Star.
London, England, 1805-08-03 00:00:00

and to be had of all Bookfclras.

Of whom may be had, a HISTORY and Deseitirrrox of the
ISLAND Of ST. H/tRZNA, dawn up by a OROSlentall long refident
there,in one volume, price 6s. in boards.

A REAL GRANIM4R, OW GEOGRAPHY.
This day was pubtifhed, illultreted wkh'fiveral Maps, price Half-
a-Crown, bound, With a liberal allowance to Schools.
AGRAMMAR of the Fink Elements of GEO.
GRAPHY,pradleally adapted to the bufinefsof Teaching,
and fimplifylng the Science of Geography, esedtly In the fame
manner as the Introduritory Grammars of Murray, Davis, and
Alt, funplifying the Study of the Engfifh Language.
This Grammar •contills of the materiels, purely elementary,
which are contained, in that admired Work, Mr. GoWmith's Geo-
graphy, on a popular plan ; the descriptions and copper plates ac-
companying Which hive given an intereft to the Study of Geogra-
phy, among young people, which letterer before poirefred.
The prefent work cootains—z. Fsleptents of Geography, to be
committed to Memory..as. The Ufe the Globea-3. (tieftions
to be aufwered in Writing-4. A Vocabulary of Proper Names
'of Plates, divided and accented according to their received Pro-
nunciation.

Printed foritt came PIaLLIPs„No.6, New Bridge-ftreet, and
to be had of %Macon an pence, York ;H. Motley, Gail:borough;
E.Balfonr, Edinburgh; and J. Archer, Dublin.
Of whom may be had,
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Geography for the Ufe of Schools, on a new, popular, and faf-
cinating plan, by the Rev. J. Goldfinith, with Baty beautiful En-
gravings, price los, bd, bound, being the ehearft Book la the
Eng/ifh Langone.

USEFUL BOOK FOR CHILDREN.

This day was pnbllihed in Three parts, either part to be bad reps.
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THE BOOK of TRADES, or LIBRARY of the
-1- USEFUL ARTS, in which every Trade is illuftrated with
reparate Engravings, and its Hilary, Utility, prefent State, Ad.
vantages, and Difativantages, are ful!), and accurately defcribed.

PART I,
Wool-comber Bricklayer Shipwright
Spinner Carpenter Mariner
Waterman Cooper Currier
Balketyaker Stone-mafon Apothecary
Hat Nfter Sawyer Baker
Jeweller Smith Straw-hat-maker
PART 11.
Coach Maker Feather Worker Trunk Make:
Tallow Chandler Laundrefs Wheelwright
Gardener Paitour Iron founder
Hair DrcWer Turner Copper-plate Printer
Comb Maker Brufh Maker Painter
Lace Maker Taylor engraver
Milliner Shoe Maker Statuary
PART 111.

Brick Maker Needle Maker Brazier
Rope Maker Win Maker Button Maker
Weaver Paper Mahe Cabinet Idaker
Stocking Weaver Printer Sadler
Carpet Weaver Bookbinder Olaf, Blower
Ladies Drag Maker Calico Printer Cork Cutter
Pin Maker Tin plate Worker Watch Maker
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No. rsy, New Boud•Rreet ;
And to be had of all Bookfellera in Town and Country.
N. B At the well known Juvenile and School Library of Tabart
and Co. are conftantly kept on fait an unequalled alTortment of
Books for young People and for Schools, with which the Trade in
the Country are fupplied on advantageous Terms.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. LhONAR.U.
At Gemway's Coffee-Houfe, Change• Alley. London, on Tad-
day, the 13th of Augnlt loft at Twelve o'Clock at, Noon, in
Thirty Lots,
A VERY capital and elegant Fteeholit Mardian
Houk., called LINTON PLACE, on the South fide of Cox-
heath Hills, within five Miles of Maidltone, in the Pariniof
Lintoa, la the County of Kent, containing fix Rooms on a Roars'.
and fit for the refidence of a Family of Diflindlop, to which there
are domellic Offices of every defcription ; alfo a Cold Bath, a Cie..
tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds, Avenues of Timber.Treee
of various kinds, and a Farm Houfe feparate at a codvenient
tones from the Manfion, with a Barn, Stables, and other inhabit*
Building', and at t Acres of good Freehold Land chiefly Pafture.
The views from the Manion are uncommonly extenfive sad beau.
tifuL And alto divers Farms, Menages, and Lands in Linton.
Staplehurft, Frittenden, Manion, Bennindon, Wouldham, and
Burham, in the Paid County, containi, g in the whole, with the
ate Acres, by Adaseafurement, psi Acres or thereabouts. The
Lands are confidcrably underlet to fubftantial Tenants. Alto the
Great Tythessof the Paid Parills of Linton. Lfliewffe the Advow.
fon of the Vicarage of Linton aforefaid. The whole of the Pre-
miles may in the mean time be viewed, with leave of the Tenant*.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Star, Ceitheath; the Star, .
Maidftone; the King's Head, Roebefter; she Granby, Dartford* •
the Black Lion, Farninghatn; the Ship, Feverfham ; the Fountains,
Centerbery ; the Bull, Cranbrook ; the Bell, Staphhurft; &Vesta.
cen's Head,Alitford; the Woolpach,Tenterdentthell*Mielnie;:
Tunbridge Wells ; of Mr. Brown. Land Surveyorasfernereet
Mr.Leooard, Chapcl-Court,New Burlington-feet.Loninainaii.
of Mr. Woodgate, Solicitor, Golden-fquare,Loadon; whom alio.
of each Lot may be fem. .

