Star.
London, England, 1808-03-22 00:00:00

INTENDED' NATIONAL LIGHT and, HEAT COMPANY.
FROM One to Five Shares to be disposed of in
that promising concern, the Intended National Light and
Heat Company, at a moderate premium, and whereau the first
instalment of only 11. per Share has been paid.
Letters (post paid) directed to J. F. No. 21, Marl:et-street,
St. James's, still be duly answered.

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OAK TREES WANTED.
WANTED. immediately, for the use of Dcwzr
Harbour, about THREE HUNDRED FULL-POPPED
OAK-TREES, straight, and running from thirty to thirty-five
feet in length, and measuring from st.venty to ninety cubic feet.
Prorosals to be made to Mr. James Moon, Harbour-master,
Dover, of whom further porticatrs may be known.

VALUABLE BOOKS.—This day was t
ACATALOGUE of a CHOICE COLLEC-
TION of BOOKS, consisting of Topography, History, An-
tiquities, Vor:,es, Travels, Arts, and Sciences, Natural History,
Botany, Medicine, Surgery, Law, &c. &c.
Beoks are now on Sale (for Ready Money) at. Knott and
Lloyd's, Printers and Proprietors of Aris's Gazette, Birming-
ham ; and Catalogues may be had (price oae Shilling) of Messrs.
Cadell and Davie:, Strand ; Mr. Steley, Ave Mari.: L ne ; and
Messrs. Arch, Cornhill, London.

'i'nis day was published, in One large Volume Bvo.
With a Portrait of General Washington, engraved by Heath,
from an Original Picture, price 9s. in boards, -
THE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States in
the War which established their Independence, and First Presi-
dent of the Unita.' States.
By .DAVID RAMSAY, M.D.
Of Charleston, South Carolina; Memb.m of Congress in 1782,
1783, 1784, and 1785—and Author of " The History of the
American Revolution."
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and Longman,
Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row.

This thy were published,
In Two Volumes Octavo, pric.: 1 it. in boards,
LECTURES on die Four last Books of the 'PEN-
TATEUCH, designed to shtw the Divine Origin of the
Jewish Religion, chiefly from internal evidence. In Three Parts:
1. The authenticity and truth of the History. V.. The Theolo.;i-
cal, Moral, and Political Principles of the Jewish Law. S. A
Review of Objeciions, delivered in the Chapel of Trinity College,
Dublin, at the Lecture established by the Prevost and Fellow.:,
under the will of Mrs. Anna Donnellan.
ty the Rev. RICHARD GRAVES, D. D. M. R. I. A.
Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin; and Char lain to his
Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord-Lieutenaat of Ireland.
Primed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

THE TRIAL AT LARGE 011 LIEUTENAaNT GENERAL
WHITELOCKE.

On Thursday eve;il;gwas Yttiiiishcd, price only se.
THE TRIAL. of Lieutenant-General Wiiurr.Locaa
taken verbatim in Short Hand, by a Student of the Middle
Temple, with Official Papers, a Plan of the Line of March from
Encinada to the attack cf Buituos Ayres, and a True Copy of the
D. fence as read in Court.
Mr. MOTT LET, presumine. on hisprivate connexions with General
Whitelocke, has unwarrantably ass.nied that his competitors muic
patiently wait till his expensive and ponderous work appears, be-
fore they can publish a taithful Copy of tl'c General's Defence;
bur the Proprietors of this Edition have the satistactinn to assure
the Public, that they has, : also obtained, by a private channel, a
true Copy of the Defence, as read in Court, and that theirs will be
found, perhaps, the most faithful and impartial Account of this
interesting Trial.
Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadathall-strect ; B. Crosby and
Cu Stationer's-court ; J. M. Richardson, opposite the Royal Ex-
change; John Hatc:fard, Piccadilly; and Joan Booth, Duke-
stire.-, Portland-Place.

THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM.
TO BE LET; and may be entered upon immedi-
ately for the Summer Season, or for a longer ptrild, that
very extens:ve and truly elegant Building recently decorated at a
very considerable expense, add capable of holding a Receipt of
upwards of £.2.60.
Applications to be made to Mears. Wilkinson, Startin, and
Smith, the Treasurers ; or to Mr. John Gimblet, Secretary, of
whom further particulars may be known.

THEATRICAL PROPERTY.
To be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE fallowing very valuable THEATRES, the
property of the late Mr. COI.LINS :•
An elegant new built FREEHOLD THEATRE at Sonth-
ampton, with the whole of the Scenery and Decorations.
Also, a very Commodious new built DWELLING HOUSE
adjoining, held by Lease under filo Corporation of Southampton,
and lets tor 261. per annum. •
The THEATRE at Winchester, with the Scenery ani Decora-
tions. This is held for a term of ?.00 years, at a rent of*sl. per ann.
Together with other consider THEATRICAL PRO-
PERTY at Portsmouth and Chichilkter.
For particulars apply (by letters, past paid), to Mrs. Collins, at
the Theatre, Winchester; or Mr. Ilichols, Solicitor ; or Mr. Sla-
ter, Architect, Southampton.
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STRADIVIORE HOUSE, CARDIGANSHIRE,
SOUTH WALES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
'THE above Capital, Modern-built MANSION,
with suitable attached and detached offices, walled garden,
well stocked with choice fruit trees;. the whole lately fitted up
and finished at a very considerable expence, and forming an *-
rant residence, calculated far the reception of a large and gentett
establishment, immediately surrounded by about 119 acres.
the same more sir less), of rich meadow, arable, and pasture lard,
including plantations, pleasure Erounds, tkc. The property is
Freehold, and one of the most eligible and beautiful situations la
South Wales, bounded by the much admired river Tivy, famei.
for its excellent Salmon, and ornamented with extensive Woods."
The neighbourhood is genteel, the roads good, the distance from
the County and Sea-port town of Cardigan six miles, and from
the market town of Now Castle Emlyn four miles, from each of
which there are weekly carriers to Carmarthen, and a daily Lon-
don Post passes the extremity of the Lawn.
The elegant and modern HOUiEHOLD FURNITURE may
be also had at a valuation ; possession immediately given ; and the
purchaser accommodated by having one half, or a larger propor-
tion of the purchase money secured on the Estate.
For further particulars apply (if by letter, post paid), to R. W.
Leslie, Esq. Stradtnore House, near New Castle Emlyn, Catrad
thensidre ; to Essex Bowen, Esq. No. 8, R obert- street, Bedford-row,
London ; to Messrs. Phillips and Ward, Howard-street, Strand,
London, with whom a Map and Plan of the Promises may be
seen • or to Mr. J. Ileynon, Solicitor, at New Castle Endyn
aforele.