Star.
London, England, 1812-09-30 00:00:00

LYCBU II! TH2dfiR.S. POLiCS.
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The Comic Opera of The Duenna was last night.re. Snanweet.Oertcx.—Errtststve r ORGERY ON ra x
presented. Mr. Pitturra sustained the character of BANK OF ENGLAND.—Yesterday a man advanced in
Carlos; and his beautiful song, .Als sure a pair, was years, together with his wife, residing in the neigh-
honoured with an encore. Mr. KNIGHT, as to cunning bourhood of Bethnal-green, (in whose house a person
little luxe," pourtrayed the knavery, cowardice, and lately committed on a charge of forgery, occupied a
ultimate vexation of the Jew, with irresistible hu. room,) were brought up for examination, Before the
mour. The Duenna was excellently supported by Mrs. Sitting Magistrates, E. MARKLAND and R. RAINS-
SPARKS; the courtship scene with Isaac Mendoza was eon% Esqrs. charged with having in their possession
truly ludicrous. _ I a great quantity of forged Bank notes. It appeared
The comic dance, called, A Lawyer in a Sad, site that on searching the premises, there were found se.
ceeded the Opeta- After which, a new musical faro, vend tin canisters filled with forged notes ; one con-
entitled, di West Wind ; or, Of for London ! was pro. ' raining those of R 5 each; several with set, and others
duced, for the first time. The following are the dra. of LI notes. There was likewise found one note of
loath persona : £lOO in a pocket-book. Several good notes of £1
Sir Ttiby Jettall - Mr. PENULT each, and about £29 in good silver. The canisters
Dr. Buckthorn . . Mr. OXSEILAT were deposited under ground, and the rest of the mo-
Hate:nit nt - - Mr. Suiru ney found secreted in various places within the pre-
scrape - • . Mr. Patriots
Squire Charles - - Mr. J.SMITII mises. The daughter of the prisoners, an interesting'
Peter - . . Mr. KNIGHT young woman, upon whose evidence the principal
Lady Jestall . - Mrs. HA 'mows was fully committed, it appeared, lived with him, by
Dolly . . - Mrs. BLAND.
The piece turns on the propensity of Sir Toby Jes• whom she is supposed to be with child. The woman
discharged—the man re-committed.
tall, to play mischievous tricks on his friends and
neighbours, which, when discovered, he denominates HATTON•GARDEN.--Yesterday, a baker, in theneighbours,
neighbourhood of the Seven-dials, was sentenced to
joie:. Having sent his nephew, 'Squire Richard, a pay a fine of £l7, for exposing to sale a quantity of
hundred miles of, on a fool's errand, the latter is de- light bread, being 2s. 6d. for each ounce deficient.—
termined to be even with hitu l ; and, in the spirit of The proper. Officers annot be too much on the alert
modern hoaxing, he sends him a letter, as if from the in detecting such offences, at a time when the labour.
Herald's Office, apprising him of his having been ing poor of the metropolis a* paying 1 weeny fiance
created a Baron (an honour which he had for many farthing for the gassleT
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' years aimed at), and requiring his attendance on a
certain day, at the Brown Bear, in Smithfield, where
two Gentlemen from the Office would Inept him.—
' By fictitious letters Buckthorn, Haichment, and Scrape,
Iwho exercise the callings of Doctor, Undertaker, and
Barber, in the village where Sir Toby dwells, are also
'enticed by 'Squire Richard to the same inn, where,
1 after some entertaiaing confusion, an edaircillement
takes place.
1 There is a great deal of lively dialogue in this La ..
gaidle. The character of Buckthorn is neatly drawn ;
and his principle of accounting for every distemper,
by the di' action of the wind, has at least novelty to
recommend it. The Doctor conceives the yrind,
when at North, is produce rheumatism--Routh,
asthma—East, bad eyes—and West, madness. Hence
arises the title of the farce ; as the wind is westerly
when he unexpectedly meets all his friends, who have
simultaneously set e e for London," he considers in-
sanity as the cause of iheir journey.
The characters were excellently sustained by the
respective performers, and the piece was given out for
repetition this evening with considerable approbation.

