Star.
London, England, 1811-04-13 00:00:00

UMBER 75401

NOVEL AMUSEMENTS FOR =ASTER-MONDAY.
NEW THEATRE,
TOTT tint A mArit EET. TOTTBNNAIteent./NT-11•AD.
(N.N, EASTER-MONDAY, and •every Evening
during the Week, will be presented a New Grand Melo-
n, matic Romance, taken from a popular 'tale, called
AI.I.BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES.
With. New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorttions.
ali Baba (the poor brother, a wood-cutter); Mr. Penley;
Mesta*, (colder of Bagdad) Mr. Stebbing ;
Ca-Is, (wife to All Babe) Mrs. Starmer, from the Tiv•atre,
Margatf, (her first appearance Cio this Stage.)
• The Piece epees with a View of the Silver Lake, Procession
.nd Dance of Fairies, Nymphs, sylehs, &c. The Fairy of the
Lake eaters in a Grand Car drawn by Swans. A Banquet, &c.
A. Hornpipe, by Mr. Roe.
A Comic Soog, called The Irish Wedding, by Mr. It. L. Jones.
To which will be kidded, a New Burletta Interlude, called
QUARTER-DAY ; or, \Vito PAYS THE RENT?
to conclude with the last New Comic Pantomime, called
LITTLE RED RIDING-HOO4
In which will be dliOleyed c brand View of St. Paul's Church,
. and Lud Mayor's Shew b' Water.
Little Red Riding-Hood, (afterwards Columbine) Mrs. Wybrow.
Doors to be opened at half put five, to begin at half past six.
4s•
Bones Pit us. Gallery Is. Second price at half past eight..
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ROYAL ANIPHrrmrATRE,
ASTLEY'th, WES rmENSTER-BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince
Regent and Dukl of York.
ONMONDAY NEXT, APRIL 15, 1811,
ivin be presented an entirely new Grand Naval, Military,
Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, partly founded on circum-
stance* stated to have occurred at Algiers, with augmentative
Incidents, &e. called •
THE TYRANT SARACEN,
AND THE NOIILI MOOR.
principal Characters, Juba, the Saracen, gir. Collet ; Abdalla,
the Moor, Mr. A,iley, jun.; and Zulima, Mrs. Astley.
Saracen's Cavalry and Infantry; Moor's Cavalry, Infantry,
Moorish and baracen Inhabitants, Dancers, Au endants, Goaler,
Banner Bearers, &c. &c. by the rest of the Company, and a
numerous train of Auxihariea expressly engaged for the purpose.
The following is part of the New Scenery :--e The Bay of Algiers;
Rocks and distant View of the City of Algilis ; the Saracen's
Banqueting Saloon ; the Moors Grand !Marquee; Zulima's
Chamber ; Angle of the Saracen's Castle ; Exterior and Inte-
rior of Criminals Cells; a Ruinated Monastery; the Bay and
Orr of 'Tunis; African Landscape ; the Moor's Castle and
Domain'and lastly, the Saracen's Cavalry/and Infantry. Am-
buscade, &c.; General Attack and Defeat of the Saracen's
Troops, of Horse and Foot. •
Extraordinary Agility by the most celebrated Equestrians.
To conclude with an entirety New Comic Pantomime, founded
on Ovles Fible 'of Jupiter and Europa ; with 16 New Scenes
and ostensive Machinery, Mechanical Changes, &c, called
HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR.
Jupiter, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Bryson; Marcury, after.
wards Searamouch, Mr. Usher; Saturn, Mr. Jones; Agenor,
afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. Boulanger • Cadmus, afterwards
CloWn, Mr. sautl.by ; Juno, Mrs. Wallack, and Europa, as
Colanibine, Miss Taylor.
Duos opened at halfliast five; begin at half-past .six. Half
Price half past eight.—Boxes 21.Gallcry Is.
Places taken at the Theatre from ten till three, and which
cannot be kept after half-past seven.—No Moneyret urned.

