Star.
London, England, 1810-08-02 00:00:00

ROYAL AMPHITHIRATP.E,
ASTLETS, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
finder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the prime a
Wales and Duke of York.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, To-morrow, mia
• • Saturday, will be relented
THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT ;
Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE.
Equestrian Agility by the first Horsemen in Europe.
To conclude with a Comic Pantomime, called
THE ERRONEOUS FORTUNE TELLER;
Or, HARLEQUIN'S JUDGMENT.
Second Price at Half-past Eight.
Equestrian Tuition daily from Ten till Thee.
The Blood Harlequin's Kniht witl be performed every Evening this
Werk, with Judgment, and various Equestrian
teats; and on Monday, and every evening next week, with the
Hunted Tailor, and Harlequin Laplander. An entire New Comic
Pantomime is In forwardness, and will be speedily produced.
The fioz-keeger most respectfully brgs leave to announce, that
from the great demand for places, and the many disappointments
experienced in consequence of the nightly overflow, he humbly
requests that persons securing places will specify the exact num-
ber of seats mimed, to prevent such inconvenience in future.

WOJI.FL'S HARMONIC BUDGET.
RACKERMANN begs leave to inform the Pub-
. lic, that No. 11, of the above mot interesting Work, is just
pt.bllshed at the Repository of Arts, 101, 3trand, price 51. and to
be had at all the Music Shops in Great Britain :—Also a Portu-
vie March, by the above celebrated Composer, price 2s. for
the Piano. Forte, for a Oil Military Band, 6s. ; and Castle Goring,
a Rondo, SS.

THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
WITH the MONTHLY MAGAZINE, pub-
Iv tithed this day, was delivered the usual SUPPLER EN.
TAR Y NUMBER, containing Retrospects of English and French
lA,erature, Indexes, &c. to the 29th Volume of that work.
At the same time was published the Second_Numiter of the
'2lth Volume of the MEDICAL JOURNAL, and the Twen-
tieth l'an of HEWLETT'. BIBLE.
Bridge-street, August 1, 1810.

This day was published, price Is. sd.
THE CHARACTER and CONDUCT of BRI.
TISH MINISTERS in WAR and in NEGOTIATION,
illuttrated by Facts, with ObserVations.
Printed for Jos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-lard ; and
I. Belcher and Son, Birmingham.

--------PRISONIRS IN FRANCE.
This day was published, t vols. foolscap Bvo, price 12s. boards,
APICTURE of VERDUN ; or, An Account of
the TREATMENT of the ENGLISH detained in France
From the FoRTSPOLIO of a DITCIII7.
Printed for T. Hookham, jun. and E. T. Hookham,Old Bond-
street; and M. Keene, Dublin.
" This is a very amusing work, and throws considerable light
on the actual state of France, and the corruption and tyranny uE
its present Government."—Critical Review, July, 1810.
Lis

day wu published, in Royal Octavo, price 7s. 6d.
Volume I. Part 11. of
REPORTS of CASES argued and determined in
the High Court of Admiralty, in the time of the Right
Honourable Sir WILLIAM SCO CT.
By THOMAS EDWARDS, L. L. D.
Containing Cases from April, 1808, to November, 1809.
London : Printed fur J. Butterworth, Fleet-street.
01 whom may be had, in six vols. royal octavo, price £4.19s 41d.
Dr. Robinson's Admiralty Reports, from 1798 to 1808.

LIBERAL EL, u crvr lON.
This day was published, in two handsome Volumes. prise 12e.
in boards, 13s. bound, or 14s. elegantly bound,
LETTERS from a NOBLEMAN to his SON,
during the prowess of his Studies at Eton and Oxford,
written by the late Earl of between the years 1801 and
1808, and consisting of condensed Observations and Instructions
on all the Topics of a liberal and modern Education.
In roaming this superior work to the Public, the Editor has
rem wed the greater part of the local and temporary matter, so
at to leave what is published, a legacy of practical wisdom,
adapted to all seminaries, and to Youth of all conditions. In
eJeganee of Language, in soundness of Knowledge, in classical
:lane, and in Orthodoxy, as well as liberality of Opinion, this
Work will lay claim to the patronage of all good and wise Per-
ms, who, as Parents or Tutors, have the guardianship of Youth.
Printed for Ric awls Pasuars, Great Bridge-street, London;
and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; Keene, Dublin;
litiepberd, Bristol; Knight, Windsor; Mundy, Oxford; Delgh-
ton, candiridge; and all other Booksellers, with the full allow-
ance in the purchasing of quantities for Schools.

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Carbuncles, &c. lice. The greatest clearer and beautifier of the
tie; is undoubtedly
SOLOMON's ABSTERGENT LOTION, which
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beyond the powers of description. Ladies may rely that it ren-
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FOR Children Cutting their Teeth without Pain.—
•L DENTIIION SIRUP is the best preparation in the world
for comforting the innocent babe while cutting their milk-teeth,
by keeping the tender gums soft, thereby enabling the teeth to
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and ishappy he has it in his power to present parents with so va-
liable a medicine, which is sure to prevent any dangerous conse-
quences occurring to the infant while teething ; and for the better
accommodation, a Treatise is enclosed in each bottle, grads, re-
'ging the management requisite to Children, 'during the irst and
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that when a child is ill, it proceeds from teeth, medical assistance
is erglected, and from the neglect of which the innocent babe
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Merchants, Captains, or Store-keepers, abroad, or trading to
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London, will receive liberal allowance.
• Cantion--Each tonne IS *lined Prime on the Stamp.