MARRIED.
Saturday, the 26th Instant, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Samuel
Lambe, Esq. of Sychampron, in the county of Worcester, and a
Captain in the Herefordshire Regiment of Militia, to Eleanor,
eldest daughter of the late lames Watson, Esq. of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
At Reading, R. Westbrook, jun. Esq. to Sarab Ann Cutning,
eldest daughter of the late Cartain Alexander Coming, of the
Hon. East India Company's Service.
At Blackbutn, Henry Obalde.ton, aged 95, to Rachael Pem-
birton, pinstee. aged 71.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
October 12. James Read, of Rood-lane, warehouseman, dealer
and chapman, at tell, at Guildhall.
Nov. 3. George Frederick Stoll, of Ratcliffe Highway, victualler,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.
Francis William Boweer, George Overton, and Lionel Oliver,
of Hirwain, parish of Penderyn, Brecknockshire, iron-masters
dealers, chapmen, and copartners, to surrender October el,
22, and Nov. 10, at one, at the Commercial Room, Bristol.—
Attornies, Mr. Robert Bigg, Bristol; Messrs. Powell and
Jones, Brecon ; or Mr. Edward Bigg, Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London.
James Hitchcock, of High-street, Holborn, Middlesex, broker
and salesman, dealer and chapman, October 13, 27, and Nov.
10, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.'l'urner and Pike,
Bloomsbury-square.
Edward Overton, Francis William Bovizer; George Overton, and
Lionel Oliver, all of Hirwain, parish of Penderyn, Brecon-
shire, grocers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, October el,
22, and Nov.lo, at twelve, at the Commercial Room, Bristol.
Attornies, Mr. Robert Bigg, Bristol ; Messrs. Powell and
Jones, Brecon; or Mr. Edward Bigg, Suuthampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London.
'Joseph Mitchell, of Liverpool, salesman, commission-broker,
dealer and chapman, October 20, 21, and Nov. 10, at one, at
the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie., Mr. Meddowcroft,
Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Davies, Liverpool.
John Cambell, of Throgmorton-street, London, merchant, dealer
and chapman, October 3, 17, and Nov. 10, at twelve, at Guild.
haIL Attorney, Mr. Hoir, No. 37, Throgmortou-street.
Andrew John Mackenzie and Henry Roper, of Cross-street,
Finsbury-square, Middlisex, merchants and corn-factors,
dealers, chapmen, and copartners, October 13, 27, at ten
and Nov.iat one, at Guildhall. Attueney, Mr. Deuce,
BU-
liter-square,
sndrew Geddes and George Evans, of Upper East Smithfield,
Middlesex, bottle and flint glass-merchants, dealers and chap.
men, and co/Inners, October 3, 17, and Nov. 10, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and
Pearse, Old Jewry.
Robert Anstee, of Viralcot, Sontersetshlre, butcher, October 8,
12, and Nov. 10, at eleven, at the New Ina, Horse-street, Bath.
^to:Hales, Messrs. Shephard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bed-
ford-row, London; or Mr. R. A. Sheppard, Bath.
DIVIDENDS.
October 17. Frederick Holmes, hate of Messina, bat now
in Vere-street, Oxford-Road, at ten, at Guildhall. October 17.
Christopher Peel, of King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, a:
ilea, at Guildhall. October 18. Wm. Blackburne, of -Humber..
• stone-street, in the parish of St. George, Middlesex, carpenter
and builder, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 3. John Bryant and
Thomas Catchpool, of Ipswich, maltsters, at the Bear and Crown,
Ipswich. October 24. Richard Jackson, of Manchester, corn-100.
• tor, at elev-n, at the Dog Tavern' Manchester. October .20. W.
Soady, Plymouth-Dock, tallow- chand!er, at two, at the Auction
Mart Rooms, Plymouth-Dock. October M. John Hawthorne,
jun. of Wicksworth, Derbyshire, linen-draper, at twelve, at the
, Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. October 28. Stephen Dexter, of
' Belpar, Derbyshire, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Bridgewater
Arms, Manchester. October 22. Nathaniel JoLo Winch, New-
' castle-upon-Tyne, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 20.
Robert Saunders Butlers formerly of Kennington, but late of
! Lewing's Mead, Bristol, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. Octob:r
25 Joseph Whitley, of Callington, Cornwall, tavern-keeper, at
eleven, at the Auction Mart Rooms, Plymouth-Dock. October
• 29. Edward Smalley, of Leeds, draper, at eleven, at the Bridge-
water Arms, Manchester. October 23. James Shaw, Liverpool,
taylor and draper, at one, at Mr. Murruw's office, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES, October 17.

