Star.
London, England, 1820-10-28 00:00:00

ACHIEVEMENTS.

Just published, -inbne thick Volume, t umo. tattbellished trill
' .numerous eel-lured Batts, 148. boards, 15s. neatly bound,
HE NAVAL and MILITARY EXPLOITS
which have distinguished the Reign of GEORGE 111.
accurately deAribed, anti metlindically arranged.
liy JEHOSHAPHAT. ASP: S.
To the professed Listorian it will be a useful book of r..ference,
the most careful attealion having been paid to dates and places.
To the cursory reader it will prove an et:termini:lg and instruc-
tive companion, and to the rising youth it will be an amusing in-
troduction to the knowledge of the times in which he lives.

Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Str.lad.

Lately published by Mr. .4csitaatams,,,l6l. Strand
DICTE itESQUE ILLUSTRATIONS' OF RUE-
NO,S AIRES anti 3IONTE VIDEO; consisting of 24
coloured Views, Couumes, lidanners,acc. lite. of the Inhabitants
of those Cities and their Environs, taken on the }pct, by E. K
VIDA L, Esq. With INscriptive Letter-press. Elephant 410.
price £3. 13s. Ed.
PICTUREbQI'E TOUR along the Muss, front Mentz to Cologne;
containing 8-i coloured Views. 4ceranspanied with Descriptive
and Historical Letter.press. Elephant 4to. £4
PICTURESQUE Tone from GENEVA to Mews,by siricof the
Simplon 36 coloured Views, and copious Leuer-press.
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TWENTY-FOUR COAEACTRRIETIC. PORTILAUR of the various
Tribes of Coscsces, token: from .Life at Paris in 1815- and se-
emly:tided by I livisrical Particulars; and authentic be:tiiptions
of their Manners, Costumes, Ste.' ate. tuper:.royal, 255.
--Tweiven Viaws of the different SETTLEMENTS in NEW Snell!
\V tits, engraved by a Convict, from Drawings by Captain
Wallis; with des;uriptive Letrer.press, iir folio. This work is
the fist specinien of the firie arts prodticed iu that youthful but
rapidly bnproving colony. •
No. of Dri. SYNTAX in SEARCH of a-Wtrr; each Number
enntaining three coloured Engratling% by Thomas Rowlandson,
pq. 4s. 6d. This wank will form the Third:lndian Volume'
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PORTAGNI3I, or. FINV.-FLAYOURAsr FULL.-BODY,
AT Us. *PEI( laigES• • •
TVIOMAS and RICHAAD-ABlRtnt respect-
fa) infOrni their Friends, atalitrbf pubre in /sand, that
the* have comniteneett bottline-10011W of the '4a6TtfF *lnes
'which are all of most exeellent-qaolitip • * • .=,
Familiei who.w,i‘is to lay. winter Wicks, Aresespotte-
. fully solicit:Al.to forward olden per letter, or to call at-
-10. Ar.4t, to taste thb above 'trines, the'quality of.
which is tar superior to any Other-that lrave- been inverted of.
the last three vintages.', --• :• • .! • • - •
241.0. Akothr.Wiaes at,eqoallf lor:prices;atal•ot -the first-
rate qualities.

URGESF ~bIFAY . SAW 1:49r genes a 1 parpos. es:
B.
ha rug jives inch great apgrobation, and the tlemand fur
h continuing to inereise, aoaN BUAGiNS.and SON beg
most respectfully offer Tisk-that: iiist'acittienvleilgrnerts to
the Public for ,their liberal part-owe of the same : its utility
and great convenience in all alimates,:lhat recommended it to
the most distii:guishidfsre4n connea.ons, who have all ,spoken
highly in its recommendation.—lt is prepared by them ON LY
and for preventing disarsointment to Vandlles, all possible care
has been resorted to by each bottle bring sealed upon the cork
with their firm and addict., as well as each laLlel having their
signature, without whfch it cannot be genuine.
JOHN BURGESS and S( /N's long established and mach
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCIIOVIES, corenuct to be !..e-
Pared by them after the same manner that has given the greatest
satisfaction for,many years. ,
Warehouse, 107., SiIAND, corner of the Savoy-steps, London.
(THE oaront.u. emu-Liars WAREnOI96E).

MILLARD'S I MPERIA L'CLOI IL
Ay HIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS VATENT.
FOR THE EAST AND WEST INDIES, THE
CONTINENT, &c. • •

•
. T 1111 LL A TID respectfully informs the Nobility
V • and Fathili':s going or returning from abroad, his m-
'PERLA L CLOTII, peculiarly desirable to wear :n tl'w Fast and
Wed Indies (superseding the too-reducing wear of flannel there),
and in the Cold Climates, and for its economy, is sold, Stunped
with his Name, Sec. exclusively at but WtIOLEri.ILE aad RE-
TAIL EASTfINDI.I, and FOREIGN and BRITISH
WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHEAP'S IDE, in entire Cases, for
Exportation, and by the Piece of 26 to S 2 yards, and in wide
widths fur ihecting, at ISd. 2s. 6d.' per prod, &c.
J. N. respectfully informs Families forming klitabliflnnent4
on their arrival, or having Cormuissions, selections may he
made from the ac,:ustomerl rich variety orevery kind of Family
Linens, Foreign and British Damask Table Linen, choice Irish
Linens in 7-S and 1-1, curious India and British iluslins, for
Ladies wear aad kientiernen's Neckcloths, India Long Cloths
and Cossaes, French Canihrics, Russia and other flue Sheetiugs,
India Shawls, and curious British (7ashntere, in long and square,
peculiar to the House ; Printed Cambric, and Bettillas,
Decca and Jamava Chintzes, Sce: suckers, &c. with the newest
fashionable Articles, for Evetihig and Aioriting Dreis, at fixed
prices, from which no deviation is made; and those Articles
selected by the Piece, or demy, at the Wholesale price. Diawing
2nd Dining-room Furnitures, Moreens, &c.