Star.
London, England, 1811-07-12 00:00:00

2.DUCAI'ION.

T the TRENCH ACADEMY, at Lewes, in
1. Sussex, young Gentleilen are genteelly boarded and expe-
ditiously taught French in ita greatest purity, Greek, Latin, Eng.
NVrting and Arithmetic, Geography and the Übt of the
tlobes, by V.A. Raymond and. proper Assistants.
Terms Twenty-six Gqlneas per annum. Entrance eine Guinea.
French is the only language allowed to he spoken among the
scholars. Whose health, morals, and liberal department, are par-
ticularly attended to.
The sehool will open again after the Vacation, on Monday,
July ee, 1 81 1.

Portlier particulars ma, be known, by applying t 6 Mr. Befit,
Bookseller, 35, Paternoster-row; and at 59, St. Martin's-lane,
*lsere the Principal may be spoken to, and references bad, if re-
quired, to respectable families, whose sons are now at the Aca-
demy, or have there eompherd their EduCatiun-
Stages to and from London every day.

A RECENT Incovery in the Art of making }kid
Dresses, &C. upon a new and Improved principle, and for
which his Majesty has lately been pleased to grant his Royal Let-
ters Patent.—Sold only by W. Vickery, at the King's Arms,
No. 6, "I*.vistock-street, Cort.:nt Garden.
l'!/e Nobility and Gentry will please to he particular in their
address to hint, as his name is placed in shops wherein he has no
c.. rtzern.

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED A]

TrRUNG.

9'HE Advertiser being the teal Manufacturer, is
-I- determined to sell every article of the first fashion and
workmanship at the following reducid prices, viz. '
Pearl Necklaces any pauern fronl ASS 15 64' rtmaking rkt. 10 6
Earrings per pair - 1S 0 1010 6
I. Bandeaux - • 10 10 0 9 10 0
Springs - ... 4 40` art. i 1 5 0
Bracelets per Nil: 4 . AlO 0 uPw s'" 1010 6
Lockets - i. Ili .6 [Ol4 0
Broaches - - - 1 S 0 0 7 6
Crosses - - 1 1 0, 0 4 6
&veal complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in morticed
eases, eonsistirg of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and
three Broaches, frail, ]e ito to X3O p.a. suit —Apply to 1. H. Ear-
low, Pearl Worker and Stringer, No. 1, Grange•court, Carey-
street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
N. B. Asa proof of the real advantage, he,ld mit to the Public,
partiestarly Ladies in the conntry who wish to purchase Pearls
of any description, thei will be attended to by letter (post paid)
and any ornament sent on approbation, by receiving the value,
with liberty of exchanging, or to have the money returned.

•
• poisrlCS AND LITERATURE. •
THE FIRST NUMBER of the WEEKLY, PO-
LITICAL, and I.l' rERARY RE VIEW, price One Shilling,
Brill published oo Saturday next, July.lS, at Twelve o'Clock,
by C. 3. Barrington, Bookseller,. 544. Strand, bear the-Lyeeum,
and may also be had of all th News Venders In Town and
. .
Courliy.

Jos:. puhlishe4printed on setting paper,
I. rillE FA It NIER's 'ACCOUNT BOOK for
-I- 1811.12. A new Edition, consisting of ruled pages and
insTraetfoissby which an accurate Journalism be kept of money ,
transartions and of every thing done i,n a Faros each week
throughout the year, price 211. or fOr half a year 10s. Gd.
2. The GAMt Boos for 1811, calculated to keep an aceolint
of the different kinds of Game, aix n and where killed, how
disposed of, and other particulars, price 7s. 104. 6d. 21s. or eia.
according to the size regnired.
Printed for John Harding, 36, St. James's-stree, London.

Nett Month will be published,
RIOGRAPHIE MODERNE ; or, Lives of Re-
markable Characters Who have distinguished themselves
front the Commencement Of the French Revolution to the pre-
sent time; in which all the facts that concern them are related In
the most impartial arid authentic manner.
FROM THE FRENCH.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.
Tile Edinburgh Reitiewers speak with confidence of the
accuracy of this work, from their own knowledge of the sources
of its information, and recommend it as highly Interesting in
various points of view, and presenting us with Portraits of Beluga
whose names we still recall with sensations of astonishment and
terror.

This day was published, in Rao. price 13s. boards,
the,Third Edition, of
SIR. TRISTRAM ; a Metrical Romance of the
19th Century.—By THOMAS of ERCELDOUNE,
called the Rhymer.
Edited froth the Auchinleck MS. by WALTtIt SCOTT, Esq.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, by Walter Scott, Esq.
1. The Lay of the Last Minstn•l, Sao. 10s. Gd.
2. Ballad- id Lyrical Pieces, Km 7a. 6d. boards.
3. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, 3 vol►. Bvo. XL les.
boards.
Marmion, or The Battle of Flodden Pieta, 121.6 d,
5. Ihe l .ady of the Lake, Sea. 12s. boards.

This day was published, price Li. wl:h a Portrait of the Author,
and other interesting Engraving•, in Y Vols. Inscribed to Her
Grace the Duchess of Leeds, Lady Milbank and Family,

THE REMAINS of JOS EPH BLACKET,
sis.ittg of Sketches, original Dramas, Poems, including
" The Times," an Ode, and Memoirs of his Life.
By, Mr. PRATT.
How many are the hapless Orphan's Cares I
Her state how wretched, lone, unfriended I
Without a Guardian in a guilty World!
Joseph Biacket's Earl of perm, V. 2. p. 257.
A small portion of these Poems were printed for private dis-
tribution, and very staOessfujjy circulated, affording reasonable
ground of hope that suchisf the posthumous Papers as have been
deemed.worthy of preservatiOn will not be unacceptable on their
own merits; to this, however, is superaddedinother motive,
namely, the Hope of making a slender Provision for an Orphan-
Daugh te r.
*„4' The Names of Subscribers to the private Edition will be
found in the prefatory Part of Vol. I.
Printed for skerwodd, Neely, and Josses, Paternoster-row.

-wANTS A PLACE, as GARDENER, a mar-
ried man with no family; will have no objection to the
care of a little meZow land, and make himself useful ; can come
well recommended. Direct letters to M. N. Poeteoffice, Sulu.
mers' Town, which will be attended tck