Star.
London, England, 1812-02-17 00:00:00

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THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT.UARDEN.
'ISIS PRESENT EVEN I NG, FEBRUARY 17,
will he perfbrmed,
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN:
wided on the Incas of Marrnontel, and Kotzebue's Play of
Rolla, or The Virgin of the Sun).
;Jterwhlch will be perform( the New Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH.
isoorrow, The Virgin of the Sun, and Harlequin and Pad-

7-0,........--
• ' le performances by the Dramatic Horse,! the stu-
-0? lain"tib
agues Elephant ; and 'I wo Learned Dogs ! introduced in
. 'spoilt fauertainments.
NEW PAVILION THEAI'RE,
ASTLEY'S, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND,
(Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain).
if lIISPRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 17,
1 To4norrow 18th, Thursday 20th, arid Saturday 2,2 will
totkat Half past Six precsely, the papule: liorte 54.1, pectacle,
'Two Aclis - called •
• BAGVAN-HO ;
• OR, THE TARTAR TARTAR'D.
oesplhbed through the means of having One Foot by Sea, and
One Foot by Land.
row, Mr. Collet; Bagvan-He, Mr.Astley, jun.; Blue
kink Mr. Male ; and Fatima, Mrs. Astley.
is which will be introduced the largest and most sagacious Ele-
!biotin this Kingdom. The Piece will terminate with a General
Atrei on the Usurper's Caitle, Man to Man, Horse to Horse.
which (third time), apew Comic Burletta, called the
THREE FIVES ;
OR, PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH !
mt. pettr Tattle, Mr. Decastro; Jeremy Tattle, Mr. R. L.
meg Dickey Tattle, Mr. Isaac ; Mr. Neville, Mr Betts; Oba-
-0 Wei, Alt'. Johnson; Grouse, Mr. Cardoza • Worrit, Mr.
ma; Rattal, Mr. W'eston ; George Trueman, dr. Male. Mrs.
P. Irak, Mrs. Wallack ; Fanny Tattle, Mist Bloomgren ;
my, Mrs. Betts; and lobs. J. Tactic, Mrs. Henley.
To ceeclude with a grand Pantotnimtcal Stlection, ealled
HARLLQUIN's OLIO; or, JEWELS NEW szT ;
b wkich will be introduced Two astonishing learned Lap-dogs.
peas open at half-paw Five, and bet.n at Half-past Six.—
Stood Price half-cast Eight.
Places for the Boxes to be taken between ten and two o'clock.
t 7 No perfortnntee on Wednesdpys and Fridays during Lest.
. ,

TO-MORROW
ALL ALL THE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN.
ti - rrizeo of - £20,000
2 - of - 4,0(,0
. 4 - of - 1,000
&c. &e. &c.
ONLY 8,000 1. ICKETS.
II DISH, CratrActor, Soli and Shared in the Oc-
I. tobtr, Novemt.er, and the Lottery drawn last Month, 1A
Cipial Prizes ft om £20,000 to £5OO, at his truly fortunate Meet
4, CORNHILI., and 9, CHARING-CRO."S.

A SCHOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d Batta-
IA lion 2nds Regiment, now at Berry Head, adequate to the In-
ns* of Soldiers' Children. None need apply except well
infiled for the situation. fie will rcceive Scrjeant's pay, with
tte aelitienal allowance of Lie per year for StatiunarieN, tkc.
lnten (post paid) addressed to the Adjutant of the above Keil-
pot, nil! be slu!y attended 10.
Eery Head, near Brisluun, Devon, Feb. 8, 1812.

'FASHIONABLE. DANCING.--PRIVATE TUITION.
J.G.HOPKINS begs leave to return his most
igrattfultbanks to his Friends and the Public in general,
fink vcry distinguished patronage he has so long experienced,
minspectfully solicits a contiuuance of their favours. Ladies
asdGendemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or
time who have not attained the present f.ashionablo mode, may
be exrctstiously instructed in the most private manner, to quality
tkets ter the first assemblies, on application at his r..tideme,
Cusdarsakers' Hall, Foster-lane. Cheapside.

FFASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Shertard-street, Goldeo-=quare,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learut that
itromplishment, or have not the modern style.
Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those
teals= it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
Ite genteel society expediti6usly, privately, and in a superior style
apace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching
air learn at a sinall expense, with a reap. ctable set of pupils, on
tkpoblic teaching evenings. Profes.ors of dancing taught the
arit elegant fancy dances, and alt the suparor parts of the profes-
Ina The Subscription As,embiies are every friday.

THE LADY'S MAGAZINE.
Portrait dills Royal Highntsi the PRINCE Realm!.
This day was published, price Is 6d.
THE LADY's MAGAZINE for January, 1812,
A swimming the 4::d Vo'unie, containing (besides the usual
tater) a Portrait of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, en-
rived by Mt. Heath, ilistor.cal Engraver to his Majesty ; an
tittat engraved Frontispiece and Title-page; the most fa.h!on-
.goalatly s Dresses, and an entire new pattern for a worked dress.
Printed for George Robinson, Patamoster-row.
'nett may be had, price One Guinea and Half, bound and
*red, the Volume of the Lady's i lagazitie compute, for
Maiming the Portraits of his Majesty, Lord Well;t:,;ton, Scr.

- . Dl. REES'S NEW CYCLOPIEDIA.,
(Wifh fine Engraving: )
THE Public are respectfully informed, that a Re-
.. fabrication in Monthly Parts, at 20s. each, of the above
'Oki le this day commenced, will be regularly cont.nued
lithe bra of every succeeding Mon Is, t;11 Its coinp:etiiw.'l'birty-
-stpafts (about half of the Work) bring already piloted, they
b! be had together immediately if desired • and new arrange-
rtmnre made to robs), in cmatinuation Eight Parts with:n the
itti to as to complete the Work within a I.:oder:etc time. A
'at evict are printed on koyalyaper, with proof itnpresslons of
*Plates. Price XI . leis. ea.hpatt.
'this Publicatim, svhiely is the most comprebttrive of its
glikbasbeen underkenm at an eXpence of 4:cuti,seo, wi h the
sf producing a Work worthy of the present i rov.d state
Seituct and the Arts, and of the. Nation. The Editor, whose
i. 741. industry, and experience, :se generally acknowledged,
"gaged professional assistance in every Department of
....7te—and the Work., frect its vari.rl nature, wid in every
67,111 flnnel to be interesting and ilsztuctive to every class
adrrs llie Engravings :orm a yroininent and must in:-
mut feature, consisting of a sh:ries Piaz..-s of general set- •
:ffernactilrety, and natural history, truly valtethle from their
V. eLeatice and accuracy. "r
-se set:Mike subjects are yr.-
by klr.lawry, whose improved method Df rxecueon and
linnt of drawing have never been equalled. Mt. Lowry is inlet d
tiled in that depattment exclus.vely for the present Wolk,
Z:7*, receives further and important advantages tram that aide
Wen known scientific aa tainmetit s. he • übject sof 114' ural
rrnly are engraven by Mr. Milton and Mr. S.ott , with the taste
Winch those superior anis: s are distifigulabed. the drawings
hittary are made by Mr. I )nno)an wid Mr. Sydenli..nt
and are of exquisite beauty ; they-are now on exit bitiun
British y, No. 54, 144 w Bona-strut; and it tray be
ntlnatly said, that they form tba.asos: bionstifal and interesting
ep4tGon of the k;nd eta- exhibited. ' '
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ic's:4ow F
F. and C. Rivington, A. Stratum, T. Payne, I. Stock-
-4 and Letterman, J.Cutbell, Clarke and Solis, Lack-
nod Co. Vector, Hood, and Sharpe, J. and A. Arcb, Ca
7, 4_ a d Davits, S. Bapter, J. hlawman, Mack, Parry, and Co.
"41fing, k. Schuley, L'Booker, Suttaby and Co. R. Ballwin,
Y anti Jones, Jo'anson and Co. Wilson and Son,
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