Star.
London, England, 1807-04-04 00:00:00

ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 6, 1807,
will be aded a Play, in five Ads, called
LOVEK'S VOWS.
reederielt, Mr. Billiton; Baron Wildenhaim, Mr. Barrymore;
Agatha Fribourg, Mrs. Powell ; Amelia, Mrs. H. Siddons.
To which will be added the new Grand Romantic Melo-
Drama, called
THE WOOD DEMON ;
Or," THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK."
With entirely new Mune, Scenery, Machinery, Drelfes, and De-
corations.—The Overture and Mune compofed by Mr. Kelly.
This Everting—The Soldier's Daughter; with the new Mclo•
Drame of the Wood Daemon.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA.RDEN.

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ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 6, 1807,
will be adted the Tragedy o'
KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
King Richard, Mr. Cooke ; Richmond, Mr. C. Kemble.
Queen, Mrs. St. Leger ; Lady Anodic Mrt,,Glover.
To which MO
THER GOOSE; added the New Pantomime, cabled
Or, THE GOLDEN
This Evening-- hhC Man of the World ; h Mother Gook..
A New IVhdlcal Piece, in two ACtb, called " Whittle for It;'
Will be produced on Wedncfclay next.

THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GEN-
TLEMEN alocated under Dr. CHARLES BURNEY,
will he held at the Width Cotfee-houfc, Cockfpur ftrect, on Tucf-
day the i4th day of April infant.
Dr. CHARLES BURNEY in the Chair.
VICE PRESIDEN
James Edward Yonge, Efq. William Nicoll, Efq.
o i EWARDi
George Rickards, John Benjamin Mogan, John Smith Elward
Dod Colvill, Henry Edgw• rth Bicknell, john H ,stgfon, bhp.
DINNER on 'fable ree.fely at Five A:lock.
Tickets to be hid at the Bar of the Britifh Coff.:e honk at tss.
No Tickets to be delivered after the ixth.

'HE FRIENDS to the CIVILIZATION end
HAYPI N E.SS of AFRICA, are defired to meet at Free
Martin's Hall, in Great Q2eemareet, Lincoln's Inn Fields on
Tucfday the t 4th April, at fwelve u'CLick, to confider of the belt
means of profiting by the favourable opportunity about to Le af-
forded
by the tvrmifiation of the Brit& Slave Trade, for promot-
ing the improvement t,f Attica. and thereby fecuring, extending,
rind perpetuating the henrfits that are expected to arde to the Na
Lives of that Country. from the Bill that has jolt paired into a law,
This Advertifement is inferted at the &fire of ftvt ral Noblemen
End GClltientt:l, friends to the Abolition of the Stave Trade; and
it is hoped that Gentlemen not only in London, bot from different
tarts of the Country, who with we!! to the great and intereiting
()hied in view, trill attend the propofed niecting ; fo as to fecure
on early and extctitive co-optra:ion in loch meafures as it may be
deemed proper to adopt.

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A T a numerous and relpeElable Meeting of the
A FRIENDS of Lieut. Colonel JOHN BANNERMAN, at
the King's Had Tavern, in the Poultry,the followiug Refolutions
It were unaninundly carried,
P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Erg. M P. in the Chair.

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Refolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the energy.
ability. AA integrity, of Lieut. Colonel BANNERMAN, which
have been uniformly manifeilcd by his conduit in the important
Military and Diplom.aie Rations he filled, during a period of 24
years adlual refidence in India, render that diftinguifhed ()Meer in
a peculiar degree qualified fur thu important lunation of an Eall.
India Diredtor.
Refolved alfo, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the
Court of Direetors, the Governor ....eneral in Council of India,and
the Governor in Council at Madras, in the biga terms of appro •
bation bellowed by t! ent refpeCtively, on the Public Services of
Lieut. Colonel Banner man, will ufe its utmoll endeavours un the
pre(ent occalion, to promoteCß and fecure his Eledtion.
P. AU FURL) BRUCE, Chairman
Colonel Bannerman's Committee will meet every day from
Twelve to Four tiClock, at the King's I-lead Tavern in the
Poultry, where any friendly communications will be gratefully
received.—. March 16, 184.

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A CASE THAT MUST
BENE INTEREST THE FEELINGS OF
THE VOLEN r.

E fitttation of a Poor Girl, who has Inll a kg.
11 has lately been laid before the Public, for the purpofe o
getting her relieved from the diftrelling profpeet that lies before
hen To this account mutt now be added, that within a few days
the untortunate Girl, h r Father, Mother, and lour little Brothers
and Sifters, have had their Dwelling datreyed by kire,and almolt
every ;rade of Apparel and Furniture confunsed.
Subfcriptions taken in for their relief at No. if?, Upper Timis-
teld-ftreet, Fitzroy-fguare; and at Mettrs. Clementi and Co.'s,
No. a 6, Chelpfide.