Star.
London, England, 1801-03-06 00:00:00

Nut 38583

THEMRE-ROYAL, DRDRY-lANR.
O-MORROW EVENING, March 7, filet,
T their MajefDes Savants 141 perforrn, for the (much time,
the New Markel Drams, called
DEAF AND DUMB ;
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
• The Charaders by _

1/116 DE CAIMP, Mr. WROUGHTOisT, Mr.
-C. KEMELE,
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WIARRYMORE, Mr. ISEAIBLE,

Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr...PALMER, Mr. SUETT,
Miro POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mra SPARKS.
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL.
And the Epilogue by MI6 DE CAMP.
To which will be added the Dramatic Romance of
BLUE BEARD.

The Public are refpedfully informed, that Mrs. Jordan will
make her het appearance this feafon in the courfe of neat week.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, March 7, 'Sot.
will be peel-meet' a Comedy, called
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Shylock, Mr. COOKE.
To which wilt be added (for the fifth time) • New Grand
ratoric Pantomime Drama, in Two Parts, called
PEROUSE;
Or. THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
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The Aaion. &e. of the Ballet under the foie direetion of
Afr. farley.--The Overture compered by Marrs. Moorhead
and Davy.—The Mufic of the Firft Part by Mr. Davy—and
that of the Second by Mr.Moorehesd—With entire new Mode,
Scenery, Dreffes, and Decorations.
tes--Pensufe (the Navigator) Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Theodore (the Son of Peroufe) Mifs jenkinfon ;
Conga (Servant to Madame Pereufe), Mr. King;
And Madam Peroufn Mrs. H. 10fiNb FON.
Warms of a Neighbouring !Rind :—Ka.nko (fear to Umba)
Mr. FARLEY ; Negaiki (Umba's Father) thlr. Bologna ;
Potipatiw, Mr. nicer Tetafanar, Mr. L. Bologna ; Po-
liceman, Mr. Platt; Tangaboo, Mr. Lewifs;
And Umba, Mrs. MILLS.
Becks of the words ei.the different Pieces of MSc, with a
Profpeaus of the Aalon mimed, to be had at thcabestre,

LAST WEEK BITI"THREF—
SANS SOUCL
the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CHAMBERLAIN,
0-MORROW EVENING, March 7, 1801,
will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leicefter-Place,
Lekciter4grare, an Entertainment, entirely New, called
THE CAKE-HOUSE.

Arrangenieng oldie Recitation and•Souga
PART I.
Ree. Dregs and his Villa. Rec. Agreeable Company.
Song. Perpetual Youth. Song. Love and Reafon.
Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rte. A Receipt to Kill Wives
Song. Lottery of Wedlock. Song. The Poet and paper.
Rev. A Ttial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dank.
Song. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand ballet.
and Nancy.
PART IL
Ree. The Captain and the Poet. Rte. The Club..
Song. Brother Jack. Song. The 'filing, the Kick
Rec. Sailors. and the Go.
Song. Filial Love. Rec. The Mefs.
Rec. A return of Rearm,. Song., jaek at Greenwich.
Song. The Sweets of Love. Rec. Mtre Plotting.
Song. Great Ness- •
PART

Honeft Caleb. Rec. The Two Dottors.
Song. Highgate Probation. - S. The Canary Bist.l.
Etc. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Hits and Scraps.
Song. Another Cup and then. Sow Echo .
Rce. Which is the way to Rae. The Coup de Grace.
Windfor f Song. 'fhe Union.
Song. A Little !
Thc whole is written, and coward, and will be Luken, fung
and accompanied by
Mr. pi BDIN.

Bores sa—A :o.—Oaniepr 21.
Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to
begin at Eight.
Place, for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Mufie
Warehoufe, Leleeiter-Place, Ls:teener-Iquart ; where. may be
had, and of Longman and Rees, Patirnollu-row, a Propofid
for Printing by Subfcription, in Two Quarto Volumes, em-
betliflied with forty Plates in aqua tints, and Baleen Vignettes,
OBSERVATIONS, the Refult of a Too' through Amok the
whole of England, and a confiderable part of Scotland, in a
S=ics of Letters, written to a large number of intelligent and
rrfpcdable Friends, by Mr. DIBDIN. A Specimen of the
Prints and a part of the Pidures may be ken, free of expellee,
at Leleefter-Place.
The Songs in the Cake-Houle are all publiibed, and may be
lad at Mr. Dibdin's Warehonfe.
The Entertainments of Sans Souci will continue open Mon-
days, Thurfdays, and Saturdays, till the 28th of March, when
k will dolt for the Surat.

NEW PUDLICATIONS.
Lately was publlfhed, in three elegant volumes, otrtayo,
Printed by T. Bentley, mum wove paper, and hot-preffed,
Price One (Wan,

THE POLITICIAN'S CREED, or Po L I Tic A c
Exraaces ; being the great Outline of Political Science,
from the Writings of hioatelquien, Home, Gibbon, Paley,
&c. atc.

