Star.
London, England, 1815-05-05 00:00:00

ORANGE ANO LEMON TABU!!!

THE Nobility and Gentry are most respectfdlly
informed, a choice Parcel of ORANGE and LEMUR
FREE•I have this day arrived are N Lt.; RaIESS and Son's fa.
loan Warehouse, 107, Strand, Loneon ; also, a lltipply of PAR.
MESAN CHEESE. of the lien quality.
107. Strand, corner of the. Savoy Step I.—Mav 4. 1,415.

ELECAN r iiOUSENDLD Hilt U:tl,
Large GLASiES, and MEC I'S, FIN 11UR Y-SC,2C APE.
TO BB SOLD BY AUC
fly BUit'l O? and I:Ail%
On the Prelnlies, No. 25, Finsbury-square, on Ter:soar next,
the 9th of May, and Two foll..wing Dlys, at T.velve
ALL the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, an Horizontal Gran.: P.ano forte, Cut-Olass
Chandelier, Grecian Lamp, an Eight-day French Tome Piece,
Vases, a‘heautiful China 'Fable, and De s rt Service, a Pair of
splendid Candelabras, in Or-Molt', for six lights each ; Ettot-day
Clock, Patent Mangle, China. Glass, Cellar of choke Wines,
consisting of West India at:d Malmsey Msdcira, Sherry, Vidonia,
Calcayella, Lif.bun, and Port, and valuable ; the Furni-
ture comprises a State ilictlresd and Hanciors, h;al.l, tome M•tho;
gany Four-p.m and 'lent ditto, with file C Colon, and
white Dimity Furnitures, prime sear:mod Gu,se Feather Beds
and Bedding, Mahogany Cabinet An,ch s Wari!robes, Com-
mode double and single Chests of Div•vers, Dressing Stands, ca-
pital Set of lelabegat y Dinieg Tables Lti feet long, Patent an-1
Lou ditto, excellent Malsogatey wingel Library ts.ook
lour Chairs, covered in Morocco an I Satin !Lir C.otio, So!:, .s,

Urawing•ruonl snite, in elegant Chintz Cot. on Window C.:r-
tains, Chairs and Grccial Couches, en twits., Rosewood, Card,
infa, and Pembroke Tables, large Pier and Chimney Glasses,
IS inch Comes Mirror, Crimson Morin,: Window CurtaiiN
Brussels and Kiilderin-witer Careets, Kitchen Requisites, &c fitc.
May be unused un Saturday and Monday preceding, and
Mornings of Fide, and Catalogues had a: Is. each, (tu be rel urind
to Purchasers,) uu the PfellliieS, and of Burton and Riat, 62,

immr....•••,---- .
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of
the AFRICAN and ASIATIC SOCIETY will be held at
FREE MASONS. TAVLIN on TUESDAY' evening next, the 9th
Instant, at Seven o'Cloekiprecisely, when a Report of the Pro-
ceedinp of the Committee for the paw Year will be rind'Ocs
elected for the Year ensuing, and the gentral Ila of the

Society transacted.
N.B. 'The attendance of the Subscriber% is particularly re-
quested, as Business orimportance voll come before them.
GEORGE GREIG, Secretsry.

This day was published, la Ito. price 14s. in boards,
AVISIT to PARIS in 1814. Bring a Revienrof
the Moral, Political, Intellectual, and Social (7ondition of
the French Capital : Including Observations on the Public BuilJ-
inp, and the Monuments of Art which it contains; and Remarks
an the Effects of these great Works and the Institutions of Paris
oa the national Taste and Thinking ; Observations un the Man-
Mrs of the various Classes of its Society ;on its Pnlitlcal Conduct
and Opinions ; and on the general State of its Information and
Attainments in Literature and Art!t.
Ry JOAN Soorr, Editor of the " Champion."
PrinteJ f.,r Lorig,nan, Hurst, Rees, Oriue, and Brown,Pater-
:mate r- c.v.

A KEY TO THE CAMEL' OF 13LIONAPAR l'E.
This day was; pub:isSed, in one Volume Octavo, price 94. boards,
the stcon.l Fdition of • •
rrH E PR I NC F.. ni MACH' AV E Lt.! ; with a P.t.
rants) between his Principles and the Conduct of fitiona
parte.—Tile first edit ton of this. Work w.ts publi,hed in and
many at Ps positions relative to Blloll3raree were considered in-
e:t ; but time has confirmed them all. The present crisis
ska, l men, and its result foretold ; and we may now venture
to :Arm with etsnfidence that whoever similes " The Pat xce"
of Machiavelli, and the Parallel drawn by the Translator may
alw.). anticipate the polity of Buanaparte on every point of
importance.
Pro.. d for Sherwood. Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row.

This day was published,
In Three Vols. Svo. price XL I Os. in boards,
IrrHE HISTORY of the CHURCH of SCOT-
LAND, from the Establishment of the Reformation to the-
itevoltition ; illustrating a most interesting Period of the Politi
cal History of Britain.
By GEORGE COOK, D.D. Minister of Laureneekirk.
Printed tor Longman, Hum, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
don ; PertOf
whom may be had, by the same Author,
The History nt the Reformation in Scotland, is Unusual&
Svo. peer is. (td Boards.

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