FIRE and LIGHT I quickly produced, without
FLINT and STULL !! or ttaL DRWOLROUS COUTUSTLIII.I
.P fraPHOWS ! by means of A'NE "POCICET INSTRUMENT
made sad said only by THOMAS GILL, at His MANUFAC-
TORY for IMPROVP.D .FiblE CUTLERY, No. 3t3, S I'.
JAMES's-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON.
Where may oleo be had,
His NEWI Y-INYEN I ED sunmig K.NIFE, and KNIVES
with PEN NIBI3ERS, on an Imprdved antstroction ; his superior
SURGEON'. INSIRUMEIfI'S ; GRAVERS and F. ['CH-
ING-NEEDLES ,for ARTISTS; PEN-KNWIS, RAZORS,
NIEDLES, Ste. made by his voritovan PROCESSIS, of are tIN•
RIVALLID Tall PLR. Alto, hit LONCP•ORLRRILATZLI WARRANTED
SWORDS; Goes, PISTOLS, ARMS and ACOORTP.RMIRNTS of
evvry description, Wholesale, Retail, and to... Exportation.

HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, SIEAKS,
THE great and. eatraordinary demand for the
above universally admired SAUCE, stilt inducing seelleal
Shopkeepers to vend spurious Artfcles,, the Nobility and Gentry
are respLctially informed, none can possibly be genuine. unbt.4
prepared at LAZENBY', Warehouse, No. 6, EDWARD...S=IST,
FOITMAN-IQUAIIi, London; and, by appointment, is sold at
one or two shops its every town in the 'hiked Kingdom, each
battle having Mr. Harvey's signature on the label.
•,,* E. L. begs to recommend tie Essence of Anchovies, now
krought to the greatest perfecticar, which, with a variety f rich
Sancta and Pickles, may be had in cases of all sizes, for fatally
use and et-portaged.

MR. DE CLIEMANT, Surgeon, and Inventor of
the Artificial Teeth of Mineral Paste, so much apprdvel
of, having been obliged to leave London for some time, in order
to attend to the numerous orders he had from different counties
in :hi• kingdom, has the honour to acquaint the persons who
called at his house during his absence, mad every other who may
want his assistance, that he: is new returned, and maybe consul-
ted, as before, at his horse, No O,
.Frith-street, Soho, every slay,
from tea to two, on all diseases of the mouth, and that every
person who has had the misfortune of losing any of their Teeth
may have thew replaced by his Mineral teeth, at any time, on '
appoiating the day and hour meet convenient to them.
N.B. Every person desirous to be convinced of the superiority
which the Artificial Teeth of Mineral Paste, made by Mr. Cite-
Want, have over every other attempted to be fabricated by igno-
rant persons, are requested to procore themselves a Treatise he
has written on thit subject, sold at his houseor at Mr. Watt's,
3lookseiler, Sabo-square.

A NEW AND SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TR& !-.IINO

NERVOUS, CONSUMPTIVE, AND SCROFULOUS DIS.

ORDERS...
V LEIGH, Esq. having been into Staffordshire,
A.A. and had alder evidence of the wontkrful success of the
Rev. W. MOSILLET'S plan fur Curing Nervous, Consumptive,
and Scrofulous Disorders, feels satisfied from what he has seen,
that so Nervous or Scrofulous, and but few Consumptive patients
reed nsw despair of a radical cure. E L. having been instructed
in the method of cure, and provided with all the remedies, may
be consulted at his hou: e, No. 10, Red Lion-square, Holborn.
'ro prevent improper applications from town or country, letters
must be post paid, and inclose a one pound note, for which in-
structions and remedies will be returned.

Advice to die Poor, yule, before eigbt o'clock, every morn-
ing, Sunday exert*. • .

t FOR COUOI-16, HOARSENESSES, &c.
. THE great Demand for Mr. GREENOUGH's
LOZENGES of Tom], after fifty years' trial, proves
" 60: superiority as themnst pleasant and Les:enal Remedy fs.r
- all Coughs, Hoarsenesses Sore Throats. and Defiuxions on the
Lungs, healing the Rawness and Soreness of the Breast, and af-
fording Relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consump-
tive Complaints. They do not sky the Stomach, but create an
Appetite. The genuioe, only, have R. HAY WARD, printed on
the clamp; all others are counterfeits.
They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (successor to T.
Greenough, the Inventor,) removed from Ludgate-hill to 56,
Piccadilly, London : sold also by NeWberrys,'St. Paul's Church-
yard; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cock-
spur-street; Bolton and Tut, Royal Exchange; Baton, Oxford-
street ; Clarke, Borough ; and Ward, Holborn ; and the Venders
of Genuine Medicines thoughout the United gingdom.
Price One Shilling and Three Halfrosoe the Box.

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