Star.
London, England, 1810-06-25 00:00:00

SILK STOCKINGS.

SELLING uncorepionly cheap, at No. 32, Cheap-
side; art immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves,
flannel,, Drawers, Ladle.' Dresses all in one, &c. Shopkeepers
and t1i0..• wanting to buy largely will find a great advantage by
an early inspection of these article.. A quantity of white or
Nark silk, ss. 6d.; the best quality, equally cheap ; stow cotton
smckingn at In. per pair; very fine, Is. Sd.; super, Rs. 64.; brown
cotton for boot., Is. 9d.; fine ribbed cotton. es. 2d.; a variety of
gloves, from Ind. per pair, and other fashionable articles too nu-
stem to mention.
•,* Please to observe—They are at RADFORD'S Hosiery Ware-
house, No. 52, Cheapside, near Bow Church.

MONEY TO ADVANCE.
THE exorbitant demands made, and the disho-
rmurable measures generally pursued by those who advertise
to I.F.ND MONEY, deter many who want accommodation from
applying to such sources, and they not being able otherwise to
Anti a channel for negotiations of this nature, are put to great in-
convenience. A Gentleman, whose connections enable him CO
apply Money, on good security, to a very large amount, being
rnolved to conduct pecuniary affairs with the strictest honour
and regularity, is not deterred by the obloquy so frequently cast,
and that with reason, on advertisers, but begs to assure the no-
bility, ladies and gentlemen and their heirs, that by applying to
hitu they will meet with the most liberal accommodation.
The gentleman cannot receive personal applications in the first
instance, or give his real name and address, but will answer all
letters from principals, and immediately appoint an interview.
Direct to Mr. Sydney, 144, Fleet-stteet.

TENIPL OF THE MUSES. FINSBURY-SQUARE.
LACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. most respect-
fully fully inform the Public, that their NEW CATALOGUE,
which has been so long in preparation, is now ready for delivery.
—lt has been their thief study to render it acceptable to Book
Collectors in general, as well as to all persons connected with
Literature, by a vast aeldition of curious and rare Articles, and
be an improvement in the arrangement, affording the greatest
tcdity in reference.

NEW ANNUAL REGISTER FOR IKM
This day was published, in one large volume octavo, prise XI. Xi.
half bound and lettered,
THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, or General
-L. Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the
sear sn9; to which Is prefixed the History of Knowledge,
Learning, and Taste, In Great Britain, during the Reign of
Queen Anne.—Printed far John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be bad, complete Sets of the above Work, [ram
130 to 1809, thirty vols, half bound, price p3l.

'this day was published, in hyo. price as.
AN INQUIRY into the Limits and peculiar Object
of PHYSICAL and METAPHYSICAL SCIENCE, tend-
ing principally to illustrate the Nature of Cams/trio ; and the
()pinions of Philosophers, Ancient and Modern, concerning that
Relation. By R. E. SCOT I', A.M.
Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University and King's

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College of Aberdeen.
With an Appendix by Dr. G R coolie, of Edinburgh.
Piinti•il for ',oilman, Hurst,Rees, acd Orme; John Murray,
P. C. 2rd Y. ivington and T. Underwood, London: Brown and
Cr"thiP, Oliphant and Balfour, and Adam Black, Edinburgh.

WALES.
shortly will be published, in 4to. a New Edition,
T'HE HISTORIE OF CA4vIRRIA,.now called
W ALES, originally written in the British Language, trans-
leed iom F.miliA by H. Lim rDi Gentleman, corrected and aug-
mertf.l.l by DAVID TOWEL, D. D.
London: Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. Jamces-strect.
Where may be had,
Sketches in North Wales in folio XI. Its. 6d.
6.! 'Ellis work consists of sii plates, coloured to resemble
drawings, accorni.anied with letter-press illustrations, descriptive
of die local scenery, customs, and occupations of the inhabitants
of Wales, drawn and engraved by I. W. Harding.
'2. The Cambrian Directory; or, Cursory Sketches of North
ardS•uth Wales ; with a Chart, comprehending at one view the
advisable Route, best Inns; Distances and Objects most worthy
of attention. Fourth Edith %r So.

Just pubikhed,in tour yak. price 4.1. as.
THE DAUGHTERS of ISENBERG ; a Bava-
rianßomanee.—By ALICIA TYNDAL PALMER.
London : Printed for Lackinvon, Alleys and Co. FinsinuT-
square. Of whom may be had, lately published,
The Husband and the I.over; an historical and moral Ro-
mance, by the Author of the Daughters of Isenberg, three vols.
price ids.
John de I.ancaster, by R. Cumberland, Esq. three vols. 2d edi-
tion, Xi. is.
Iktidern 'limes ; or Authentic Anecdotes of an English Fa-
mily, 3 vols. I Is.
Lackington, Allen, and Co. s Ca.al )gt.e was published this day.