Star.
London, England, 1810-02-12 00:00:00

Nl,ll ny i; 71.591

NEW THEATRE ROY CO VEITI*-GARDEN.
rrozIORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 13.
J Ne acted (for the fifth time) a New Drama, In Three
, interspersed with Music, called
THE FREE KNIGHTS ;
Or, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE:
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghl.
The Prince Palatine, Mr. EGERTON ;
Baron Ravensberg, Mr. BLANCHARD ;
Ravensberg, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Count Roland, Mr. INCLEDON
Bellarmin (the Abbot of Corbey) Mr. YOUNG ;
ChriAopher, Mr. FAWCETT : Oliver, Mt. SIMMONS;
Agnes, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ;
The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Ulrica, Mrs. DICKONS.
Dancing by the Misses ADAMS.
:Ott. 111 will be represented the Installation of the Abbot of
3 which will be added the Musical Entertainment of
WE FLY BY NIGHT ;
Ox, LONG STORIES.
Peri for the Boxes to be ken of Mr. lilt ANDos, at the New
831.015ce, in Prince's Place, Hart-street, from ten 'till four.
This Evening—',fourth time) The Free Knights ; with liar.
tritia Pedlar. .I`.. •

lltig day was published, price 21.61, -
THE FREE KNIGHTS ; or, The EDICT of
CHARLENLAGNE : an Operatic Drama, in Three Acts.
By F. REYNOLDS. Esq.
Printed for Westley and Parish. Strand.
Of whom nay be had, the Four first Numbers of the WATCB.
VAN.

NEVER PERFORMED.
p.V.*:LION THEATRE, NEWCAS I'LELSTREET,
STRAND.
rotblishe.l by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable
the Lord Chamberlain.
rriilS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 12,
will he acted (first time) a New Grand Melo-Dramatic
s.iettek Nritlt new Dresses, Macbinery, Decorations, Banners,
&c. t'le Music seketed by the late Signor Bianchi from Carotin,
Conlon, and the most ancient Irish Bards,A called
COleilAC AND SWRAN ;
Or, THE CHIEFS OF ERIN.
'he course of which will be represented the Coronation of
Prince Cormae, King of Ireland.
revicro to the above, the Comic Pastoral Marlette, in one Act,
ea:l.:tine GLEANERS; or, HARVEST FROLIC.
•
Various Equestrian Fears of Agility.
To conclude with (18th time) the favourite Pantomime of
THE LEGACY ;
Or, HARLEQUIN SPENDTHRIFT.
h Ir. Pearce; Clodpole (the Clown), Mr. Hartland;
C::taloon, Mr. Davis; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker.
13nNet is.—DGors open half-past five,
win at half-vast sir.—Second price half-past eight.
Equestrian Tuition daily by able Masters. .

I'ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privattly taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
hes aild Gentlenien of any age, who have never learnt that
acaottiplislinient, or have not the modern style.
Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those
I-, whom it is an object to acquire easily that faahiohable requi-
sfre for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior
style of grate and elegance. Those who do not want privatc
teathirg may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of
pupil., on the public teaching evenings. Profassors of dancing
tau;ht the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of
tie proteb,ion. 'lle Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.

CB iLEE, AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS,
Or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR,
N 0.119, BISHOPSGATE-STREET WITHIN.
distinguished admiration bestowed by the'
• -I: Fashio.lalle World at Court on the New Invention intro-
duced by during, th.,! late Jubilee, and the reputi:ti.ait which
bra universAy attended his ornamental produciion, pre-emit:catty
distinguish him above 411 competition.
By twenty years studious application to the principles of h:s
Profession, he has at length brought to complete perfection the
most extraordinary Head-dress ever offered fur Public approba-
tion, and which has obtained the appellation of Roses Heads of
lair.
An here rises to the most perfect semblance of Natert, ;
type' ucies of the Skin, and complexional colours of the Wad .tre
most astonkbiagly i:liitated, and appear as the broutad-work and
lace upon which the is fixed.
Evcry particle is sa admirably contenietcal as to admit the most
mhute exarnina;ion, without the possibility of a discave.ry ;
the de. le sy,tent is so exquisitely woven, as to combine userul
con:fort and elgatice of taste, with the most happy appearances
st Nat:o e.

READING SAUCE,
FOR FISII, ENRICHING GRAVIEII, Ste.
excellent and justly celebrated Sauce, wh'ch
has for year received s;lproloatio4 and recommendation
^ldle first Fami i•!‘ in the Kingdom, is told by most of the prio-
,l 'st Oilmen and Fisltatang&rs in London Cities, and Market
'''owns in England ; anti wholesale sad retail, by the l'roprietor,
7. COCKS, Rea,!.ing, Berks.
T!,i4 Sauce is generally used at table with an sorts of Fish, in
l'n:ftreate t, aer noter satic,., and is esteemed particularly den-
t s.ll with Game, Wild ru•st.:, Hashes, Rimy Steaks, and Cold
N. B. Retail Venders Names pasted on each of the bottles.
Pinta 41 Hale-pinta 2s.

.
XOW SELLING OFF, at prime Cost, Silk Stock-
ino, with Cotton Feet-, and every other decr;pri.ln of I
Ia-
lIITY.—The entire STOCK of Mr. COI.I.YER, of No. 146, •
ner-strt•et, retiring from boldness, consisting of a large antl
fpn assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's all Silk Hose, au lit •
tuerse Stock of his unieersally admiral invention, Silk teckints
with Cotton Feet, front 6s. 641. to as. 6d. per pair. Great Choice of
C.ottin Goods, Angola*, Worsted', and every debcription of
/hHiery, Etc. Zr..
As the whole must be sold without reserve, Shopkeepers and
wili find till% a most advarnageous opportunity to make
laurtezte lar,e purchast.s.
N. B. The 'Lase and Goodwill of the 'valuable rrarr.ises to be
inpottd of.

TRULY VALUABLE ysrATE.
TO EF. SOLD BY PIivATF. CON TRACT.
AA ntstRAtLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
. citrate in one of the most esteemed Crannies It:
"lir 20 car% imexPired, within 19 miles of London. consisting
of 393 Are; of Meadow, Amble, and Wood Land., judiciously
l,vided ; on the Lawn Is a newly built House of saperior accom-
r.c.datiy.:, with Ili-awing-room, Eating-room, Breakfast Parlour,
and l'lrrance-ball. On the Ground Floor, excellent Chambers,
Ih.essin7.moms, and separate Stairs leading to the Servants'
riglr-stall Stable, double Coach-house, suitable Offices,
• .11 I a:-ilouses; •Thrashttig Machine, Water Engine, &c. the
ia a sate of substantial and ornamental repair, and lit for
the tesittryge of a Gentlentan or A:-.;ciculturist of the first respec-
tability, The Laid is in a high cultivation. anti ti:e Estate is in
s:seif a cornpleat Msnor (well stocked with Game), with Royalty
4:: I exclulalve Right of Fishery in one of the first Trout Streams in
traps lithe taken at a valuation, and the Prnpriettsr 'MACS to dis-
Plc of his elegant and usAal Household Furniture, Horses, Cows,
Yarming Stock ;nit! Utensil., in the same way.. .
For Tarticularis and Cards to View, apply to Messrs. Browne
/'l Cs No. 41, Southampton-Pow, E4s,ninkrikri, "St": a 1'14"
13' i Elate 'my *stets.