Star.
London, England, 1819-11-17 00:00:00

10,211.

,7611)HI THEATRE, STRAND,
(Late the Sans Parte)
the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. •
; rem respectfully informed, that in consequence
'sing demand for Places to witness the new Bur-
'N AND FRIGHT, which has beta honoured
mintier, nu:. applause of crowded and brilliant
t, it will be repeated the remainder of this Week,
SKF.TCH, the elegant Ballet of L'AMOUR,
,CTRESS OF ALL WORK.
'RESENT EVENING, November 17,
proented, a new Burletta, in Two Acts, called
ND FRIGHT; or, Hew to gain Consent.
The Burletta of
HE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.
The Dresses invented by Mrs. Lce. •
Mr. Campbell; Frederick; (with a Sorg) Mr. J.,
(a celebrated Actress) Mrs. Alsip !, Bridget,
awkey) Mrs. Alsip !! Bonet h, (a Cost-rate Lon.
Mrs. Alsip !!! Coady Stubbins, (a deaf amorous
ighty) 'Mrs. Also, !!! ! Lounge, (a literary For)
!!!! Madernaiselle Josephine, (an Opera Singer
Mts. Alsop' ' 1111—N1rs. :Mop will introduce a
iccompanied by herself on the Guitar, composed
ken), and a Mock Italian Bravura.
r which, an entirely New Ballet, entitled
L' A MOU R ; or, Wine no robots.
;3 by Mr. St. Albin (from the Opera House.)
Characters—Mr. St. Albin, and Miss Ayktt (Pupil
is). In which will be introduced, a favourite Dance,
Drowns.

To conclude with the Barletta of
Jrs SKETCH ; or, Look before yon Leap.
ippropriate Scenery, Music, and I)ecorations.
- and interesting Barletta, in Three Acts, is in
itian, and will speedily be produced; also a Comic
.tta in Two Acts ; and an Imitative Barletta Me-
:eh Air. John Ramo will perform.
7 are respectfully informed, the New. Saloon will
trecisely at Eight oTtock, for the better actournto-
Bet Visitors at Half-price.
a effect of the new Gas Chandelier, suspended from
this Theatre, has been the Subject of universal

Jake will be open from Teel o'Clixk till Four.—
taken of Mr. Irish, Box Book Keeper, of whom
.coed Price Admission Tickets may be had. A Pri.
►y be had nightly —Leader of th • Band, Mr. Law-
lo.forte, Mr. G. W. %.addisor..—The Scenic Depart-
Ir. Franklin and Assistants.—lnyentress of Costume,
.Prompter, Mr. R. Chutterley (late Prompter of the
Drury.Luse).—Acting and Stage Manager, Mr.
locus to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform-
precisely at Seven.—Half Price exactly at Half-
• Boxes 4s. Fit ss. Gallery Is.

. were originally EIGHT PRIZES of
,noo! and 5,000 Tickets have been drawn! there still
PRIZES of 420,000 now in the Wheel! all of
)e drawn

Next Day, 9th of DECEMBER.
icket or Skase bought on or before Lord Mayor's
uvesiber, has been drawn, and its fate finally decided.
:ket or Share now on Sari will be drawn, and its
lecidcd, nest Day, Sth December.
and for Tickets and Shares was so great, previous to
ty, that there WAS not near enough to meet the de-
the consequence was, that
of the United Kingdom were disap-
)f !raving Chances.
.r.t a timilar occurrence neat Day, an early purchase
..r.dzci to those persons who were too late on the First

and Shares, warranted 1.1 nd r alr n , are selling by
T. 1315116, Stock-Broker,
Cornhitl, and sk Charing-Cross, London ;
And by his Agents in the Country.
,li has already sold Five Capitals in the present Lot-
is Agent at Liverpool sold-part of one £20,000 nize,
;ent at Edinburgh part pf the other £20,000.

PIANO-FORTE&
)r., %Oar) intend to purchase a Piano-Forte,
11 s=e the P_tent Oblique before they determine. Two
have been siald, and reference can be given as to their
bac. &c. Price from 4$ to 73 guineas. May be mod
ideal,. IS, Leicester-place.
::and-hood Cabinet. good as new. 58p. Square Piano,
;an far Church, Chapel, or large Room.

A'S SAUCE FOR FISII, STLAKSoIcc.
SCENT TRIAL IN. THE COURT OF
BEECH, " Lazenby s. Haiku and Hardie,"
ro•-d that no precautions are sufficient against the
interested dealers, E. LAZENBY and SON think it
:y aglin to cautiou the Nobility and Gentry of the
inous imitations of their touch admired HARilffirs
• It continues to be prepared only at their Ware-
Portman-square; and is not gennint
of each bottle is signed Elizabeth Lazenby.--
Sauce are informed, that every bottle of the
• I. will in future be wrapped in a printed abstract of
alluded to.

t':, LAST INDIA, HAMBRO', TABLE-
:N, AND CHINTZ FURNITURE WARE-
-16, CHEAPSIDE.
it GAINS IN CHEAP' TABLE. LINEN, &c.
ILLARD most respectfully informs the No-
-1:.• y and Families, he has received a considerable quan-
Ve7eign Damask and ether Table Linen, which ate to
s:d of on terms of peculiar advantage ; comprising
th (rim 14 yards long to 4i yards each, with a variety
-.1 Dinner Napkins; the whole having ro fault but that
; a little out of condition. Families forming F.stabli.h-
-,7, very respectfully informed, they may have their Da-
"Able Linen rude to order, with their Arms richly in-
t: in the patterns of the Cloths and Napkins.—Persons
:.:is in r c Country, and taking Quantities, will find the
me: it rotice.

No. 9, REGENT-STREET.
t.S SP'S. HOWELL and JAMES having with•
eiratro themselves from the Firrn of HAannea, Howet-c.
P-11-mall, avail themselves of the earliest moment
thanks to the Nobility and Gentry of the United
tavours received for so many years past, and
y..tinuance of them at their new Establishment
Is most completely arranged, and conveniently
1. 7); earrylr.3 on an extensive Business combining for
t . Articles of Fashion and utility for the Dress
Lion of a Gentlewoman, so peculiar to them at their
invariably of the first quality, and at.such Prices
to give pertlet satisfaction, for Heady Money, or
tlita,e bales known or recommended to them, and
••-•il an A:nual Settlement.
• hose health permits her accustomed application
has in herdepartment an inunense variety in Mil-
- Pelisses, air.i is quite prepared to offer a regular sue-
%c: novelty throughout the Season. Laclitu having Corn.
?ns from the Country, or the Indies, will meet with every
;le attention. •
llowetz and JAmes beg to state, for the information
freeuenting their House, and their Friends In general,
,-.,qr.t....itzeet commences at Charles-street, nest above
4.'=" and continues Ninth to Portland-pl2eei the
fr..= Pall.tnall and James's•square is perfectly
r"..;:ous for the drawing up and turning of carriages, and
''.l‘7•l"t "eln be fnond w thteleft hand above Charles-street,
•••tci. %mite the United Servilie Club.