Star.
London, England, 1805-05-25 00:00:00

1.0 THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.
APERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has
held a (mall Appointment undtr Government for tin fe iG
yearaorho has a Wife and two (mall Children depending fold/ on
his exertions for their fupport, and whole ruin muff be inevitable.
nnlefs he fbould be fo tortonate as to obtain a few pounds from a
generous Public ; looks with a ph.afing and anxious hope to this
loft refouree as the only means to enable him to, retain hi. fitna-
preferve his rcfpedability, fupport his family, and lave hint
from prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his
long furietings and exertions to keep his wants a keret in his own
bolom: hi; endeavour. have failed, and he humbly beg; to refer
thole whom PROW! n SCP. ha. bleffrd with a difoofition to relieve
the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller Account to Metris.
Hodfoll and Sailing, flanker*. No. 345, Strand, and Metric Bol-
der), Lufhington, and Co. No 30, Combat where the fmalleft
donations will be ntuft. that,kfuliy =tilos:land gratefully acknow-
ledged. lk begs to re, urn hi, molt grateful thanks to,
G. H. (of Sundt, laud), • Cr o o
Anonymous, I 0

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t. Callas" Travels in Iffria and Dalmatia, with numerous plates.
2. KUtttiLr's 'Travels in Detunark, Sweden, Ruffla,Gi.rmauy, and
Italy.
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3. Tuckcy's Voyage to New South Wales.
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