Star.
London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, COQ ENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, March 9, iBoi, will
be prefented the Tragedy of
KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
Kitts Richard. Mr. COOKE.
To which wiD k added (for the firth time) a New Grand

iiiitosie Pantomime Drama, in Two Parts, called
PEROUSE ;
Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.

Tice Aelloo, tee. of the Ballet ander the foie dircdUon of
Mr. Farley..—:the Overture compofed by Mars. Moorhead
pea Davy.—The. Mune of the Fill. Part by Mr. Davy—and
that'of the Secondby Mr.Moorehcad.—With entire new Mune,
.Semery, Dreffu, mu! Decorations.
inuaoreaxs—Peronfe (the Navigator) Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Theodore (the San of Peroufe) Mils Jenkiefon ;
Come (Seivant to Madame Percale). Mr. King;
And Madam Peroufe, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
Wrists of a Neighbouring Ifland:—Kaukn (fuitor to Urnba)
Mr. FARLEY ; Negaiki (Urnba's Father) Mr. Bologna ;
Potcpataw, Mr. Klanert ; Tetalanar, Mr. L. Bologna;
toomon, Mr. Platt; Tangsboo, Mr. Lewifs ;
And limbo, Mrs. MILLS. 3

"looks of the words of the diderent Pieces of hiuric, with a
Profpedlus of the A:lion annexed. to be hatrat the Theatre.

ThliEveninr—Mubeth; with (iifth time) Permute.

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
This tily was publiiirod, price 22,6 d.
DEAF abilt DUMB ; or, the ORPHAN PRO-
TECTED, an Hiftorical Drama, in Five Ads, now
perfornsing with unhoundcd Applaufe at this Theatre. Taken
from the French of Bouilly, and adapted to the Englith Stage.
Printed far J. Ridgway, York-ftreet, St. James's-111mm. Alfo,
t. PIZARRO, by R. B. Sheridan, EN. ts. and as. 6d.
la. EGYPTIAN FESTIVAL, by Mr. Franklin, a;.
3. 'TIS ALL A FARCE, by Mr. Alllngham Is.
4 FORTUNE'S FROLIC, by Mr. Allingbant, Is.

TO BE SOLD,
AVERY 'Extensive Manor, Noble Martian,
beautifully gloated in a lame Park,and ;show t4ooAcrc>
of Land adjoining, well wond,..land watered, witaiu 4o n iles
wi:1; of London, and about two miles ft,tta 1;:in of tl.e bat
market towns in the kingdom. _ _

Further particulars may b. bast cn Uppile3tinll to Mr. Ty .We,
Solicitor, No. 6. I .incolai's Tan i iel.k, by Principals only.

SHIRLEY corraue, HANTS,

Fr° be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
with or without. from four to sight Acres of tree Land,
in a molt pkafant and heAttlul Situation, within two miles of
Southampton, five of Rumfcy, and ten of Winton ' • the Hoare
oonilfts of feyon Sleeping Rooms, two Parlours, tice. with Kit-
chen, and other Offices, Coach-hook, Stable, Gardeudisz.now
In hand; the land in September noet.
L•ttcrs, poft paid, addreired to Mr. Weolford, Great bridge,
near Romley, will lot duly anfwercel.

NEWARK UPON TRENT.
TO BE LET-.-To enter upon at Lady-day nest,
ACapital DWELLING HOUSE, fitnate in
one of the molt airy Rivets in Newark, comprifing on
the ground floor, a Dining Room 164 by t 7„ a Drawling Room
10 by 18, with a Brcakfait Parlour, and a very large and arrive-
nient Kitchen, with good Cellars, and eitfbl Mess two Bed
Chambers of the fame dlmenfions as the Dining and Drawing
Rooms, with five other Bed Chambers, and two Rooms over
the Kitchen. There is alto an exceeding flood Stable and Coach
Houle, large Yard, and convenient Darden adjoining, 'Die
Prentifes are in molt excellent repair, the Rooms lofty, and the
whole would be in every rc.fpeet a molt deferable and healthy
habitation for any genteel Family.
For part!eutars, enquire of Mr. Scott, No. 6t, Batton-garden,
or of Melts. S. and J. Ridge, Bookfellers, Nevesrk.

sELacr SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY AND BALL.
MR. ALLEN removed from Haydon.fquare
to No. so, Ayliff-itreet, Goodman's Fields, Informs
thole who &fire to fubferibe to a refpeetable lated
Afilmbly, that his Seldit Alremblies euntitunce oa Monday,
23d inftant. to be continued every Monday till Jtine. Nouc
but Ladies of charades. admitted. The Baud, conliftiot: of a
Harp, two Violins, and a Tambourin, or Horn, arc the belt
Muficians that can be had. _ _ _

Ladies and Gentlemen who have never learned Dancing are
privately taught in the flrft Fa!Mott there and at No. 19,
aher-
rarddtreet, Goldewtquare ; where cards of the terms and plan
may he had.—Thofe who come from the country• to learn may
live in the hook during their accomrlifhment, by which they
may gain fufficient imowledgit in shoat a fortnight.
The Annual Ball will be on llturfday the Lath
Tickets to be had as above. _ _

- -Broad Sword and Fencing taught, alio the Pedal Harp, Piano
Forte, and Violin.