By ROBERT JOHN THORNTON, M. D.
Member of Trinity College, Cambridge; Lederer on Med-
, cal Botany at Guy's Hofpital ; one of the Council in the Bo-
tanical Department of the London Medical Society; Phyfi-
cian to the St. Mary-la-Boone General Difpenfary ; Mono-
nry Member of the Phylacal Societies of Ours and 83/..
thoiollll.W.ll Hcfpitals ; and of the Lyceum Modicum Lon-
dinenfe, &e.; Author of I.,:rters to Dr. Bcddoes, on the
Theory and Practice of Pneumatic Medicine; the Phi/ofo-
phy of Medicine; and now publithing, in Numbers, a new
Utilization of the Sexual Syftem of Linnaeus.
11.1tICTIONS.
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t. The active and ingenious Author, Co well I:nown in the
circles of polite Literature for ids New IllAratino of the Sexual
Syftem of Linnmus, and the Philorophy of Metliclne, bit here
fuppofed an of embly of the molt eonfummatc rc:i.iciatis of dif-
ferent countries, and each in tarn delivers his fentiments no the
topics, to which he has given the whole bar n his mind.—
Thus we find condmfed into one body, Utz belt fentiments of
the profoundeft politicians co a great varier: of very initereiting
polttkal queftions, which torether form Tug PonriclaWs
Car to, fo called In momence for the fentiments delivered upon
to very intricate a fciene. as that of Politics; and fuel a Cored
cannot, Indeed, Lad tobe found estrusely interiftir3 to Legit-
lators, as writ as the general reader. Enl;lilh Review.
a. The POLITICIA)AI Caron is a work much to be cor-
n- en ied for ltininaufnefs of arrangement, mud a happy feleel ion.
forming upon the whole, a very ukful Syflon of Political
knowledge, and teems to be the Midi of comprehenfive and
Liberal enquiry. Annual Regifler.
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By the fame Anther,
Alto, rew in the pmts, and fnemill, win he publifhed,
FACTS DECISIVE in FAVOUR of the COW PDX, from
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Harding, St. jamerfo-Rrxt ; and of Aileffn. Keating and Drown,
Duke-Meet, Grofvencie-Bate: As alfo a few Copies of the
New Inuftration of the SextalSy nem of Plants, at 25 SIXIIInp
Fn Part, or Number; of which VIII Parts are now out to be
enwhisied In XV Parrs, a Part or Number beim pubilbed
every tauter regularly.

PICOT DIAMOND.
March 2, am.
9,488, drawn this Morning and entitled
Prize to the grand of the PICOT DIAMOND, was
fold by
HORNSBY and Ca
At their oldmet ablifhed State-Lottery Mee,
No. 26. CORNIIILL,

Who alto fold. In the Yea 1774, On Ge;SKI Dimond Prizes
in Cox 's hlukura Lottery.
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
NOW DRAWING.
WARRANTED UNDRAWN.

The Tickets and Shares, on thc very loweit pollible Tcrms,
will continue en Sale during the whole of the Drawine of the
prefent State-Lottery, warranted undrawn at thc Time of
purchafing; by which Mode the Purchakr will be ns fecurc as
if the Ticket or Share had been bought before the Wheel went
round.
The following CAPITAL PRIZES have been Sold, Shared,
and-Regiftered, by HORNSBY and Co.
Prizes of Thirty Thoufand Pounds.
7 Prizes of Twenty Thoufand Pounds.
1 Prizes of Fifteen Thoufand Pounds.
13 Prizes of TM Thoufand Pounds.
19 Prizes of Five Thoufand Pounds.
30 P 021.1 of Two Thoufand Pounds.
49 Prizes of One Thoufand Pounds.
73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds.

PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, t7Bo to 183 s.
This day was publithed,
In 57 Volumes, price 27L half bound and lutttrad, and may be
had in various bindings,

THE PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER ; or
the Niftory of the Proceedings and Debates of Lords
and Commons ; from the general Eleaion in the year 1780, to
the Meeting of the United Parliament of Great Britain and Ire-
land in aos ; containing an Account of the molt intcrciting
,Speeches and Motions, Authenttc Copies of all important Let-
ters, Papers, and Protelts, laid before either Hun& ; taken
from Minnrcript Notes and other Authentic Papers, with the
affillance and concurrence of many Perron& of the Heft cha
rater and claim:Nona
••• The Editors Hatter themrelves that there Debates, which
they have the honour to prefent to the public, will folly prove
the earned defier they entertain to at up to the very dirtinguifh-
ed patronage they have fo long experienced. They hazard
in the opinion,that the queflinns involved in them arc of the kelt
Intereft and importance; and, it is perfumed, they will not ha-
zard Ids, in elpreffing their molt fanguine hopes, that, front
the copiourners of detail, the F.delity of argumcst, and the ac-
curacy of exprefrion, with which they are given, they will .tf-
Rol a very ruperior gratification to the public mind.

