Star.
London, England, 1805-02-15 00:00:00

London: Prtutu! fOr J. Mawman, No. as, Poultry.

PERU—In af, w days will he ruhliAted.
In one large and elegant Volume, Quarto, illuftrated by Twenty
' Coloured Engravings art Cuflume, du. price Two Guineas in
boards,
THE PRESENT STATE of PERU, compriling
1. an Account of its De.graphy, topography, Natural Hiftury,
Mineralogy, Commerce. Cultums and Manners, as well of its el-
vilifed as uncivlifcd Inhabitants, State of Literature, Philorophy,
the Arts, &c site.
The whole drawn from original and authentic Documents,
chiefly written and venriled in the Peruvian Capital; to winch
is added, an Appen.:ix, containing the modern Travels of the Mif-
lionaries iu the hitherto unexplored Mountainout Tatitories; and
other interesting particulars relative to the idolatrous Tribes of
Wiens inhabiting thole remote diftridis of Peru.
ilrintedfoeittelm a o Put LLI rs, No. 6, Bridge•ttrect, Elaeldriars ;

and In be had of all BOoldirices.

TYKE-F.-

This day was publilbed, in Two large Volumes, Quarto, price
Three Guineas and a Half in boards. illaltrated with a very
large Chart of the lflan,n five Feet by two; and with numerous
other Plates, •
NTIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain-
ing a full and accurate Account of the PRESENT STATE
of the iflands of MALTA and GOZA: the HISTORY of the
K NV; f 1 of St. JOHN of J USA LE M from their firit Efts-
blifitment in Malta till the beginning of the toth Century: alfo, a
NAR R ATtv e oldie Evan.' J which datelined the CA PTV IR I of thefe
Elands by the FRENCH, and their fubfequent Convert by the
I.s t.I If ; and an Appendix, tcntainlng authentic State Pages
and other documents.

By the ClltrALltlt LOUIS de BOISOELIN,
Kuight of Muhl..

At a time when the Iliansl of Malta is the Balls on which the
whole Syitem at European Politics is founded, and when it is eon•
d as contlit.iting one of the molt important Parts of the Bri•
tint Datiiinixiis, and as forming a Barrier to the ambitious Projects
of the Government of France, a complete Hi(tory and Itatiftical
Account of that Bland cannot but deeply biterelt every Englink-
man. Independently, however, of its fingular political and mili•
tary.lmpartance, this [BATA is not Ids worthy of particular Attrn.
lion, as containing the last organized Inftitution of Chivalry, an
inftitution which has prefers/0:i the Spirit of its Formation linee
the time of Eh,: Holy Wars, and which has difiang,ifited it4li by
its extraordinary Exploits, through fo many Ages, in Defence of
the Chrjtlan R it ion.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ilreet, Mick-

:rim's. and to l had of aU Boo Milers.

N.E. A few Copies of the lave and fplat4ll Chart of the two
IfiAn4l4, dnern under the IThedtion of the Author, and finely en-
graved by bleak, may be had fcpa-at ely, prier one Guinea, or one
cluinea and a Half put ou Canvas and folded is a Cafe for the
Pucka.

NEW SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
AT J. LANCASTER'S FREE SCHOOL, BOROUGH ROAD,
GEORGE'S FIELDS.
PROPOSALS.-It is propofed to publi(h a Third
Edition of J. LANCASTER's Book, entiil d IMPROVE-
MENTS in EDUCATION: which will contain a detailed ac-
count of every eintitial rarticuhr in this new Syfiem of Educa-
tion, fo that all who read, may be able to pradicc it. This detail
will not only apply to Education, as concluded on the pi-dent
grand feale of near tOOO Children in this Inititution, but will be
adapted to Schools containing from so to sco Scholars, under one
Mailer only.—The religious and moral infirualinn of youth win
form an important ankle In tLis traatlfe, and in this department
the author hopes he Mall be able to fuggeft to the public, ufeful
hints, the rcfult of .is own peculiar practice.
As the profits which may aril,: from this publication will be
wholly Appel to the funds for defraying the espences attending
the Inffitution, it c. ill be publilhed by fubfcription at ss per copy.
In order to avoid the rifle, and prticipate in the economy miring
from a large itaptelfion.

In the IslttitUtiutt to which the propelled work relates, it has
been proved that rcQO Children ear, be managed with as much
cafe as to, and be edueatedat little more expence. In the plan of
the Free School, Borough Road, George's Fiats, fyliem and or-
der anfwer the purpsfe of Machinery.—Thefe advantages are
greatly increafed by new-invented modes of teaching Arithmetic,
Writing, and Si-kiting, which will be fully deferi bed in the intezula
Publication.