Star.
London, England, 1810-10-12 00:00:00

This day wgs put dished, in octavo, refry t:s.
TPETITION of the ENGLISH ROMAN
A- C NTHOMS contidered, in a Charge deliver.rl to the"
Cergy in the Diocese of Gloitcester, at the Triennial Visitation
of that Diocese in the Alunth of lune, 1810.
By GEORGE ISAAC HUN TINGFORD, D 1). F.ILS.
Bishop of Gloureet.T, and warden >K Winchester Colkge.
Printed for T. and W. Davies, Straisd.—Of whont may
also had. by the sametAuthso, the following Works,
1. Preoaratinn for the. Holy Order of Priests, nye. price gsaid.
2. An Introauction to the Writing of Greek, lino. price Gs. In
Soards.

3.1 A Call for Union with the Established Church, ilvo. price
ss. In boards.
4. Diqeaurses on different Subjects, two volasnits, Ova On
14s. in boards.

This day was published, a new Edition in I 2mo.price 4s.boards,
'1 'HE COMPLETE DISTILLER; containing
1. l'he Method of performing the various Processes of
Distillation, with descriptions of the several instruments; the
whole Doctrine of Fermentation; the manner of drawing Spirits
• from Malt, Raisins. Nlulasses, Sugar, &c. and Of rectifying them
with instructions for imitating, to the gr..atest perfection, both
the colour and fliv:otr of French Brandies. g. The manner of
lli,tiiiing all kinds of Sieaple Waters from Plants, Flowers, acc.•
3. Tiit. in. ;:iod making al; the Compound Waters and rich Cor-
dials so largely imported front France and baby ; as, likewise, all
ilithe now ma.'.o in Great itritain. To which are added, Ac-'
curate Descriptions of the sevegiDrugs. Plants, Flowers, Fruits
&c. used by Distil med Mliructions fur hoosing he best
of each kind. T le delivered in the plainest manner,
for the use of bot nisti!!zrs and Private Families. illustrated
with a plate.—]ly'A. CO(IPE111, Dist!iler.
Printed for Vector, Hood tee Sharpe,.2t , Poultry ; J. Cuthell,
Middle-raw, FLOorn 4,141gt0an., Ilarst. Rees, ()rote and
Erowne, Paternoatefikwavy. Crotty and Co. Stationers:Ceour.

THE TWE.i.VE ums.‘its.
In the press, and speedily will be published, (DacVcated to
More),
ACHAIN of HISTORY, which comprises the
LIVES of the TWELVE C.IF.SAP.:I; preceded by a suc-
cinct account of Rome from its first Nuail.rion, and such as it
was immediately anterior to the k&'u of C•co.tri Caesar.
his' work comprivs also the stopetolottsspi..iut of the girth of our.
lecEurn SAvioua, the Great R.-dr.:ens of Mankind! which
event happened in the Atigto•ean Age—the Crucifirion and As•
tension, in the minpestuous. Reign of Tiberius—the. Stoning of
St. Stephen, the Protomartyr, by the is ws—the Destruction of
the Temple and the Ctty of J. rusakin, by Veva.sian and Titus.
Together with an Ah,tract of the I.r.ws of the forty-eig!tt stic•
ceeding ~F.inperors ; widt a full ac, aunt of Athar.asius. St.
Chrysostom, St. Basil, anti St. Ptlyczen— the total 11.molitIon ui
Rome, by the Goths, Hunt, and Vandals--and t::e
pation of Rotate and Cum tl.e power those Ilartiarians,
by Cha:letnagne, the EsAirror of tile %Ver. The mr'.-o,le inter-
spersed with Geographic..l and Theological ietxeitces. i u which
ii added, a Chronolottiesl Tahie of the four first Ages of the
Christian Church ; with the ;lames of tht Consuls annually ar-
ranged during that period. Particularly adapted to the use of
young persons.—By ELBA ROGERS.
Prired for I'. Catlell and W. Davies, Strand.