Star.
London, England, 1813-02-18 00:00:00

THE PROPOSED SOU I H A;ARK BRIDGE.

Ibis day were publi•liell,
ONSID.ERATIONs ON THE PROPOSED
C SOUTHWARK BRIDGE from Banksiile to Qneen-s-reet,-
rheapside ; addressed to the Subscribers ; shewirg the inexpe-
diency and inadequacy of the Plan. with the it ..,arious conse-
quences arising from the execution of the undertaking, both to
the Public aud.tri the Sulwribers.

by an ORIGINAL SUBSCRIBER.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
nor er•row.

'I his day was published, la 4w. price 4s. with coloured Pktes,
1. A PLAN for ENC RE ASING the EXPORTS
of BRITISH MANUFAC 1 URERS to INDIA. Illus-
trated by a series of Engravings. 1813.
2..1 he Adjourned Debate at the East India House, on Tnes-:
day the 19th, Friday !he 29d, and Tuesday the 26th January 1813,
on the Negociation with his Majesty's Ministers relative to a re-
nesva: of the Chatter, with an Appendix. By an Impartial Re-
porter, Ss.
Printe'l for Black, Parry, and Co. Ltadenhall.strect ; iind
Lloyd, Harley-street.

AITSON'S ENGLISH SONGS, BY PARK.
This day was published,
In Three Vol.. pcssr Run. price £3. 2s. boards,
A SELECT COLLECTION OF ENGLISH
SONGS, with their original Airs; and an historical Essay
on the Origin and Progrels of National Song.

By the late JOSEPH RI TSON, Esq.
The SecOnd Edition, with additional Songs, and occasional Notes.
By THOMAS PARK, F. S. A.
Printed for F C. and J Rivington ; Longman, Hurst, Rees,
Orme, and Brown; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; Cadell and
Devies ; C.Law ; S. Thlgster ; J. Booker ; Black. Parry, and Co.;
J. M. Richardson ; J. Baia& ; R. Priestley ; R. Schoiey ; Cradock
and Joy ; R. Baldwin; and J. Major.

A NEW NOVEL, replete with incidents.
Just published, dedicated to S. Weirs; cop Esq. M. P.
THE ADVENTURES of a DKAIIIATIsT.
to two vols. price 12s. hoards.
•• Tt.is work has been honoured with the approbation of
several dtstinguisbed characters, and praised by those reviews,
fast have as yet noticed it. Its aim is to substi,tite lively and
humorous scenes of real life for the verbose, mawkish sentimen-
tality of modern novels.
s Printed fc. Lackingten, Allen, and Co. Temple ,f
the Mugs, Finsbury-square. Of whom may he had, lately pub-
lished, price 18s. The SONS of ALTRING HAM, a popular
Novel, by Miss Palmer, In 9 vols. Also, John De Lancaster, a
Novel, by the late R. Cumberland, Esq. 3 Jolt. €i. Is.

Just republished, in Octavo, price I's 6d.
SKETCHES of the PRESENT STATE of
FRANCE.—By Mr. FABER, translated from the Frebeln
This Work claims, from the nature arid tmcortance of Its ron-
teuts, no inconsiderable share of public avention. Its purport is
to develops. ,he character, and to paint in appropriate ce.lours the
intern .1 I 111 • -tration of thcpreset.: Government of Fraoce,anci
to vt.fold Ify a variety of authentic anecdotes, the views, cassioas,
aid habit: of Bonaparte, thereby affurdirg to the reader a clear
insight into his Erabl:!. and pi ;vate history, as well as of those who
are subservient to his despotism.
London : Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury-
square.—Of whom may be had, lately published, in 6v0.. price

CIIARAC rZRS and ;INV:WIT ZS Of the FaCscu lisvoto-
TIONISTS, wah their Portraits.
CI.10; or, A Discourse on Caste. A new and eligant Edition,
with Notes, Anecdotes. and Quotations, Svo. 6s. 6d.
. ••• This Work being entirely free from abstruse disquisitions,
awl quotations in the learned I.anguages, cannot fail of being pe-
culiarly netptable to Ladies.

