Star.
London, England, 1811-10-17 00:00:00

ACTED DOT ONCE.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, Thursday, October 17th, will
Ise performed, a New Musical Drama, called
KAMTCHATKA ;
Or, THE SLAVES TRIBUTE.
With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Music com-
ic:led by Mr. T. W e.Lsit. The Overture by Mr. WARt.
I it; principal Characters by
Mr. BARRYMOR E, Mr. LIS I'ON, Mr. YOUNG,
Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mr. EGERTON, Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr. JEFFERIES,
Mr. BISHOP, Mr. MENAGE, Mr. HOWELL,
Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, and Mrs. C. KEMBLE.
To which will he added the Farce of
THE MISER.

Lovegold, Mr. EMERY ;
Necklet, Mr. CLARhMONT ; Lawyer, Mr. 'TRUMAN;
Ramillie, Mr F RLEY ;
James, Mr. KING ; R'Cilard, Mr. JEFFERIES.
Ides. Wisely, Mrs. EMERY • Mariana, Miss E. BOLTON ;
Lappet, Mrs. GIB
Xauttcharka ; nr, The slaves ibute, wa% received will much
stipbuse, Ind wit, be repeatad To.morruiv, and on Monday;
Tuesday, horaday, and Friday, next week. •
To-morrow, Tom Thumb the Gr..-at.
Oa Saturday, Kisg Henry the Eighth.
On Wednesday, Macbeth.

REGENCY THEATRE,
TOTTINH AM-STREET, TOTT EN I A NI-COURT-ROAD.
TO-MORBOW, FRIDAY, October the 18th,
w,ll be presented, the favourite ikrietta, trent the cele-
brated Comedy el

JOHN BULL;
Or, AN ENGLI:;HMAN's FIRESIDE.
Paregrbse, Mr.*HUDDART, (from the 'rhesus Royal, Dublin).
Job hornberry, Mr. MAR:IIN,
(From the Theatre it nyal, Haymarket).
Lady Caroline Uraytnore, Mrs. COBHAM.
Mary Thornbetry, Mn.s PRYCE.
To which will be added, the much-admiroißurfetta, from the
Faroe of
THE DEVIL TO PAY.

Doors to be open at half-past five, and beg:n at half-past shts
Boxes is. Pit 9.5. Gallery ls. Second Price half-past tight.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,-by Dir. A LLIN,
priva: fly taught, at No. 19, iherrartleareet, Golden-sqeare,
to Ladies and Gentientenlii any age, who have never learnt that
accompli-tuni.nt, or have not the modern style: -
Mr. At trees systeln of mac Ling is expressly studied for those
to whom it As an object to acquire tasily that fashionable requi-
site for genteel se,c'e.y expeclitne.tiy. 1.1. y Ately, and in a superior
style of grace and degance. Those who do not want private
teaching Lay learn at a small eipence, with a respectable set of
pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing
taught the moat elegant kncy slancoi, and all the superior ports of
the profession. The Sulssetiption 31,sernblies are eves y Filday.

bita
MONDAY will be the LAST DAY. as the
STATE LOTTERY will be DRAWN on TUESDAY,
containing only 13,500 Tickets,i.nt etubmejpg superior AAvaa-
ages, with a varied increase of Capital Prises.
SCHEME.
S Prises of .815,000 are ... £45,000
5,000 «. 15,660
........... 6,000
4
If
' 14 ...... 100 • 1,100
94 ........ SO
60 ....... 25 ..... 1,500
2,625
An immediate Purcbise is advised ; as, from the great demand.
and smallness u, the Lo-tery, many may be disappointed, if they
defer their Purchase until the last Day. _ _

STATE LO ITERY.
THE Drawing begins on TUESDAY NEXT,
• and finishes on the same day.
So long as a Tkkct vs Share is to be had, the Public will be
sure to find one at HORNSBY and Co.'s, No. 26, Cornbill. The
Lottery consists of only 13,500 Tickets. The demand far esceeda
litany former Lotteries.
Present Price—Ticket 9. 19s.
Half - 210 50' Eighth - • seil 13 0
Quarter - 5 4 ixteeuth - 1 7 0
Tickets and Shares are selling la great variety, and consider-
ably cheaper.
Hornsby and Co. have been truly fortunate for many years
past in selling and aharing,.Capital prises among their friends.
Ail Orders by Post or Carriers duly executed.

THIS MONIII.
r BISH, Contractor for the present Sin alll.nttery,
.1- • respectfully acquaints the PubUc, that the Scheme contains
ONLY I 3,St 0 TICKE EA ____

MORE VARIEI'Y OF PRIZES.

TIME rs MUCH Cl tEAPER
tban for several years, and he whole of the Lottery will be drawn
on TUESDAY, the 1,9 d of October.
The Sale hitherto clearly evinces that the Scheme is ap-
proved, and there et nattily is a fair prospect of every 'Mica being
sold before the Drawing begins.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - £l9 19 o
Half . 410 5 I I Eighth - £2 IS 0
.Quarter - 54 0 I Sixteenth - 1 7 0
TICKETS and SHARES are on sale in great Variety, and
Persons in the Country, who find a difficulty in getting Tickets
or Shares from Agents; may be supplied, by sending their Or-
dors (Post or Carrisge-pidd),tacittwr of BISH's Meet.
No. 4. Coamoms, or 9..011•11411110•CIOSS, LONDON.

