Star.
London, England, 1813-06-22 00:00:00

N TIMBER. 8205.

FIRST AND ONLY TIME THIS SEASON.
FOR .I*Hg. BENEFIT OF MR. FARLEY.
COVENT-OARDEN.
nN THURSDAY, NEXT, JUNE 44, 1815,
will be acted MIDAS. _

At the end of Midas, the HOBBIES, will be recited by Mr.
NIATIIEWS, after the manner of an Amateur of Fashion.
At•rt which, the following SONGS and DUET :
BriiINOW," by Mr. INCLEDON Comic Song, by
FM Li: Y ; Duet "'rho' Hurricanes rattle," by Mr. TAvLos
and Mr. INCLEDoN. TO Vihich w•1l be added,
THE SLEEP WALKER.
sown°. Mr. MA I HEW-,whop will sing •' Bartholomew Fair,"
and • Manager Strut," and give his Imitatiom.
r• Typitywitchet," by Mr. GRIMALDI.
To conclude with (po-itively for that night only) the Grand
Melo-Di ama,ic Romance of
TIMOUR THE TARTAR.
la hich (by the consent of Messrs. Attiev, Davis and Parker)
tic Grant Equestrian Troop will perform their wonderful
h volution,.
lickets to he h d of Mr. Farley, 47, Greek-street, Soho ; and
(.f • lirandc,, u th.. I heatre, where tilalss may be taken.

.11EW MUSIC.
Published, by Goulding, D'Almain, Potter, and Co. Soho-square,
London; and 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin.
THE OVRTURE and AIRS in the Romantic
E Melo Urania, called the BRAZEN BUNT, now petferm-
log at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed for the
Pianoforfr, by H. R. Bishop, price 7s. 6d.: Les Petit Bijou, No.
u, by J Gildon, price 2s ; ditto, No 9, by L'Abbe Gelinck, price
s ; Ah, Perdwia, arranged with Variations for the Harp, Piano-
forte. end German Flute, by J. Mazzinghi, No. I 5, price 51;Pre-
rare ye Nymphs, a Glee for three voices, sung in Dublin, at the
Nebi ity's Concert, composed by Sir J. A. Stevenson, Mus. Doc.
price -‘s. 61; Soft Gentle Maid, a Glee, for three voices, swig at
4'itto, composed by ditto, price 25.; Beauty in Tea>, sung by
Mr. Braliam, price is. 6d; When Fancy Flies, a Rondo, sung by
Mr. Phillips, price Is. 6d. composed by J. Parry.

'1 his day was published, price 15s. boards,
A COURSE of INSTRUCTION, originally
composed for the use of the Royal Engineer Department.
Ey Major C. W. PASLEY, Director of an Erablishment for
In.trocting the Corps of Royal I;appers and Miners in Military
field Works ; Volume 1, containing Practical Geometry and the
Principles of Plan I)rawin.
Ptirred for T. Egerton, at the Military Library, Whitehall.

' This dar was published, price ‘..7s
AN ESSAY on the SHOULDER JOINT
OPERATION: pr;ncipally ciedxced from Anatomical
Observation. By W. W. FRASER,
Surgeon Major to the Garrison of Gibraltar.
London : Printed ter John Callow, Medical Bookseller,
Crown-court,. Princes-street.
Where may be hal, j;tst published, price 3s.
Cursory Remarks on Corpulency. By a Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons. Second Edition, with Additions.

THE VENERABLE MIiStONARY SWARTZ.
This day was published, price Sis. 6d.
SERMON, preached by Order of the Honourable
COURT OF Diarci c.as of the Affairs of the East-India Com-
pany of England, September 6th, 1807, on the opening of a Mo •
Lamm set up in St. Mary's Church, Fort St. George, to comm&
:notate the eh-• ues and services of the late Reverend Mr. Sr A KTZ.
By R. H. KERR, D D. Senior Chaplain of Fort St. George.
Mad as printed..--LOndon Reprinted for Black, Parry, and
Co. Bo bksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leader-
Lall sir t ; Rlvingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hatchard, Pic-
cadilly ; .ml Scoley, Fleet-street.

