Star.
London, England, 1809-06-20 00:00:00

THE EAST INDIA COLLEGE SCHOOL
will be removed from Halley Bury, to Hertford Castle at
Midsummer next, from which time a larger number of Pupils
may be admitted.
Particulars may be known, by applying to the Rev. M. H.
Lacombe, Head Vaster of the School.
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TIM Midsummer Vacation will cud CM the Ist day of next
August, and the School is open to the public at large.
Hailey Bury, near Hertford, June 19, 1809.

TURTLES.

NVILTSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry,
has just landeda fresh cargo of fine lively Turtles for sale,
from 10 to 400 pounds weight each.—Turtles dressed every day
in the highest perfection for parties, or sent to any part of Town
or Country.

TO FLUTE PLAYERS.
THE Patent Mouth-Piece may be fitted to any
Plate, One Guinea H. Piper, AlderegatoauEdings.—Let-
.
term, post-paid, will be attended to.

CANDLES manufactured by Steam. and with
WAXED WrCKS.. have decided advantages eves thetas
wade in the common way. The tallow being melted with titian
is greatly improved in its quality and colour, and the •wkka, by
in.ing coated with wax, emit a brighter flame, and are mare
durable than others.

Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold
Ow the convenience of Families, in Boxes of One, Three, Six, “nd
Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 18!, Fleet-street, London, and J.
Laster's, Edinburgh:
As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Cour.try
Correspondents are requested to send references for payment in
London with their orders.

To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HAMPSHIRE,
and to the P 0 PLE of ENGLAND in general.
'THE increased demand for the new Evening
Newspaper entitlerlklE INQUISITOR, and the Sunda}
and Monday Newspaper entitled `FHE NATIONAL REGIS-
TEK, in which the Letters to Wall.tam Cosier's' made their
appearance, has tndeccd the Proprietors to reprint the three first
Letters in Tee factorst roe of Thursday next, the 2Zd of June,
in which Papers Ike Letters of A MODERATE REPORIAEIL to
William Cobbett, will regularly appear da the Thursday, Satur-
day and Tuesday, the days in which that paper is published.
Orders received at the Office, No. 11, Catherine-street, Strand,
London, and by all the Newsmen, Clerks of the Road, Post-
masters, Booksellers, &c. &c.

This day was published, in ICinu. price 4s. extra boards
METRES, addressed to all the Lovers'of Truth,
Nature; and Sentiment.

By the AUTHOR of " Sketches of Truth."
" - And, when Truth designs to cone
" Her sister I.iberty will not be far."

Newcastle: Printed by S. Hodgson and sold by Longman,
Purst, Rees and Orme ; and by C. Cradock,l and W. Joy, 42,
Paternoster-row, London.
Whtre may likewise be had, Sketches of Truth, maral and
religious, with a reference to the Alliance of Church and State.
Three Vols. foolscap sec price 15s. boards. '

Just published, by J. Dick, No. 55, Chiswell-street, 'Finsbury-
square, elegantly printed in foolscap octavo, and dedicated,
by permission, to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York,
CAMILLA de FLORIAN, and other POEMS.
By an OPFICER's WIFE.-7Second Ed tion.
"We have risen from the perusal of this Volume with so in-
considerable portion of respect for the talents, and of admiration
for the character of the Author, for it is no mean or uninteresting
praise of these Poems, that they open to the view of the reader a
clear insight into a disposition fraught with delickcy and tenderises%
of feeling, as well as impress him with the eonvicdon that the
Author possesses genuine poetical talents, under the unticrus di-
rection of a correct and -elegant taste." Rev.

AN ENTIRE NEW WORK, •
Edited by Mr. Roamer Beasts, SOD Of the etiehrated.RosteT

BURNS,
Ifow publishing in Numbers, price Is. each, to be completed in
Twelve Numbers, forming 3 Vols. les. each Volatile, orna-
mented by an elegant frontispiece, entitled
THE CALEDONIAN MUSICAL MUSEUM,
or COMPLETE VOCAL LIBRARY, cotisisting of the
hest collection of Scotch Songs ever published, in which is con-
tained upwards of 300 Songs, by Burns, many of which not hitherto
ptblished. To which will be added Genuine Music to the whole
for the Voice, Pianoforte, Violin, and Flute; but to accommo-
dste Subscribers, the Book or the Music may be had„together or
stparate. With VoL I. will be given a capital likeness of Barns,
and in the course of the work will likewise be given, a Fac-simile
of the hand-writing of Burns, containing a Poem not hitherto
published. This is the only thing of the kind ever published,and
be a most desirable acquisition to the admirers of the works
cf that bunions! Bard.
London : Published by J. Dick, 55, Cliisweli-street, (of whim
?rospectuses may be had) and sold by all the Booksellers.

This day was published, handsomely printed is 4to. illustrated
with six Copper-plates, price, in boards,' Two Guineas, the
First Volume of
.A NEW ANALYSIS of CI-IR6NOLOGY- ° in
which an Attempt is made to explain the History-and
Antiquities of the Nations reeordedin the Scriptures, together
*Hi the Prophecies relating to them, on principles tending to re-
move the imperfection and discordance of preceding Systems of
Chronology. • .
By WILLI ANi HALES, D. D. •

•
Rector of Killesandra, and formerly Fellow of Trinity Colleges
and Professor of Oriental Languages in the University of Dublin.
Printed for the Author ; and sold by F. C. and J. Rivington;Sf.
Paul's Church-yard; Cadell and Davies,in the Strand ; T. Payne,
Pall-atoll; J. Northern Pitcadilly ; Nornarilleand Fell, Mho Bood-
ttreet ; Whitmore and Penn, Charing cross; and J. Aspewte, io
Cornball; and by the Booksellers in tixford, Cambridge, Dublin',
and Edinburgh.
N. B. The Subt►elibers' Copies will be delivered by the respee-
tire Booksellers. The Wooed Volume is in the Press.
Of the aisovemscntloond Booksellers may be had, by the same
Author, in one volume, Svo. Dissertations on the Principal Pro-
fht.clet, representing the Divine and Human Charatrer of our
CBllll7. Ilse 1144XL:ion, ptise 85.