Star.
London, England, 1801-04-03 00:00:00

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BLAKE'S HOTEL for FAMILIES and GENFLIZNIEN.
BBLAKE refpe&fully informs the Nobility
• and Gentry, that he has moved from Bury Street to Ter-
min Street, St James's, tO a more commedioua and ext.:l,fivc
Knife, which he has fitted up in a convenient and eiti,ant
manner, at a very confiderable expente, tog the bet= am:km.
modulo° of his Friends and Cultontera
He likewlfe begs leave to return his molt grateful acknow-
ktements to the Public for the flattering encourviTtnent ha
ha, hitherto met with, and to Ohre them that his belt endea-
vour. Ihail ever be exerted to merit a continuance of their
favours

THE LEASE of a defirable Houfe.crith large
Garden,Ctrach-houre, Stabling, tee. to be difpnil.d of,
Situate between four and live Miles, northward of London.
hirable for a Genteel Family, or fora School.
For ParticuTars addrefs (post paid) to C. C.Hambro' Cottle.
'wife, Water-lane, Thames-ftrect.

WANTED to Hire, by the Year or Leafe, a
(mall but neat or handfome COTTAGE, near Smith-
antpton ; with Ground fufficient for two Cows.
Proporais, polt paid, to be addrclred to Mr. Watfon, up-
barterer, Parlfament-ftrect, London.-A candid defcription
al the place is expeete&

This day was pained, price ts.
yrLEc?rONs on the Rate of Religion a*d
JIA6 Knowledge. at the cliice dike Eighteenth Century.

A Difeourfe'delirered on' that oecafion in the Chapel in
Princes-ftrczt, Welbninfter.
By THOMAS Jr RVTS.
. Printed for J Johann. in St. Paul's Chnreli-yaref.

Thb day was publigted, by Veryror Eul Had, Bookfellers in
the Poultry ; price In. it bo.irds,

A HtBRFW GRAMMAR, by the Rev.
GERALD FfTZGERALD4D. D. Hebrew ProfclTor in
the Univertitv of Dublin.
••• The Monthly Reviewers (Feb. MO, fay, " Profeffor
Pitagerald has given a plain, cafy, and ultral irstroduCtion to
the Hebrew Tongue, in Engin, for the de of Students in our
EfhiverEtles, and we confider lis Work as a valuable Corn-
'pendium of Hebrew Grammar—perhaps the belt that has yct
appeared in our language."

SIEGE of ACRE, LYCEUM, STRAND.
On Monde), nest, will be fubmitted to the Public,

IE GREAT HISTORICA PICTURE
r' HISTORICAL PICTURE SIEGE of ACRE, painted by ROBERT KER
PORTER. This Painting is flnifhed upon a much more ex-
Wave Seale than the Storming of Scringapatam, recently re-
moved, and has been in conftant preparation for the laft Nur
meths. The Deflin Is regulated from Communications of the
very Brit Authority ; it embraces the Operations of the Siege
and Defence of Acre, by Sea and Land, and includes in its
Ta-
sious Gtoupes the clutradteriftie Partrilti of Sir Sydney Smith,
stir John Douglas; Ghezzar Paelia, and General Bonaparte,
with many others of the Bridal, Turkillt, and French Officers,
who fignalized thadelvet on that memorable Scene of Conteft
in 1799.

Rooks, Plane, and Sketches, deferiptirc and explanatory of
Ike fuhjetet, folic had at the Exhibition Room in the Lyceum,
whieb will be opened every day, from Dibteo'clock till Duft.....
Admittance One Shilling.

PERKINS's METALLIC TRACTORS.

. Thh day was publiased, price Is.
CASES of fitccefsful Price with PERKINS's
PATENT METALLIC RACTOR•I; communicated
lace Tanuary 'Soo, the date of the former publication, by many
kientific chandlers. To which arc prefised Prefatory Re-
marks in expedition of the Artifices of Inter& and Prejudice, to
remit the adoption of the Metallic Pradlee.
By BENJAMIN DOUGLAS PERKINS, A. M.
Of Leiceiter-lquarc, London, the Patentee.

Sold by J. Juhnfun, St. Pad's Church-yard ; J. Wright, Pic-
madly, and all other BookfeLiers.

The Cures of Gout, Rheumatifin, Head-ach, Tooth-ach,
Sprains, Bruifes, awl all analogous Difcafus of Hodes which
ale publiCwit, are innuaser4le.

The Tradort, fe timed:Ty in envy Family, and among
'merles, may be had, genuine, with dot and improved direc-
tions for %ding them, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Per-
ko', A. M. the Patentee, lu Gleelter4quare; and of Frederic
Smith. Chemift and Druggift, in the Haymarket, London;
mime the above Bonk, by the polfeffors of the Tradors, may be
lad gratin The portable nature of the Traders renders their
wieveyance by Coach, or even by Poll, perfeetly convenient.
Letters Imlay% their amount (port paid) duly sttcnded to.

The Pa r torte thinks it proper alto to notify, that he has
restored train No. 18, to Na. 28, I.cicefter-fquare, the Houle
of the late John Hunter, Surgeon, which he has taken Ilvm its
Superior Conveniences for receiving Paticnts, '.as well ..a his
sum. mus Viliters.