Star.
London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

TO THE fUELIC.

With the utmost concern, the Proprietors feel themselves
ennspelled to make this address to the justice of the Public- In
an appeal to the To:vn at the *lose of the last season, a fs,ll and
aienict- description was given of the alterations proposed •to be
made in the new Theatre. This appeal was honoured with the
general approbation of a very crowded audience; and the Pro-
iirietors, on the faith of thi, approbation, at a h. avy additional
expeace (which they could but ill afford), have completed those
alterations.
The new Theatre (with much n*re space in the public boxes,
end e-neral accommodation in every respect improved) is new
itenred to the same arrangement with that of the old Theatre
be!nr.. the fire—•and the Public certainly will not cle,ire that the
Proprietors, with 411 their additional heavy incumbrances, should
be reduced to a more disailvatirageoua situation Cian they stood
in before that afflicting calamity. There is not one more annual
box now, than there was in the old Theatre, and to that number
for many years there Lever was heard the slightest objection.
The Proprietors throw themselves on the characteristic justice
god Irterality of Englishmen, and in return for the great auxiety,
expeute, and responsibility, which dull have cheerfully encoun-
tered in order to contribute, on an extensive scale, to the 'rhea.
tries' Entertainments of the Metropolis, they respectfully solicit
the patrnuage and support of the Public.
Whereas on Monday nigkt last, at the conclusion of the per-
formance at this Theatre, a QUART 1301-I.LE was threwn
from one• or 'he Galleries into the Pit—The proprietors hereby
neer a AWARD of FIFIY GUINEAS, upon the conviction
of the offetider.

ROYAL AMPIII I I UATRE,
ASTLEY'S, WES M!NS I'LR 13 IDLE.

Under the Patronage of their Rnyal Highnesses the Prince of

ales and Duke ur
'T'HIS PRESENT EVENING, Ti
Saturday, the Grand Popular Spectacle of
THE BLOOD 'RED KNIGHT ;
Vr, THE .FATAL BRIDGE.
Eipritian Aeillty ' virt:eularly that Peasant's Frolic and Flying
Wardraibe,.by Mtveroacto4
,alao extraardinary Leaps ever
Rats by Mater
w;:h au eutira sew Comic Pantomime, called

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TilE ERRONEOUS FORTUNE TELLERS ;
Or, HARLEQUIN'S JUDGMEN
Ir w!.ich will be displayed sixteen New Scenes.

The Blood Red Knight ;vtli be performed Its-morrow and
Saturday, with the Erroneous Fortune-Tellers, or Harlequin's
Judgment ; and on Monday next will be re-produced the popular
Harkquinade of the Pindar of %Yaks:At:ld, or Gog and Magog.
Boxes 4s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery Is. Doors open at half•past five,
kgin at half past. slx.--.-Second priet: half-past eight.—Places
cannot poss:bly be kept after half past seven.
!Attest:Jars tuition daily, from ten till three.

HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING.
SI;RW A at DS. .
The lion..and Rev. Mr. RUSISOUT
The Rev. Dr NA YI.CTON.
The key. Mr. GUARD.

enland Fot.tv, M. P.
Colonel INA AT I'IMWS.
SAMUCL PtPLUZ, Esti.

rI'HE MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS of
HEREFORD, GLOCUTER; and MORCESTER, for
the Be-.ti. of the WIDOWS add ORPHANS of tb.e- POOR
CLERGY of the Ehroe.DiocOice, ea/ be had at HIIt,IF°R°I
ea 'EU itSDAY the 18th of berember, 2810, and Two fellow-
in; Days.

At the Cathedral, on Tuesday morning, a SERMON will be
remised by the Rev. Mr. GUARD: In the course of the service
1611 be performed, the Dettingvn Te Deum 46 Holy, Holy, Lord."
Dr. Boyce's Anthem, " Blessed is he," with the Duet " Here
shall soft Clarity," byr Vaughsk and Bartleman. Handers Co-
ronation Anthem, " Zadoek Priest.".—ln the Evening, at the
Music Room, A GRANO SELECTION.'

Wednesday Morning, at the Cathedral, THE MESSIAH.
In the Evening, at the Music Room, A GRAND SELECTfON.
In the course of the Evening will be performed—Overture,
Zatiberftott ; Glee, ". Blest Pair of Syrens;" Chows, " Gloria
in Excels's," &c. &o.

•
Thursday Morning, at the Cathedral, A GRAND 8-ELEC.
TioN from uzadel and Haydn. In which will be introduced,
" leptha's Rash Vow," Mr. Brabant —ln the Evening, at the
Music Room, A GRAND Overtureand :Vtinuet,
Iphigenia ; Conierto Horns, Me.srs. Petrides; Songs and (acts,
Molts. Dickens, Bradman, Eraham, Vaughan, &c.; Chorus,
Te Worland, &c. &c, To conclude with " God save the King."

Principal Sinuers:
DICKONS, Miss MELVILLE, Mrs. VAUGHAN,
Mr. EARTI,F.MAN, Mr. VAUGHA.N, Mr. GOSS,
Mr. BRAHAIL •
Instrumental Perfortners:
I.eatler of the Baud, Mr. F. CRAMER.
Second Violin, Mr. W. Marshall.
Tenor, Mr. R. Ashley; Violoncellos, Mr. Lindley and Mr.
Miley;
--043. Mr. Griesbach and Mr. Oliver; Clarietleti Mr.
41.10 n ; Ba4snen, Mr. Holmes ; Horns, Messrs. Petrides ; I rum-
hers.lttvsys. Schmid, and Trombone, Mr. Marintti, (front the
tiers House) ; Double Baess, Boyce and P/dipot ; Messrs.
I: It .1), 11lara$111, Nicks, Chuloner, &c. etc.;. Double Drums,
Mr. Jenkittson ;- Organ, Mr. Mahn., ; Piano 'Forte. Mr. Kelly,.
41111 the other parts of the Band (which will be full and complete)
b)' the mo.t approved if'srfkrsuers in the Kingdom._

DARE, Conductor.
. bz gi.• each Morning at Eleven, and each Evening at Seven
o ...lock —Tickets 9s. Books included.
Rehearsal on Monday Morning the 17tb, at Half-past
is the Cathedral, where no persons will be admitted but
the Performers.

A her were last Hereford Music Meeting some provincial
PIA Bills (the firm having stopt payment) and spurious money
taken at the door, it is earnestly requested that the Nubility and
Gentry who intend honouring the Meeting with their presence,
tv 11 provide themselves with rickets at either of the undermen.
ttooed Booksellers:—Mr. Allen„ High Town ; Mr. Parker, Ca-
puchin-lace; and Mr. Watkins's, High-street; as tin Bills will be
taken at the door except the Bank of England ; the Hereford Old
Ila"k the Hereford City and County ditto; the Worcester,
Cocester, Brecon, Lnillow, Leominster, ,Ledbury, Russ, and
ILINIton Banks.—Ordinarles as usual.

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