Star.
London, England, 1809-06-09 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JUNE; 9,180 g

This'slai'wa.s published,
THIF Fast Half yearly REPORT of the LON-
-a. DQN -SOCLE FY for Promoting CHRIS TIANITY arnousst
ihelEWB, with the List of Subscribers. To be had of Black,
PairrSaild Kingsbury, No. 7,.l.r.acieuhall:stree.

MhDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS.
This day was published in two. illustieled*With 10 Plates,
price 14s. boards, the First *Volume of
MEDICO - CHIRURGICAL TRANlAcmitis;
published by the Medical and Chlrurgical Sotiety of LoWm.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, paten:loser-yin/4.

This day. watpublished, in svo. price is. 6d. boards,.
AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON
-L CHE-
MISTRY, comprising the moit important facts of the
Science, with Tables of Decomposition, on a new plan ; to which
Is added, an Appendix, giving an account of the latest Discoveries.
13y CHARLES SYLVESTER.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row.

DE;

IT'S PEERAGE.

Early in June will be published, au enlarged Edition, whit a
New Set of .Engravings, two VoLewes
'THE COMPLETE PEERAGE of the UNITED
KINGDOM. Seventh Edition, improved;
By JOHN DEititErr.
London Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, Miller, Clarke,
Crosby, Cuthell :Yid Martin, Stockdale, J. Richardson, Lea,
Lloyd, Booker. and Harding.

This day were published, in crown deo. price los. 6d. b0a...,
QPECIMENS OF ENGLISH DRAMATIC
POETS, who lived about the time of Shake,,dear, with Notes.
Ry CHARL.ES LAMB.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Opine, Paternoster-row.
" We are very grateful to Mr. Lamb for bringing to lighttkile
long-neglected treasures of the English Drama, which are distin-
guished not only by the curiosity of them with reference is many
interesting points of literary history, out by their intrinsic value,
their general'fidelity to nature, and the uncommon beauty wlrch
ohm distinguishes their composition."--Mon. Rev. April 1809.

Just published, price 6e. hi bJaress
THE TRAVELS of HUMANIUS, in Search
of the TEMPLE of HAPPINESS; an Allegory.—To
which is subjoined, the Manuscript, an Interlude, dedicated to
the Readers of the above. •

By WILLIAM LUCAS.
" I see that an are wanderers gone astray,
'Each in his own delusion." cow PER.

Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ;
by J. Ridgway, 170, Piccadilly ; and to be had of all the Book*.

SALES BY AUCTION.

PORT OF PLlehltitiTH.
Brorder of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Cus' writ.
Ott Tuesday, the 19th of June, 1809, by Ten o'Clock in the Foe&
tioon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Custom-
House, in this Port,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz.
110 Gallons Rum, of sufficient Strength for Dealers,
11 Ditto Wine 1 Gallon Lime Juice
20 Pounds Salt 53 Pounds Sugar
60 Ditto Figs 2 Pieces Fir Timber
• 2 Sails 1 Machine fur Carding
1 Spinning Machine—lron Work for a complete Lathe

1060 Spindles 4 Haimners
4 Nippers 20 Tools for turning Brass or Iron
1 Set Stocks and Dies 1 Additional Daffer
2 Rollers 2 Hand Cards
Q flocking Brushes Samples of Carding on Leather
2 Emery Striekles
whole, with her Materials—Mary, Rover, three
• Boats, Broken ap Hulls, with their Materials. -
The Goods above mentioned will be set up in several Lots,
and sold to the highest Bidder.—.. Attendance will be given at the
Custom-House aforesaid~ far viewing and tasting the same, three
days before i 4 day of *di cady.

SHIPS FOR SALE.
At the London Inn, F•xhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the
13th of June, at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely,
rTHE French Schooner RENOMMEE coppered
and copper-fastened, captured on her voyage from Guade-
loupe to France, with a Cargo of Coffee, Bark, Sugar, &c. by his
Majesty's ship NAIAD, Captain Cocas, after a severe chase.
Dttacxaoxs :
Length on Deck

Breadth extrema

- 74 Ft. 6 In.
- - 79 9