Star.
London, England, 1805-04-05 00:00:00

BEI.I. sAVAGI., LUDGATE Hit.

BEAKE's Original Rye, Winchelfea, Northiam,
Hawkhurft, Lantherhurft, and Tunbridge Telegraph Coach
fete out from the Grorge bin, Rye, every Monday, Wednefelay and
Friday Morning, at a Quarter raft Four o'Clock, to the Queen's
Head, Hawkhurft ; Chequers, Lamberhurft ; the Angel, Tun-
bridge; and &II Savage, Loudon; returns from
thence Tuefday,Thurfday,and Saturd,y Mottling at Five tiClock.
to Rye. Performed by J. Brake, Rye; T Wclltr,H..wkhurft;
T. Cripps, Lamherhurft ; and A. Gray, London. For the let er
accommodation of the li.habitzatts rf Kent sod Suff, I, this Lou%
always calls at the Queen's Head Inn,in the llor.rgh, stoiog out
and coming into London, %vivre Pant nizers at.d Parcels are re-
gularly booked ; and Goods regularly conveyed to Romney, Lyd,
111: rings, and the adjacent p3rts of the Colt.
No more than Five Pounds will be accounted for any Goods or
Parcels loft or damaged, unlefs an extra Infuranee is paid fur the
tam.%

To COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS and TOYMEN.
ON the approacb of the EASTE R andWHITSUN.
TIER HOLIDAYS, TARA or and Co. oldie Juvenile and
School Library, No. 157, New Bond ftrcet, think it neceffary to
inform refpedtable Country Bookfellers and Toymen, that they
may be fupplied with Ten-Pound, Fifteen-Poond, or Twenty-
Pound Affortments of the beR and moR faleable Books for Chil-
dren and Young Perfons, Oat ever were publifht.d.
All the articles of fuch affortments which are deemed unfaleable
on the t R of September next, may be then exchanged for others,
of the Sale of which there can be no queftion.
As Tabart and Co. poffefs, in their own copy-rights, the greateß
variety of Juvenile Books in the trade—and, as they are enabled
by their extenfive dealings in thcfc articles, to fupply the books of
malt other Publifhers on the lowcft terms, they prefume that re -
fpeelable Country Dealers in general will find their advantage
in opening the account above propofed.
New Bond-flreet, March ao, 1805.

•„• The following interri9ing Work wit, bee/aided to additional fav:ur
in Great Britain, when it is inederflood (bat the ingrains Anther.
M imeareit lone Oblireatiene contained in it, bar been mealy did
wafted in Italy, and confined t lane of the Dungeons of Bonaperte.
This day was publiftted, a New Edition, in three handfome volumes
fmall Svo. price xis in boards, truthfully tranftated frum the
German,
'TRAVELS from BERLIN to PARIS,, with
Sketches of the exilling State of Society, Manners, and pub-
lic Opinion, and with Original Anecdotes of eminent Charadless
in the French Metropolis.
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZF.BUE.
Author of the Stranger, Lovers Vows, Pizarro, &e. &c.
Modern Paris has been ably pourtrayees by Holcroft, Carr, and
others ; but it will be univerfally felt that the Portrait of fa great
and dillinguiihed a Maftcr as Kotzebue is equally entitled to at.
tendon. Its fafsinations in Germany have been fo great, that two
very large Editions were (old in a fortnight. The work has,more-
over, the particular claim to notice in England, that it has been
written within the tall twelve months, at a time when Englifhmen
have been prevented by political circumftanees, from undertaking
a limilar performance. _

Printed (or RICHARD PKILLIrs, No. 6, New Bridge•ftreet.
Of whom may be had, the Narrative of Kotzebue's Exile into
Siberia, in three Volumes, price Ili. in boards.