4.An6-ew

George Gibbons Llw aU, of Nantwich, linen-draper. Samuel
Dicker, of Ellerditie, Salop, dealer and chapman.. John Heuder.
son, of Charlotte-street, Portland-place, surgeon and apothecary,
Richard Dmcding, of Wapping Wall, cooper. Benjamin Wilson
of Leeds, flax-spinner. Charles Davis, of Birmingham, shoema-
ker. Charles Waite, of Aldersgate, haberdasher. Robert Petcisell„
of Lineton.epon-Hull, woollen-draper. Richard Foulkes, of
Wilmot-street, Brunswick square, linen .draper. Wm. Clark, of
hingsland, Devon, slopseller. Thomas Dykes, late of Great East-
cheap, chocolate-maker. Richard Haddeu, of the Upper Priory,
Birmingham, victualltr. William Griffiths, of Westwood, Wilts,
dyer. Jeremiah Royle, of Manchester, warehouseman. William
Sharp, of Bradford, Yorkshire, calico-manufacturer. Henry Ab-
bott, of Ilucklershury, merchant.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Binyon, Swaincon, and Morgan, London, small-wore-menu-
factures.% Watson and Taylor, Paddington, wharfingers. Slick
and Standly, of Fatton, Cheshire, cordwainers arid grocers.—
Lea and Owen, Poultry, perfumers. Thomas Thomas and Co.
Bristol, snap-manufacturers. Francis Todd and George Bateman,
Bread street, Cheaps;de, warehouseinen. Samuel Sbedden and
Veter George Coles, Tiverton, Devon, linen-drapers. Joi. Gunn
Palmer and Morris Pritchett,. Watling street, commission agents
' and coal merchants. Matthew Wardle and Co. South Shields,
ship bread and biscuit-bakers. Burgin and l.aye, of Aylesbury,
Bucks, stone-masons. Paull and Evens, Old Compton-street,
Soho, Oland colourmen. Samuel Smith and Win. Bloxarn, jun
College-hill, London, wholesal: sintielicia. Parks Sa1)1013, Price
ArlTSts 101 WM*

IN the various complaints incident to the 484
frame, there are none more dreadful in their
totttA
alarnting in their consequences, than the Gtavel andsie:',r2
In the back, Loins, and madder, and LunilLgw mey-Fer:l2,
plaints to which every person is liable, and area losadst6 7
every other species of disorder. HICKMAN% plug e.
posed of the most innocent ingredient., ham keeftee-W4_
gular efficacy, es not only strengthening the Tag* 7"
the urine, bur in happily destroying the petrifyiogejage,
from which proceed the above complaints, d.c.
calculi, or gritty secretions, and banistieg every pert.thisti.•-
deticy to those disorders, without confinement. Prose ov.-.
arts of the powerful quality of these Pills, fulh
private practice of many years, they are offered
and recommended as a cure for the above compla.l
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's 4, Cie
of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Brim and Aviv.
Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Album, Wester.
Jones, Port sea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworti
bert, and Horland, Plymouth; Newbury, Dablia
Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Alanderstou, Sr
Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Roes and Peck,
Edwards and Penny, and Billlngse,Liverpool:
Manchester • Bowen, Norwich; Knott and:-
Gregory, Brighton; White, Leighton; and and
4,a-s, in boxes at Va. ad. each. •

r-'HE GENUINE MEDICINE,
-I- PATENT ANTIECORKU tie ORM
" By the King's Patent," expressetton the lion
don, and Outs'de Wrapper, and the Kinee '
black Ink.—ln Bottles of Six Shilling, Lksi
and Sixpence, and largest One Pound 'two
chided. Compound Essence Bs.

