Star.
London, England, 1808-09-13 00:00:00

United College, St. Andrew's, August, 1808.

FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION--HALLAM'S ANTI•
BILIOUS PILLS.

THESE Pills are partial laTly recommended in all
Bilious Complaints, whether arising from .a weak or deo
ranged action of the stomach, from colds, whereby the secretion
of bile is obstructed—or from excess in eating or drinking,wherein
the bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated to the
stomach, causing sickness, jaundice, windy disorders, indigestion,
&c.—ln habitual costiveness, a sluggish state of the bowels—sick
head-itch, and also during pregnancy, they may be taken with sin-
gular got.tl effect. Price 9d. per Box, ditty included.
Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, GS, St. Paul's
Church-yard, London ; and retail by all Medicine Venders in the
United Kingdom'

PRINCE, Desist, 9, Jolllc-STREET, OxFOltD-STitEla
—ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made from a substance with an
enamel, and are so exact, as not to be distinguished from natural
teeth; they do not change, and are skilfully placed from one to
a whole set on reasonable terms. Also natural teeth skilfully
fixed to stumps, or from one to a complete set---bas an easy me-
thod to fix a tooth firm with a pivet, if the stump be ever so far
gone—regulates uneven teeth, and removes decayed spots to
prevent the teeth from further decay—teeth cleansed from tar-
ture—assists dentition in chi!dren, and through his study and prac-
tice, flatters himself he can succeed in the most difficult cases, his
assistance having lately been rendered to persons of distinction,
who have before been incapable of wearing that ornament. Gives
advice, and performs every operation on the teeth and gums to
all periods. The above Artificial Teeth are preferable in many
respects to China teeth, as they can be fixed with more safety,
and are not discoverable ; it is generally remarked, that persons
wearing Chinea teeth can he discovered at first speaking that they
are artificial, which is very unpleasant to the weare-s—Prinee's
Paste Pearls for concealing decayed or blemished teeth in front—
persons losing a fron- tooth, may with ease in a few minutes
substitute a tooth themselves. Half-a-guinea per box, directions
are inclosed.—Prince's Cherry Lotion for refreshing the mouth
and immediately sweetening the breath; fastens teeth though ever
so louse; and strengthens tender gums, Half-a-guinea per bottle.
—Prince's Cherry Paste for preserving and whitening the
teeth ; curing the scurvy in the gums, 2s. 6d. per pot.—Prince's
Mushroom gives immediate relief to the tooth-ach ; prevents thu
face from seadling. 2s. 6d. each.

Persons residing in the country afflicted with any complaint is
the teeth or gums, may receive proper advice and medicine, by
stating the Evure of the complaint in a letter, ixtclosing a one
pound note, directed for Mr. Prince as above.

FOR THE TFETH.-IROTTER'S POWDER.

Patronised and used by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cla-
rence and Kent, and universally used by the first persons of
rank in this Kingdom, and all foreign Courts, and Gentlemen
In the Navy and Army, who have found the good effects in
long voyages above these 25 years.
TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENT'RIFICF.
or, ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, acknowledges.
by the most respectable medical authorities—used by many,
and recommended. The Powder cleanses sand beautifies the
teeth, sweeetas the breath, possesses no acid that can corrode
Cie enamel, and put; a beautiful polish on the teeth. Front
its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy
(which ofreu crove3 the ekstruction of a whole set of teeth), and
prem.!' vcs sound teeth from decay, decayed teeth from becoming
worse, and fasten; th-..sc whirls are loose. In the estimation of
4hose who have been in the habit of using It, it prevents the re-
turn of the tooth-ache, with which before they had been violently
afflicted, and obviates the necessity of that most disagreeable of
all operations, scaling the teeth. I ;kewise a Tincture which pos-
sesses the power of easing the mast Violent tooth-ache, and is a
avzsb with the Powder.—A Cautinn against purchasing any Asi-
atic Tooth Powder, without " M. Trotter" on the stomp on the
top of the'hex, all others are counterfeits.
Sold wbrile sale and retail, by the Proprietor, No.?, Beaufort-
buildings, Strand ; and, brappointmeot, at most of the wholesale
Perfumers is jAllilon; and out of town, by Mr.Simmons,Ports•
mouth; and Mr. Mille, ditto; /4r. Earl's, I'arade, Plymouth;
Mr. ROck, Mr. Granville Dock, ditto; Mr;..Shearcliff and:Pros-
ser, Evisuil; Mr. Vise, Bath.; Mr. Thomson, Isle of Wight;
Mr. Corbett, Not' ingtum ; Mr. Potent, Colcherter ; Butler, Og-
ford; Harvon Gretas, Ipswich ; Mr. Dyer, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne; Townsm, Chatham; Jacobs, Sheerness; Lions, South-
ampton ; Attir,A, Ya,-mclith andMr.Donildson, Brighton; Mr
Davion, Liverpool; t.,,t1 is, every .capital town thrnighout `Eng-
land.—Pleme to ask fur Trottees ; bt.r name is %limn on she
stamps.