This day was pubhsbrd, In one vol. nvO. price 12s. dd. boards,
ATHEOLOGICAL DISQVISI'rION on the
Chat acterist c EXCELLENCIES of CHRISTIAN! CY ;
or, An Inquiry utto the Superior As•istance It affords, and Ma-
fives t contains for the Practice of Virtue, Cultivation of the
best I.ffections.of the Hear, and preparing the Moral Offspring
of ()on tor Permanent fetic,ty.
By I'. COGAN, M.D.
Printed for T. Catial and W. Davies, Strand; Longman
HUM, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; Johcson and
Co. Paul's Chursh-yard ; and I. IMnus, at Bath. ..
'„I 'ibis Volume completes the series of Disquisitions,
sophical, Ethical, and Theological, on the Passions and Affect
too* of the litrnan Mind ; with this a genera Title will be &I-
I vetted to the Purchasers of tie tutu preceding Volumes. As
above may be had any ut the preceding Volumes ot this Work.

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and Co. Itussell-Mews, Howlanti-strect, Fitzroy square,
to at y extent by Annuity, or on bills or Notts of Hand, and all
sons of •a-curities, without exposure or the interposition of any
one out of their ()Rice. They c'aira more respectability and
p OW( s than any others in this line, and•can make an instant ad.
once to persons of known character. Atte! dance all day.

riVt. IiUNDKW PER CENT. PER. ANNUM.
rtIO be SOLD to any Person if character, fit
-a- One Thousand Guineas, a SHARE in an Establishment
of .he h :hest rrrp. ctabitity, that is iikvly to realize upwarils of
Face Hundred per COIL per Annum, without risk, and without
th.• rurchaser uppi arii.g at all visgami hi Business.
Rekrenres wilt be req dred and Siren; and Letters (post-
;aid) ail!rtssid to Mr Boirmy, No. 16, Siring Gardaus, Lou-
den, will be duly atten:isd to.

WARM BATHS.
THE Patent SANATIVE WARM BATHS,
which tend to invigorate the Constitution and promote
Health. The Patentees, Arnicrong, liolltard, and Hewitt, beg
to inform the Nobility, t ;entry, and Public in general that tliv.‘r
Laths Lavin obtained a pre-eminent degree of celebrity from
the s:mplkity of their comtruction, they are now made in great
variety, suitable for Famiiies, Hotels, and Pu'alic Institutions.—
They may be teen heated every day at their Manufactory, 76,
Creat Queen-street, Lincoln's lan Fields, mat door to New.
eagle House.

BAYLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING.
IV BAY L EY, Patentee et the original bl..cling
/ • Cakes, begs leave to inform the Public, that in com.
yliie re with numerous sol-citstinsts, he hat prepared a LIQUID
lA!' 1N rLACKING, which possesses liver 0: properties, and
mote s•; redly than any otl er preparation of the kin,!, produces
the .'elnst black and highest puss lustre ;It retains Its brit-
l'-'lcY, and wil! Parrp in ally climate.
hcle,::le and retail by BAyk7 and Blew, Cockspnr-s•r;e4,
I entkin ; and retail by most of the usual Venders, price is. dd.
Tint bottle.
es• The Pa?ent Cakes-cc:mit:me to be 31. W price 6.1. each.

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FTOI4 and CO. .1f the I:riti.-.11 'Stint MAnutac-
‘,-) tory, 41,1 molt respect fully inform the Pub-
Ix, that they have taken the Watehou.es lately occ,pied by
/tler.ts. Travers and Esdalle, Sugar Bakers, No. 82, QUEEN-
S I PEET, CIIILAPaII)E. at which place may be yurchased, as
as Lot don Wall, GENUINE OILS and COLOURS, at est
'WHOLESALE PRICES, for MONEY, and where their cheap,
dcr.ble, and intik netrable Paints, ground in Linseed Oil, for
Park Palings, WeatLer.blartLiig, Stuccoed Fronts. Outbuildings,
Ship-painting, Ike. are now selling at the same Prices as hereto-
fore, viz. Invisalle Green, per cwt. ; Dark Olive Green, 705.;
Bright Olive Green, 1111.; Blue, ins.; Black; White, Yellow,
Stone, and Lead Commits, stis. rer cart each ; Chocolate, 50s. ;
Red, lOs.; and prepared Oft to thin IL -1u for tr,e, ss. per gal-
lon. (;canine White Lead, ses. per cwt.; Turpentine, l?.s. per
1/211.; Linseed Oil, Sc. Gil. per gal ; Painters' Bruslie.; and Co.
lours of every kind, dry or prepared for use. Genuine Sperm
Oil, as. M. per Gal.; Fine Chamber, ss. 61; Pale Seal, as. bd.;
and Common Oil, ss. per gallon.
N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very handsome in appear-
ance, possess great durablihy, and will stand in hot Climates;
..s ...Nor Reims. and are.andicablei_