To Mr. SraLsivar, LS, Soho-
CulM ra ,

Ste—Having experienced so much benefit
TENT AN I'ISCORBUTie DROPS, without
not let it remain unknown to yourself and
sadly «Meted with the Scurvy in n.y legs, wi
gradually became worse, till J had above 41)0 ho'
20 of which were much broader than a.l
• My state being known to a humane

nay of a case very imilar to mice . the
to bed the greatest part of tiro years, and by
bottles tat your Drupe, wn soots cured. 14 t
I was induced to give them a trial, and to my,
comfort, I soon found my sores he.detl, and
small bottles I could do tug welt without •
prevent the re-turn rl the disease, I take about
each yea, w inch bay fully succeeded to my
your obliged liumizle servant, law
Wit:les,, Joseph Doha.

ADVICE.
WHEN Men of. Education and p:
use persevering endeavoors to distort
certain method of treating a few prevailing Divans, tie
ful result of their experilsco is the best proof ot superiority. •
Messrs. GOSS -and Cti. gurgeons, have been indisced to mint
the cure of the following the object of their particular siady,vs,
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted la s nionseat of iamb
cation, an 4 its concomitants, Strictures and Clem, which, tlf
an improved plan, are speechly aud effectually anti; as aleadow
bility, whether arising from Baccharalian indulgences, ts 3 nit
dente it ".4rltt climates, or a sect% t solitary vice, too ofmiso
happily pursued by the youth of both sexei, in the one mils
sterility or barrenness, and in the other a naIUCTOUi train ifs*
vous diseases, which, if not timely rousedied, wain:win**
tence and consumption. In that distressing state of &Age
deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful bales et
arising (rpm any other cause, by which the powers of theme,k
tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Ls&
don, they offer a tun, safe, and speedy restoration to sasisal
vigorous health.
The result of a long and extensive practice has enslikd dens,
by a superior method, to remove venereal est:giallo', bows!
inveterate or complicated, without subjecting dos patisatto dr
kart restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cain 'Weis
early application is made on 'discovery of the infectina, they he
queenly pacform a cure in the shot t space of two days. Thar
precedented success of their mode of treatment (which lesson
been known to fail in one single instance in &practice of lips%
dining which period many thousand persons of bolt searkles
been cured, even after severe and injurious methods ballad
pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces doom
thus publicly offer their advice.
To be consulted daily peesonally, or by letter, by persons d
either sex. Letters from the country, contairing a kinhswilk
duly attended to, and advice and mediciuss lo:warded t If
part of the Kingdom —CO SS and Co. 13, Bouverie-strect

HPALTR Altis LANG
DR. JAMES'S .ANALEPTIC *ILLS, mitt I were contrivedlisi by txhemlAntentor as a reetezty for
and Which preserved him to an advanced age, are
culated fur disorder* of, the Stomach and bowels, fur irieek.„,
occasioned by indigestion or flee living; for !Mum, („ete—`l
Rbtnantatic Complaint•, and for Colds, siigbt Fever*, h 44
from the vicissitudes of air climate. Remorse *IQ be both •
them upon eyery trifling Indisposition, and thus their
characteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained; go
timely assisting nature in the due discharge at the aniriaskil2
tior.s, they preserve the body it health and fgour. I hey arem
cetera as a general family mechcrne,and, as tkty 41,1 cut
'any confinement, are particularly convenient fur travellers,
Suld in Bolas 4s. 6d. each, or six
Paul's large Bond.
by F. Newbery and Sons, in i.t. Charchiar 1..11
many persons mistake the button., purcbuers are ,"7.14
sjiravtei,listhuaamt tieteisNecungrrhaevredisin4Sa,u-fouseur
stdsooru;st.ft....74Cbesi,be
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at Dr. James's in Bruton-street.
IN the ♦arious complaints incident to A. .

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d Peck, Hall; Gregns,
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and Lloyd, anniosimi
and win Molicias
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the bottks. BI of Dl*
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rip, which kr saes
400 bo'esia 64%60
'billing.
madman, be blind,
presto had btensaind
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