Star.
London, England, 1805-01-12 00:00:00

OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE-SIDE.
To which will be added the Farce of
'I'HL MOCK 1)OCTOR.
f^.i~ Evenings the Stifpieionn Hufband ; the United Britons ;
1.. Wiener —Tuefday, The Wife of Two IllufbAnds)

BY COMMAND OF TIWIR MAJESTIES.
THY' ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEX r, JANUARY 14, 1805,
will he prelented the Comedy of
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.

Dr. °nano& Mr. FAWCETT.
After which will be prefented, (For the 14th time), s new Seri°
Comic Melo Dramatic Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN QIIICKSILVEIt ;
Or, flilt GNOME AND THE DEVIL.

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'Mi. Evening—The Englifh Fleet ; with Harlequin
'On Tuefdar. for the iiirft time, a New Flay, in Ave anti called
the School of Reform; or, How to Rules Hatband.

NM CHINESE SPk.C.TACI.P.,
IN WHICH MRS. ASTLEY APPEARS.
P.OYALTY THEATRE.,
WEI.I.S.STREET, GOODMAN'S FIELDS.

N MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY v 4., iScs ;
O 'raglan tt, %Varlet,.lay t 6, Thurfday ti, Fridiy tfl, and
saturday to, and no longer, will be prefented at lull pit fix
ed.& for the firlt time thee three yurs, a Comic Met of
Atttion, called
THE CALEDONIAN LOVERS.

Alfo, at (even o'clock precifely. never performed at this Theatre,
A molt Superb Grand Hiliorical Chinefc Spedacle,
With vacuity': Stbriltiant Fernery, Machintry,Dreffes. lce. called
ZINGINA;
Or, THE HEROINE OF CHINA.
Zingina, the Heroine or China, Mrs. ASII.F.Y.
Priefts of the Lama, Soldiers, Attendants, Couriers. Heralds,
.Mantehew Tartar s. Mogul Tartars, Chinefe Tigre Mee, Procef.
flortn, 2te. Among a Variety of New Scenery, will be pour.
Waycd, the following :
1. The Principal Pagoda of the Grand Lama. 2. Infide of the
Pagoda, with the Mythology. le. A. The Dwelling of a Man
them at War. 4. The Royal C6llll, with the Chincfs Out-volts,
lee. 5. Impraal General's Cent. 6. Imperial Cattle and Battle-
ments. 7. Tke Graa.l Volcano of Lint lung. E. Imperial Gene-
rd's Pavilion, 9. Chinsfe and Tartar Encampment. To. Moon-
taitiou4 Country, Chinefe Bridge, lice. tl. Chinefe Hermitage.
11. Inner Recefs with Idols, ace. t 3. The Famous Porcelain
Tower. ta The Magnificent Temple of Tien. To conclude
with A GRAND (211INE.SE
lu th...coorfe oldie Evening, Mr. SAXON!. (by particular M-
ite.) will go throve, his wonderful Manoeuvres on the TIGH
ROPE, allatd by the comic:lll6es of the •I wo Clowns
The following Now Song will alfo lie fling by Mrs. H .
• ONCF, l•W ICE, THRICE." And by Detre, the Comic Song,
by Mr. Jonas NOT . of " THE TINKER', ILIBILEE.”
The whole to conclude with, A COMIC PANTOMIME,
with cetenfive Mechanical Transfognaation,&e. called,
THI!. GOLDEN DREAM:
OR, HARLEQUIN AND PLUTUS.
Dan to be opened at halt palt five.—to begin at half paft
Bose% as. Vit Is. Gallery is. Upper Gilkey tid.
Half price to commence Dahill palt eight o'clock.
Places to be taken of Mr. iMobbs, at the Theatre, from ten till
three o'clock—No Servants can pollibly keep places slur half
paft (even o'clock.

This day was puhtillted. price 28.61.
THE BLIND BARGAIN ; or Hear Him Out,
a Comedy, In Five Ails, as performed at the Theatre
101$, Covent Danko, with oniverfal applaufe.
By FREDERICK REYNOLDS, Efq.
Printed for Lonjman, Hurit, Rem, and Orme, Paternofter-
tow.
Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author.
1. Delays and Bbnders, a Comedy in Five Alts, price 71.6 d.
Folly as it Hies, ditto, as 6d.—:t. Life, ditto. U.-4. Manage-
ment, ditto, as.—t. Laugh Whcn you Can, ditto, is —6. The
braniatitt, ditto, 16.—y. Notoriety ditto, ts—S. Hew to Grow
Rich, ditto. 39.-9. The Rage, ditto, 21.010. Speculation, eittO,
g. \Vence, a Tragedy, 211.