Star.
London, England, 1811-09-26 00:00:00

NUMBER 76611

THU Mk ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

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THIS EVENING, Thursday, Sept. 26, will be
acted, the Comic Opera of
THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando, Mr. SINCLAIR ;
L'uunt Corvo.o, Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Marquis de.Gratki Chateau, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR ; Whinisiculei Mr. FAWCETT ;
Peter, Mr. EMERY; Maniken, Mr. SIMMONS.
Constantia, Miss BOL I ON;
Leonora, Mi.s L. BOLTON; Floretta, Mrs. BISHOP.
To which will be addi-ok, the Grand Melo-Drama of
VALENTINE AND GILSON.
Pepin, King of k ranee, Mr. CRE,WELL;
Wary, Mr. HANIER TON ; Hautray,. Mr. CLAREMONT ;
Valentine, Mr. FARLEY ; Orson, Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Hugo, Mr ,ILA'-CHARD;
Agramant (the green Knight), Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Princess Eglantine, Mrs. PIN coyr;
Agatha, Miss BOLTON.
To-morrow, The Merry Wives of Windsor; and Harlequin
and Asaloilens.
On Saturday, Isabella; and The Review.
On Monday, King Henry the Fourth—Part I. after whichwill
be rev.ved the Grand Pantomime Ballet of Raymond and Agnes.
Places tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at die New
Box-Office, hi Hart-street.
The doors will be opened at half put five, and the Play begin
at halt past sit.

In consequence rtt the unbounded applause bestowed on
Mr. WILSON'S surprising and unequalled performances on the
Rope, he is re-engaged tor Twelve snore Nights, previous to
his departure for lraand.
ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
Under the immediate Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the
Prince Regent and Duke of York.
THIS EVENING, Thursday, Sept. 26, Friday,
27th, and saturday, 28th, at Halt-past Six precisely,
EQ t. ES'llt lAN AG ILI L Y, comprehending a variety of leaps,
jumps, &c. under the denomination of Still Vaulting, by Twelve
celebrated Equestrians. Likewise various nouvelle Feats of
Horsemanship.
Aker which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and
Pedestrian Spectacle, calls d
• THE TYRANT SARACEN,
.• AND THE NOBLE MOOR.
In which piece Tveeut7 Horses will perform Ma surprising
manner ; and, Mr. WILSON, who is re-engaged for twelve
more nights, will execute his unparalleled performances on
the 'light Rope ; and, amongst an unprecedented number of ex-
tratird.nary ntancruvres peculiar to himself, he will throw a Back
Somerset and alight on his feet on the slant of the rope—never
kttenipted by any other person whatever, the whole accompanied
by the whimsical:tits of We two orig,ual Clowns, Meurs. Redesha
and Link.

A favourite Song, by Mr. Jones.
To conclude with the favourite Pantomime, with extensive me-
tbanical changes, particularly the blight of the little Harlequin
round the dome of the 1 heater, Chandeliers, &c. called
JuPrrzit AND EUROa>A.
Places to be taken at the Amphitheatre trope ten till three
o'clock, which, eannut be kept longer than half-past s.:ven. r
Dours open at Hall-past Five; begin at Halt.past Six:4l.M
Price, Flail-past Light.—Boxes, 24.—Gallery
stoney to be returned.
N. B; .1 he 'tyrant Saracen will be repeated this Evening, with
Mr, Wilson's Rope Dancing, Esuestiia.o Agility, anti Jupiter and
Europa; and every alternate week with Harlequin's Regatta,
and Harlequin ire China.

HORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, 26, Cornhill,
respectfully inform the Public, that they have on Sale a
great variety of TICKETs and SHARES in thepresent STATE
LOTTERY, all to be Drawn OCTOBER 22.
Present P.rice—Tickets only 191.
Half • 10 50 I Eighth 1.• •ASIS 0
Quarter - 5 4 0 Sixteenth .
.;.1 7 0
The Scheme contains mily 13,500134 Am

•I HE GREATEST ATTRACTION in the
SMALLEST STATE LOTTERY EVER KNOWN.—
'The Capita! Prizes more various, rickets and Shares consider-
ably cheaper than for many years past, and
3 Prizes of ils,Ons

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And upwards of 3,700 Prizes of 2100, £5O, 225, and 220,
ALL TO BE BRAWN TUE 220 Of OCTOhlill.
In the late October Lottery, upwards of 19,000 Tickets were
sold ; in the present there are only 13 500 Tickets, and from the
universally approved Scheme, and great demand, it is Likely all
the Ticket s and Shares will be sold before the Drawing.
FAMILIES retiring to the Country during the
summer, are recommended to take a supply of MIDDLE.
WOOD S ROYAL ABYSSIAN FLOWER SOAP, whose emi-
nent properties render Hard or Salt Water as pleasant as Soft,
with whicli it 'washes the skin delicately white, preserves i:
smooth, prevents chapping and other imperfJet;ons during the
snow intense heat, and makes the operation of shaving pleasant
to the tenderest face. His Royal Patrons the Prince Regent,
the Princess of _Watt , the Duchess of fork, the Dukes 01 York
Clarence, and Cumberland, and must of the Nuisie Families, are
graciously pleased to use it, awl the repute in which it is held by
the Gentry, Batters the Propri,:tor it only wants an introduction
generally to establish ifs fame throughout the universe, price Is.
the square, 10s. per dozen; four dozen or upwards will he sent,
carriage paid, to any part of the Kingdom. Also his Metal aaul
Tunbridge Shaving Boles filled with the same, 2s. tid. to 45. each ;
and his celehreed Cosmetic Powders are sold by Venders of Per-
fumery in every principal town, whose general orders of Perfu-
mery will be strictly attended to by I. W. hildilleveood, at his
'Warehouse, 110, High-strect, Whitechepel, London.

STHMA, CONSUMPTION, WHEEZING, &c.
THE following highly respectable testimony in fa.
1111lar 01 the PILYPAILIID STILAMONIVU and the OX TULL,
appears in the last Edition of Mr. Fisher's Familiar Treatise on
Asthma, Consumption, ficc. from Dr. W. Marris, Physician, of
Parliament-street t—J. W. Esq. aged 50, long subject to violent
attacks of asthma, having found the simple Stramonium to dis-
order the head and stomach, he applied to Dr. Marna, who ',-
commended him to try Mr. Fisher's Preparation of it, which int-
tnediately afforded him the most essential benefit, and by pers.-'
venlig in its use one week, he was perfectly cured. The fume of
this Asthmatic Herb Tobacco, by allaying irritation in the lung.;
and the Otyntel, by promoting expectoration, quieting the sys-
tem, sad correcting the knit, have conjointly succeeded in the
cure ot • cases or Consumption that were pronounced by the at -
t•ndiog Physicians entirely hopeless? the particulars of which are
given in the last Edition of Mr. Fisher's Treatise.
These Prepatations a:se only sold in London by Harris, corner
of St. Paul's Church yard; Foster anti Rose, 34, Parliament-
street Bacon, 150, Oxford-road; Butts, 10, Berner's-street ;
Newberry, Dultlin ; Lynch, Mancftester ; Barry an Shep-
yard, Bristol ; Turner and Akenhead, Newcastle-upon. Tyne ;
Tymbs and Son, Worcester; Binh. and Keene, Bath; Brass, I
Hull.; Jones, Coor Walker, loucester Hodgson, Cam-
bridge ; Rollaston, ventry ; Viinshull. :Lancaster. ; Drury
and Son, Lincoln ; Etltiowes, Shrewsbury; Caparn, Nea ark ;
Clietter, Newcastle-under-Line ; Simpson,Woiverhampton; Sut-
ton, Nottin •I.ato ; liornby, Yotk ; Poole, Chester; Gore, Li-
verpool; Stevenson, Norwich; Hooker, Ipswich; White, Wis.-
It-acb ; Hetroyd, Mad n; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham;'
Is :tile, Leeds; Billings, Liverpool; Brodie and Co. Salisbury;
?.clam, i•ortstnouth ; Gore, Sidmouth; Wilson, Stroluiwater ;
Stataiord; Frogarty, Drogheda, Ireland; Truentan and
; Skelton, Solathanton.
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