Star.
London, England, 1811-12-16 00:00:00

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NUMBER 7730

THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN r.OARDEI4.
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THIS PREStNTEVENING.DECEMBEIt 16,
will he performed,

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THE ENGLISH FLEET.
Captain Fitzwater, Mr. TA 1' LOR ;
Valentine, Mr. SINCLAIR ' •
. Flap, Mr. BLANCHARD; Mainmast, Mr. EMERY.
Jane, Countess of Britanny, Mrs. PO WELL ' •
Adria, Countess of Mois, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ;
Katharine, :Vii,. FE.RON;
• Label, Miss BOLTON; Jacquitna, Mrs. FAWCETT'.
To which veil' be added, a Melo-drama. called
A TALE OF MYSTERY&
Count Romaldi, Mr. PIUNT'LEY,
Selina, Miss S. Boom.
.to-titiorrow, Oarloranus.
On Wednesday, Theltivals.
On 1 hursday,Coriotanue.
.On Friday, The Exile. -
Miss Smith is engaged at this Theatre, mid Will Make lilt first
appearance soon attir Christmas, in the character of Etwhia, ui
bliss Hannah blore's Tragedy of Percy.
A new Grand Christmas Pantomime, which has been long in
preparation; will be produced in the Christmas ..4k.
sap. FIRST INSOHT OF THE I'IRW 50.A113
OPERA BURLErnt?
SANS PAREIL HEATItti STRAND,
OPPOSITE THE ADELPHI:
(Under the Authority of the Lord Chaitibertain.)
'THIS PRESENT t VENING,DECEMBER 16,
-I- and every Evening -during the Week,will be 'presented,
never performed, 3 new splendid Comic Opera Burletta, with
entire lie* Music,Seearry, and Drams', called
The VIZIEIt's 60144 the MERCIiANT's
DAUGHII.ER, and the, UGLY WOMAN of BAGDAD.
Principal Charictera ® Mr. Sr ratans,. Mr. VisAzzet s. Mr.
Huusom, (Ins tint appearance actin' 41tairer), Mr. MINT4OI,
Mt. blikrion ; "Miss sco IT (her Jar appterAndi this Season).
lit Act I. aßridsl Procession and luau:anal Dance, composed
by Signor Mor minas', Piincipai.Lhincer,
The Music cudipneed by Mr. PA kit ILL.
In the enitrse of the evening, the favourite Songs of " He
Loves, and be thies wean" by Mt's. G•ItIIiCS.; and ••• Faithless
Emma," by bleiGtrtivrtta.
Mr PACK, as Yottihrt-Master, will, by partieuht desire, open
Vse evasing's petforma..ce, by giving a set apart Eetertemment,
find will introdue a variety of unequalled feats of activity.
/to conclude with a new tonne Pantomime, written by Miss
. Scutt, the yvbole of the Scenery, Music, Ste. entirely new, galled
• T,HE POISON TREE ; or,
EARLEQIIIN IN JAVA.
. Harlequht, Mr. AULD ; Pantaloon, Mr. BARNES;
Clown; YOUNG JONES ; Wild Man, Mr. PACK.
4 Coiumbine, RUcsGLES.
iSoo ' open at half-{,ass five, begin at half-past six.
Boxes 4a.. Pit SM. Gallery. Is. Kcond Price at half past eight.
Plares,to be taken at the •bheairc irons ten till three.

FA•TkiK)NAIp: DANCING.—PP.IVATE TUITION.
Mit. J. G. iioPKigg begs reit)e to return his most
grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general,
for the very "eiletioguithed patronage be has so 4ong experienced,
sad respectfully Solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies
and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or
those who have rot attained the' present Ushionable mode, may
be expedltionay instructed in toe Ina* private manner, to qualify
them for the first assemlflinsv an application at his residenee,
Coachinakers lisit,betzlane, Cheapside.

