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-- ~ .70 T,HE EDIT-CA•OF 7 HE STAR. Stet—Pleafe to give a place in your Paper to the Vlowing Verfes, lung on the evening of the 4th init. at the celebration of h;s Majolly's Birth day, in the Aifcrubly Hall, Paiflcy, which will oblige, Sir, your obedient fervant, Paifley, runes, 1803. HAILMOSICVS. THE KING's iIIKTH DAY. P. NSW SONO, TO TIPS TUNS OP PHI MSS WSDDINO. On jovial dart in Paine) , town, When bright A ifemblies rm.t ; And loyal parties till the Hall, The King's Birthday to greet; A axing of brilliant wafts and fangs, They quickly give and bug; The ehearful rooms with mirth and glee, And joyful sotto ring. Sing Hiderum, di.lerum, bids um didstum, Fall, tall, tall, Lillatio. Then merrily may we all live, And happy in'y we be Whate'er our party views, we all In loyalty agree. Let Plr r, or GRLNVILLE. ADDINGTON, Ur Niuts A, tiger the helmt. O t oWisoitast,TtEastar, let them bawl, , Let us be quiet and calm. Sing Mauro, &c. to enjoy our King's lsirth•dals, Our induitry and trade; And when th' invading foe affsils, Well fly to arms with !peed. Beitanr.nia's thunder we will hurl, lu vengcance 'gainit the foe ; An I at the Gallic tyrant's babds, We'll aim a deadly blow. Sing Hiderum, Ste. We'll round the King, our father, flock, Each faitLful Albion's fon ; The people are his itrongeft guards, The bulwarks of the throne. Old England's, Scotland's, Ireland's tante, We'll praife with high renown ; The !Tie, and thiftle, thaturock twine * Around our Glom:it's doown. Sins bliderurn, &s. Then rule the wales, Britannia rule, The wooden walls we'll fing. Of Ocean's ifle, and Rill encore, GOD Save, Goo Save the King. Then merrily may we all Rs* And happy may we be; Let loyalty and joy abound, And let us all agree RDiRBUROH, NHS 6. Tuefday the anniverfary of the birth of our moR graciaus Sovereign was celebrated in this city with every demonftration of refpeEt which could be dic tated by loyalty to the bell of Kings. In the morn ing the royal Randard was hoißed in the Cattle, and at noon all the 'guns were fired. The whole mili tary force Rationed in Edinburgh, Leith, and at Picsthill barracks, were dr awn up in the New Town. The dragoons, at tillery, the zd battalion of the 27th foot, and three regiments of militia, under the com mand of Brigadier General SCOTT, were drawn up in Qt . teen's.ftrect, and the whole Volunteers of this city and Leith, cavalry, artillery, and infantry, were drawn up in Prince's-fircer, under Brigadier General GRAH•M. After having fainted in honour of the day, his Excellency the Commander in Chief, ac companied by the whole North BritifhStaff, his Grate the Lord Lieutenant of the County, and a number of other Noblemen and Gentlemen, palled along both lines, and then took his Ration at the bead of South Frederick-lticet, where the whole troops patted the General in flow time. They then marched to Leith- Walk, where they formed into line, and fired a feu it joy, after which the troops returned to their re fpalive parades, and were difmilled. An entertainment, in the ufual flyle of liberality and elegance, was given by the LORD PROTOeT and Magiftrates in the Parliament Houfe, where a gieat number of the firll charaners in the country attended. The evening concluded with an affembly. The mail coaches paraded through the principal firms of the city, the coachmen and guards in new fcarlet uniforms. In Leith the day was celebrated with limilar de month:mons of joy. The day was alto celebrated at Glafgow with every &month - arias of ardent loyalty. We have the fame accounts from Dumfries, and various other places in the country. From Dumfries we haye been favpured with the following particu lars : DUMFRIES, JUNE 4. This day being the anniverfary of the birth-day of our moll gracious Sovereign, was ufhered in by the ringing of bells. At ten in the morning the Dum fries Volunteer drums beat to arms, when they at fembled upon the parade in military order, along with the Light Company from the parifh of Ruth. girl!, and the Grenadier Company from the town of Annan ' • thek companies forming the flank companies of the Dumfries Volunteers, to whom they are at tached, along with the two Companies of Yeoman ry, the two companies of Artillery, and the patrio tic company of Clefeburn Sharpfhooters, here upon permanent duty, they were infpeeted by Lieutenant Crionel Douglas, Infpeeting Officer of the After the infpeetion, they retired in