Star.
London, England, 1812-08-19 00:00:00

MILITARY PANORAMA.

On the Ist of October will be published, No. I. of a New and
Elegant Military Periotlical Work, ent•tled,
" --nE MILITARY PANORAMA," price 3s.
-I- dedicated to the Officers of the British Arnay, contain-
ing Biographical Sketches of Officers, Reviews of Military
Works, E:says on the Art of ar, , Journals of the Campaigns,
Military Movements Details of Milltary Operations, Chrono-
logy, Topography, Movements,
Obituary,
‘Births and Marriages,
Promotions, Courts Martial, Dispatches, fcc: correct insertion'
of the Extraordinary Gazettes, General Orders, and Army Re-
gulations.—Each number will be illustrated with a Portrait and
Military Plan, engraved by the hest Artists.—Six Numbers and
a Supplement will constitute a Volume.—The latter will contain
a List of the Officers of the British Army, of those holding
Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Resig-
nations, Suspensions, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the
Volume's publication.
Published by P. Martin (late of toe Firm of Cuthell and Mar,
tin), corner of Orchard street, Oxford-street.—The Prospectus
may be had, either there, or of most B7okseliers in the United
Kingdom.

THE WORKS OF
THE LATE RIGHT HON. EDMUND BURKE.
In a few days will be published, handsoitely printed in Quarto,
.A FIFTH VOLUME OF MR. BUR KE'S
31- WORKS ; containing various MISCELLANEOUS PIECES, 1
Which have never been published. Among these are, a fourth
Letter on Regicide Peace • a Letter to the Empress of Runde;
several Letters on the Affairs of Ireland; a Letter to the Hon.
C. J. Fox, written in the Year 1777; several Papers relative to
the Antericao War; Letters and Thoughts on the Executions of
the Rioters in 1788; Letter to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas,
with a Ncgro Code. Tracts and Letters relative to the Laths
against Popery in Ireland; Letters and Speeches in Parliament
relative to the Test Laws, Parliamentary Reform, Libel, Mar:
rtage, and Hallam Tanpus Acts; Hints for an Essay on the
Drama; an Abridgment of English History, from the Roman
Invasion to the End of the Reign of King John.
Printed for F. C. and J. RlVington, No. 82, St. Pears Church-
yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, N0.,190, Piccadilly.
v.* An Octavo Edition is in the Press.
N. B. The Sixth and Seventh Volumes are printing, and will
appear in the course of the next Winter. These Volumes COD..
sist of Papers relating to the Affairs of the East India Company,
and contain the Ninth and Eleventh Reports of the Select Com-
mittee in 1789, exhibiting a fall and comprehensive View of the
Commerce, Revenues, Civil Establishment, and general Policy
of the Company; and• also various Paper* relative to the Im-
peachtoeut of Mr. Hastings. The Eighth sad Last Volume of
Mr. Burke's Works is preparing for the Press. It will contain a
Narrative of the Life of Mr. Burke, accompanied whh such
Parts of his familiar Correspondence, and other Productions, as
shall be thought fit for Publication.
Of the above mentioned Bohkseilers way be had, the first
Eight Vista Pith ,of the Octavo Edition of. Mr. Burke's Works,
price !a biern, rff. 41. vr On Royal Paper,. At' Le,. .

rEARSLEY's TAX TABLES will be published
To-morrow, comprising the New awl Additional Assessed
Taxes—Watch and Ward—Embezzlements by Attornies, Ban-
kers, and Brokers—Hawkers—Country Tokens Unlawful
Oaths, ke.—No. 46, Fleet-street, London.

AMERICAN REVIgiAr, No IV.
'Ms day was published, price 6s. the 4th Number of
THE AMERICAN REVIEW, of HISTORY
and POLITICS.
Co sir au? g.—An Inquiry into the State of our Relations wit
France—A Letter to Alexander flaeng, Esq. on the present St e
cf-the Currency of Great Britain—Memoirs and Letters of Ma.
reschal Prince de Ligne—Memoir on the Conduct of France and
England towards Neutrals—Report of the Institute on the Vol-
taic Battery—Commercial Code of the French Empire—With
Notes by the'Editor.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster row; and J. M. Richardson, Royal Exchange.
°.• No. V. will be published on the Ist of September.

A PORTRAITURE OF POPERY.
day'was published, in one large vol. goo. comprising up-
. wrciftkof 604 pages, price t es. in boards, or ea a fine.paper, 15s.
1111 E 'nISTORY QF THE WALDENSES,
1- connected with a Sit sof the Christian Church, from
the Birth of Christ to the 18th Century.
By WILLIAM JONES.
London : Printed fee the Author, and sold at No. 7, Lovell's-
court, Patemoster.row ; by Onttrie and Tait, Edinburgh; A.
Duncan, Glasgow ; and J. Cumming, Dublin.