TWO MARINE VILLAS and LAND, on the Shore of the
ltchcn River and Southampton Water.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ABBOTT,
At the Dolphins, Southampton, on Tuefilay, Augull 6, at Twah's
o'clock, in Five Lou,
A FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE.
at Itcheu, by Southampton, cornprifing a modern Brick
Houk, containing the requifite apartments of a large Manfion up.
on a cottage kale, conveniently arranged. There and four princi-
pal chambers, fix upper chambers, a drawing-room, dining-par.
lour, library, dreffing-room, kitchen, femme' ball, bookkeeper
and butler's rooms, ample minting, and every accommodation for
a Nobleman's family, feated in a garden and romantic &rubbery,
with a brick wail, upon the rife of a hill ; a (pot highly favoured
I.y nature, and judiciously improved by art, commanding views
of the well known furrounding feene. The detached buildings
are a pretty Gazebo, an ornamental ftrutlure, with a piazza,
containing domeitic offices ; a double coach-houfe, with faun.
dry, and fiz-itall Stabling in a gond yard. The whole neatly fur.
ulihed, and ready for the inftant reception of the purchafer.
Towering above it, at a Ihort diftance, Rands the fecond Horde
—a diftinguinted object in the kale it furveys at every point of the
compare to the boundary of the horizon ; containing five prined.
pal chambers, two fervants• chambers, drawing room, dining
room, parlour, Wheal, cellars, coach boufe, ftable, garden, yard
and paddock. The purchafer may have the furniture and nme.
diate poffeffion.
Lots Three, Four, and Five, confift of fuitable portions of
Land adjoining.

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!aches; is a rural village, on the EaR Bank of the River that
gives it name, dole to its jundion wish that noble F-Rtutry the
Southampton Water, prefenting a vat expanfe, navigable and
crowded by oath of large burthen, the fhores begirt with a
highly cultivated country, exhibiting all the beautiful varieties of
laudfcape, terminated on the one hand by the Ifle of Wight, and
on the other intervenes the ‘ncient and elegant town of South.
bampton, enlivening the profped. which words cannot adequate.
ly deteribe; they mutt be fees to be known--they mutt be know n
to be appreciated. This part of the country is the favourite re—
tort of numerous families of the highett daft, affording to there.
fident the advantages of the mat polifh.d, extenfive, or 'United
Ittciety, or complete retirement, is. a place where there is pleafnro
on every hand. The contiguity of the New Foreft, Weymouth,
Portfruouth, Winton, the Ifle of Wight, the excellence of the
roads, the facility of expeditious conveyance to London, and all
parts of the South and Welt of tbe Kingdom, the numerous neigh-
bouring Gentlemen's Seats, the interefting Rides and Walks, the
opportunity of commencing aquatic excurfions at the very door,
the convenience of fei.bathing, and the conßant abundant fupply
of excellent provifions from a cheap market, combine to render
this charming place the molt dehrable retreat from the Metro.
polls.
To be viewed: Particulars may he bad, and a plan Ceps on the
Premifes, and at Mr. Abbott's, No. 23, Shepherd's-market, Piet
cadilly. Particulars art alto delivered at the place of tale ;at the
Hotel, Weymouth ; White Lion, Bath; Cattle, Brighton; York
1 tiottl' Margate, and at Gateway's.