military order to the Green Parade at the Dock. The Yeomanry took the right of the line, under the command of Bryce M'Murdo, Efq. their Captain. The other Corps were formed in the following order: l'he ad Battalion of the 88th Regiment of Infantry under Lieutenant Colonel Wallace ; The Artillery under Adam Rankine, Efq ; 'fhe Clofrburn Sharpfhooten, under Grannie Stewart Mon teith, Efq. of Clofeburn ; The Annan Grenadier Company, under William Johnftone, xrq. Th e Mavis Grove, or Colonel's own, under David Newell. Efq. The Blida Linen Patriotic Company, under Thomas William fon, Hs rite Commercial Company, under Jame. Gratie, Efq. .ic Ruthwell Light Company, under William Brown, Efq. all under the command of A. Depeyller, Efq. of lilavi% Grove, Colonel Commandant of the Dumfries ihire Volunteers. Th e A r tillery tired fig rounds, the Infantry three vc.unds in bottom of the day; l whole lint gave arce cheers. While the Dtintfiies Volunteers were thus em royed, it was highly gratifying to every loyal mind (0 ()Verve the cppoCte fhore. The Volunteers of Troqucer formed upon a green plain dnder William M'Cracken, Efq. their Captain—they fired three rounds in honour of the day likewife, and at inter vals, wh telling upon their arms, their mufie play. 41, with much eget', the Iffig a s Arnhem, The &A' aboon Traquair, Logan Water, &c. &c. This Corps was formed under the aufpices of Wm. M.Cracken, Efq. of Mo:Ty Vale, and John Syme, Efq. of Ry dale, who is Aide-de Camp to the Hon. John Gor don, of Kenmore ' Colonel of the SteWartry of Kirkcudbright Volunteers, at prefent on permanent duty here. The day was fine, the zephyrs played upon the neighbouring ftream, and the group‘ of Caledonian fair that appeared at both fides of the river, all of whom dined with the Officers conneaed with the corps in the place, where they enjoyed the appro priate toaff and tong, added much to the beauty and delight of a Irene, in which fathers, hufbands, bro thers, and friends, were all happily mingled, for the twofold purpofe of celebrating the birth-day of their Sovereign, and of manifefling to the world their un alterable refolution of defending their native country with the unconquerable pertinacity of their anceftors the ancient Caledonians. Lieutenant Colonel Wallace, of the 2d battalion of the 88th, rode along the line upon his dapple charger, and paid the highett compliments to Colo nel Depeyfter for the military appearance of the Vo lunteers. The Rev. Dr. William Burnfide, one of the Miniffers of Dumfries, appeared in the field in his place, as Chaplain to the Dumfries Volunteers. In the evening there were fire-works, and an ele gant ball for all the beauty and fafhion of the place. Colonel Degeyfter appeared upon his brown charger, Major Sharp upon his favourite chefnut, and Samuel Clark, Efq. their Adjutant, rode a beau. tiful Bay. The Clofeburn Sharpfhooters are a fine body of men, and do much honour to their patriotic leader, Granville Stewart Monteith, Efq. of Clofcburn, by whom they were formed. L 49/ MTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE so. NEGLIGENCE OF MAIL COACHMEN. SAMsoM V. Haysw.—The Plaintiff, who is a Lieu tenant on board Sir John Orde's Flag firip, brought his adion againft the proprietor of the Portfmouth mail coach, to recover damages for an expence which he was put to, in confequence of being obliged to hire a poll chaife at Guildford, after he had been prevented from 'Meiling his journey to London in the mail coach, by tht negligence of the Defendant's fervant. It appeared that the Plaintiff took a place on the outride of the coach at Portfmouth for con veyance to London in November laR, and fhortly after they fet out the paffengersivere greatly alarmed for their fafety by the unßeady manner in which the driver concluded his horfes. The coach was fre -citiently in danger of being upfet, and when they got within half a mile of Guildford the coachman gave Up the box to the guard, and declared he was una ble to drive them further. On the fic,ppage of the , coach at the top of Guildford Hill, the Plaintiff 4nd the piffengers got out and walked to Guildford, where they took poll chaifes and proceeded to London. The Jury found a verdia for the Plaintiff.—Da mages 191.