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Printed for J. Debrett, opporite Burlington-huufe,
Of whom may be h..d,
The Debates and Proceedings of both Hooks of Parliament
U4n the year 1743 to the Year 1774. Printed uniformly to
be id with the Parliamentary Regifter. In 7 large vols. ilvo.

A complete Collation of all the Lords Prates from the
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to 1796 ; silo a Collation of the Standing Orders of the Houle
of Lords, &c. &c. in 3 large • oh. Bvo.
A Collation of State Papers relative to the War again&
France now carrying on by Great Britain and the feveral other
European Powers; containing Authentic Copies of every ins-
psr.ant State Paper, many of which have never before been
publithed in England. In 8 vols. Bro.
Reports of the Commiffoners appointed to inquire into the
Fees, Gratuities, Perqtdfites, *1 Emoluments, which are, or
have been lately received in the Public Offices, Bvo. 7s,

INDEX TO THE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.
Propofah for publindog by Subic:talon, in a large vols. /Ivo.
ACOPIOUS INDEX to the DEBATES and
PROCEEDINGS is both HOUSES of PARLIA-
MENT from 2743 to iSaa. . .

No Moncy received but on the Delivery of the Work.
The PARLIAMENTARY REGIOTER, containing an
IHillory of the Proceedings and Debates of both Houfes of Par-
liament, is now inereafed to upwards of eighty %follows, com-
prehending a period from t y 43 to T,ioo. Nor is it an hazardous
airettlon, that from the materials of which they are compoted,
the knowledge they contain, the Inflrodlon they convey, and
I the Ramp of authenticity which they bear, they farm a political
Code or Concetion which has not been produced by any ne
ling that in which we 11,w lived, or in any nation basethat to
which we belong. lit them the Hiftorian mutt purfue his re-
testa, the rolitician malt learn his (closet, and the Orator
improve his doquence.
When the period whilh they occupy is confidered with the
Igreat and molt extraordinary events which have d.P.inguifhed
I it; the important oiled; of external relation and ildnellic
economy which are &Centred in them, and the talents of dmir
men who engage in the tlifeufflon, there can be no doubt of
a general soncurrenec in the opinion which has been given of
hem. To facilitate their utility nothing fecm; to be wanting,
but an accurate, wee-digeltcd, and comprehenfive laden and
lurk a defsderatum is now preparing for the pmts.
The advantages selaleb will rah from Inch a Work, nume-
lOUS as they may his, are at the fame time fo obvious, that it
would bean Mink to the genera! underaanding and good f.are
of the country to enter into& detail of them.
It is a very laborious undertaking, but front its acknow-
ledged utility end convenience, as writ as from the manner in
which it will be executed, the Publifher has no doubt of re-
cd vieg that encouragement, the fanguine hope of which induced
hurdle undertake it.
Subtracts' Names received by J. Debratt, °profile Butting.
ton Houk, Pice.ohly.

SOMARSETSHIRE.
TO ■E 501.0 IV AUCTION,
By Mr. RAIN&

At Garrawars Coffee-houfe, Char:volley, Cnrnhttl, l.nn4on,
on Tburblay the 9th of April, at t a o'clock ; in on.: Lot,
uniefe clifporeil of by Private Contrail before the et

April ;
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, thro'
which, fur two miles, p :Fa the Turnpike Road ltainng
from Somerton to ikheP.er, lieeinning at one mile from the
former town, and ending at a like dillanee from the hater
town; togober with die Manor brion..ing thereto, known by
the name 01 Kingfilon : containing about fifteen hundred Acres
of very valuable Limil,o(wl.l-h 3;o Acres are on hand, or let
yearly, and the reni-bsdsr kt m Leaks forme, two, sod
three Lives, many of which are eery old.
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The principal hilate, nn which is a good Mans .1 Houle,
Gardena, and Offices, occupied by the Leffec Mrs
held hie only two Lives, but part of the With ufed therewith,
well known as tbe firll grazing Ground in the ncighbout hood,
called the Nidcna, arc held only for one fife.

John Raynohis, Junior, at Kingfdon, will thrw the Ettate,
of whom, on the tetth of March, pruited particulars may be
bad, and a plan of the F.ltate ken; as well As ..t Mr. Ilaine's,
Land Survryor, in Charlotte-Brea. Bloomibury, Lomita%
Particulars may be had at Meffrs-Ward,Denretts, and (:.rives,
Henrietta-Erect, l'oveut tiarJon, (who are authorized to
treat for the fate of the EEate by Fr ate Corvrael,) alto of
Mr. W. Knitht, at Asminftcr ; and of die Printers of the
Shcrtionw, Futter, Salitharf, Bath Herald, and raj y.(1,7.,
and Mercury, Erato' Papers; at the peincipal Wm in the
atighbouring towns. and at 4arraway's.