Star.
London, England, 1828-01-24 00:00:00

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
gy AUTHORITY OF THR LORD CHAIIIIMMAIN.
Nit the Management of Messrs. TERRY and YATES.
nv At successful PANTOSIIIIR ever produced at this Theatre.
• Tito Proprietors with Pleasure and Gratitude acknowledge
the unexampled succesi. of the new Pantomime, which is
ftceived nightly with Shouts of Laughter and Applause.
gy• TWO NEW PIECES! !!
THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, -JANUARY 24,
"and during the Week,
woe Performed, an •entirely new Comic Barletta, in Three
with new Scenery, Dresses, Decoratiots, &c. partly
boded or, the Piece tins performing with distinguished success
et the 'Theatre des Nuoveauties, called
PARIS AND LONDON,
on A TRIP ACROSS THE HERRING POND!
Viscount Volatil, Mr. R&uov
Honourable Frederick Roth, Mr. Berson Hitt.
From the Theatres Royal Bath and Edinbuigh, his Fourth
Appearance berr.
Captain Gobble, Mr. GALLOTT
Lord George Freckly, Mr. C.!: Sstrre
Count Pripon, Mr. Pictures
Yr. Lissoni, an English Actor, Mr. Jona Ranv
Nr..llbut, Manager of the English Company in Paris,
Mr. S. Stern
• Prompter Mr. Hitt
j,, Jacques Francois Antigone Ilypolite de Prime., Operator on
Hair, firevetd du Risk and Perrnquier en Chef to the Academic
gdy:le de Nlissiquo, Mr. YAM
Tfomai Trott, Viscount Voiatil's Coachman, Mr. Wtuutrsow
A Lion and a Bear, Members of the Corps de Ballet of the
A. It M. Mr. !MORRIS and Mr. Fav
Police °Seers, Mr. G. Burma and Mr. Snaw
Commissioner, Master KeLLY Waiter, Mr. &mixes
Captlin of the l?.oglisk Steam-boat, Steward of the French Dino,
Actors, Opera. Singers and Ballet, Sailors, Passengers, Specta.
ors Gin d'Armes, Pea Ants, Servants, English and French
Waiters, Masqueraders, &c. by the rest of the Company and
carious Auxiliaries.
Viscountess Volatile, Mrs. Yaws
Coraiie, premiere Dansouse, \Bs Tavton
Annette Dansense de l'Acadensie, Miss ilaatrarr
Rose, a Soubrette, Mis. H. Huones.
Mademoiselle do St. Julienne, Miss C. Wrarres
Sally Trot, Coot At Viscount VOiALB'S, Mrs. DALY.
Aher which, first time, a Barletta, taken (rim the French, called
FIRST LuVF.I
Conrad, the Soldier, by T. P. Civet
Michael. by Mr. liocasrous Christine, by Mrs. H. Hammes.
After wait% williaerMduced, a New and Splendid Comic Christ-
mas Pantomime; with New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and
Decorations; width' has- been all the Season in Preparation,
• • . : called
• HARLEQUIN AN)) THE WHITE MOUSE!
OR, 'CHF. 'FnOG! Alit OPERA HAT.
" A Frog he would a "Ming go,.
Whetheyhiss Jiu:lur would let him or no!"
Airy Croaker',. Prince of the Frogs, enamoured of the Lady
' i by -Mr. S. Swett
Afterwards Harlequin, Mr. C. J. Suva
(his. Pouith Appearance on this Stage)
Courtiers, diodes Mk Thad Eateta:l—The Earl of Jumphigh, Mr.
Mansoar.g.. . The Honourable Simon Squat; Mr. Kum.
My Lord Duke Dive, Mr. G.IRSON ; tiis Grace of Goggle, Mr.
Illwrowe Baronet Blink, Mr. BROWN; Sir Suckling
• . Swill, Mr. Sammie;
Anthony Rowley', his Esquire, dlr. SANDSRS, afterwardi
Clown, Signor Prieto.
The Princru Dowager Bogetta, Mother of the Prince, an Ugly
Old Toad, Mrs. DAME, afterwards
l'antaloon, Mr. Ettore.
Lady Nibbkina, the White MONse. enamoured of Pe Alley
brisker, afterwards Colombine, Miss BARNETTrinc .
•••• • .
Scregar
1. Nita alio Union Mungalore Marsh,-Sonnet
S. The Esteltilyof Mouse's Hall—Evening
4. intrtitar I,4onsers Ball-5. Mushroom Meadow, Sunrise
C. Turk Gate, Re'gent's Park, Morning
7. Watchmaker's and Itag Shop
s. Interior of the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly
S. Village in Switmetlain&-19. Hammersmith Suspension Bridge
IL View of Eton from the Windsor-Road
IT. Brilliant Temple of the Glow Worms, &c. &c.
Butes, 4s. Pit, es. Gallery, is. Doors open at Six, commence at a
Quarter before Sevem Half-price at Half-past Eight.

• EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Anwar/ 23, 1828.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UIVIT4D
COAIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trodirsg to
Ike EAST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, •
That zlho TRANSFER HOOKS of the said COMPANY'S
STOCK will be SHUT on Tunstimr, the 4th of March next, at
Three o'Clock, and opened again on THURSDAY, the 9th of Apri
. -
following.
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will be held at their Houii;, in LeadenhaU-street, on
Nl"rnsizlisai,iiii 19th of 'March neat, at 'Eleven co'CloCir in the
Forenoon.
That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be
held at their House. to Leadvnball-street, on WIDNICSDAY, the 9th
of April nest, frost Nine o'Clock in the Morning snit Siz in the
Evening, for, the Election of Siz Directors of the said, Conspany
for Four Tears.
And that a LIST of the MEMBERS of the iaM COMPANY
will be ready to be delivered at this House on Timms, the 25th
of
March seat. JOSEPH Dillt2',.Secrelary.

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than of unresiekled pleasure may have entailed open it. To the
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