Star.
London, England, 1803-03-24 00:00:00

A SPLENDID NATIONAL WORK.

To NOBLEMEN and GENI'LEMEN SPORTSMEN;

and ADMIRERS of die FINE ARTS in General.

0....... will be publi(6ed, elegantly
printed in Soper-royd Qtjarto, and enriched cdth two
fubcrb Engravings ; viz. the Potters& and the 0 ..... u lID-
-111 re', and her Tonna, No. L twine sa. (to be continued
Monthly) of a new and fplentUd work. entitled
THE SPORTSMA.N's CABINET;
_ _

10r, a carted tiellatation of the various DOGS ukd in the
Sports of the Field, including the Canine Race in general con-
' Siting of a reties of rich and mafteriy Engravings of every W-
I
Hutt breed, from original paintings taken frum Life, pa:patty
for the Work, by P. R.l SAOI.II, ESq. R. A. and engraved in
the line manner by Mr. Jour SCOTT, (by whom the Plates to
MT. DANN es Rand Sports were executed.) Interfterfed with I
beautiful Vignette, ergraved on Wood, by Mr. . :Yes= r,
forming a cella/ion of fuperb Sporting fubjeeks. worthy the
attention of amateurs of Field Sparts,and admirers of the Arts
in general.
The Public are refpeakilly informrd that the above Work Is
prokented ander the immediate Uaooffevers!dlßYtguls-
edrs!
eharneten in the Sporting World, an I partioniam of the
Fine Arts ; and that Oattlemen of the aril abilities in the re.
fitedive depettemts are retained in the prokcistion of It ; to I
be eontprikd in about Twenty-four Numbers; e eh of whiels
will contain Three Sheets of elegant Latce-prek. enriched by
Engravings on Copper and Wood. whit appeeprlato know? ;
sad wady date up in turf-green piton papa ; fauna& in the
whole, Two banditti= Volumes in Quarto.
Noblemen and 0 oilman defirous of poffedlng early hm.
region' of the Eta ratings, are requited to forward their
orders to the Pubhiher. ur to their refuetive ilookfelierts by
erNnee the Welt will be puotis delivered in the order sib-
feribed far, and where Prefpnimes may be had yetis.
I Annan : Printed and pebbibed for the Prepeleten, by J.
Cooke. lvy4ime, Pate teeda.rew.

This day was publifhed, in Two Vols, limo. price 7s. 6d. in
• boards, or sts. elegantly bound.
H FrE CABINET ; or, A Natural I-liflory of
Quadrupeds, Birds, Fifhes, and Infects ; illuitrated with
700 Copper-plates, forming the molt complete yet concife
Work on Natural Iliftory ever publifLed
•* • The Britifh Critic for March, act, when (pc:icing of
this Work, defcribes it " as the cheapell Work ever puoltiked
with fn many Plates," and dotes their account of its mer is by
adding, "that, as a amp and convenient Introduition to Na-
tural Hillory for Young People, it dcfervts a vqy [lrons re-
commendation."

Printed for W. J. and J. Riehardfon, Royal Exchange; and
Marra. Vemor and Hood, in the Poultry.
Of whom may be had, price as.6d. bound,
A METHODICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR; containing
Rules and Dircetions for Speaking and Writing the
Language with Propriety and Accuracy; illuftrated by a ‘'a-
riety of Examples and Exercifes, for the the of Schools. To
which is fubjoined. an Epitome of Rhetoric. By the Rev. Jon
SHAW, Head Matter of the Free Grammar Sehoe. at Roch-
dale, in Lancatitire.—The Fifth Edition, carefully Reviled,
Corredted, and Improved.

