Star. — 1823-04-16 (London, England)

STRAND. London And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. • LIQUID, in Bottles, 6d. led. lid. and lad. each. Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. ltd.•and la •etch. A Shilling Put of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. g - Ask for WARREN'• Blacking.  Will be published it; the course of April and May next, By G. and W. B. Ave-Maria-lane: 1. AN ESSAY on-the HISTORY and THEORY of MUSIC, and on the Qualities and Management of the Hu Voice. By I. NATHAN, Author of the Hebrew Melodies. In Royal Quarto. 4. The GRAMS; OK A Classical Allegory, hiterspersed with Poetry : translated from the original German of Christ. Martin Wieland, and illustrated with explanatory Notes, fee. 3. Dianne. Sea .Soncs • engraved from the original Copies in the Library of W. Kitchiner, M.D. To which will be prefixed, a Memoir of his. Life and Writings. In Four Parts, price 3s. lid. each.-6 These Songs have been the solace of Sailors in long voyages, in storms, in battle ; and they have been quoted in mutinies, to the restoration of order and discipline. Life, p. S. 1 4. Claws HORATIASA: or, A Key to the Odes of Horace did the Secular Poem. In which, 1. The aid of a Dictionary is rendered unnecessary, all the words occurring in each Ode being in their order, with lexicographical explanations.— ilti.r:ical Illustrations, and explanatciry Notes, are interspersed throughout; with many Latin Notes, and numerous quotations from the best translations.-5. A full,- yet concise account, is given of every Proper Name.-4. A large and copious Tract is prefixed on the Horatian Metres, which are set forth in the clearest and most simple manner.-5. At the beginning of every Ode in the Key, the Metre in which It is composed is expressed. A Life of Horace is likewise riven for the use of Students. S. Pena. SCULICNIUL ; a •German Story. With Plates, by i George Cruikshank. In nolo. 6. 'fates of Ow Ma. JET/LIMON, of Gear's INN; Collected Lby the Toeing Mr. Jefferson, of Lyon's Inn.—Series I. Mande-1 ville ; or; The Voyage—The Welch Cottage; or, The Woodman's Irue-side--4he Creek; or, The Negros Suicide. In Two Volumes, 12mo. 7. HIMALDIC ANOMALIIIL In Two Volumes, crown SYsli  S. RESSAILES 00 the Cotntray. EXTENDING frail Care PALMAS to the Ravin Congo ; including Observations on the Manner s and -Customs of the Inhabitants; with an Appendix, containing an Account of the European Trade with the West Coast of Africa. By Captain John Adams. 9. A Starirrtcat Accouter of New SOUTH WALES and VAN DUMAN% Lod; with au Historical Sketch of those Colonies, and an sonmeratloo of the Advantages which they severally offer. to 'Maus classes of Emigrants. &c. The Third Edition, embellished with a View of the Town of Sydney, and separate Maps of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. By W. C. Wentworth, Esq. In two. to. possuseraueoters on the Styrian; from the original Deeigns.of the late Samuel Ireland, Author of Picturesque Views of the Thames, Avon, Wye,' act. • The Work will consist of Eight Parts ; each Part to comprise Six or Seven Views of the most ressarksede Objects, &c. executed in the best manner ; and fieraity-six pages of Letter-prose, descriptive of the Gentlemen's Seats, Scenery, atc. from the Source to the Mouth of the Severn. A Part will be published on the Ist ofevery Month, commencing February I, till the whole be completed. In royal Ito. coloureci, and in royal Svo. plain. 11. Bavaisioct on 13azwuto ; being-the several Treatises of the late James flaverstock, Esq. on the Brewery, collected into One Volume, with Notes ; together with an Introduction, con. tithing a biographical Sketch of the Author ; a Paper -on Specific Gravities, and on the various Hydrostatical Instruments which have been used in the Brewery o by his Son, J. H. Baverstock, F.S.A. 12. A Seam of Lscruats upon the Etistern of CM: MEAL Science, lately delivered at the Surrey Institution ; comprising the Bass of the new Theory of Crystalization, and Diagrams to Illustrate the Elementary Combinations of Atoms, particular Theories. of Electrical Influence, and of Flame; with a full De.' scriptloo of the Author's Blow-pipe, and its Powers and Effects when charged with certain Gases, St.:. &c.—By Goldsworthy Gurney. In aro. 15. An INTILODUCTION to the