Star.
London, England, 1814-07-28 00:00:00

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_PRANDWYE FAIR, HYDE PARK.
TV LICENSED VICTUALLERS, PUBLICANS, and Others.
qtiCH Persons as may be desirous of/flaking Ten.
den for providing REFRESHMENTS, SHE W-BOOTHS,
Eta. for the GRAND JUBII.EE FAIR, in Hyde Park, on
MONDAY NEXT, the lit of Aocusr, will learn further Par-
ticulars at the Bukingkam Cate Lodge.
Enquire for Mr. Williams.

atr The ecientrie Extravaganza of the HUNTED TAILOR
continuing to be received with loud and reiterated shouts of
laughter and applause, will be repeated every Evening until
further notice.
PLOYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMINSTER
BRIDGE.
EVENING, TO-MORROW, and SA-
'rURDAY, by perrnissicin of the Proprietors of the
Pteatreßoyal,Coveat-garden. the grand Equestrian Spectacle, .4.
THE SECRET' MINE.
Introducing the United STUD of HORSES.
lotensietir and Mademoiselle FERZI will go through titer
Lentific and astonishirg operatical performances en the •I IGH i•
OPE'. A Serious Comic Extravatanza, called
THE- ELECTION ; or,
/SILLY and MRS. BLITTON's JOURNEY to and from LON.'
VON and BRENTFORD; delineated by niany ludicrous
situations, and through the medium of various Paoorantic
' 'MeV'', terminating with the laughable ButLesque of the
fIVNTED TAILOR and his HORSE TALLY-HO.
"Etity Button, by Mr. MA
A New Song called "'I be Gin-shop, er the life and Death of
24telly Brown," by Mr. Herring.--41ors, manship by Mr. Davis.
To conclude with the view Com' c Paw °mime of
WAR AND PEACE; or,
HARLEQUIN AND IHE MILLER'S D (UGH TER.
134 era open at Hait-paw Five—S..cond Price Half-past I: gilt.
N B Equestnaa t uttiou for Ladies and bentlouen irotu
tin 'l lager

NEW VOCAL MUiIC.
WELLINGWN th BRAVE, sung by Mr.
Brabant, Wso by Mr. kyne, at tbr Pa rint.e Meetings,
fonipo ed by J. Parry. prier Is. Sti El g.ard and her brave
Allis, sung be Mr. t yn., at Ihe I tatee.keya', l h ury tune, and
enntposed by 1 Parrt, price se sd. Dear Cliaritier when the
Ho p is pteung, wets by Mr. `in lAr at the l bra re Royal,
einr-Liarden, comptard by H. K. Ilisbnp,i,rice Is. lid. Faithful
g.#.4 I,y. Nits Astir, at 'lie Latb Coorrrt-, comprised by tt.e
aware, puce is. 611. Beauty, Lose, and I sn b sun/ by Mr. in-
ciiir, conleard by T. P. pt•co Is NI. Fairest A wake,
a favourie earsaonrtt, conipts-rd by :At J. Irve inn, Mu.. Doc.
Mite es. I lit subba's wi,e, a celebrat.<l Irish air, with .01 ac-
companiment fur tire Nava tune or Hair, prier Is. 6d
Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Irr, and Co.• No. 20,
Bulso-sguare, and 7, Wes moreland sure, Dublin.

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TO SCMOOLMASTERS.
AMASTER is wanted immediately to conduot.
the F.NGLISII FREE SCHOOL at CREDI Per-
sons quallled to instruct children in Reading, Writing, and
Arahmetic, on Dr. Bell's plan, 3t:d desir us of the situatinn, are
requestsd t' aoply pars"nally, or by letter post-paid, to Mr. Smith,
Solicat.r, Crtri.ton, of whom terms and particulars may be
Imo% it.—A :Master is also wanted to teach Navigation, the'
I unar Method o. taking the Longitude at Sea, Planning, Draw-
ing, Ara Survevb.g. Salary and particulars may also be known
by applying as al,:ove.

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