This day was publifhed,
Pelee 25.6 d. fewed, 32bound in Cheep, or ca. elegantly hound,
LORI) CHESTERFIELD's APVICE to his
SON, on MEN and MANNERS; in which the Prinal-
pies of Politenefs, and the Art of acquiring a Knowledge of the
World, are laid down in an eafy and familiar manner; and Mu&
tratel by Notes from " Galsteo," a celebrated Italian Treatife no
Politenefs and Delicacy of Manners. To which are added. Ex-
tra&s from various Books, recommended hy Lord Cheiterfield;
Lord Burghley's Ten Precepts to his Son; Dr. Franklin's Way
to Wealth; and Pope's Uoiverfal Prayer.
In One Vol, tames price ca bound,
Mrs-mm.oov ; or, a Hittory of the Fahlious Deities of the
Ancients. Defigned to facilitate the Rudy of Hißory, Poetry,
Palming, Ste. By Mrs. Mooflr-,..
•.• this. Work was compd.'s' by Mrs. Monfigny for the
ufc of her own Pupils, from a coavidiou that the education
fr m Which this Rudy is excluded muft be isr.perfed, while no
Week on thW %Med ma to be found from which the netelfary
information could be had,that was not totally unfit to be placed
in the hands et young perfons (psrticulsrly young Ladies) on
account of the many indecencies they abound with, and will be
found highly ufeful in all Senbsaries foe Young People.
Its One Volume, 12010. price cs. bound.
SELECT PASSAGES from VARIOUS AUTHORS; de-
fignedto form the Minds and Manners of Young Perfects, and
at the fame time to afford an agreeable Mifeellany for dude of
riper Years. " I recommend
• The mire of piety, and (erred truth
0 And virtue, and thole lanes which GOD ordain'd
" Should belt fecure them, and promote them molt"
By A LADY.
Compiled for the Ufe of her own Children.
Printed for W.I. and J. Ricks:don, Royal-Exchange.

This day was publUhed, price fis. bound,
ANEW MET HOD of LEARNING
FRENCH in a PRACTICAL and EASY WAYt
Being an Uluitration of all the French Verbs, taken in their na-
tural and liguradve fenfe, arranged according to their different
Conjugations and Irregularities, and combined in thou Sen-
tences, with the Subibuitives and other Words to which the,
are the molt likely to be found tvinneeted : the whole terminated
by a regular fet of Familiar Dialogues, with an Englifh
Tranf-
lation, fo very literal, u to anfwer to the French Wont for
Word, without offending the Rules of Conitrualoo.
By Mr. DU kirrAND,
Teacher of Greek, Latin, French, Italian, and of the principal

. .
European living Tongues • and Author of kraal Gramma-
tical Warta—The Fourth Editloo,confideratdy aurnerLd.
Loudon: Printed for W. J and J. Rlchardfon, Royal La-
ehange.—Of whom may be had, by the fame Author.
t. A Table, on large imperial Paper, that pedants a Ciudad
Method of declining every Article. Noun, and Pronoun, in
French and which reduce.; all the Vcrbs to a Angle Conjuga-
tion. Price ye
a. A Imam Table for the !ratan Language, ya

3. Another foe the Spendli, Si.
4. Another fur the Portopiefe, p.
3. A Table that Stews the reciprocal Correfpoodenee of the
violable Farts of Speech, and (debilities a regular mode of eon-
J all the Verbs in the 'doe molt rfeful living:Tongues.
ell French, Italian, Spenith, Portuguefe, German, Dutch,
Sandie:, Danith and EngliS. 6s.
We have, on former maroons, introduce! Mr. Du Mita. el
to the aegaintance ulcer Readers. He appears to us to beaten
accurate way of thinking, and confideratre grammatkal ant-
i men. And what greater praife can we bellow upon any Man
than to by that be excels in the line of Lis Pref.:Son Z The
Table before us is wmp►ehsueve to a degree beyond what we
Amid ►ave conceived to have been poilifile. It relates not
merely to the rce,,lar decladimis and conjugations, but extends
to all anamohes of the French Teague. So far, therefore. as a
Chart of Language, which brings the whole before us in one
print of view, c.e be ofcful, the Table el Mr. Du Pithead is
entitled to mem:Wade° and applaufe."
Extrad from the Review.

FOR CHILBLAINS. R HU/MA*IISMS, BRUISES, &c.

Dr. tiTEERS's OPODELDOC.

THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged
to be (opener to every Preparation of the Kind in the
Cure of Brain, !Sprains, Rheumadfms, Cramps, Numbness,
and Sdfhtefs of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as
well as in ['Anna; a proper Circulation to the Limis when in
a Paralytic State. It is alfo particularly fereleeshie for
; but in this Complaint it mould be diffoired, and ap-
plied warm.
On the Outride of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodadoe is
paß.d a Stamp, in which are eograndthere Words •' F. New-
bee', No es, St. Paul's." Another' are eountcrfett.
Sold only by F. NIWIItRY, at the Werehoufe for Doctor
James'. Powder, No. ey, In St. Paul's Church-yard, a f..w
doors from the Caste of Cbstspfide, London; and, by his
appointment, by 114:fro. Jeboult and Co. No. iso, nod J.
Pkiallag, No y 6, Ozferd-ltreet, J. Ws te, Old Bond-nreet;
Balky and Co. Cockipur-inset; J Ward, Middle-row, Pia-
hnen ; T. Tun, Royal-Exchange ; sod W. Clarke, B•,rough
High Meet. Prise is, 6d. per Betas, liteladisig 'beam", or
Slsfortjafd.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY.
LIVERPOOL, BOOTLE WATER WORKS, &e. -
MONTHLY ',ALE.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT.
On Friday, Av."! theta; to o'clock, at Garraway's,
THE OXFORD CANAL, Five Shares of tool.
garb. in chi. ellablliked and improv.ng Navigation ; the
dividends have Readily advantcd to the rate of lA. per Share
per ann. with fair profptift.ot confiderably increaling.
The Orand jun.:lion and Paddington Canal, original Sham
and half Sharea

The Lower Trent Navigation, Two Shares of :col each,
parng per tent. per ann.
The Upper Trent Navigation, Ten Shares.
The Liverpm•l Bootie Water Works, Five Shares, poffcffing
fair profpcels of ;roving eminently advantageous to the Fro-
pr crow
Alfo Shares in the Rochdale, Alliby-deda-Zoueh, Rennet
and Avon, and the Bafingftoke Navigation,.
Particulars at the Hen and Chickens, at Birmingham; the
Bear, at Reading; the Star, at Orkird ; White Hoerr, Li:-
bridge; at Hatchetes Hotel, Piecadily ; at Garraway%; and
of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who is commiflionett to dif;A:fe of
Shares to various Navigations, Eftates, &e. by private Contrait.

KENT.
FREEHOI.D ESTATES.—CITATHAM, KENT.
TO BE SOLE) BY AUCTION-43y Mr. ROB. BURR,
Oa Thurfday, the 3tft day of March,• at the Sun Inn,
Chatham, at Twelve o'cl Ak. at nose,
ALL that fubilantial Brick Menage, fronting
Chatham High-14mi, nearly appetite the Market-rbce,
now in the occupation of William Trott, with the Yard and
Appurtenances, and one Tenement behind the fame; and aU
there two fubflan hl Brick Meffuages, with the Stables, Bart
Lodges, and very cabana Yard, now in the occupation of
Fullagar, Town Carter : and alb aU that piece of
Garden Ground, in the occupation of Mr.Thomaa Cokhcfter.
—All which Prunifes Ile behind the firft mentioned Brick Mef-
fuage, fronting Chatham High-ftreet, and adjoin thereto. an 3
, contain from front to marabout 257 feet, and in breadth in the
ow about 171 feet, and are now let to Tenants liable to quit
at a quarter's notice,at the very improveable Rents altogether
of 8:1 rya. and have lately been repaired, and arc very advan-
tageouDy lituate in the very belt part of the Tows of Chubut!' ;
and on them is a remarkably plentiful and good Spring of Wm
ter, at a finalidiftance from the Surface; and the Premifcs aro
ufficiently cut:dive for carrying on any Manufactory, and Jie
at a (mall di ance from and cafy c..rrbge to the River Med-
way, and will be (hewn on application to Mr. Robert Wells,
Clover-lane, Chatham.-?or farther particulars enquire of
Mars. Twopeny, Buchalter; and of Mr. Robert Burr, Atm.
tlonecr, Chatham.

