Star.
London, England, 1805-06-08 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

BURGESS A Nll SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
pinta by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, for Aft Saws. Stewed Ileye, Hafted Calves Routh
Beef Steals. Male DiAes , Brill Fatal, ad Goalie ; many Deli
:east for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more
fully expreffed.in his Catalogue, (He be-11116e 'avows, if thaw.) has
induced many perfons to give the fame name to Ankles entirely
different, which aro vended at wiser Shops in London, by perfons
who go to the pri...ipal Towns in England, Ireland, ai.d Scotland,
to folleit Orders of Trait:two and inn-keepers, who in confe-
'pence are often reeved with Spriou Sorg, of very inferior quali-
ties, which is not only an Impofirion,but a great difappoirtment
to Families who purebaft them with a view of having good Saucy
to their Pith, Ste.
N. B. None are His ,Oenirine, but what have there words on
the Labels'. BilkoEsi and SON'S, Original and Superior ES-
SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. tc7, Strand, Corner ut Savoy
Steps, London."

ARTIFICIAL. CLIMATE, FRUCTIFYING SOIL, and
BACCHANALIAN COVERS.
winclettni Effeets which attend the above
!kind... of anting the Growth. accekrating the Blowing, and
maturing the Pro,luiltions of tome of the fin& and molt doicate
Tiopital Fruits, lose heen funiciently evinced in the Garden of
WiLLIAM M.PIIERSON, Bath, (the original inventor of thefe
curious ProreiTes) where, for fcveral fuectlSee (carom. the Nubi-
lity and Gentry have had an opportunity of infpeeting fuck extra•
ordinary saamplts of quickened and luxuriant vegetation, as have
been hitherto unequalled in any kingdom of the Northern latitudes.
A full, clear, and cliltinet detail of the methods purfultd in this
novel plat tor bribging delicious Fruits to perfection. under the
variable climate of this Country ; as well as an highly-rmproved
Syitem of Horticulture; of ravelling and opening PINES ; manage
ine and preferving MUSHROOMS; planting and perfecting SEA
CALF., Sec Sec has been for fume Months prepared for the pints
by W. M-Pherfon ; who only delays its publication till he has
tomplated a LiR or hugeribers that will indemnify him for the
heavy expellees which the bringing out of fuels a cuftly Volume
(accompanied by numerous Engravings, Plans, Ste.) mull near-
farily induce. Hf takes this method therefore, of fuhmitting this
General View of his Inventions to the Nobility and Gptry; and
of foliating their encouragement, to enable him to give them in
detail to the public...and begs at the fame tune to moot y that Sub-
feriptiorts for his Treatife are received either In perfon, or letter,
(pat paid) by W. M`Pherfon, Gardener, &oh. -
N. B. The Subleription for the Work is One Guinea per copy ;
and the number of Subfcribas required is 1000—more than hair
of which have already honoured M`Pherfun with their names.—
The price of the Volume in Non-ruhfcribers will be 'Two Moines&
As the procelles have Arcady keen adopted, under his dincelion,in
various pans of Fatgland, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; he can
boldly lifer his plan to the public, not as an ingenious theory, but
ash praatad TyTteni, fandloned and costumed by thkincentro,
tremble aught:trier of aperient. •

This day was publllhed In Three Vols ()claim. pries 275.
TNATIONti IMPROVEMENTS of the
1.• BRITISH EMPII.II.; or. An Attempt to rettlfy Public
Affairs r—F.thibiting the Pr, NA state of the Briti/h Ffheries, the
Highlands of Scotland, Irdand, the Emit and Welt Indi• s, and
Great Britain, including its Police, Vinancel, Polities, Agri* ukure,
Indultry and (nicerlts in general WITH Till aiv;SITS eLANs
fur the advancement of thee f..wral important tattled', and for
eftahlialing permanent Pra.'e.
By the All IHOR ~f the INCOME or PROPPR: rY TAX.
Printed far J. Jnhnfon, No. 72, St. Paul'. Church-yard.

. _
This day we!' publifhed, in One Vol. Alto. 1-rice 9s.
ON EARTH PEACE, Goad Will toward% Men:
or the Civil, R.litical, and Religious Means of Elliblifhing
the Kingdom of Gon un Earth, as fully contlinsil and mistimed
in the Scripture Prophecies in which will Ix etimprifed the pmper
practical nit:alum of redrefing Public Altars, wilting all Panics,
and bellowing permanent Peace, Prufperity, and Happinefs, on
Great Britain, and all Nations.

By the AUTHOR of INCOME or I'EOPERI 31 TAX.
It has been the opinion of many perluns eminent for their learn-
ing and talents, that at fume p,rical the means wou:dbc W.:overeat
of rendering man infihitely more profperoua and happy in 'ociety
than hi.r has hitherto been, and nations no longer the vi Rims of uru-
tal war, but :he real frir nti, and benefadors of one another. The
above Work, it is prefumed. exhibits theta means in ditcunt prac-
tical nicaftires; and applies them to the pr.frait time, and to the
prefent war. It A. however, a fingular and certain fad, and
as furprifing to the author as to any perfou ; that they are all
pointed out and commanded to he carried into effect. in the famed
prophedeq. and mural fyilem of our revcaled religion; both of
which, with the proper modes of executiog itiffertnt views
and purpotes, bare been very imperfectly undorftpod. Mood,
therenwe. he taken into immediate conbderation hv the Legiflature,
or the Nation at large ought to make them the Belt obj.Ets of
moil ferrous inquiry. The Legitlature will then be able in the molt
expeditious and defirable manner to extricate Great Britain from
tier prefent burdens and calamities, and to erbium her the high
glory and welt advantages intended for her by the Ar allonT•, of
confurnmating the, icittreits of humanity, both ter bra own good,
and dim of the whole world. _ _ .

