Star.
London, England, 1806-05-16 00:00:00

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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THA 'PRESENT EVENING, MAY .6, tBo6,
will be pwformed the Comedy of
THE SOLDIER% DAUGHTER.
Afar *bleb the New Grand °pendia' Roam" cued
THE FORTY THIEVES.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEHT-OARDEN.
11'0•MORROW EVENING, MAY j 7, 5206,
wiU be meted the Comedy of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.

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Sir Pertinat Mac Sycophant, Mr. COOK?.
To which will be added the Burletque Tragedy of
TOM THUMB.
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MRS. LITCHFIELD'S NIGHT.
AND THE LAST SEASON OF HER APPEARANCE ON
THIS STAGE.
THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT GARDEN.
ON TUESDAY NEXT. MAY so, 184
will be perfornsed the TRAGEDY of
JANE SHORE.
Gloter, Mr. KEMBLL
Halllngs, Mr. C. EMBUS.
Dumont. Mr. COOKY.
Abria, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. •
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Jane Mere, Milk SMITH.
Mrs. LITCHFIELD will have the honour of taking leave of her
FRIENDS and the PUBLIC la a FAREWELL ADDRMS.
Mr. COOKE will recite GARRICK's ODE ON SHAKES.
PEARL The Mak by ARNE. fAaging by Nen. INCL.&
DON, MUNDIeN, EMERY, IlEifs DAVIES. sod Mis TYLER.
. RIVAL SOLDIERS (in one Ad.)
. Sinclair Mr. INCLEDON.
Lenox, Mr. HILL.
' Nlpperkln. Mr. MUNDEN.
- Mar!, Mrs. ATKINS.
To coneiode with
THE PRISONER AT LARGE.
Dowdk, Mr. MUNDEN.
Mons (with the ceisbraied mock Italian Song), Mr. FAWCETT.
Tickets and places to be had of Mrs. LITCHFIELD, No. 36,
Seaford Erect, Covent Garden, sad at the Theatre.

TO MR. J. 0.
IF Mr. J.G. who left his Situation at Hull on Wed.
tiefday. the tpth of Mareb, by the Coach for Doneafter, wIII
morn to Ida Friends at T. be will be kindly received-4X if he
will inform them by poll where be may be met with, Ma letter will
be duly attended to.
The elute far his departure la aotirely removed, and salami
now romans that need uccaben his abreact.
May aka&

TO tioausmEN AND GENTLEMEN.
THE Advertifer having been regularly bred op in
the Agriculture llae; and imaging a thorough hlinnaludeacif
Farming in general, and the parckafe of Smelt, wain ert engage
,with any Nobleman or Gentleman wanting a prim Who& expe-
rience might be attended with advantage.
Letters addreifed to A. U. at Mr. Dawfonh, Usen Draper, No.
het, New Doed•ftreet, will be attended to.

No. 83, ST. PLIMIAPST,IIIT.
IMPROVED ARMS.
GILLIWARRANTED SWORDS, PATE/Er Elk" &a
THOMAS and JOHN GALL refpaefelly inform
the Nobility. Gentry, their Friends, and the Pub Hem gene-
;al, that they bave eftablifhed thensfelses at No. 83, in front of tits
thatched Houfellyvern, St. Jamces4trect, London, where may
be had Card.. deferiptive of the eskrartfiadry froei their Warranted
Swords arc fubjedtal to, and of the fisjamiar proartim of their
Ist tamp PAT ans. Ames; where alfo Specimens may be
Oen, and orders for them, Guns, Pißols, and Anna and Accou-
trements of ail kinds taken. Wholefak and Retail.

NeM MUSIC.

BUTTON and PURDAY have the honour of an-
nouncing to the Pafbionable World the publication of the
following popular MUSICAL PIECES :
1. The new Grand Speetacle of the THREE SISTERS and
the GOLDEN BULL, now performing at the Royal Amphithe-
atre. Weeminßer Bridge; written by Mr. Repton. The Mae
by J. Sanderfon, price 7s,
S. The favourite Pantomime of GUY of WARWICK, now
performing At the Royal Amphitheatre, WeitminfLT Bridge, tom.
poked by J. Sanderfon, price as
3. The new Grand :tomant:c Speaack of the MYS TERIGUS
FREEBOOTER, now performing at the New Royal Circus.
Written by Mr. eras. The Matte by M P. Corti, price as.
The above Pieces are received nightly with genuine and re-
iterated burns of applaufe from all parts of the Theatres at
which they arc performed, by the molt brilliant and crowded Au-
shames.