CASE . GUESTONIAN• MEDICINES.
111. To Mr. BARN/TT GUEST, Myelin, No. 9, Great
Surrey-street, Elackfriare-P.ridge.
JOHN STANWAY, at No. 16, opposite the Crown,
Narrow-wall, Lambeth, inakoth oath, and saith, in the year
1799, he was afflicted with Rheumatism in every part of his body
and limbs, when he employed a medical gentleman three weeks
without gaining relief, when by recommendation of bilr. Vidler,
of Millbank-row, he was admitted into the Westminster Infir-
mary, and at the end of three weeks came out somewhat better ;
bat In six days all his pains returned, attended with violent spasms
in the stomach, when through the kterference of Dr. Nevison, be
was admitted into St." George's Hospital, where be was cupped,
blistered, and put into the warm bath • continued there ten weeks,
and discharged no better than when admitted. He was now allowed
to attend the same hospital +as an out-patient, and continued to do so
3 months longer, during which time he grew considerably worse,
7.,:•ing contracted In his knees, antics, and shoulders, with hard
swellings on the hands and elbows, attended with lumbago and
lia.sins in the stomach. •
In this situation he waited on Mr. Guest, and in about half
az; hour after lie had taken the Pills and had the Lotion applied,
ht was perfectly at ease, had several wiu:s sleep that night, and
On the fifth day could dress him,elf, sad in six weehs was com-
pletely cored. This deponent turther saith, that almut twelve
months afterwards, he caught a viukat cold, and symptoms of the
complaint again appeared, but by using the Me Lines only four
tines, he was agaiA restored to health, which he has etijoyed
without any rettun of this complaint, as witness this 4t.:1 day of
A•lltrch, teoe. JouN SrAxway.
L worn at Guildhall, this 4th day of March, 102, before me,
NA'rEIANIILL 8
NEWNEAId.
1 hereby certify that I stn now in good health, and have re-
rr.ained so ever since my recovery under Mr. Guest in the year
1800.
May 19, 11109.---(Case 113,1 A a Estate F'aperj°.)" STANWAY.


READING SCHOOL merriNG
WILL be held at the BEAR INN, READING,
TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18.

Dinner at Four.
RACPII DIANE, Esq.
, Stewards.
Jou N HATT NOSLIL, e.sq.
SOCIETY FOR IHE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS,
MANU FAC 1 URES, ANL) COMMERCE.
Adelphi, October 16, 1311.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the first Weekly
Meeting of this Society for the ensuing Sev,ion, will be
held at their House in the Adelpht, on Wednesday next, the 23d
instant, at Soren o'Clock in the Even'ng. By Order,
CHARLES TAYLOR, M.D. Sec.

THEATRE OF ANA l OMY, BAR FLETCS-COURT,
HOLBORN. _ _

MR. A RMIGER will re-commence his COURSE
of OPERA 'WE SURGERY on Wednesday the 23d
n Six o'Clock in the Evening precisely. A principal
object of these Lectures Is to illustrate the connection of Ana-
tomy with the Practice of Surgery, evectally in the more impor-
t— t Operwions of Hands, Lythotomy, Aneurism, Ste. &c. This
Course will also comprehend Bandages, Fractures, Dislocation.,
Wound., a. d Hemorrhage.
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'fbe Aral ornical Lectures are continnerl daily, at three o'clock
pred. Partjcu!ars at the atre ;ur at Mr. Arrniger's, No.
ady
17, Londor,street, Fenchurch-streer.

This day were published,
In Two Volumes, Octavo' price 145. boards,
LETTERS to a FRIEND oa the EVIDENCES,
DOCTRINES, and DU riEs of the CHRISTIAN ItELI-
GION.—By OLIN I HOS GREGORY, LL. D.
Of the Royal Rlilitary Academy, Woolwich.
Londoa : Primed for Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row ; and
J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

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lr a few days wilt be published, in Bvo.
AN ESSAY on the GOOD EFFCTS which may
he derived in the British Went tidies, in consequevce of
the ABOLI PION of the AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE inclu-
ding an Inquiry into the present Insular Policy of those Colonies.
By STEPFIFN DANFORD, Esq.
London: Prirted for Rtibert Baldwin, Paternoster-row; and
John Hitchard,

'Phis day was published, in two. price 4.. ed.
AN INTRODUCTION to the GEOMETRI-
CAL ANALYSIaof the A NCIEN FS ; containing a Dis-
sertation on that Analysis, its application to the Demoustraion
of Theorems, and to the Solution of Problems; with a Collec-
tion of Propositions for the Esercise of Beginners ; a brief Ac-
count of the lost Analytical Works of the Ancient Geometers,
and of the sev-ral attempts of the Moderns to restore them. De-
signed as a ompanion to the Elements of Euclid.
London: Printed fur Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row; Par-
ker, Ox:ord ; Barlett, Cambridge; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh;
and John Mathew dutch, BristoL

wHrirE HORSE INN, "EAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN-
: TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FETTER-LANE, LONDON.
1 AMES RICKARDS most respectfnlly acquaints
J his Friends and tbe•Publie,lbst he has recently taken the above
long established Concern, and In solisidng their Patronage an,4
that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr. Samuel Holmes, in-
forms them, that wfth a view to render the mo.t superior *cram-
ntodation, babas made considerable alterations and imp' ovements
on the Premiset; and that from an arrangement with some of
the first Merchants in the-City, he is enabled to have always on
band an extatialv• snick deka most choice old !Vines, and ge-
nuine Spirits, and he assures thaw Gaul !men and Families who
bowsaw him with theireopport, that no et.vtion en his part shop
be wanting to render them every comfort an Inn can possibly
afford.—Coaches to moat parts of the Kingdom.—Neat Post
Chaise*.