Star.
London, England, 1810-05-01 00:00:00

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P. t.W HE gait E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
pis PRII6ENT EVENING, MAY 1,1810 r
• will be acted the Comedy of
ALL IN THE WRONG.
Sir Jahn Restless, Mr YOUNG;
Sir Wl1;;am Pelmont, Mr. MURRAY
Igger.
•Y, • \ Ir. C. KEMBLE; Young Belmont, Mr. BRUNTON.
I.aiy Restiesss, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Belinda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Cariisa, Miss BOLTON; Tattle, Mrs. GIBBS.
Ts which will be added the Melo-Drame of
THE BLIND BOY.
Staaislans, Mr. MURRAY;
MN. H. JOHNSTON ; Oberto, Mr. FAWCETT;
'itimphe, Mr. BRUNTON ; Molino, Mr. LISTON.
I .Ntiss CRANFIELD ; Elvina, Miss NORTON.
Plac,, id the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Be AN DON, at the New
3,1,040,1, Prince's Place, Hart-street. from ten till four.
ry. O.BESOLD, for Two Thousand Guineas to any
Lady or Gem f•Man of respectability, not engaged in busi-
vo. er ao, way qv hien to the Bankrupt Laws, one Share in an
„ 40:oaten of great magnitude that will bear the utmost
and that is likely to produce a large and rapid for-
toe ir:.outwr risk or trouble, and without appearing per-
il, IF io business. References will be required and
iy.i..-I.etters from Principals with real name and place of
at...it.atiressed (post paid) to H. IlowarAEsq, No. 10, SRting.
s. London, p.O be attended to.
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DIVIALATIC INSTRUCTION. '
Pi FEW NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN will
11l be received as PARLOUR BOARDERS in a respectable Act-
anl initroctrd in that science (never before taught in this
erin) which is called Dip loth ad which treats of the
I.olRelancrts and interests of rowere with Powers, whereby
of be prepared to fill thejnititid situations of Ambassadors,
s,s, Charge d'Affairs, Secrete:ries of Ambassade, Private Se-
ix ties, Consuls, &c. in all Foreign Courts. They will also be
1,1,11 to undertake any particular mission from thyir Govern-
'vs, Prince. or General, in all Political, Civil, and Military
toitiet. A regular course of English and Foreign Literature
eg firm the introluotion to the above-mentioned science.
Cad. of addre3s, exlaining the mqde of instruction, the
etts,, &c. may be had p
at Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and
ikan, Paternoster-row.

BY AUTHORITY.
This day was published, price Ss. 6d.
A STATEMENT of FACTS DELIVERED
11 in LORD MIN I 0 on his ARRIVAL at MADRAS.
Ethan Appendix of Of Minutes
By WILLIAM PETRIE, Esq.
Senior iVe Ober of the Council at Madras.
Printed for Stockdale, Junior, No. 41, Pall-Mall.
tre may behad, in I vol. two. with Military Plans and a Por-
t:4 and Life of Sir Samuel Auchrauty, the Commander-in-
iet at Madras, price 10s. 6d.
Non? on LA PLATA, to which is added an Amount of the
li itb Espedition to that Country, Lives Of the Principal Officers
tooled therton, &e.

SECRETS OF THE INQUISITIONS.
Us day was published in one large *obtuse, 4to with 12 fine
pas, price £2. 6d, and a few proof &pies on large
£4. 4s.
THE HISTORY of the INQUISITIONS, in -
&din; the Secret Transactions of those herrid Tribunals :
it th prefatory Remarks On the Catholic Question generally, and
en Lord Grenville's letter in particular. -
Printed foe Stoobilkie juniaf,4l, Pall- lall.
Where may be had, in one large Voltline, price 10$.
Dr. Clarke's Memoirs of 'the Kingly and Papal Supremacy.
Ala, the Second Edition corrected, price 6s. Elie Right Hon.
Di Nigerian's Explanation of the Nature and Extent of the
,Darailds of the Roman Catholics.