Star.
London, England, 1809-03-15 00:00:00

TH EATRE-ROY AL, HAYMARKET.
TO.MORROW EVENING, MARCH 16, 1609,
will be performed the Drama of
THE IRON CHEST.

l'o whichl wM
be added the New Farce ?
, abed:
S HE A PRIN'CE
On Saturlay, The Exile; with the Portrait at Cervantes.

THEATRE TO BE LET.

TO BE LET, for one par, or such longer period
ss may be agreed upon, the THEATRE in DUMFRIES.
,The House is elegant, commodious, and neatly fitted up, after
the manner of the Edinburgh 'Theatre.
Persons desirous of information, ay
m "apply by letter (post paid)
31fressed Theatre, Dunifries, N: B.

ARMY.

ACAPTAIN of Infantry, whose Regiment is in
the East-Indies, is desirous of exchanging with one on Half
yr:, or in a Garrison Battalion. No application will be attended
t ricept from Officers, by letters, post paid, addressed to K. L.
f.q Post Office, Chudleigh, Devon.

LITERARY NOTICE.
THE Public are respectfully acquainted that Mr.
pORTER's*TRAVELS in RUSSIA and SWEDEN, were
till:day delivered to the Booksellers, of whom they may be had
t„oelegant Volumes, Royal Quarto, embellished by munerous
Eiviinc, plain and coloured, after Drawings by the Author.
pike-ereet, March 13, 1809.

JOHN DE LANCASTER. •
THE Public are respectfully informed, that the
(;spies of Mr. Cumbtrlantes Novel of Llit Lancaster, having
h en tJki off within the short space of one week, a New Edition
j ken sent to the Press, and will be produced with all possible
tr.!.

MRS. CLARKE.

In the press, and speedily win be published,
ID Two elegant Volumes, with a correct Portrait of the Authoress,
and fac-Similes of Letters of the Duke of York, price 14s.
MEMOIRS OF MY OWN LIFE, containing
Facts and Observation illustrative of a RECENT INVES-
VGATION, and accompanied with numerous Royal and ether
km-citing Letters, which have never appeared before the Public.
By MARY ANNE CLARKE.

Printed for the Authoress, by T. Gillet, Crossw-etnert, Fleet-
ertet, of whom it is tabs bad, and of all Booksellers in Town
rd Country.

THE STAR INN AND HOTZt, GLASGOW,
A S possessed by Mr. JOHN GAR.DNER, is to be
LET, for a term of year*, after Whitsunday next, when the
present 'Fenant retires.
This Inn is in the most central and eligible situation in the City
of Laasgow, well frequented. and possessed of every requisite for
carrying on business, upon an extensive scale. It contains ten
Parlours, thirty-six Bed-chambers, Ball-room, Coffee-room, two
Kitchens, Halls, Servants' Rooms, and excellent Stabling, for up-
wards of sixty Horses, with Carriage Sheds, &c. &c.
Application may be nude to Messrs Crowder, Lavie, and
Garth, Frederick's Place; Mr. Joy, Bedford Coffee House, Co-
vent Garden, London; Buchan and Drysdale, Writers to the
Signet, Edinburgh ; and Thomas Falconer, Writer in Glasgow.

JOHN KELLEY, of the WORTLEY ARMS,
WORTLEY, begs Lave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry,
and the Public in general, that he has taken the RED LION
INN, ROTHERHAM, occupied by Mr. John Batty, and hopes,
by paying the strictest attistioo to their accommodation, to merit
a Aare of public patronage.—Wortley, Feb, 24,•1409.

PROBATI"S HOTEL,

"!R FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN; KING-STREET,
COVENT-GARDF.N.

MRSPROBATT, (late of the Roebuck Inn,
.
Oxford) begs leave to return her grateful Thanks to her
numerous Friends for. the very hbeial encouragement she has
experienced since entering on her new undertaking, and to in-
form them and the Public in general, that she has now completed
alterations and improvements of her house, and hopes, by di-
ligent attention to cleanliness, added to the airy situation of the
Dome, to obtain that distinguished patronage and support she ex-
perierced so molly years in Oxford.