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FASHIONABLE ID ANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Iherrard-street, Oolden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who hate ouver learnt that
accomplishment, or have not the model n style.
Mr. At LEN'S system of teaching is express,/ studied frit those
to whom it is an object to ac=quire easily that fashionable repai-
nte for genteel societtespeditiously, privately, and in a superior
style of grace and elegance. Those who do not wime private
teaching may learn at a small expet.ce, with a re,ipectable set of
pupil, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing
taught the must elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of
the profession. The Subs.'riptitui Assemblies arc every Esiday.
Yr..CATION tiF THE UNIVERSITIES AND PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. - • •
MR. THELWALL'S Inoittutinn for the Coro of
Impediments. and preparation of Youth fet the Pulpit,
Bar, and Senate, Bedford-place. Gentlemen or Ladies may ir
ceive private instruction at their own houses, or at the Insti:tt-
tion, iu every department of Elocution, Composition, and backs
'mural Accomplishment; or may beneceivedas Domestic Pupils,
Plans and Terms (price Is.) at Messrs. Arch's Cornhill
Rent's, Holborn ; Horwood's, Russell-atreet; Mackie's, Greek-
street ; and Ridgeway's, Piccadilly. Also (prise 10s. Q.) Illus-
trations of ithythmus, acc. . ,

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ANTISCORBU I'IC DILOPS. •
1T is worthy obgervation the numerous Cases that
,have succeeded by the use at SPILStUkt PATEiSTT
.ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS; and the folowing remarkable in-
stance occurt'ed in a middle aged woman who applied for their
we at the Dispentary.ls, Sobirsqnare, London. She complained
of great debility and nervous irritation. appetite tad, with a ge-
benl of breathing; her case hot being well understood.. _
sire bad tried palliatives without any-success. She took the Med/l-
one, though the Proprietor seated the nitplotrability of its being
of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth. having reco-
vered her strength and appetite, and increased her pulse from the
depresoest state it had been in. Now this effect can only he ac-
counted for by the medicine regulating the stomacti and diges-
tion, and exerting the posters of the habit. In dorp.sested
ah-
Ace*, of the joints, the change it produces in the, general health,. i
excites the best hopes in those most distressing ca-es. imp._
?lons, acrophuls, siturvy,"rlientuatism, Re. its effects are generally
Ocknowiedgel. As there are IIULAVIUUS counterfeits, please to ash •
for Spilsbury's Potent Antiscorbutic Drop, with the Kirtesdnel
printed in blacLink,.in bottles of ss. ed. double bottles 1N- and.'
forger 6l 2s.duty included. Compund toe= Os. tied at the
I:nape/nary, 15, Sohmaquare, Loudon.

LOCK ANDEURGICAteDiSPEN3ARIr:
His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron.
rgeon, Mr. Kit Knits, Member of the Royal Colkge, banded%
`HIS excellent Institty ion, erected for the public
ht refit against the (Limit:is of t mpyricistn in this branch
Hpractice, haat° boast the ct.re of co Use that! 8‘.:04 paticuts
ranee line, many labouring under the most delietate Veuarisal
infection. The superior and bights,' efficacious phut of tresunerif
pursued by Mr. Kit rnan, vehil.: it avoids the inconveniences of
public charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy ewe, without
confinement, injury t o the constitut ton , or any circumat an crowhich
Can betray to the f. iend4 of the patient the existence of their dis-
ease The early symptoms of infection are cured in a few days,
and the most comp icatt d forms of str.ctures, debility, ulcerations,
&c yield in one half the time ass'gned in other instant iont Of the.
lame kind to their complete removal, The most resptc able
or adsa
lave giecn it their support, irons a eonviction of its superi-
vantages, and ttbe secrecy and honour with the establish-
ment is conducted, via, Earl of Leitrim, Rtler lion. T. Jones,
Rig! t Hon. R. B. heridan, lion. Cs..l. S. Barry, M.P. John La-
tauche, Esq. M.P. Col. H. Clements, M P. and Cut. Walt. Jones,
M.P. The Surgeon may be coesulted by either sex, at his pri-
vate house, Vo. 21, Lower Ckarlotte-street, Bedford-square, ft om
9 till 19 in the morning, and front 6 to 9 o'clock at right., where
lettere from town and country, post paid, may be addressel,
ie lull the necessary advice and meslicuie will be given, or *tat to
city parraf the ktnrivau
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