Star.
London, England, 1811-08-10 00:00:00

31BER (64211

ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
linder the immettate Pairmaage of their ttovit Highnesses the
Prince 14 Duke of
eV MONDAY NEXT, August I‘2, and during
ki the wetk, at flail piLISBON ;pit Six pr.cisely, a Military Piece called
Or, CUNNING of WAR on the BANKS of the TAGUS.
After which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and
Pedestrian Spectacle, call-d
THE TY RANT SARACEN,
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AND THE NOBLE MOOR.
which piece Twenty Horses will perform surprblng feats.
Divers Esti cisrs, by Twelve celebrated Equistrians..
A New Song, by Mr. Jones.
which will be added, the favourite Pantomime, with exten-
sive oiechanical change", particularly the "tight of the little
liarlecuin round the dome of the Theatre, Chandeliers, &c.

soiled
DA R LEQUIN'S AMOUR,
ok TU PI lER AND EUROPA.
?laces to be taken At the Amphitheatre from ten tin threl
o'clock, wlikt cannot be kept longer than half-paw seven.
Door. open at Half-past Five; begin at Halt-past Six.—Half
Price, Half-past EiLlit.—Boxes,. 411.—PR, Ss.—Gal. Is.
, • '1 his Evening The Tyrant Saracen, with Lisbon, soil
Harlequin's Amour'.

STAR AND GARTER TAVERN, RICHMOND HILL.
CREAN refpeetfully informs the Nobility and
C• Public in general, that lie has now re-opened the above
spacious PrCilliSei, and begs leave to assure them th it neither
eApence nor atteltion ,all be spared to render this extensive
tiLlertaking worthy of their encouragement.

iviß T. S. EVANS, late of the Royal Observa-
Jj-L to.ry, Greenwich, and also late Mathenfatical Master, of
the Royal Military Acatlemy,Woolwirli, continues to receive and
YOUNG GENTLEMEN fur Commissions in the va-
rious Departments of his Majesty's S:rvice, Naval and Military,
or for esanititicion at the three FAtabli.hmeilts of Woolwich,
Marlow, and Croydon.—New Charlton, :war Woolwich, Kent.

TIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, by Means
of a NEW and CHEAP POCKEI• INS MU MENT, with-
out the List: of FEIN I and S FEEL, or that DANGEROUS ensi-
les-nett Pnosmokus! ! And by various int pilivements on the
POR.I ABLE FUN I' and STEEL Ai'i'A►i.AlUi,seith NEW
INVEN VED CON IItiVANCES for mina READILY 08 tAIN.
180 FIRE and LIGHT, without thFaid of Pnosritoan S !!
These Instrurstents, which are of the greaten" Utility to the
Arniy, Navy, and the Public in general, are made and so!d at
THOMAS GILL's MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED.
REAL TOWN -.MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, 41'
IAMES'a-STREET, ss!posite to PA1.1.-MLL, LONDON.
Where Dias, also he had,A
His NEW-INVFN FED SLIDING and PEN.NIBBING
tNIVES ; his superior SURGEON't INSIP.UNUZN rs ; PEN-
XNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NI FAMES, &c.; GRAVERS
atd ETCHING-NEEDLES for AMISTS; hi. LONG-CELL
RATED WARRANTED SWORDS; GUNS, 1-431'OLS, ASSES and
ACCOU PREIS DIM of every description, Virliolusalk., Retail, and
Exprtatris.
N. B No connection with any other House in Town.

SAUCE EPICURIENNE.
A New and very superior Invention. •
JASPER TAYLOR and SON, No. 17, Holbnrn,
return their most grateful acknowledgements to their Friends,
the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, fortheir &chit ri
preference evinced by the veryestensive sale of their NEW SAUCE;
than which nothing ran lat a stronger conviction of its'great su-
periority over every other extant. -I.be facility of its use, the
extreme richness of its flavour, and the advantages it rosserses of
being generally useful either at the table or in the titclien, induce
and Son particularly to recommend it to the not:ce of Guide-
suet' in the Navy and Army, Merchants, Captain' of Ships, and
others going abroad, as it will keep any length of time, and in
all climates.
Sold in bottles r .21. and 4s. each, at their Family Oil and
sauce Warehouse,No. 17, facing Furnivan Inn, flollnan ; and
by appointment at Messrs. E. and W. Balls halm, and Oil Ware'.
Louse, No. 76, New Boud.street ; and at Mr. C. \Via's, Oilman,
No. et, Leatienhall.street.—None genuine, unless signed Ja-i•cr
'Taylor and Son.