'bated for J. Jultolon, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-ma.

five guineas in boards,
`HE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from
1 the Revolution of 562?. to the peaty of Amiens in Cloa.

By WU.l.lahf B:il.SH.111:1, Erq.
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friar's, and to be had of all Book.eliers.
N. B. Several of the volumes of Mr. 11.-101am's HiltorT, whir't
have heen long out of prii it, ha vi rig been u rker o t with khe addi.
nuns' Corrections of the Author, this voidable Work, tii,
only Hiltorynf Great Britian doting the .Onie important period by
a Bugle Writer, may now for the first time, be had complete. In
coon• etion with •t'e. Hillary of Mr. Hume, this Work forms an
uninterrupted a d iuthentic Series of Etiglifh Hillory, from the
=rhea INCOrth ue prefenc time ; and for the cons• hie:we of
thole perfons who are putrefied of both Flume ami Smollet, the
Hillary of the Reign of George the Third is fold fepanitely In
eight volumes, price 31. I as. in boards.

Thi, day was publithed, in we large v.d. Bvo. being tla• Stith Fell-
. tivn.corrected confiderably enlarged, price toe. 6d. boaros,
1' A CR E iTt iE on the PO LICE of the Metrowilis,
containing a detail of the various Crimes and Mildemeanin
by which Public and Private Property and Security are at pre
injured =al endangered ; and fuggetting Remedies for tbi.ir Pre-
venting.

By P. coLgyHouN, f.L. D.
Printed for J. Mawinata, No. 21, Poultry., London.
Of whom may he tz,e fem. Author,
A Treatife on the Commerce and Police of the River Thum'.;
rmtaining an Hidorirai View of the Frady «f the Port of Loodun,
and fuegelling Means for preventi g the Depredations thereon by
a Let:native Syllem River Police, St: dea illußrateki by an
accurate Map of the River from London-bridge to Sherri:els. to
one large voiume *v,. jolt poblillted, price sta. 61 bosni•.
u We think it will he of effsntial &mice to all perfmts poffsfred of
prJperty,either in their habitations or on the river, tv in ep
[.Luce t •tute duinrltic guards, Mr. Colgtshoun's two rsatifcs oil
the Police of the Metropolis and of the River llama &c."

This day was publifbed (dedicated to Lord. Lauderdale), bind-
fomely printed in one volume SY.% elucidated by t t Aftrunumi
cal Platea,by Lowry. price ls. &ti. boards,
N ACCOUNC of the ASTRONOMICAL
DISCOVERIES of KEPLER, including an (Idiot, Re-
vltsv of the Syllems which had ruccefliteely pervaq. tl before
Time By RORER I' SMALL, D. D. and F R. s F
Printed for J. Mawman, as, Poultry, lAindon.
" That we think higi ly of th's Volum., may in tome degree
be inferred from the It ng- h of the article ; in plain terms, we art
o: opinion that Dr. Sin ill has laid the public under much nbli,;:s •
tine, and has added to his own fame, by the preterit performance.
He teems to hare itt.d,ol the fulieel with great attention—to have
Bum(' nothing over—and be is .ccorate both in principle and in
detail. The reader is made an of .elate of Kspler's lal.otirs, anti 4
pirtieipator of his triumphs and difappointm nts. He views .11r
odliculties with which that philofupher was 1:4,d to contend.
low ttste of feiencelbc prejudices of the times, anal ant era 1)11 Ni.,•
which, if lane, were yet tae fruit of time, of labour, of ingenu.ty
and were fanedioned h.; authority. !laced ni..r the German rd..
lotophcr, thufe who contemplate this hilory view the eao.e
the neceffity of his immenfe labours ; they mutt fyinpatliere sytr-t
him in his dubious wauderings. in his mental perturbations. in he
wreck of fume of the s c..:edt of his hopes, and in the c:.durati,:e ni
that fatigie which it W.i4 neceffary to fidiain heroic the true fyf-
tem could be founded.—*l'antx mobs ...ra'!"
Mont'l, %train. for S. pt. Re t.

tt It is therefore with pleafure that se aunnui.ce tau p., er t
performance to the MOIL:. In a book of MIAS ue i; u•.l . tv; t•• •
ten with precifion, and iii a Rile fi;•tule and perlcartiou, the
thur hat; commtatteated much va!ua!•le informatieq whirl& :an
only he (applied by tn..- o.gitlZl Writ ong4, trout winch it
er•n-
pilcd. Dr. Small hi., we think., with c. ap (414
chaftn between the ancient :Ind the modem altr,itioehy t it, (WW.
that period of the Iciviiac in which hypoth• tie prrdominated„ .E.. 1
the prrfcnt period, in which h fpothcli. Ars; rigidly 111140,LA to
the telt of experiment, ani arc received into the clefs .4 1 Jen intact
truths, or rejeautl at !purloin., ACCO(tilllg as Lacy arc f0..0.l
with obfervation or not. 't•he ability and diligence with WW 1%
Dr Small has trt‘'ecl the pith of Kepler. an,. u its dth woe ►
guided hint through a I:inyi loth fo horieote and vaft, cuticle hint
cottfeliinittly to the thAok • not on vof tl,. itfgolmstaer. not of .11
Iwho arc rtitievervel with the more t'itSeuh mudee of indective eta..
foning."..—Edinturgli Review, No. X.