MINERVA OFFICE, LEAI)ENHALL-S7REET.
In 4 vo!s. price 215.
SILVANELLA ; or, the GIPsEY. A Nova,
Prirred for A K. NSWWAN and Co.

The following have appeared title Summer:
Arrivals from India, by H. Rouviere Movie, 4 y 011.241.
Old Times and New, orSir Lionel and Me Protogeo, 4 Volt. lies,
Says She to her Neighbour, What ? 4 vole. VW.
I.aura Blundell and her Father, 3 vole. 15s.
The Borderers, an Historical Romance, 3 vol.. 154.
Vindictive Spirit, by Bridget Bluematule, 4 vols. 215.

THE SPIRIT OF IRISH WIT.
This day was published,
In one large volume duodecimo, price 6s. In boards,
r I 'HE SPIRIT of IRISH WIT; or, POST-
CHAISE COMPANION; being an Eccentric Miscellany
of Hibernian Wit, Fun, anti Humour, much the greater part
never before in print, with a Selection of such as may have ap-
peared ; also various other articles of Intellectual Confectionary,
adapted to the risible Muscles, and designed to dispel Care,
purge Melincholy, cure the Spleen, and raise the drooping
Spirits in these gloomy Times.
London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No.lll, Cheapside, and
may be procured of any Bookseller or Newsman in the Kingdom.
Where may be had, price 6s.
The Spirit of English Wtt for 1812-13, a

Ito the above

This dig were published,
In eto. with Eight tine Engravings and.a Map, price £2 2s.bds.
'-RAVELS
in the INTERIOR of BRAZIL,
particularly in the Gold and Diamond Districts of chat
Country. By Attbority of the Prince Regent alf Portugal ; in-
cluding a Voyage to the Rio de ti Plata, and an Historical Sketch
of the Revolution of Buenos Ayres.
By JOHN MAWE,
Author of " The Mineralogy of Derbyshire."
*a° The principal part of this work relates to the Interiort
Brazil, where no Englishman was ever before permitted it
and particularly to the Gold and Diamond Districts, setaistm!f
investigated by order of the Prince Regent of Portugal
the high sanction wider which he began the undertaking, and
the length of time he devoted to it, his narrative may be expected
to throw considerable light on a rich and extensive colony,
hi-
therto little explored, and at present highly interesting, as it is
likely through recent changes to become the seat of Empite of
our oldest and most faithful Ally.
Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees,Orme, and Brown, Paler-
nosteNrow ; and at the British Gallery, Se, New Bond-street.

On the first of September will be publhbed, Part IL'
An original and splendid Work, entitled, the
BORDER ANTIQUITIES of ENGLAND and
SCOTLAND delineated. Comprising specimens of the
Architecture, Sculpture, and other Vestiges of former Ages from
the earliest Times to the Union of the Two Crowns; accompa-
nied with descriptive Sketches, Biographical Remarks, and a
brief History of the prindipal Events that have occerred in this '
interesting part of Great Britain. The whole of the Engravings
will be executed by Mr. John Greig, from Paintings made ex-
pressly for this Work by Mr. George Arneld, A.K.A. Mr. A.
Nasmyth, and Mr. L. ClenneU.
Part 2 contains'Views of Lanereost Priory ;.Interior of Wark-
worth Hermitage; Warkworth Castle; Part of the Interior of '
the Castle at Newcastle; Carlisle Cathedral; and South East
View of letiburgh Abbey.
PubUshed by Messrs. Longman, Hurst Rees, Orme, and
Brown, Paternoster-row; Wm. Miller, Allrmarie-street ; Con-
stable and Co. Edinburgh; I. Greig, Chapel-street, Peutonville.
Of whom may he had,
Part 1, Price 10s. 6cL the Medium Quarto, or with Proof Im-
pressions of the Plates, in super-royal Quarto, Price 16s.

BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
OLD SWINFORD, WORCESTERSHIRE.
MO BE SOLD, a very desirable FREEHOLD
RESIDENCE, fit for a large Family, comprising a commo-
dious Dwelling-house. in perfect repair, fitted up with every re.
quisite Convenience ; containing, on the attic Beet; 8 Bed-rooms;
on the one-pair floor, IS Rooms ; on the ground-floor, a Drawing._
room, Dining-room, Breakfast room, and Library (of large di.
mensions), with several other convenient Rooms; numerous at-
tached Offices and extensive Cellaring ; four Coach-houses, Sta.
bling for 13 horses, with Hay-lofts and Granaries over; a large
Cow-hearse, Piggery, and Poultry-yard; and a large Garden, in
the highest state of cultivation, well stocked with tbg choicest
fruit-trees, a Hot Wall 200 feet in length, two large Green-
houses, Vinery, and Succession-houses, with a,Lawn and Shrub.
berg well laid out. The whole containing four acres, and bur-
raunded by a lofty wall.
For Particslsrs enquire of Wit. George nom 17, ihogge•
meet, Adelphi.