STAPLES' DAFFY'. ELIXIR, recommended by
the late Dr. Heberden, Physician to his Majesty," as Zile
test Medicine he could prescrbe for internal complaints
see the letter of Wm. Hodson, Esq, (in the direction paper); also
by the late Dr. Pitcairn, whose name tilt proprietor has authority
to •mention ; and recently by She following Gentlemen:—'rite
Rev. Thomas Jones, Oat Hall, Sussex; J. Brodie, Esq. Mile.
'End; Mr. J. Chamberlain, Surgeon, Ipswich, &c. &c.—Ater
Nr. Anthony Daffy, this Elixir was prepared by ?sir. 5ta;.1,..,
-whose preparation has ever since been in general estimation, for
complaints in the bowels, gravel, stone, cholic, Ste. Its virmes
and effects are distinctly different front all the various itnit4:iuns
which go by the name of true Daffy.
Prepared only by H. Dixon, sole Proprietor, Staple Houle,
4, St. James's Walk, Clerkenwell, price Ss. .d. and Xx a bottle.
.A family box, containing four quarts, ;€l. Is.

TO BE SOLD, 25 per Cent. under the usual Prices,
THREE HUNDRED BOXES FRESH PER-
FUMERY, prepared and packe4 for a Foreign Market,
and adapted for Private Families, manufactured by Mr. J. MiD•
PLEAVOOD, (110, High-street, Whitechapel, Perfumer to the
Prince Regent), to Order of a West India Gentleman, whose
views in shipping are disappointed, and on whose account they
are to be disposed of. 100 Boxes contain each two dozen Attys.
minion Flower Soap, and two dozen Windsor ditto ; 150 Poxes ,
contain each two dozen Abyssinian Flower Soap, two dozen
'Windsor ditto, two handsome Metal Shaving Boxes, filled with
Abyssinian Flower Soap, two Half-Pints Lavender Water, one,
s2itto bkoney Water, two Bottles Oil of Roses' two Silver-wired'
•Iticithltrushcs, and two Boxes title Tooth Powder: also 50
liozes, wi:h tke exception of two Metal Boxes, and an addition
.of for Packets of Cosmetic Powder, and two.of Rouge.—Also
1.:00 dozen Windsor, Violet, and Abyssinian Flawer Soap, 4U
dozen Oil of Rests, Jessamine, and Essence of Mask.
'The above are to be sold by the Manufacturer, with an assur;
once that they are of good quality.—Bills of Parcels given at the
usual Prices, and a deduction ot in per c.ou.—Orders for
Ufa, or arty, number, iv ill be delivered in the Metropolis ;
thoae for the Country, sent to the Inns, free of ripener.—
r per hoz, neat money, for Witch of the last WO.

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WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per-
sonal beauty 'in both sexes, and lu sonic parts of Europe
are ceserrial to persons of rank. The BANDANA St AV, or
Indian Waeling Cakes, possess the peculiar property V giving
the most exquisite delicacy pf textnre and inconceivable fairnes
s
tn the bands which are constantly wahlied with this Soap. Even in
cases wiere the skinikas been injured by labour or other violence,
the hardnesi and coarseness ate effectually, infallibly, and perma-
nently removed, and stieceeded by a smoothness, tairness, and de-
licacy of appeatance, which cannot be acquired by Any other
means whatever. It is by experience only that any one eau term
an adequate idea of the supealar excellence pf this Soap.
• Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bearso
William Withers, No. 2210, Strand, near Tenipk-bar, London;
and the Proprietors, as a furi ber /security, beg theta to bersarti-
celar in noticing, that the name and address of the Printer, E.
Spragg, No. 27, Dow-street, Covent-gardth, Is akixed to the label
an I wrapper. All ethers are counterfeits: bold by many respect.
able. Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country,
/acme la. sad% cake.' Dut it is at all times ueceoaary to be particu-
lar in obeervitig the above caution, winch will be the means of
Pre', ends the Welk was wisigit bay; al Igo bten pratideed,