Star.
London, England, 1808-12-09 00:00:00

THEA 7 RE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
THIS PRESENT g,VENING, DECEMBER 9,
oak Majes THEAFRICANS ;

Or, 'WAR, LOVE, AND DUTY.
Faroßio, (the Priest) Mr. MURRAY ;
%W WI, Mr. FARLIY ; Madiboo, Mr. FAWCETT; .
Seiko, Mr. YOUNG;
Dean Sego Sara, (King of Kaman) Mr. CRES'WELL ;
Fetterwell, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Henry Augustus Mug, Mr. LISTON.
Bed*, Miss NOR'T'ON ; Darina, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Sam, Mn. LISTON.
Te which wiltbe added (for the 4th time) a New Farce, is
Thee Acts, (written by the late Mr. Tobln) celled
A SCRIOOL FOR AUTHORS.
The Characters by
Mr. MINDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY,
Igt.DAVENPORI, Mr. JONES, Mr. HOLLAND,
Miss NORTON, and Miss LOGAN. 1
ile)kw Farce, called 1, School for Authors, eoatinniag tabs
nedmi throughout with miverial approbation sad applause, by
Mint and overflowing audances, will be repeated eery even-
', further notice.
Traiterow, with the Play of the Exile.
42.11e5e Ladies and Centime' whose names the Proprietors
lithe Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, have hitherto had the
*sore of inserting in their Free-List, are requested to obeerve,
It the Gratis-Minheions are, for the present, unavoidably
sipsoded.

• SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS.
THE SOCIETY of SCHOOLMASTERS will
hold their Annual Meeting at tie Cnoten and Anchor
Ivan in the Strand, on Wednesday the 28th instant.

Tie Right. ISAAC HILVTINGIORD, Lord Bishop of
Gloucester.
VISX-PItISILMNTIP.
R: Rev. WALI44II VINCVNT, D. D. Dean of WasioninstAr.
Rev. lamest. Psi it, D. D. Prebendary of st. Paul's.
COMMITTIM for I Boa.
. Charles Burney, L. LAX and F. R. S. Chairman.
.M*. Use, D. D. and F. R. S. Deputy Chairman.
Bet. A.Orelks, L. L. D. Rev. J. Lindsay, D. D.
G. Gina, A.M. Mr. Lord
BA A. Creenlaw, L. L. D. Rev. W. Shaw, A.
BA 1. &mkt; B. D. John Strachan, L. L. D.
Secretary to the Society, and Treasurer, Mr. Kelly.
.Secretary to the Committee, Rev. G. Gibson.
Agents for their respective Districts.
Titian Burney, L. L. D. Gosport; Rev. T. S. Bullen, A. M.
Dole; Rev. W. Moore, D. D. Cirencester; Rev. W. Rose,
A.M. Uckfield ; Rev. Jeremiah Smith, A. M. Head Master of
:lbest• er School; Rev. Dr. Wooll, Head Master of Rugby

AUDITORS.
PAT. br. Crombie, Rev. ). Hewlett, Rev. Dr. Raine.
TRUSTERS TO THE VUNDS.
Ilea. Dr. Barrow' Rev. Dr. Barney, and Mr. Kelly.
Stewards for the Anniversary of 1808.
Janes Andrews, A. M. I Mr. Eartlley
Dr. Brown Mr. Finlay
An. L Davies, A.M. Mr. Giles.
iThe
principal object of this Society is to establish a fond for the
ha& sf the Widows and Orphans of Schoolmasters ; and for the
' of such Schoolmasters and Ushers as may become necessi-
ties:nigh age, Infirmity, or snlifortune.
Sitins:riptioos are received by Messrs. Hammersleys and Co.
Pan Mall; by Messrs. Kensington, and Co Lombard-street ; by
Nt. IL*, of Finsburpusquare ; and by the Agents a the Society,
tad tle Members of the Committee.
Tickets for the Dinner may be had at the Bar of the Tavern ;
sad also Books of the Institution.

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UNIVERSITY VACATION &e.
titbit* for the Cure of Impediments, Coltivation olDratory
lad Ensiith Composition, Instruction of Fereigneri, and' Pre-
?union of Youth for the higher departments oractilre Life,
Bedford-place, Rumell-square.
I'R'O or Three Gentlemen may be accommodated
by Mr.THELWALL ,as House Pupils, during the customary
teem; and Ladies or Gentlemen may be attended at their ovni
owls, and isstructed in Elocution and those branches of know-
Id literary accomplisnment not usually attended to in
Ilk &wineries. 'Feathers of Languages and Mathematics,
Dant:in& Male, &e. attend the Institution. Lectures
o miStory and Poetry are delivered-fuer times in the week, to
7.* Ind Subscribers only; by whom Diseusßons are also
lid every Monday evening culesubjects of History, lurbprudepoe
sti Morals. Junior Pupils superintended by Mr. Thelwall.
Plans and Tents of Instructtne
,traf be bad (price Is) of
dsrs Arch, Cornhill; and Kent, Holborn • and at the Laati-
ttiss

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.(r. &try, Perfumer, Greeltsstreet, Soho; Mr. Bacon, 110,
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Lill°. Cheapdde ; 3,nd Mesars.He.Tdtie and Son, l'itchborne.
"Ili rite 3a. the Bottle. •

, UTILrI'Y AND ELEGANCE COMBINED.
°an the Patronage and Sanction of ker Royal Highnessthei
cliteui
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tabor any other country, I'M improvitt or accelerating the
, of Hair, preventing it turning grey, giving an ine°mPa-
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*set to.d only at test of ettperience; to evince its extrear-
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hid at 33.6 d. per bottle, by the Proprietors, Rowland and
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