Star.
London, England, 1807-03-28 00:00:00

CONTAINING

General Correfpondence. On Reviews—Changes in Ruffia
under the Frnperor Alexander—On Bottles Launched $n the Sea
..-Sranith Dirge on Trafalgar—Tranflation of Two Leturs of Leo-
nardo Aretino—Anecdites refpedling the Speetator—Mr. Wal-
ker's Addrefs to Patentces,ffec.—On a PalTage in Livy—On Se-
duetion of Females—Omniana—The Dead Man of Pelt, a Hunga-
rian Legend—Moral purpofe of " the Miferies of Human Life"—
ClABcal Dirquifitions—On the Poems of Homer (continued)—
Tranflation of Greek Monumental Infcriptions from the Antho-
logia—Aceounts of, :.nd meads from rare and curious Books—
L'Amadigi di M Bernardo Taffo (continued)—The Palms of
the Mind— Defcripticm of the race of Stewarts—Memoirs of
Diftinguifhed Perfons—Memoirs of D Lulfa Carvajal y Mendoza
(continued)—Original Poetry—Literary and MifceUaneouslntelli•
gence—Lift of New Publications—Meteorological Regifter—Dif-
coveries and Improvements in Arts and ManufaClures—Domeftic
Occurrences--toreign Occurrences—Commercial Report—Price
of Stocks—Agricultural Reports—Prices of Grain--Retrofped of
Public Affairs

This day was pu tithed, in royal Octavo, price tBs. in boards,
Mutt rated with numerous Engravings. the Firft Volume of
A SYSTEM of OPERATIVE SURGERY,
founded on the.bafts of Anatomy,
By CHARLES BELL,
Fellow of the College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.
Containing, under the Head of each Operation,
I A Concife View of the Appearance and Symptoms of the
Difeafe which indicates the neceffity of Operation.
11. A minute Detail of the Manner of Operating. and the CiP•
eumftances which, if unexpeded. might give embatraffment.
111. The Confequences of the Operation—the Danger in the
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70FLOYA, nr the MOOR. A Romance of the
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SAUL, a POEM, in Two Parts. By WILLIAM
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APOPULAR ESSAY on the DISORDER
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• FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
This day was publifhed,
'THE SC HOLA R's GUIDE to ARITHMETIC.
By J. PONN YCASTLE,
Mathematical Mailer, Royal Academy, Woolwich.
Eighth Edition. as. 6d. bound.
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perfpicuity, the reafon of each rule in notes ; and in this part of
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fo that nothing is found there but what the learner ought to tran-
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too much =slated by snort of thofe Authors who have under-
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On the whole, we (hall not hefitate to declare, that we think this
little book will be found very ufeful both to the Teacher and
Learner."—Vide Monthly Review
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r. An Introduction to Menfuration and Pradical Geometry ;
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