Star.
London, England, 1808-10-28 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD IV AUCTION,
At the CUSTOM-HOUSE, DOVER,
-OnThoesday, the sd of November, MS, at One o'Clock In the
FOLLOWINGVBSELS and BOATS,
rT-Ilach have beat Conderinsetrin the Court of Exchequer.
F. -A Brig of the Burden of 121 Tons, formerly a Danish West-.

A Danish Schonner, of 65 Tone Borden.
These are both burdensome Vessels, but will not be entitled to
British Registers, on account of their Foreign Construction.
A British bath Cutter, of 3S Tons Burden.
A ditto Smash, of 24 Tons ditto.
A ditto ditto, of 20 Tons ditto,
A ditto ditto, of 17 Tons ditto.
A ditto ditto of 16 Tons tlitto.
A ditto ditto, of 12 Tons ditto.
Six Small Boats.
Two Ship's Andean, and Sundry old Stores.
The Vessels and their Stores may be inspected, on Application
at the Custom House, the day before, and on the Morning of the
day of Sale: •

HEW 'VOYA GES 4IND TRAVELS.
Iratlic are 'respettftek intotrned, that the
2. Eighth Volume of the MONIRN andCOTEMPORARY
VOYAGES and TRAVELS, is now ready for delivery, contain-
ing several new Voyages and Travels, price only Fifteen Shillings
in boards.
Each of the Volumes of this Work contains nearly Seven Hun-
dred closely printed octavo pages, and many Engravings
The following are the Works contained in the Eighth Volume,
which as purchased separately, would cost twelve times the price
of the Volume: viz.
1. St. Saimaa's Travels through the Spanish Islands of Mi-
osorea, Majorca, acc.
2. Baron Campenhausen's Travels in Russia.
3. Sir John Carr's Tour in Rolland and Germany.
4. Williams's Tour in France.
5. Semple's Travels in Portugal, Spain, Italy and Turkey !
11:7. The First Number of Volume IX. to be published on the
Ist November, win ecotain one third of the last Editions of Baur-
going's Travels in Spain.—October 25, 1808.

THE NAVY.

Tido day was published, in a closely printed Volume, embellished
with Views of great Victories, and a Chart, price 75. 6d. bound
• and lettered ; (a few copies taken on fine Paper, price ins. 6d.
elegantly bound);
SHE BRITISH NEPTUNE, or a History of the
-I- Rise, Progress; and Triumphs of the BRITISH NAVY,
from the time of ALFRED to the GLORIOUS VICTORY of
TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Anecdotes and Notices of the
successive Improvements in Navigation, Ship-Building, and Naval
Tactics.
By WILLIAM BURLEY,
L. L. D.
Master of the Naval Academy at Gosport, &c.
The National liwertance of such a conwlete and compendious
Work al the abovipmentiosed, wW, at the present moment, he
generally felt.
The -Editor hie hap' to observe, 4-110. has endeavoured
throughout to imitate "Irk of ensulatittoliatioans of *hick,.
each suceeeding race of Naval Harms nay is Whoa the
brightest example recorded in our Annals.* tad he his alon in
every patt studiously blended. instruction with eatcrodnlgle
Printed for RICKARD Pansies, No. 11::•=nt4=
Man ; mud sold by all the Boa:Mikes at
Chatham. Cork, Liverpool, Hut Greenock, - Illenhati; sad
other Sea Porta. Of whom may be had, by thalami Anthem,
The NAVAL HEROES of GREAT BRITAIN, or Woo Of
distinguished-Admire& and Commanders; fruit Sh-hancia Draltu•
to Lord Nelson;with 44 Portraiti sad 6Charte;'pette le. 6d:
bound and lettered, or les. itL on ins Paper, elegantly bound.