Star.
London, England, 1815-02-21 00:00:00

PRIVATE TUITION.

/t GRADUATE of the UNIVERSITY of CAM.
BItiDGE is desirous of obtaining the Situadon of Pitl-
•;xn:. 11l roa m a Nobleman's or Clentlensaa's Family. No
.hfertiqii to travel with a pupil or pupils on the Coating:Sit.
feriinutra'a as to character and acquirements, will be given
y the College to whitish, belonp.--Apply by letter, post
o L. G. to be left till called for, setts, Post Office,

OIibIGIVS WANTED FOR BURNS'S MAUSOLEUM.
Dummies. IFSDRUART 0, Ills
.AT a MEETING of the SPECIAL COMMIT.
. TEE for erecting a MAUSOLEUM over the remains of
ROBERT BURNS, held this day, it was resolved to pronged
with the work so soon as the season shall penult, and the ones.
soy arrangements can be made : and for dais purpose, Artists
are requesteg to furnish Deltas foe the said Memassell. which
ir•tuct be transmitted to Mean: Orienon and Duncan, Seerstatiso,
Dumfries, on or before the !sib of April, on which day o meet-
ing of the Subscribers is to take pisoe, for the purpose of deciding
en the plan to be adopted.
The burying place of livams,erbere the Masedeilin is is be
small, is la the north-east corner of St. Mishears Cheri:bleed,
1/unifries. The approach to it is from the south-west, to which
front It will also be conspicuous on the northeast side,
;rem the English road, about a quarter of a mile from town.
with regard to the deslga, the Committee cannot give any
very .pecific directions, as this must be left to the taste of the
Am::..• it may be suggested in general, that the Desiga must
.o:rbine two objects —First, The exterior structure, properly
cafe,; the Il.letholeum. Ti.,i is to be built of the best tree stale
•+hicir can be procured in the neighbourhood of the town. Some.
tar:; approaching to the form of a temple, with columns sop-
to:•ing a dome or cupola, might, perhaps, be suitable for this
let I,r the Design. *1- ite second object, Mass emblematical figure
,4hject of marble, including, probably, a bust or used:MINI of
;Saes, supported on a pedestal, with an inscription panned, to be
placed in the interior of the Mausoleum. It is proposed to limit
•re expense of the exterior structure to ISOO or eff4oo, and to
• 'ply the remainder of the Subscription for procuring the enable-
. ratio design, which may amount to a similar aunt. A premium
04'10 is offered to the Artist whom plan shall be *dewed, pro-
viied be does not contract for the work; and a premfdm of 433
• r the Artist whose plan shall be judged the mond best% seder
t'ie same re,triction.

Any further pzrticularu may be Mows by applying to the
•h:learies.
• .1 he grou: d plan may be either square. oetagassal, or thee-
''r, not exceed:nig the square Or diatllettr 44 14 feat.
Subscriber. are requested to pay their suhVoions, as soon as
vetoi.tit, to the Tas reurers; and It is that those wbo
:rod rill to subscribe, will seed la their names washout delay.

Nl;vir EurrioNs OF BURNS'S WORKS.
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand; and far W.
Creech, and W. Ilackwrolutalkirtiburil•
This day were
; THE WORKS of RCOitiIBURNS ; with
an Account of his Life, a Criticism an WI Writing., and
me °intrusions on the Charmer and Cooditios of the Scot-
t h Peasantry. By J. CURRIE, bI.D. Ta width are now added,
e Relives of Robert Burns t by K. H. Cress*: in Ave pocket
Imes, with a Portrait, ptlos &An boards:
2. Dr. Currie's Edition of Burns's Wats, bundoesseiy printed
i• four volumes, large avo. prim 41.165. in boards; or with
,Illerout Engravings, from by Stallard' Pies L.
sr. boards.
8. Mr. Cromeles Collection of Roams of Robert Batas, con-
& tins chiefly of Original boars, POMO, and Critical Observa•
tiJne on Scottish Soap, on. vol Sea. price 105. Id. In boards.
4. hums's Poetical Works ; all the Poems published
In his correspondence and Re b Ids Songs and Frag-
ments. To which Is a eb of his Life, beautifully
Printed in one pocket volenne,price A. in boards.
?e. Anotiltr Edition of tie Poems bwndsonsely printed In
a" Pocket volumes, price 1511. in boards ;or on common paper
in boards.

Ma. HORNE'S INTRODUC PION TO BIBLIOGRAPHY.
This day was published,
HardemelY printed in Two Vole. eve. and it with nu.
merous Engravings on Wood, pries set. 1116 is Ward., A N IN'I ItODUCIION to the STUDY of Ell.
-4 -1•• BEIOGiCAPHY ; comprising a general View of the dif•
fertnt Stliliteti connected with Bibilogj=si: Wall is MI" Ac.
count of the must celebrmed Public , 11Whilt and mos
am]; and also a notice of the principal Werke on the Knewlodgv.
of 3r4s; numerous Specimens of early Printing, together with
I.llc-similes of the Books 4:Omegas, and the Monograms wr Marks
used by the first Printer.
•
By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE.
. Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davis, Smartt
'Every attempt to facilkatethe krs•wledge of b•Dhis with 1
to their editions, properties and authors, has a claim to
sent. It is but of late that we have had any With of vales
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