Star.
London, England, 1802-11-05 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
frO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 61
will he prefentcd the New Como dy. called
DELAYS AND BLUN DERS.
The Prir.cipal Characters by
Mr. I.EWIS,
Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCEIT, Mr. MURRAY,
cr.EMERY, Mr. OIDDONS, Mr. DAVENPORT, &e. &c.
Mrs urcuFIFI,D, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
Mr. H. SIDDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS.
The Prologue :o be fpoken by Mr. IiItUNTON.
To whicHhA will be added the Comic Opera of
HARTFORD BRIDGE.
This Evening—Tie Tragedy of Tamerlane ; with Peroufe.
Os Nlooday Mr. Braham and Signora Storace w in appear is
the 0 erx of the Cabinet, after which it can be per.-ormed but
tAke, en account of a New Comic Opera which is prepare-
ton, ea will very fpeed;ly be produced.
Oe U'ednefday Mr. Cooke will perform Sir Pertinak' Mac-
lcophant in the Conwdy of the Man of the World.
On ofcnunt of the great demand for Places for the New- Co-
'KO of Delays and Blunders, it wit be ailed every Tuefday.
Thus*, and Saturday, till further notice.
A New Melo Drama in Two Adts, called a Talc of Myna,'
jun rthe,rfal and will fpeedily be produced.

NEW MUSIC.
This day was publifited,
By CLIMINTI and Co. No. 26, Cheapfide,
THE Pnpnlar SONG, " Once Happy in a
1 Peace ul Home." as Sung by Mrs. H. SfDDONS, in the.
beccrite Comedy of DELAYS and BLUNDERS; with the
DUFT, as Sung by Mr. FAWCBIT and Mr. MUNDEN,
Oct tg. 6d.
Alfo. CLEMINTA SWUM! for the Piano Forts. Op. 40,
Book ill, price Bs.

THIRTEENTH NIGHT...-SANS SOUCL
IT the Authority of the Right Hon. the Loan CIIIAMIZILLAIW.
TO MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 6,
A mill be prefented at SANS Sans, LAICISM Pi, Cii
LUCISTU-SkUaltr, • I
An Entertainment, entirely new, called
MOST VOTES.
The Songs will come in the following fuceeMon :
PART L.—The Poet to his Pen, The Committee, One, The
Taft. The Invifible Pig, Water Creffes, Dolly of the Dale.
PART II —Three Cheers, The Harmony of the Affediena,
The Three Sifters, The Aolian Harp, loitering Gilts, The
Sapling, The liarber s Shop.
PART 11l The Wind and the Rain, The Parachute, The
Devil Outwitted, ',he Union of Lova and Wine, A Hittory
,(the War, MOST VOW.
The whole is written and compofad, and will be Spoken,
in, and accompanied by
Mr. DIBDIN.
Boxes is. Pit 3s. Gallery sc.—Doors to be opened at Seven,
ad to begin eiat%y at Eight.
Books of the Songs to be fold at the Theatre.

?hers for the Boxes to be taken at Leiceiter Place, where
my be had all the Articles in Mr. DINDIN'S Catalogue, and
tro Propcials for the publication, by fubkription, of his Pro-
Missal Life, with the Words of Six Hundred Songs, and with
fug Plates from their fubjeas, in aqua tints.
• The Ladies," " The fweets of Love,"" The Parachute,"
"The Talk" " The Sapling," " Tie Harmony of the Affee-
tow; "One,"" The Devil Outwitted,"" Water Creffesl " and
• TheiWi d and the Rain," are publifbaL—On Monday will
bo pablilhed " Three Cheers."
Lad a different Song on every Thurfday and Monday
tying the Winter, as well from the New Entertainment, as
clicfcsfrom thole Songs, compored of Bilging and recitation,'
which hale hitherto remained uupubliihed.

Tie above Entertainment will be repeated Mondays, Thud-
asys, ad Saturdays. The reafon will dote on the reth of De:
samba.

Mr. Nista refireafully giros notice, that as there is not
the (man& probability of parting with his Stock for my thing
equal to its value, he is determined to continue vainly in
babes, and accafiotaally to produce novelty for the purpofe
of r fretting his Publications; and, as a material Rep towards
*tit eirculltion, he means to give a libtral allowance to all
the Country Bookfellers and Mufic•fellers, who will receive a
crtuhr letter, with offers to that effldt.
r 7 The Premifes are to be let or fold, poffefflon to bz given
at• thriftuus