIF.S.
URGERS AND SON's ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES,

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AND OTHER RICH SAUCER
THE Fr eat Reputation which Ma. BURGESS
has gained by h ESSENCE OF ANCHOWES, and
other RICH SAUCES tar FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF.
HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEALS, MADE
DISHES. WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DlLlc.t
was for the TABLE Sine-soaan and 5T01114100141 which
Uate more fay elp4dred in hieCatalogue, (He SMO ill
/NN TOR OF TOFU) bas induced many U
etforts to give the
fame name to Annetta entirely different, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by Pt rfons who go to the principal
Tetras in Logland, Ireland, and Scotland, to MEM brdcrs of
Tradebnen and Inn-hct pars, win in confequence, are often
famed with a Seuitious F.onT, of very inferior quality, which
is not only an Inspolithet, but a great DiCappointment to Fa-
rithies who purchafc them with a irkw of having good &Aver
to th,!:- FISH, ke.
N. E.—Noce are 11:1 Gatrvinc, but what have theft words
on the Label, " B4lll6LieS ORIGINAL A • D SUFISM* Es-
HNC/. or ANCIIOIIIIII, No, 507, Strand, Corner of Savoy
Stets, London."
Weft India Membante. Pl-nters, end Men of the Nns7.
Sec. fupplied with Hams. Tongues, fickle% Cafes of thelr Rich
Saute rot FIR, Hanle,. Beads, Made Dam, Cold Maas, Re
Which will kap In any GNAW. •

In the Nth, and fpcodily will be publilbed,
In four Volumes, Foolfeap Bvo. price One Guinea in boards,
ANEMOIRS of the late Mrs. ROBINSON,
Iv& WRITTEN by HERSELF, Including Anecdotes of
many diftingulihed Perfons of the prefent period ; together
with fame Pofthuraous Pieces in Wife and Prok.
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THIS Monthly Lill of the Commercial Ship-
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will contain comet Particulars relative to upwards of ELEVEN
THOUSAND Veffels of various Deferiptions. It will Include
the fame full Particulars refpedling every Wife, as the Under-
writer's Regifter-books, together with the Name of the Broker,
and the prefent Stanton of every Ship.
For the ufe of Coinmercial Men, Captains of Vetch, &c.
this Monthly Work will bear the fame relation to Lloyd's and
the Poll-office Lift of Arrivals and Departures, as a Ledger
bears to a Day-book.
The numerous Mikellaneous Tobles and Information will
be of no lets Importance and Utility to all Pafons conne&ed
with Mercantile Bullnefs and Shipping, than will the Lilt et.
Ships and their prefent fituation.
The whole is aidreffed to the Commerrial World as a com-
plete Work, officially corroded to the Taft Day of every Month.
Printed by Thomas Gillet, Salllbury-fquare ; fold by T. ,
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principal Bookfcliers in every Sea-port—tPerfons who wills to
ad as Agents, lice. are cleared instantly to make Communica-
lions to the Printer.
N. B. Lloyd's Monthly Shipping Lift, ennt-tining Eleven
Thailand Veff.is, has no coanedion with a partial Lift of about
three tkosfand 'Svc hundred Ships, called Pocock's Lift of
Merchant Shipping.

On the t /eh of June will be publinied,
In One Volume, Fooife.ip odavo, pnce 6s. in boards,
A DICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre-
z• feed a familiar IntrodeCtion to the Science of Harmony.
By THOMAS BUSBY, LL. U.
The prefent Work is offered to the public ea a complete and
eoroptebenfive Mufieal DiCtionary, and ae likely to fupertede
the imperfeet and incumolete Mental Dittionaries which exilt.l
at preterit In the Englith. Language. The want 6f fuch a work
has Ping beet. felt by Bedews, sinatrum and prefelfars. In
boarding-fehools and private families, the author believes it will
be found of indifpenfible ufe to every young lady beginning to
pnClife; and he 61 es it will be no kb generally received as a
occeffary appendage to every Piano Porte, and to the Library of
every proficient in the Theory and Profiler of MuSe.
Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-red;
fold by V. Her*. Pittersonerlow • Clernenti and Co. Cheap.
fide; Golding, Phipps., and Co. Pall:enall; Broderip and Wilkie-
fan, Haymarket ; Preff on, Strand; Smart, Dale and Bland, and
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may be (applied with complete concertos, of the admired
pieces contained la Dr. Bosnia Mehra Journal, for Gs
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robWbcr.

