Star.
London, England, 1806-05-16 00:00:00

MRS. ROBINSON.

In the profs, and on the King's Birth-day will be published, in
three elegantly ',Hived volumes, on fuperfine yellow wove port
paper, and botprelTed, embeilHhed with Srft impreffions of
Burke 's engraving, from the Portrait of Sir Joshua Reynolds,
prievOne Gaines and a Half in boards,
—I 'HE POETICAL WORKS' of the late Mrs.
1- MARY ROBINSON; now Bra called:led by her Daughter,
Mifs ROBINSON, and including many Pieces never before pub-
tithed.

Printed for RICHARD Pitmans, No. 6,.Bridge-ftreet, Black•
Irian; and to be had of all Bookfellers.

On Monday next, the 19th May, will be publifbed in one thick
Volume Odtavo, price tat in boards, whim Frontirpicce

biting a Specimen of printing from. a Pane of Clot; etched by
Muerte Add,
AHEMICAL CATECHISM for the Ufe of
oung People, with Copious Notes for the Affillant e of the
Teacher: to which are added a Vocabulary of Chemical Terms,
Ufdul Tables, and a Chapter of Amullng Experiments.
By S. PARKAS, Manufacturing Chendit
Printed for the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds. Pater-
nnßer•row: J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and W J and J. Richard-
fon, CornbilL

• This Book will he found particularly ufdul to thofe Young
People who are defigned for ManufaCturlng Teadeo.

BONAPARTE'S BROTHERS.—FOURTH EDITION.
This day was publiOsed, in Three Volumes, with Portraits, price
as. in boards.

' 'THE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH
containing, atnongft a variety of Dittingulated Charaeten,
Biographical Monoin of the Whole or the Bonaparte Funny, via.
Taut /mimeo.;
The Emperor's Either and MCPART-•CARLO BONAPARTE, and
LLTITIA RA NIOLINI.
_ _ _

His Brothers—Jos tell Luc' N,LOUIS. 311dit ROM t Bo ti
His Sifters—Madame BA CCNIOCIII, Printers SANTA Ca int, Ma-
dame MIIIILAT. il.ll Printers 801014 IS c, ci-dcvaot Midi= La
CLIIRC. THE EMPRESS.
Her Son...Euoctiros Da BEAt'11•ItN011.

Her Daughter..FAN NY na BRA-LIMA/1 t4Oll, now Prineds Lova
Bo AAAAA Ts.
The grcatcr paw from the original I. formation of a GENTLE.
MAN -R.Wan at PARIS.
Publlfbed by J. Murry, Fleet Rrret, J. Harding. No 36, St.
James'a.ftreet, London, and fold likomfe by all Bookfellers.

This day was publidied, a New Edition.
Carefully revifed and corrected throughout. In four Vols. 120 W.
Price One Guinea in boards,
EMOI RS of MA RMON'l'EL.—Written by
Hlmfclf--Containhq Ids literary and Political Life, and
Anecdotes of the principal charafters of the XVlllth century.
Printed for Longman, Hurd, RAXS,and Orme, Paternuiter-row ;
and J. Murray, Fleet- fired.
This is one of the mod intereding produdions which has !trued
from the French pref. finer the revolution. The flyle of the work
is alto not Ida attractive than its matter; it is eloquent, Mowing,
and early inclines, Its purfulng the courfe of events, either to the
ludicrous or the pathetic. To the merit of truth, it adds all the
graces and attractions of a work of fancy.
Monthly Review, Nov. and Dec. :Boy.
We are not Pure that we have perufed any book, lance the com-
mencement of on- critical career, that has afforded us more enter-
tainment than thefe little volumes. The narrative is fo gay mid airy,
the tone of fentiment fo mild and mull-tinting, and the living pic-
tures with which the hutted pate of the feene is crowded, fo full of
delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it is imponibie not to be charmed
with the greater part of the performance. Edin. Rev. Jan. IEOS.

A LIBRARY OF ENGLISH POETRY.
In the pref. and fpeedlly will be pubUibeel,

In Ex elegant volumes, embelEfhed with highly SoLChed Portraits
of the principal Poets,
'THE CABINET OF ENGLISH POETRY; or
SELECT SPECIMENS of the WOAKS of every ENG-
LISH POET, front Chatiets to Cowper ; the whole prefaced by
a HISTORY of the Rift and Prnarch of Englilh Poetry, from the
earlieft Alter to the prercet Time; and the lure:Rive Sped-
roma, lotrablerd by 1, BIOGRAPHICAL .KETCH of each
POET. By S. J. PRATT,

The voluminous extent o: the moire Works of rile Bririns
Poets, and the tax which they impofe on the time and the pa, le of
theft perfons who wilt to acquire corridt ideas of our Nations!
Poetry, have fuggetted the propriety of an elegant feleßion which,
wkila it prefervcs every real beauty, Mould, by its !salaries! and
clirotinhOcal arroicenscrit, erhihit a &amide view of the art,
and of ihnfe who have pradlifed it. Such a work has long been a
defideratum ; and much care having been bellowed on the execu-
tion of the plan now fubraltted to the public. It may be prcrum‘d
that the lovers of poetry of every ace and rank will be gratified by
its al.paarukre.

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iniong the pnrtraltv will be given el,f • of Chaucer. Spencer,
Shaldpeare. Milton, Butler, D. ),101. 13.....cr), Prior, Oaf, Pope,
Churchill, Shcollooe. CoUta., ••ray, 'Aaron. Buret. C,iwpct,
chiefly from Ofirhaal pletureg. the property of the publia:r.
Printed for RICHAIIII PIIILLIPN No. 6, Arm. sack.
friars: and I. be had of all Dueltfillas.