TRAV.SLATIONS OF CLASSICS,
Recently peblished.by LAcm Nt °TON, ALLEN and Co. Finsbury-

square.
i_TESIOD, translated from the Greek, with aifre-
-1-J- timinary Dissertation on the Life, Writings, And Ara: of
Eesiod, with illustrative Notes, by CHARLES ABRAHAM ELTON,
Esq, elegantly printed, les.
Titocarrus, Most, and Moscnns, with the Elegies of Tyr-
tau+, translated from the Greek into English verse; to which
ate added, Dissertations and Notes, by the Rev. R. Polwhele, of
Christ Church, Oton, 9 vols. Bvo. los. sd.
Tea COMEDIES, translated by Colman, with I.ife,
Noes, &c. &c. Bvo.
ARISTONIANES' COMEDIES, translmed by Cumberland and
others, Bvo. unitorrn with termite, I es.
XENOPHON'S EXPEDITION Of CYRUS, translated by Spelman,
best Edit on, with all the Notes, Bvo.
CICERO on DESIRE and AVERSION (the De Finibits), translated
by Parker, Bvo los.

Ibis day was published,
In One thick Volume, Bvo. price 12.5. in extra boards,
THE CFIEMICA L CATECHISM, with Notesi
Illustrations, and Experimen's The fifth Edition, con-
taining an Account of the New Discoveries, Drawings, and De-
scriptions of the most approved modern Chemical Apparatus, and
other considerable Adc Won%
By SAMUU.L PARKES, E. LS.
Member of the Geological Focirty, a.id of the I it. and Phil. So-
fit ty of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Fellow of the Li.. and Antiq.
sociely of Perth ; ene of the Committee of Chemistry at tl.e
Vociety for the Encouragement of Arts, and Anther of " The
Rudiments of Chemistry," &c. &c.
London Printed for the Author, and sold by T.acklngton,
Allyn a: d Co. Finsbury-square ; Cox, Borough ; Callow, Crown-
cou:.', Soho; Richardson, Royal Exchange; Underwood and Co.
Flh toitreet ; and by all other Bnoksellera.
Of whom also may he had, by the same Author, price ss.
The Rudiments of Cht mibtry ; illustrated by Experiments and
Engravings of Che mica Apparx us—a work preul.aey adapted,
lo.r-t the simplicity of its arrangements, and the famitarky of its
tlestriptioos, as a Class Book in Schools. •

lively was published,
In Seven very hrge Volumed aro. prLe XS.. S.; or with the
••• . _

Mares elt gently coloured, price 16.65.
AGENE ItA I, SY STE M of NATUR E, through
the three grand kingdoms of ANIMALS, VEGETABLES,
14(1 MINERALS, systematically divie!!‘i Into their several
the-es, order., genera, species, and varieties.. with their habits-
;l"t *, manners, economy..trueture: and peculiarities "fraoslated
Gmelin's and Wilislenow'h last Edniont of the celebrated
•:essaa Naturn.—By CHARLES
44.rtt tied and enlarged by the improvements and discoveries of
lan r Naturalists and Sneirtles,
• Ey WILLIANI 'l'llR roll, M. D.
F °wee( the Linnzan Society, Author of a " Medical Ma-
ury," &c. &c.
Land, : Print..l for Lacktogton, Allen, sad Co. Finsbury,.
accornmolate particular purchasers, this Work may be
",' ttpsen tel, as follows t-1 he Animals, 4 vole. .C 3. 3s.— I he
14' table 'i 2 vols. A 2. gar—The Mineral% Life,iiid Dictionary,411. .6d.

On Monday next will fse published,
Illustrated with an emblematical Frontispiece,
HE EO-NAUTS ; or, The SPIRIT of DELU-
SION. a Serio, Comico, Logical, E,utiogical, Lyrical, Satiri-
cal Poem, with Notes, Geographical and Critical, of various
Commentainrs. Edited by LEMUEL GULLIVER, Esq. and
1./cdica,t,4 in the Mayor of Bristol.
• lir Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall.

This day was published,
A NEW VIEW of SOCIETY ; or, ESSAYS
on the Principle of the Formation of the HUMAN CHA-
RACTER, and the Application of the Principle to Practiee.—
Essay the First, price ts. Written ro call the attention of the
Public to a Plan intended to be tubmitted to Parliament, for a
National System of Formation of Character.
By ROBERT OWEN,
Of new Lanark, ene of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for
the County of Lanark.
Sold by Cailell and Davies, Strand, London ; A. Constable and
ColEdinbargh ; and Brash and Reid, Glasgow•.