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WIT; or
LOUNGER'. LIBRARY; containing not only all
the belt Pieces of WIT and Homeya to be found in previous
CelleElton*, but Alf* feveral thoufand ankles additional, in part,
feleded from Ratty hooks; in putt, original; and, in part,
tranliated from foreign languages. '
A complete and comprchenaTe eolle,9ion of pieces of wit,
fuperior to the vulgar and hackneyed jokes of Joe Miller, and
dwelled of the indecencies which have difgrAeed former collec-
tions of this nature, has long been a defiderarom among books.
The ENcircipricolA or Writ has been compiled, with an ex-
fres view to fupply the exiiting deficiency, by a gentleman,
who,during a long and•adive life, has made ft his antuferaeut,
to coiled materials for fuch a work from every ponible fource,
and it will fcaicely fail to be admitted as an agrouble Compa-
nion...into every Poitehalfe, Parlour-window, Summer-find'',
Coffee-hotlie, Public Reading-room, Book-cafe, Captain's Ca-
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will, at any time, exchange for any other of his publications,
new, clean, and perfca copies of this Work.

On the Loth of June will be publifhed,
In One thick Volume ramo. prise ss. in boards, or 6s. bound ;
containing more letter-prefs than any other Medical Work

of a general, and populai nature,
'THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or DOMES.'
TIC MEDICAL FRlEND,containing plain and pradUcal
inflruelions for the prevention and cure of Mari, according
to the laR improvements and difcoveries, with a ferics of chap-
ters on collateral fubjcdb, comprizing every thing relative to
the Theory and Principle. of the Medical Art neceffary to be
known by the private Praelitioner; the whole diverted of feign-
tific and technical words and phrafes, and adapted to the ufe of
thole heads of Families who have not a Claffical or Medical
Education,
By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M. D.
Author of Medical Confultations ; of an Effay on the Difeafes of
Women ; of a Treadle on the Nerves ; of a Tranfistion from
. the Latin of Bontius on the Dikafes of Java ; of a Tranilation
of the Lives oFSpetonius, with Notes; of Dialogues in a Li-
brary; and of Letters on the Britt& Mufeum.
In the compall Al an advertlfetnent, It would be impoffible to
point out the important improvements and difeoverice, and the
variety of new and yaluabk information which have been incor-
porated into this V.'ork, and which have not hitherto been ex-
hibited in a plain and popular form. No chapter or article
throughout the book is deficient In tome important °bp& of in-
ftruetion, while for Winds and plainnefs, the whole may he
placed in competition with any other popular work in any lan-
guage. The author has throughout Ruched to make himfeF in-
telligible to the plain& underitandlbg, to render Lis informa-
tion i.ll every point complete and fatisfadtory, and he has had it
in view, that In many circumitances and tituatioes, his book
may be the only advice at hand, upon which the future ausfort
and life of a fellow-creative may depend.
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fold by Murk Wallis, Symonds, and Weft and Hughes, Pa-
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Crolby and Leiterman, Statioliers'-court ; Wilton and Spence,
York; F, Balfour, Ediobargh; J. Archer, Dublin; and by al;
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N. B. That this popular Work may obtain an immediate cir-
culation, commenfarate with the important and ufeful informa-
tion which it contains, Mr. Phillips engages, at any time, to
exchange with any BookfeUer, copies of any of his publications
for new, clean, and perk* copies of this Work.