—Colts Ors. Sir JAMES klaitsiisLo obferved, it was an dif grace to bring an &talon for fo (mall a fum, becaufe it was for the benefit of the public fuck &ilium Humid be brought. COURT OF MG'S BENCH, JUNES. THIS KING T. GIOR•11 HOST. This was a charge of confpiracy again() the De fendant, an eminent boot and (hoe maker in St. James's-ftreet, for entering into a combination with a number of journeymen boot and (hoe Makers, to Mire their wages in different parts of the kingdom.— It, perhaps, may be ufeful to premife, that bout ma kers and boot clofers are perfeCtly chitin& branches of the fame trade, and it was in confequence of the difpute between there two claffes of perfons that this profecution was commenced. Melts. Ecsaret, GARROW, and Gnaws, raid, it was a confpiracy which tended not only tedeftroy the commerce, but to subvert the conftitution of this free country ; and whith mull, therefore, be put down by the ftrong arm of the law. Bye regulations had been made amongft the makers and clofers of boots, and there patrons prefumed to ere() them• (elves into a tribunal of juftice, to proclaim laws, and to extort penalties. To forward filch a delign, there were two diftind Courts eftablilhed, the one fu preme, the other fubordinate ; the latter was called the (hop meeting, the former the affeinbly of delegates. In imitation of the maxims of juriiprudence in the time of Elizabeth, there Legirlators enaCted, that their companions in the trade ilhoula only take one apprentice, or, if they had two, the firft mull be within fix months of the expiration of his time. The clofers refitted this arrangement ; the makers refufed to work with every clofer who thould not comply ; the trade was thus completely obaruaed, and the matters were threatened with ruin. Numerous fins were impofed, which the parties had no leuthority to enforce, excepting by the means they employ ed, of wholly abandoning the barriers. ln this fituation of things, the Defendant, as the molt eminent in his trade, was the molt confiderable Infer ; and for his own mercenary purpofes, op. pored to the intereft of trade, to the maxims of law, after haring preferred no Ids than a hundred indiaments againft the offenders, he himfelf paid the fines which were due, entered into an agreement to corroborate and eltablith there by laws, and thus encouraged fuch illegal, nefarious, and deftruClive combinations. Two witneffcs were then called, Lewis Richards. and Thomas Ilamborough, who depofed to the fads' hated in the opening of the Learned Connie). The Clerk of the Court read the engagement enter ed into by the Defendant, by which it appeared that he agreed to advance no further in the profecutions, and to exclude from his employment perfons who were confidered as refraltory (fcalu and tramp:), by the orders of the fociety. Lord ELIANISOROUGH" This k a compromife, but no confpiracy. The engagement entered into by the Defendant, he mull by no means aft upon— it is a nullity, becaufe it is illegal. The Defendant thould underhand, if he thould again come before the Court, his condlidt will appear in a more °fen five point cf view ; for the law will frequently infer :he criminal purport from the criminal confequences." Mr. GARROW—" It thould be underliond.what is the nature of a confpiracy. hly Lord will toll the D-retlant, on his own ttittotity, that if twenty men I go feparately to their matter, and . each ofthem says he will not work, this will be evidence of a confpiracy." Lord Essrhaoscucu—" Perfons may be con fpirators, without having Peen or heard each other. tt Gentlemen of the Jury—The Defendant has in tended to cool the paflioiss thefe parties, but in the endeavour he has nearly burnt his own fingers. There does not feem to be any criminal defign, and I think hz is entitled to your acquittal." Verdia—Not Guilty. LONDON MARKETS; OfBRN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, JUNE to. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only flan die 27th of May to the ift of June —Total 12,788 Quarters. Average Bos t rid —3s. test lower than IDA sawn. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the 23th of May to the 311 t of May. Total.--15,849 tacks—Average 79 1 . 4 4 -- of. OA lower than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS. 4401. SOCKETS. Kent .. 41 Si to 51 101 1 to - Jto 61 tes Suns - 41 8s to 51 04 SUriCE - 41 108 to 51 12' NM • 41 85 to 51 Os Farnham 71 os to ill Os Old Duty laid at ospool. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bogs 51 of to sl 15$ I Puck ets 51 ato 61 los PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehapel. Hayper 1°43 to to 5 to 3 30ba S 5 0 4 oto 3 o 0 Straw 2 8 to 1 14 1 60to I 17 0 a oto 4 so • Clover 4 oto S S 4 1010 5 10 0 SMIT FIELD, June to. To fink the offal--per !tone of 81b. Beef 4s 44 to 55 64 I Veal 55 od to 6s od Mutton 41 ad to 35 od Pork 48 od to 34 44 Lamb --5, od to 6s 44. HEA• OW CATTLE TEM DAT. • Beath about 1700—Shetp and Lambs 9,5c0. )lEWOATE andLEADENHALL, June 10. Per (tone of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 3s bd to 45 84 I Veal 41 od to 54 64 Mutton 3s 81 to 45 81 Pork 4s al to 51 4d Lamb 45 ad to 55 Sd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. janies's market 3s tod Town Tallow 66s al to os Clare Market 35 tad Ruffia ditto (can.) 67s 61 to a Whitechapel Market Raffia ditto (limp) 661 to oos 01 (pet (tone of Sib.) 3s 9d Melted Stuff 55. to 00s 03 ----- Ditto rough 36s od to to its 54 Greaves Its od Average Price 3s 9td Good Dregs Tao to 04 Yellow Soap, 765 to os—Mottled,B6s—Curd,9oll Price of Candles per dozen, Its al—Moulds, 12. od RAW HIDES. Hides (paßene) 3s 64 ;Is ffi I god! Skins in od to 2T II ° Middling p sd to p 4d Sheep Skins 4s od to Ils od Orditlafy 24 zod to 38 od Shearlings is 6d to 04 od Heavy Calf to od each I Lamb Skins as 6d to p od. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butt,, so to %61b each sad to 23d Ditto, 6o to 6slb 24d to zsil Merchants Barks skid to 23d Dreffing Rids. Sid to 244 Fine Coach Hides 23d to asd Crop Hides for Cutting ztid to 23414 Flat Ordinart azid to 22.td Calf Skins, 3' to aolb per dozen 36d to 404 Ditto so to solb 3sd to 39d Ditto so to Solb 34d to 381 Small Seats (Grecoland) per lb. 31 6d to 35 94 Large ditto HOB to ISo' per doz. Goat Skins —s to —1 ditto. Tanned Hoge Hide 258 to 42$ each NEW COAL MARKET, June to. Ships at Market. Shies Said. Prices. 28 Neweaitle Coals - 14 40s. 61. 495. 64. z Cannel - . 0 nos. a Sunderland S 38s. 6d. 4u. 34- LORD CHESTER,TIELD Paid, " A good fet of Teetb, in either fez, mull confiderably add to the prepolref lions formed in the mind on a fish appearance. And the obfervation acquires additional force, from the circumdance of the generality of the Englifh nation, 'from their mode of li mg, being troubled with Scurvy in the Gums, which producesTooth•ache, and eventu • ally rotten Teeth. There difagreeable effe4ls may be presented by the timely ufe of Burcsa's RESTORA TIVRTOOTH POWDER, which is ufed by the glee n andPriaceffes; the Emprefs and mod of the Nobility. It imparts a firmnefs and beautiful rcdnef to the gums ' • to the breath the moft delegable fweetnefs , to the Teeth a pearly whirenefs, reftcres the enamel, fills up the cavities, and prevents the dreadful effects of the Tooth-ache. Sold Wholefale and Retail at CHINO and Butrasa's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternoiler-row ; and may he had of moll Book. elicit and Perfumers in every town, in bozos at zs. gd. each. On Wolnefday, at his honk in Charles (trees, Berkeley fquarc' the Lady of George Pocock, of twin lons. On Saturday, Mrs. George Dawfon, of twins, being the third fuecdSve time the has been fairly delivered of a fimilar number. 1 hurfday in DevonOsire-Greet, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Buller, of a daughter. On the ad init. at Canterhury, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor, of the aoth Light Dragoon', of a daughter. At Dublin, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonci Pigott, of the Vice ford regiment, of a fon. At the Prince of Wales's niZat;he uh of lait November, Sir John Gordon. Bart. of the Bengal Engineers, and Con of the late Sir William Gordon, Bart. of Northwich. HAVING detested myfelf to the and', and been gratified by the naoft cemideraide 'White in that branch which I thought 'roper to fektft, t mull that I have not More mU employed my time than thole who, in the estaillvb fidd of the proreffion, are oecafionally immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fumes which Is acquired by coocentrating the Intencetual power to one des of difora. The Meares of DEBILITY arc peculiarly &Reefing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant Iymptoms, and; by a de preffien of all vital energy, exlftenee itfelf becomes embittered.