Star.
London, England, 1807-10-20 00:00:00

TO THE LADIES.

RAGAzErs ORIENTAL— DEPILATORY,
al for removing SUPERPLUOUS HAIRS from the Face.
Neck, Arms, Ike. and for improving tile Complexion. The above
has been fufficiently celebrated throughout the Eaftem nations,
from whence it was firit brought into this country by Lady
M—W—M—ue, and has fince that time futtained a charadler in
England, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offer.
ed to the public, which unites a mildnefa of operation, not to irri•
tate even the delicate flcin of an infai.t, with infallible and perma-
sent efficacy. The conitant fpurious attempts to imitate this depi-
latory have induced the proprietor to appoint Mrs Knight, No t,
Baker's-court, Holborn Bars, his role vender, by whom it will in
future be fold, and at no other future in London.—Letters (polt
paid) trnd inflating the amount, ror.i.lu iliy executed. Price 3s 6d
the bottle. An .4N:quilt:tit of is in fix bottles.

N. B. In Turkey and Fort it is employed by the men to give
uniformity and %ape to their mustachios, &c.

This day wao publ:fhed,
Handfumcly printed In Four Vols. Svo. price 2I So. hoards,
I'HE CODE of HEALTH and LONGE VITY,
or a Candle View of the Principles calculated f:4- the Pre-
(tandem of Health and the attainment of Long Life.

By Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, 13;rt
Printed for Al Conttable and Co. Hinburgh; CztleU and Davies,

Wand; and John Murray, Flcet-liriet, London.

ONE. THOUSAND EPIGRAMS !

Ms day was publiCted, in two elrg3nt vo!umes, (mall odtavo,

price los. in boards, or tss hound and gilt,
THE BRITISH MARTIAL ; or, ENGLISH
EPIGRAMMATIST; being the largeft Colledion of Epi-
nal!, ever publithed, and containing z l the belt in the Language,
witb forte originals.
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Primcd for RICHAPH PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge (tree, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Boukfellers.
Of whom may alto bc.had, by the fame Editor,
• The ENCYCLOPEDIA of WIT, containing upwards of Three
Tlesfoed choice Pieces of Wit and Humour, being a complete Li-
brary of Pure Attic Wit, price 6s. in boards, or ys. bound and
gilt.

DOMESTIC COOKERY.
?hi, day was publiihed, in a neat and elcsfely printed vohnne, fin an
Bvo. containing so of ful plate*, prim 7a. 6d. in boards, a new
edition of

ANEW SYSTEM • f DOMESTIC COOKERY.
formed upon principles of economy. and adapted to the ufe
ofprivate families. To which are prefixed, MikellaneousObfer
onions for the tale of a Miftrers of a Family. The whole tending
to unite ekganee with economy, and to produce the fame appear-
ance with Ids expcnfive means.
This edition is improved by the Intro2uCtion of many excellent
Rectipts; and the Mifcellaneous Obtervations, which form the
principal novelty of this work, aid which have been found fo ex-
ceedingly ufeful. ace augmented with numerous and improved re-
marks, which railer thi, part of the work infinitely ferviceable to
alady defirous of directing the prop. r regulations of her houle
hid. There are olfo acldrd a chapter upon Carving. wherein plain
Mes are given for attaining that tifefill art, illuftrated by feveral
?Fpropriate engravings; Cookery tor the Sick; Receipts for Clean-
let Furniture ; and Direttions for tier/lots —The whole is the ge•
Mae work of a lady, who formed it for the ufc of her own family.
Printed for John Murray. Fleet•ltrret ; and J. Harding, St.
Jaroes's-ftrect, London ; and A. Conftalale and Co. Edinburgh. It
is fold alfo by every Bookfeller throughout the Empire.

'Shia day was publiftede
In Four Volume% Moo. price one Guinea In hoards,
A new Edttiun carefully revired and corrcdted of
VIEMOIRS MARMONTEL, written by him.
cui Pelf, containing his Literary and Political Life, and Anee
lees of the principal Characters of the Eighteenth Century.
Printed for Longman, Built, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row
This is one of the moll interefting ProduCtions which hat
Led from the French Prefs fines the Revolution. The ftyle of
he Work is aifo not leis at tradive than its. Matter ; it is eloquent,
and unlit inclines, in purisitig the Courfe of Events,
either to the ludicrous or the pathetic. To the Merit of Truth it
kids all the Graces and Attradtions of a Work of Fancy."
Monthly Review, Nov and Dec 1835.
We are not Pure that we have p‘rufod any hook, fince the
sommencement of our critical career, that has afforded us more
enteruintasent than there little volume. The narrative is fo gty
1124 airy, the tone of fend:tient fo mild and urrtlfuming, and the
hying piitures with which the Indieft parr of the fcene is crowded,
to full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity. that it is impollible not to
be dinned with the grinner part of the performance."

Edinburgh Review,

That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Wednefday the 18th of November next, from fuck
Perfons as may be willing to undertake tllse fupply of the under-
mentioned quantities and defcription of TIMBER and Materials
required for fervice of this Department at Woolwich, viz.
400 Loads of !sewed Oak Timber from 70 to So feet meeting,
80,000 Oak Spokes, chopped,
zOOO Loads of Elm Timber hewed,
3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored 13 xt3 inches, and 4000
ditto s 4 04 14 inches,
600 Loads of Afh Timber round, from 30 to 6o lett meeting,
300 Loads of 4 inch Afh Plank,
20,000 Ath Fellin, 4 4 inches.
400 Affi Axle-trec Beds 4 feet 8 ye 7 inches.
6000 (It incise) feet. fuperficial of feafoned Elm Board, and
30,000 inch ditto of ditto.

The whole of the articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the
expellee AT the Contradqr, in the following proportions, ard on or
before the periods hereafter fpceified, viz.

March ti, s 808.-3 co Loads of the Elm Timber, and soci Loads
of the Mb Timber.

April 30.-400 Loads of the Elm Timber, one.half of the Elm
Stocks, zoo Loads of the Ath Timber, tso Loads of the Alb
Plank, to,ooo Afb Faits, and the whole of the Axle-tree Beds.
June 30..-200 Loa :a of the Oak Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokes,
300 Ldads of the Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm
Stocks, ZOO I.oada of tile AthTimber, iso Loads of the Alb Plank,
and t 0,000 Afh Feltes.

September 30.-100 Loads of the Oak Timber, and so,ooo of
th e Oak Spokes. And on or before
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Deeemger 21 next, the whet,: of the Elm Board.

Propnials may be offered jointly or feparately for each article ;
but ao Tender can be received for the Timber and Plank for less
than 3o Loads of each; for the Oak Spokes for Ids than scazi ;
for Elm Stocks for lefs than 430 of either dimenfions; for Afh
Fillies for lefs than 1....c0 t for Afh Axle-trec Beds for kfs than
too; and for the Elm Board of tf inch,for lefs than 3,:0c taper.
facial feet; and for that of I inch, for lefs than 6000 fuperncial
eet ; neither will any Stick of Elmlimber be received ander 8o feet.
Further particulars may be known, upon application to the
Infpeetor of the Royal Carriage Department at 'Woolwich ; alto
at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Mall aforefaid, any dey between
the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Terms and Conditions
of the Contradt may he ken, and where alto the Propofals are to
be delivered, leafed up, and endorfed " Proporals for Engliih Tim..
ber, &c." But no propofal can be admitted after the faid tads of
November next, at t 2 o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither
will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an
Agent in his halal(' malt attend. By Ord, rof the Board,
_F. H. CREWE, Secretary.