Star.
London, England, 1802-11-03 00:00:00

TWELTII NIGHT..,-SANS SOU C I.

By the Authority of the Right Hoe. eke Loss C.IASIaIItLAIN.
Z'O-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 4,
will be prefented at SANS 4puch-Ltlcr sTER PLACS,
LLICIS rut-Sy/my •
An Entertainment, entirely new, called
MOST VOTES. •

The Songs will come in the following
.fuceellion 1
PART Loa-Tie Poet to his Pen, The Committee, One, The
Toaft, The kiviGhle Pig, Water Creiks, Dolly of the Dale.
PART 11.—Three Cheers, The Harmony of the Affcdtiuns,
The Three Sifters, The „Mori= Harp, loitering Gilts, The I
Sapling, The Barber's Shop.
PART. 111. The Wind and the Rain, The Parachute. The
Devil Outwitted. The Union of Love and Wine, A Hiftory
of the War, MOST VOTES.
The whole is written and compered, and will be fpoken, '
ung, and accompanied by
DIBDIN.
Bases p. Pit 3s. Gallery as.. to bcoioisne.d at Seven,
and to begin exadily at Eight.
Books of the Songs to be fold at the theatre.
Places for the Boses to be taken at Leicefter Place, where
way be had an the Articles in Mr. Di senses Catalogue, and
.abo Propofals far the putdicadoo, by fobfeription, of his Pro-
b.-Moos! Life. with the Words of its Hundred Soap, and with
Silty Plates from their fobjeds, in aqua tinta.
" The Ladies," " The Iwacts of Love," " The Parachute,"
" The Toaft," " The Sapling." " The Harmony of the'Affce:
tient," "One,"" The Devil Outwitted," and " Water Creffes."
. are poblillsaL7On Thurfday bill be publiiked " The Wi..d
and the Rain.

And a different Song on every Thieves/ and Monday
daring the Winter, as well from the NW Entertainmerst, as
chorea from thofe Soar, competed ofigrg and recitation,
which have hitherto remained unpub
The abovc Entertainment wiU be reputed Mondays, Thort-
days, mid Satanlays. The feahrisitin dole on the 18th of De-
cember.

ALL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands
on the late Mrs. SARAH STOKES KNOWLER, of
Welt Green Houle, no.-ar Hartford-bridge; H,uatA, deceafed, are
requefted to•ds.livet in, to her Executors, at the Office of Mellis.
Slopes, and Allen, N 0.68, Great ituliell-flreetdiloonitbury, an
Actotos, of the nature and -particulars thereof, that the lam
may be examined and paid.—And all thole who {hod Iridebted
to her, at the time of her deeeafe, are regretted to Flay the
Amouot of their Debts to lier f.,:d Executors, in Ruffed-
drect aforgaid —oCloher 10, tßos.

STRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH.
At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, on Friday, the lath init. at
. Twelve o'clock,
FIVE DEBENTURES, containing Eighty-
(even and a Half One-thoufamlth Parts in the STRAW
PAPER MANUFACTORY, a valuable Concern, now c. n.
dueling at the capacious Watts on the Bank of the Thames, at
Chellea. The Company is ettablithed by Ad of Parliament,
without limit of Profits, which are eapeCted 4o equal thole of
any trading concern in the Kingdom.
The ;Works may to viewed on Tucfday, Wcdnefday, and
Thurfday preceding the Sale ; and Particu:ars then had at Gar-
riway% and of 'Mr. Smith, N. 6z, 13road-Rreet, near the
Royal-Exchange, who is authorifed to fell the whole Five De-
bentures, or any one of them, by Private Contract.
FREEHOLD FAR MS, CO'llrAGES,and LAND, CHRIST-

CHURCH, HANTS.
TO BF SOLD BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. smrni,

At the George Inn, Clirift-church, Hants, on Monday, the
15th inftant, at crie o'clock, in Lots,
IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
compriling eligible Farms, near Burton, Milton, and Chrift
chutch. Alio, a quantity of rich M=low Land, in feveral
parcels, near the Town, with cottages and gardens, highly im-
provable, and convenient far fia air and bathing.—Particulars
are preparing, and may lie had 14 days previous to the fate, at
the Crown, Ringwood ; Dolfhin, Southampton ; Angel, Ly-
mington ; George, Chriftelitirc.... ; White Hart, Salifbury ; Bugle
Horn, Newport, Ifle of Wight ; Lyndhurft; Mr. Long,
Printer, Winchcfter; of MciTrs Dsbary and Cope, Solicitors,
Temple; and of Mr. Smith, N 0.62, Bmad-ftreet.