Star.
London, England, 1816-04-12 00:00:00

PORT WINES OP SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE.

This day were published,
In Two Volumes. eto. with nearly One liundted Engravings,
price se6. 4s. boards,
r.figRAVELS of ALI BEY, in Morocco, Tripoli,
I. Cyprps, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, and Turkey, between the
Years 11103 and 1807.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
Printed for Longman, Hunt, Roes, Orme, and Brown, Piter-
nosier-row.
AU Bey has boss long known to Men of Sdence in various
parts of Europe. Travelling as a Mamalrmo and Prince, hr has
been enabled to give, among much curious matter, some new and
interesting relations, which no Christian has ever bad the oppor.
tunity of doing. He bad the privilege of visiting the Temple of
Mecca, and of washing and perfuming the Cash*, the nto.t sa.
cred office of the Mabonsetan religion. He has given a mum,
account of these ceremonies, and of the sVerbabites, by whom
he was taken prisoner, in his way to Medina : also, of the mag.
nificent 'Temple built by the Mussulasen on Use site of that of
Solomon and which no Christian has been angered to inspect.
He describes some envious Antiquities of Cychera. Idalia, and
Pathos—and the Temple if Mosque of Job, in. Constantinople,
where the Sultan, at his accession, is girt with the sabre, and Into
•
which no Christian has been able to penetrate.
The substance of these Travels has been reed before sue Na-
tional Institute at Paris, and excited greatfinterest them.

HUSBANDRY Or SCOTLAND.
rhis day was published, in SVols. eve.arith numerous Entwistle,
price Li. lOs. boards, the Sd Edition, greatly enlarged. of •
AN Account of the Systems of HUSBANDRY
adopted in then ore improved Districis of Saelends with
some observations on the Improvements at which they are suscep-
tible. Drawn up with a view of explaining how far these Systems
are appbc.ble to the less cultivated parts in England and SCodand.
By the Right Hon. Sic JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart:
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FoUndsc of the Board of Agriculture.
' Printea for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Lerma, Rents
Rees, Orme and Brown, Landau ; an.l John Combing. Debbi.
" This Work Is, without all doubt, the most usefulpsefornssace
of the kind that has appeared in this' Country. The bast pratdces
of Scottish Agriculture are minutely but 4:Gadgety desetiblids is •
plain husloms-Wye manlier. 'Chu materials, indeed, were tar-
nished by a great number of the most shihni Agrieoltorists,who,
instead of Ind:tieing in speculation, have appointed themselves, In
gele'tal, with merely stating the particulars of their.awn manage.
went, Wier success that km attended it. Their bulidingi and
frusaso instrument& their crops sad hie stacks that Ma-
rah system, and the militias !which it embraces, are all so fault.
fully delioested, that we think all the leading (satires Odle bp.
bandry and rand economy Of !Oakland, may bead/icily treasile
'bvreaderethtrlrtoonVersant with ahem tobjects.".-11dlis Revs

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AHE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
PANY have the 'Misero to inform their Clitonten and
the Public in rowel. that they have now for Sale 10,000 Dozen
of Poet Wine, which for Savour and true excellence of quality is
unitise, the price 54‘. per Dozen. This Wino Is of the purest
qttallty of Portugal Red Witte, from the wood, and is only in-
tended for keeping to produce such Wine as never can be excelled.
This quality has never before.heen odered, except by the Corn.
merdal Hall Wine Company, and to prevent any other Wine
freqfbeing introduced as this ankle, the Public are informed
that every cork will be sealed with bright red wax, and the words
Cotlttnereial Hall Wine Company," to a circle, with " T.R.A."
In the centre of the seaL
The above wise may be had, and a full List of etie Company's
Pricet, by application, at the Commercial Hall Wine Company's
Stores, tos Skinnemsteet t 430, Oxford-street, Loudon ; or of
any of their Agents to the Cotiatey.
Cape Madeira Wine, of the finest quality, Imported at Ms.
per (Wien, mil the new Day is laid on. -

IMPENETRABLE PAINTS end COAL TAR BROWN.
THE Paints are very ornamental, and may be
plied to all purposes of dogrel Painting, both inside and our,
where handsome Appearance, Durability, and Economy are
considerations. For Park Palings, Out-buildings, Stucco and
Plainer Fronts, Iron and Woud Railing, they are peculiarly
adapted. as they resist*, Elects of Weather in an a•tunishing
degree. area Cure for tins Worn and Dry Rot, and are Anti-
regrows.
Intristble Coma, pot cwt. dt a. Citocolate, per cwt. Sis.
Dark ditto 70s. Red or Brown Paint " 424.
Olive ditto . • - ills. Preplared Oil, to thin them
Fine Deep Green, Is. MI. for Use, is. Id. per Gall.
111 to Ss. per . I Wbhe Lead, pay cwt. see. to
Slate Lead, end Stone I
sea.
Calours, per ;wt. SS& Linseed Cake for Cattle, Ste &c.
Linseed pig. Turpentine, sad Ilse (Detours, -for Inside Paint-
ing of corm
Refined Tar BroWs, per cwt. See.
Tar Brown 1 no.
bitC"tiotkto Black -23 e.
These improved reparations Of Coal Tar are applicable to
the tiovethig a Keogh Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather boarding,
Wood, ender Proond or NEstet ; particularly the Refined, which
is perfectly 1E6014* in Water; the Warm will not penetrate
where it Is used—it is pta good colour, dries very hat* and is
:may applied, requiring only to tie held, and laid ou With a
ammo Tar &orb.
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eipsaliftrip gberkies
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