Star.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

LOCAL MIMI lA.

AN Officer, who has been eleven years Adjutatit
in the Line, and who can obtain satisfactory recurnm..n.
&dons from the Commanding Officers under whom he has servedi
offers himself to fill the situation of Adjutant in the Local Mills.
Letters, addressei•te.G. B. Pat, Office, Canterbury, will be
duly attended to. "

CUSTOM HO USE, BRISTOL, JUN e 23, 1210.
FOR SALE BY PUI3LIC AUCTION,
Ry Order of the Hon.. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs„
On Tuesday the 10th of July next, at Four o'Clock in the After
noon, in the Long Room of the Custom House,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
The Sloop called the LADY FITZGERALD, burthen
56 Tons, late a Cork trader, with all her Tackle Apparel, and
Furniture as per Inventory-25 Firkins White Salt.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRAC
THE beautiful and remarkable fast-sailing LET-
TER of MARQUE Schooner, ZEPHYR, atimeasures
per register 172 42-94 Torts.—This is one of the handsomest and
best adapted Vessels for dispatch that has been been in the Port
of London for some time, is nearly new, and had a thorough
outfit at Plymouth about four months ago, and may be sent to
sea Immediately: For viewing the Vessel and other particulars,
apply to Mr. S. Cock, 30, Old Broad-street.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PIROPERTY.
• TO BE•SOLD BY AUCTION, .
By Mr. SCOTT, on Friday, July 6, at Twelve, at the Mart,
GRAND JUNCTION, Ellesmere, Wisbeacli, Not
thamptonshire, Union, Grand Union, Wilts and Berk•,
Kennet and Avon, Worcester, and Birmingham, 'Thames and
Medway, and Basingstoke Canal Shares.
Particulars at Hatchets': Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and
of Mr. Scott, No. 28, New Bridge—atreer.

Speedily will be put to press,
A WORK, entitled, a FATHER'S REASONS
for being a CHRISTIAN : dedicated, by pertniibio; to
his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
By the Rev. CH IRLES powLETT.
Chaplain i i Ordinary t his Royal Highness.
Subscriptions tux. tid. each; to be paid o:i delivery of the
Book. Names to be transmitted to Mr. Booth, Booksell,r,
street, Portland-Place.

LORD BORINGDON ON THZ CA I'llOl.lC QUESTION.
'Visit day was published, pr'ce ls.6d.
CZUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Rigiat
nourable Lerd BORINGDON, in the Kum of 1.0,r(1..,
stli June, 1810, nu the Petitions of the Roman Ceholics of frelanil.

Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, P.1111•Mall.
Also, in three large volumes, and ilhistre.ted with Portrait a '1:
Plans, price XI. 134.(id. or Proof Improsiiiitp, ou larg p •r
and hot pressed, XI. lls : !she Entenainivg Liven and C
paig:is of Gustavus Adolphus the Great and C arle, XII. n 5 ‘twe-
den, and Puier the Great of Iltus,la. lip 'Tarte And Vol air
Particidarly recommended to Military Men by the immora
General Wolfe.

This day was published, price Six Shilling,
NUNIBER If. ost

-rHE CLASSICAL JOURNAL ; conta;nin:,
-11 Critical No•ices of—Burgos's Phallism aml croades; Miss
Smith's Book of Job ; Es-,ays on the Sources of Pleasure received
front I.iterary Composition; Lindley Murray Examined, and it e
Essential.; of English Grammar---Motives to the Study of Ht.
brew--De la Formation du Langage—Oii the Latieisation of
Names.—Of the Standard of 'baste --On the Quantity of a final
short Vowel before a word beginning with s tollowed by cons°•
nant—Ot the Greek Acceniss—limcriptions on a helmet and caul-
dron found at Alpheus, near Olympia---Notz in Philoctetem
phocleum--Oxford Prize Poem, wish other Poetical Piece., and
a variety of Bibliographical, Classical, Oriental; and Biblical
Artd.les.
Sold by all Bookseller.; of whorls may also be had, a few
Copies of the FIRST NUMBER ; containing. Critical Notie.s
of Butler's JEschyltis, Burgess Phalli sa,and Miss Smith's Book
of Job ; Observations on the Axiim Inscription in Lord Vales-
; tia's Travtls ; and on the Del:an Inscription— Cambridge and
Oxford Prize Poems; Dissertation on the Origin and Progress ef
Language and Writing--Articles on Oriental Literature—BiblicA
ft Criticisms--Recherchus stir la l.angue de FE;ypte---Greek and
Latin Poetry---De Grzcortun Verbis--Bibliographica/ and Class
meal Intelligence ; with many other Critical and Literary Articles.