Star.
London, England, 1807-04-17 00:00:00

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0„. The New Spedtaele Ballet, introducing various new Scenery,
amongft which is a Panorama View of the City and Bay of
Naples ; alfo (-vent New Performances, having been received
with unbounded applaufe from a crowded audience, will be re-
peated for the sth time this evening.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
Under the patronage of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of
Wales and Duke of York.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 17,
and To-morrow,
Will be pi:dented, (for the 4th time) an entirely new Ballet Spec-
tack, compofed and produced by Mr. Giroux, jun. with new
Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and Mull; called the NEAPO-
LI TAN PIRATE.—Principal characters by Mr. and the four
Millet Giroux, their 4th appearance this feafon. In the cantle of
the evening an entire new Duet, written by Mr. Upton, and
compofed by Mr. Sanderfon, called " Love and Marriage," by
Mifs Robley and Mr. Role. Various feats of wonderful alftivity
on Two Horfes, by the two Matters Davis. Elevated Tight Rope
Dancing, by the celebrated Mr. Hengler. Extraordinary Horfe-
manihip by Mr. Smith, the Flying Horfemsn. The whole to con-
chide with (16th time). an entirely new Pedeftrian and Equeftrian
Comic Pantomime. called MOTHER BUNCH AND THE
YELLOW DWARF. with its dependant fplendid stage (pee-
tacle, new feenery, machinery, dreffes, &e. Harlequin, Mr. Croff-
man, Clawn, Mr. Laurent; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. The
other numerous charadtcrk by the reft of the company.
Doors to be opened at half pail five, and begin at half pall fix
precifely—Boxes U.—Gallery la.—Second price at half
pall eight o'clock.
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STATE OF THE WHEEL.
3 of L.zoppo 4 of L 5,000
4 10,c00 I 9 ---- 1,000
&c. &c. Stc.
SWIFT and CO. No. It, Poultry, and No. 12,
Charing Croft, continue felling the Tickets and Shares, war•
ranted undrawn, of the prefent STATE LOTTERY. Ihe Second
Day of Drawirg is fixed for THURSDAY NEXT, x 0 infant,
when every Ticket drawn will b& a Prize, and the firft-drawn
Ticket entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
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rI'HAT old ellablithed and well known Houle, the
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Road from Margate, Ramfgare, and Dever, to Haftings, Ealt
Bourn and Brighton.—Has a Coach to and from London four
Coles a week ; three Poft.chaifes in conitant employ the principal
part of the year ; a well attended weekly Corn Market, with many
(other advantages.
For Particulars, apply to Mr. Lewis Meryon, at Rye.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE-
-I'HE Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Afrociated
Counties, Subfcribers to the above Inftitu,ion, who maybe
in London on Tuefday,tbezBth loft. and can make it convenient
to meet on that day, are repedtfully regueiled to attend at the
Houfe of the Provident Inflitution for Life Infurances, in South-
ampton-ftreet, Strand, at Twelve o'Clock precifely, in order that
an arrangement may be made with the Subfcribers in thole Coun-
ties, whtre the Subfcription has exceeded the limited number of
Shares, and to deliberate on the ettabiimment of the Office.
London, April is , 1807. J T. BARBER.
•„• To prevent unneceffary trouble to Gentlemen in writing
for Shares, it may he neceiTary to Rate. that the Subfcriptions for
Bucks, Hertford, Middlefcx and Oxford were completed the fiat
day of opening, and that very few Shares remain undifpofed of, in
the greater part of the remaining Counties.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
NOR 1.1-IAMPTON, April 15, 1807.
SIR' 'WE, the Underliuned. feel nutfelves called
upon t• reply to two affertions contained in the Preface to the
Refolutions, fired " John Buxton," and Mimed in your Paper
of thc itth i Rant.
Mr. Buxton and his Frienes fay. "That if they eoulil have ob-
tained a hearing, they intended to have moved thole Refolutions,
and that (excepting one Gentleman who propofedthat there be no
A,!drers, and that the Meeting be difrolved), no individual was
fufftred to deliver his fentiments againft the Addiers." Now, Sir,
we particularly with to draw the attention of the Public to this
Raiment, for if Mr. Buxton, and the Gentlemen at the George
Inn hal fairly ftatcd the whole of the circuniftancea attending the
motion made by that " one Gentleman," we are perfuaded it
would have been quite unnect fray for us to have obtruded our-
(eves upon the Public. In the firft place, it is neetffary to give a
concife narrative of the Meeting. On the ad inftant, a requifition
was fent to the Mayor, fignel by r•veniy-fix of the nioft refredla-
ble inhabitants of the town, redrafting hint to call a Meeting " for
the purpofe of confidering the propriety of addraiffing his Majetty
at this important crilia."
The Meeting was held on the 7th intlant, and a more nume-
rous and refpeetable one was never remembered. The Chairman
opened the bangs. by Rating that he had convened t
he he M
eeting
eeting
in confi quence of the above requifition. Well, Sir,
the left word of this requifition was pronounced, this " one Gen•
ileman" alluded to (without waiting for any one of thee royalty-
fix refpeftable patens who had figned the requifition to (tate their
reafons for fo doing) moved" that there be no Addles, and that
the Meeting he diffolved." As loon ai this motion was
iont, uteMrred,
(without waiting for the Chairman to put the queft)
Buxton, with the Mover and the whole of their par
"t
y. in the molt
.clamorous and tumultuous manner, vociferated No Addres !
The Meeting's dili'lved ! No Addrefs ! The Meeting's diffolvl !
No Askirers! No Addrefs
Whin order was reftored, the Addrefs (infated in your Paper
of the Bth irftant) was moved and (ecocide& and on the atew sof
hands, the Chairman declared there was more than ten to one its
favour of it.
We beg leave, therefore, en fiihniit to the Public, whether Mr.
Buxton and his friends could really have intended to have moved
there Refolutions, and whether they can have any reakel to com
plain of not being heard " againft the Addrefs," after it bad ham
carried by flub a majority. aid !Per they Lad issfulted the feeling: if
alai tenth: if the pe,fons d:ariled, by joining in the atiove unprece-
dented treaeh of decorum.
We are, Sir, your humble Servants,
CHARLES SMITH THOMAS BUTCHER
W. GIBSON JOHN WA:II'S
JOHN NEWCOMB M. GATES
WM. KING RICH. HOWES
iAS. MILLER ROB. SIMPSON
. M. HOPKINS JOHN STEEVENSON
AM. HOLT L. EMSHAW
CHARLES FREEMAN CHARLES DODD
CHARLES SMI PH, jun. THOS. TAYLOR.
JOHN FLETCHER