To CARPENTERS, BRICKLAYERS. BUILDERS, MA.
SONS, FIRE-WOOD CUTTERS, and Others.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—ft JOHN AYRES,
On Monday ads, Tuefday nub, and Wednefday the 3oth of
March infant, cnd on Mondsict tett, Tuefday lath, and
Wednefday the 13th of April 1 ,at is o'clock each Day,
ALARGE QIJAWIT of Dantsic, Riga,
Memel, and round Scotch Fir, in Timber, Scantffng
Slabs. Plank, and Ends; a large quantity of Oak
11 and Plank Tope, Standing, Sills, Plates, and
Slabs ; a large quantity of Elm Plank, Boards, Tops, and Slabs 1,
a large quantity of Euphers, Scaffolding Poles, Board., Put•
locks, and Cords; a confiderasle number of whole and Cawed
Deals of various lengths and thicknel&s,fundry Ladden,Punips,
Narrow and Six-inch Wheel dote Bodied Carts, Timber Car-
riages, Trucks, and Timber Whims, Calt Iron Wheel Rail-
Road Waggons, Wheelbarrows, Harmers for Sixty Morro, a
Hoek Engine for bridling Oats and Cutting Chaff, the Hand
Chaff cutting Machines, Lead Meru Pipe, an the Ereelions
of the very =trainee Stables, Wockilsops, and Saw Pita, Brick
Makers and Carters' Hades and Sheds, and numerous other
Effedis, without the Malt Referee;
Now lying and being on the Weft India Dock Company's
Premifes, La MEHOUSE HOLE.
May be siestaf till tha Pale; Particulan and Catalogues mar
be had two days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Meeves, the Royal
Oak, Limehoure Hole; of Mr. Speeding, the White Huck,
Poplar ; and of Mr. Ayres, Broker and Aedtiesseer, Hound-
ditch.

A FARM and WOODLANDS, at CANE END. OXFORD.
SHLIE, near HENLEY and READING. TYTHE FREE,
With early Potretßoo.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT,

On Thoefday tie sikn.of Art. t /Di, it is o'clock, at. MIT S.

way's Ceifee-houfe, Chaige-alley,Lrndon, In One Lot,
Except previoutly difpoted of by dyne Co-itt An,
ADESIRABLE FARM, with VALUABLE
WOODLANDS, called COLLEGE FARM and
WOODS. Situate at Cam End, in the Road from Reading
to Wallingford, bdng Sac miles from Readlog, eight from
Wallingford, and s I root Henley ; commtfing about one Hun-
dred and two Acres of good Arable indeed Land, with a
new built neat Farm-Hoes e, fuitabk Out-buildings, produake
Orchard, Garden and Yard, ate. and above 203 Acres of es-
cellent Beech Wood Land, with fame thriving Oaks, du. lying
adjmning to the Road, and coevcnicat for Water Conveyance,
litmg within two miles of the Thames Navigation.
The Farm Lands arc very comae, nearly levei, and eon.
venlently dividtd ; let to Mr. Gearing and 'tort. Lewis, at old
Rents, wbn have received notice; to quit at Michaelmas next
The Woodlands are n hand well !W.:bed with young Tree*
not fulajedt to the Poore Rate.
The whole Utak is bounded by good Roads, and TON.
free, held of Menem and Chapter of Chrift Church. OKLA.
en Leak for at Years, from Miehaernas 013 ate, at a very
fmali rent. renewable according to the tattoos of the Laid Cole
Steward, on the Franifm. will mew the Eery
when printed Particulars may foots be had ; alio of Mr.
Hitt, Henley, (what • Plan rosy be ken); and at the Po!
Oakes at Henley and Reading; the Bear at Waliingford; the
SSG et Maldeolird; at Oarraway's; and of Mr. Sold, Lodges
Hi 1, Leaden, wbers a Plan may alia be fees.