Star.
London, England, 1807-12-25 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

r:110 MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 26,
will be performed Sbakefpeate's Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIE I'.
Prince Efcalus, Mr. Creffwell ; Parts, Mr. Menage; Mercutlo, Mr.
Lewis; Coylet, Mr. Chapman ; Montague, Mr. Davenport ;
Romeo, Mr. C. Kembie ; Benton°, Mr. Brunton ; Tyb..lt, Mr.
Claremont; Friar Laurence, Mr. Hull; Friar John, Mr. Waddy.
Lady Capulet, Mrs. Humphries; Juliet, Mifs Smith: and
Nurfc, Mrs. Davenport.
After which will be performed (14th time), a Grand Hiftorical
Melo-Drama, called
THE BLIND BOY.

On Monday, the Tragedy of Gaerge 11.rilwell; after which
wilily produced the new Grand Chrilimas P.utounnic, which has
been io preparation the whole of the rummer.

rXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

ASTLEY's OLYMPIC PAVILION,
NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.

(titablifhed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.)
'ISO MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 26,
Antipodean and Polandric Exercires, Serpentine Ladder,
&e.—By defire of feveral perfons of diftindlion the famous Minuet
by Two Moths, rode by the two Attley's•' alto. a Pas.-Seal by the
Third—ift time, The Grand Hitterical Spcdkacle, called CAP-
TAIN COOK ; principal Cbarufters, Mr. and Mrs. Aftley—
Various Maneasvres on the Slack Rope—Grand Equeftrian Trial
of Skill, Pearant'• Frolic, Flying Wardrobe, &c &c —To conclude
with, never performed, a new Grand Harlequinade, written by
Mr. Aftley, Jun. called LIBERTY HALL, or Harlequin Spear-
man ; introducing a routine of 17 runes replete with magical de
ception , whim, and eccentricity ,ht tightened by the laugh iufpiring
humours of CARICXI URE SI'AG HUNT.
Doors opened at half pall five, begin at half part Six—Second.
price at hall pall eight o'clock.
0- Places taken between ten and three at the Box Office.
*„• The Art of Riding taught a; the Pavilion as ufual.

To MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES.
GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made
in the molt elegant and talhionable manner, and in that
highly approved ftyle of cutting which has given univ rfal fads-
fadtion to the Nobility and Gentry by DIETRICHSEN and
CLARK, Tayk;r., at No ta, Rathhone Place, London, (the lat-
ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They alto make young
Gentlemen's Suits and Hunt. Dreffea in the molt Withal and
elegant form.—Country accidents may be informed how to fend
their meafure per Poi.
Regimentals, Court Divas, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches,
Liveries, Sec. &c.

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known property, or their Heirs Apparent, accommodated on
their ccrfonalfeeurity.
Bankers and Merchants Acceptances, Bail and Weft India
Paper, aud Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Trsdclinens' B►lls dif
counted.
Apply pee(onally between the hours of twelve and five, or by
letter, addreffed to the Ili-edurs of the Knightfbridge Bank, No.
If, Lower John Brest, G.Aden-Iquare.

This day was publithed,
In one Volume, foolkap odtavo. price 7s. in extra boards,
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Second Edit&*,
THE HIGHLANDERS, and other POEMS.
By Mrs GRANT.
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LETTERS FROM THE MOUN PAINS. Third Editionli
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