—.! holier they &rife from the prevaler...e dm example, thedeftrue• tire habits of felsool-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the mod atAduous proftaonal ; hut by the ignorance of uneducated men, the tymptoms are aaravated, anti the coati talon is &lima Asa MEMBHR of the ROYAL COLLfitifid SUR OEO N 3. I grouud my pretenfions on mg:laxity of edt :atlas; and pofieffing every privilege to practice, I feel myfdf entitled to that confides« with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firit fenfations of local weakneV, early .application win prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fur ferer, from a confdoulhefs of the umnanlines of the Vet which ceded his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or cenle re of hi s family phyfician, and broods over bit infirmity with careful ear cednumt. it matt be fatisfadory for him to be idfured not only of capattfity of treattnent, but Oro of the molt Inviolable fecreey. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is polfible to prevent p danger or &fire& ; In the molt complicated teas it Is the acquire. went of exclave experience in this hue to died a fafe, certain nand frady ro-eitabinlanent. I offer the advantage of this experience to dare of either fez wtc are aiiiiaed with any bind t DEBILITY, of any fymptaius of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in aU cafes the taint of rano aeration are Rated on the brit interview. paeent us the country arc rep:died to tackles Bank note, ace are requviicel to fpccify tEcirISI age agd manwn. of living. AR4 ERIE, Maher of the Royal CoUw of Surgeons In Landoll No *9, Annitid-itteet s Strand, acialle Dm. CAPITAL FREFHOLII, rfrA - r - N. 't rr-'E pimp. With '1 hr,e cofcral :VI:ANC/11S and - 1 . 1 to a acry gt event, it— To be SOLI) by AUCTION. by THOMe. s la Lots, at the-Houle of James Hurry. by the New= ot• the Fated') inn, in Whittl:fey, within the of Ely, in the County of Cambridge. oh Monday the oft day of July, between the 14nurs of Three and Sir in the Afternoon, fulled to fuch Conditions of Salt:, as will be tinted there prnaweil, SUNDRY valuable ESTATES an WHIT I'LE SEY, aforefaid. confiding of the Right and Intereft of the Imr,ropriators in and to all and fingular the Tythe. of the common open Field*, and whet. Lands and Hereditament* within the fere. ral extenfive Parithes of Whittlecey Saint Mary and Whittlthy Saint Andrew ; to,;ether wit!' divers Freehold Mcffusges or Tote m ins, Farms, and inclofed and open Field !Ands. come/Lining gi.-ther upwards of Two Thoufand Acnx of m <tt excAlent Ara- We, Meadow. and Pafture Groutuk, in a very high State of Cu'ti cation, and Tytbc free; now in the Occupation of very refpetta. Me Tenauts, at Will only, under low Rents. Alfo, the Thrct feveral Manors of 11'hitth.f..y Saint Mary, Whittlefcy Saint Andrew, and the Rectory of Whiillefry Saint Mary. commonly called the Coquenary , wit b the r: nni, Quit- rt.:: • s, Fisheries, and other Manorial Rights diet:cunt! , refnedisdy longing ; and alto the Right of Prefentation to Vie Vicarage or PerpetuatCuracy of Whit: terry Saint Mary, nforcfaid; the prilent Incumbent whereof Is aged about Fifty five Y:;..irs. The faid Farms and Lands are extremely valuable, the low Grounds of which being moft excellently embanked and drained by proper Water-mills or Engines, and fituate near to or adjoini, g th- feveral Navigation' of Morton's Leant. the Mate, and B. yin's • River, all extending to, or communicating a well with the feveral Cortnmarket Towns of Peterborough, Witbech, and Cambridge. as alfo with the principal Sea port Town of Lynn. The O< , il poffelres an inexhauftible degree of Fertility, and whether tired as Arable or Failure, is equally Wand Int in Vegetation. To view the Eftate, apply to Mr. John Boyce. of W'',littlefey, aferefaid; of whom, and of Mr. Barley, Attorney at I,aw. at March, printed Particulars may be had; as alb at Gray's kin Coffee-houfe, Holborn; the Three Cups Inn, Alderfaate-ft .. e.. London; the Rofe Inn, Cambridge ; the Rofe Inn, Witbrch; the Angel lon, Peterborough and of the Auctioneer. at Ely. NEW Mr.latclto, AOI NEWBERY and SONS, No. 4.5, St. Paul's . Church-yard, I.on ion, Proprietors of Dr. lamcs's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public. th t in ens fevence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or al. ts. 6d. per Dozes; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packe:s in a Bottle (as n.ade up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 4.. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commiinuners, fur MON New bery's feparate Me, in which the Words, " F. tiewbery, No. 45. St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be a foticient Secu:ity againft Counterfeits, his Signature on the La bels will be difc ontinuctl. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to t* , e firft twenty of which' Mt. Newbery's Stamps are allixed, but thole v ha purehafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratb. Dr. James's Powder s 9 Dolby's Carminative a 9 --- a Bottle 14 o Dr. Aultiu's Chalybeate , Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 .--- large Box 24 o FreakesTinet of Bark 4 o Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe s 6 Ditto Hoz.ham's ditto 3 o Convulfion Oil a t Tonic Bills . s 9 Nitre Drops 1 6 FnglithCoffee - a 9 ----Camomile Drops I 9 Dr. Hooper'a Pills i ai .---- Pare - soda Lo- Grant's Drops a a zenges a aI , Scots Pills t O Angibaud's Blois ditto aat 's Magncfia a 6 Effence of Coltifoot 3 6 tionme, Drops 3 6 _ - Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spilfbury's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solamb r's Tea 2 50 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Greenough'. Tito:quer./ t a Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges I Effence of Peppermint Ii # Etience of Ginger Z 9 Glafs's Magnefia 3 6 N.B. As many Perfoes, particularly Mcffengera, tniftake the boufe of Meffra Newbery, they think it necetfary to point out, that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide a with theft Words infcribed on the front— ' Tut ONLY WA/LENG•iISIC FOR DR. JAMLI'I POWDEO A SOFT, CLEAR, AND DELICATE SKIN. THE celebrated BSTERGEN r LC/110Nr a highly cites:sued throughout Eli' one for the Cure of Scor butic Eruptions, Coarcetiefs, Rednefs, Pimples, Sec. on the Fate, Hands, aaed Neck, the only Remedy for effectually daring the Complexion, and removing all Difeafei of the Skin, is prepared by the Inventor and tole Proprietor, S. SOLOM'JN, M.D. Gilead !mule, near Liverpool. " Nothing contributes fo much to our general Needs In life at as engaging firft appearance." • • CUESTLIIMLD. Simplex Mundidis."—Hoe. a Od. v. 3..—Elegant by Headliners. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and Puddle in general.. This Lotion, for a (cries of years. has been wilverf.dly admired by the Nobility and Gentry, as the molt elegant, fragrant, mild,. Cafe, and valuable Liquid or WaCh, and highly eftremed fur its great virtues In cicanfiug, clearing, and foftcning the as well as for ireeing it from cutaneous eruptions, fo detrimental to female beauty ft gently rcftores the (kin to a degree of Windt and pu rity beyor.d the powers of defcription. A beautiful complexion and healthful appearance are the admi ration of all who behold them, the ride of aU who yoffcfs them, and the envy of all who want them; for what can be more dithd ring to a fine woman, on the part dting of whole face Nature has laviil.el all her power, than to hod hercomplexion difeolouredand her features disfigured with difguiting pimples, that deftroy the effes of all her charms ! It unfortunately hoppers. very fret/neut. ly, that the female fez. when attacked by there compLiiiits, fuller much more from them than men, as the texture of their (tin is en slowed with a much greater degree of delicacy and fenfibility. is is in this cafe that the imagination, the influence of which on the forcer fez is fo very extenfivc. takes the lead, extfperates the difeafe, and renders it a thoufanel dines more obilinate; and yet Dr. So lomon can affure the public, from affidtMus obfervotion and long experience, that tack hnpurities wiling from obftrutlied petfpira tion, are the eafieft of WI others to overcome. The veils, when once freed from the matter contained Its them, and which hail be come vitiated by ttagnation, readily affunie the to= and energy neteffary for cutaneous fecrettue. The Abßcrgent Lotion aifilts the efforts of nature 41 ripening the channels of perfpiration, and enabling her to ge3 kid of what is loathfonie to the human frame ;to gtt of 'hat which the longer it is pent up the more inveterate an offettfire it becomes; or, in other words, to remedy thole afflictions which wife from obilruft ed perfpiration. Sold in London by Mrs Mathews, 18, Strand; Dicey and Sut ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, tsexford-ftreet; Pishinig,76,ox• ford Bret. ..iippofite the Pantheou; ! nties. . 4 Chcapfide ; Bat t l; and Son, Fleet-market; Sbaw atta Edvrards, 66, St. Valli'. yard; Howard sod Etana,LongsLane,Vireft-Stuitkifichl; and par. titularly at the following places, via. 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