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SALES BY AUCTION.

MINIMS
To be SOLD PUBIJCLY, to the HIGHESTaIDDit*
At the Eing's Warehouse, Merger,. 'fo-moestow, the 110th
at Twelve &Clock at Noon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
About 727 Gaon Geneva
24 Gallons Runt For Private Use.
SI Ditto Brandy
426 Gallons Spirits of Brandy-. 2 Ditto Arrack
14 Gallons,ind 24 Bottles Wine
262 lbs. Green Tea-237 lbs. Black Tea
Broken up Hull, and sundry Boat's Materials.
For Exportation-87 Pieces East India Silk Handkerchlek.
A deposit of Twenty five per Cent. will be required.
FREEHOLD MANOR, MANSION, and ESTATE, WILT
In Lots, on Tuesday, the 25th day of August, 1812, at the King
Head bin, Cirencester, Gloucestershire,
THE MANOR. of OAKSEY, with a Mansion as
(ikes fit for the Residence of a person possessing fm
one to three thousacul pounds a year ; and several Farms of el
commonly rich Land, with Woods and thriving Plantations,'"
gether about 766 A. 2R. 24P. with suitable and substantial Fa*
houses and Buildings, in excellent repair, situate sax miles sou
of Cirencester, and 28 miles north-east from Bath.
Particulars may be had at the principal Inns in the adjoin%
Crtnfies ; at the Office of Messrs. Richardson and,. Co. Sc.
veyora. Lincoln's
-Inn-fields; of Mr. Stevens, -at Oaksey,
will spew the Lands; and of Messrs. Webb. Webb, and Ael
wood, at Salisbury.

GAME AND RESIDENCE.--WILTS.
TO BE LET, from the Ist of September, 18111, till tbs Htis
March, let
A COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDEN
three miles tan of Salisbury, with the Furniture tist
belonging, and the exclusive privileges of Free Warns and 0
over the well-wooded Manor of Clarendon Park, containi
about 4400 Acrek, abounding vittb Pheasants, Hares, and
Game, with or wiiltoirt the Deer Park of HO Acres, and
Farm of iO5 Acres.

For a view of the premises, and to treat for the same, apply t
Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwold, natisbury. Printed part
culars may be had oP Messrs. Richardson and Co. 7, Lincoln's
inn Fehis, London ; at the White Hart Inn, Bath; and at th
principal lane on the Western Road.

FREEHOLD ES FATES, IN GLAMORGANSHIRE
MONMOUTHsHIRE.
_

By horn PE I'ER I.nUDhR,
At the Angel Inn, in Cardiff, on Tuesday, August as, 151
and following Day, in case the same is not completed on t
25th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, In Forty-one Lots,
qUNDRY Desirable FARMS and Detaclie
6..0 LANDS, situated in the (Parishes of St. Andrew's, Wen.
voe, Roach, Lianedern and Romney, in the County of Ola
morgan; and in the Parishes of St. Mellons, Rumney, Michael?
stony, Vedw, and Marshfield, and in the Town of Newport, isit
the Cowry Of Monmouth ; containing about b9u Acres in a fer
tile Country, and let to respectable Tenants, at low Rents,
whole being capable of great improvement, and so situated u t
afford good situations for Building on • commanding fine V
of :be Bristol Channel and the surrounding country; being within,
six miles of the Sea-port Towns of Cordial and Newport, and la'
the direct Road from Bristol to Swansea, and Milford-Haven.
The Lots.may be viewed by leave of the Tenants.
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may bad on pay.
ment of ls. each, (which will be returned to purchasers) at the
above Inn ; also of Mr. Wes of Aberthin, near Cowbridge ;
with whom there is a Map of the Estate; 'Mr. David Davies of
Crickhowel, in Brecknockshire, Land Surveyor; Messrs. Cs:
gpd Kends, Solicitors. of John-scree:, Bethord-row, London • or,
Mesas. Wood, Solicitors; and of die Methane, is Carat,

GLAMORGANSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ESTATES.
By Mr. PHILLPOTTS,
At the Cardiff Arms, in Cardiff, on Thursday, the lath day of
September, 1812, at Ten in the Forenoun, and following day, ,
In case the Sale Is not completed on the 10th, lc 49 Lots,
CONTAINING in the whole 2047 A. IR. 15P.
of Arable, Meadow, Pasture,. and Wood Land, (be the
same more or less)4 the greater part of 'which is let to respecta-
ble tenants, at low rack rents, and the remainder 'ratted on leases
determinable with one or two lives, mostly very old, In the
rishes of Ewenny, ColivinstonerLlanpn, Lastwitt Major, Pen-
null', Cogan, Landsugh, Latidaff, Mirescr_Dovan, Lavernock,
St. Andrews, Llantrivsent, Weaver, and Egiwysilan
Together with the Manors or reputed Manors of Coratowa
and West Lantwitt, and the Tythe-hay of the perish of Lantwitt
Major. Also the Manor of Pennarth, with several Farms and
lands, containing 702 A. SR. iiP. of Arable, Meadow, Pasture,.
and Wood Land, (be the same more or less) held of the Dna '
and Chapter of Bristol, for three fives; and the presentatloa ;
and right of patronage to the parish church of Pennartb, with
Lavernock annexed, during two lives.
Nearly the whole of the Estates are situate oa the south of the
turnpike road leading from the Passage to Swansea, on a very
fine limestone, and possess many remarkably good situations foe
adjoiaing tb:: Bristol Channel
The renants will shew the lots. A Sketch Map. referring to,
the Particular of the Corntown Estate, Lots I and 2, is left with
Mr. Edward Bowen, of Ceentowe ; and of Peanut!' Estate,
Lot 20, with Mr. Jcnkin Waters, of Pennarth.
Print d particulars may be had at the King's Head, Glouces.
ter; Beaufort Arms, Chepstow ; the Bush, Bristol ; at the New
Passage Houses; Westgate fun, Newport; C.ardiff-Anns, Cardiff
the Bear, Covibridge ; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea; of
Messrs. Oddly, Oddie, and Forster, Carey-street, London; of
Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff; and of Mews. Webb, Webb, and
Attwood, Setae-v.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF THE AMERICAN SOO TH.
IMO SYRUP.
12414TL1M114,
HAVING experienced both in myself, family, ands
friends, the wonderful effect of the Amiga:cuss Soo nano 1
Svaer, I take the I,berty of sending you a few Cases :
The Child of Mr. !Quipsterl No. IS, Carlisle-street, Soho, was
dreadfully deleted wkh conVelsions with the teeth shooing in
the gums. The infant had five fits in one day, expecting every ,
moment to be its last : when Mrs. K. rubbed the child's gums,
it immediately got better.—Also, the child of Mr. Neale, No. 7,
Orchard-street, Windmill-street, Soho : the child was so bad that
die doctor told the mother it had the water on the brain, and
wield not recover ; she, in a distracted state, went to Mrs. John.
eno, who told her not to be uneasy—it was only its teeth, an&
sire her a bottle of Syrup, which brought them through, and is
sow a fine chikl.—Mrs. Debach, I It, Newcastie•vtrer, Bethnal.
green, had so bad a nipple that she was obliged to shin the child& ,
by only rubbing her breast a few times, was quite weil.—Mrs.
Shutt, No. 41, Vine-street, Westmineter, had a very had nipple
for five months ; was healed in three days by using the Syrup
bin B—, Westminster Arms, TR:hIll-street, Westminster, hail
a eankered rhouth it"was so bad, thit for one fortnight she cols.&
not take any nourishment but with a tea-spoon; in less than a
week her mouth was healed.
As for myself, I must say, that if ever there was a Medisdne
sent from Heaven, it is the American Soothing Syrup. I bad a
dreadful mouth ; It was so bed that I could oot Ipeak for woos.
time; it was all in blisters, when I was rocceoftwobsd to try dor
Syrup. I seat fur a bottle, and before it war all used sairinnuth
was quite well. '1 ara,Gentlemsn, pan swiwortdly,
Boa' ..resi,
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No. 67, sg street, oernsbury, May. 2, 1 8
'To be had orthe.Propeletors, Johnsen waelVOlLlow.l44.o4,
Newmals-street, Oxford-street; and by their
Golding, 42, Cornhill; Shaw and Edwards, So.arlirCromoshas
yard ;-Berkley, 95, Fleet-market; Nesebu . St. Pees.
yard, and Dame-street. Dublin ; Butler, 4, sag
Sutton, Bow Churcleyard; and by
Venders in Town and CounDisclitialruifilin aims/
C&7IIQN.-.4/0 sure to ask tor I
saes Soothing Sin*, diair self. verisis eyeraa.
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