Star.
London, England, 1807-08-13 00:00:00

DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS P 11.1.5.

'THESE PILLS have long obtained a jolt tele-
brity in the private pradice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary,and from their great Needs io many obllinate Bilious i
Dirorders, on numerous patients of diftinGlion and others, parti
cuiarly the Duke of Bcdf:ird, Sir George Warren. Sir Gregory
Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say apd Sele, the Vecounteis
Bulkeley, Ate. &e. he was perfuaded to offer them to the public,
si.d, r the approbation and fandlion of their name.
The following is a Proof of their Efficacy..
" Deal Caftle, Haverfordweft. South Wales,
February a. 5803."
" Captain Lloyd prefents his compliments to Mr. Dixon, ;litho
not perfunally acquainted with him, would take it as a favour, if
be would fend him lour or five boxes of his Pills, as loon as he
poffibly rro. Mrs. lloyd, who has always vied the Medicine is
now pregnant an: very unwell—fur the great fervice they have
keen to Ales Lloyd, as well as to Co/ Bilhop and all his family,
Capt. Lloyd fah it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he
pea; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint fume Fictions
armadas In this courtyllt would be a benefit to the community."
The Pills are fiund to be an incomparable remedy for reftoring
the tone of the liomach—for curing indigellion —for preventing
crudities, and their c.edequent difigrceable erudtations and II au-
knees. they pr, vent habitual and temporary coitivench—fick
-,1 a"d t e-.rt hnrn sv .ieh is orcAoned by pregnancy. and
a debilitated itetneeb. whether ariarg from the acrimony of the
redundant bile. intemperate diet, or drinking to excels.
Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Ruder's, No;, C.beapade, cor-
ner of Paternolter row, London; and retail by moil country Mc.
&Me Vecders, in boxes at as. 9d. and 61. ea‘h

JUTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTHPOW-
DER, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was is
the drek of Dr. P. H. Diatfdale'. particular acquaintance, and the
lklultelity and Gentry. his patients. and its virtues juftly appreciat-
ed ;but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing
this preparation. Mr. Butler has come Into poffellion of the original
recipe, and he begs to allure Mote afflitled with decayed or ellen
live teeth and gums, that they may rely on its eflicacy and reftor-
alive truifm of which any one may be eon rimmed, by a
fair and candid trial o' one hoz. Of the properties of this Tooth
Powthr. Its deterfive property is juft fuffaelent to dear away thole
deftrudlive particles of add which generally adhere to the gums,
and in the interflices of the teeth. without injuring the fanfare of
either, kalif,' forends in the former, and promoting a new t tot-
ted of pearly whitenefs, where it has been injured or corroded on
the latter. It has a pkafant and agreeable odour, audit withal fo
p.rfedly inn:teak, that it may be eaten without injtiry. Thefe
diftinguithing charaderillies of ha fanative effeds and fuperiority,
have procured it the unbounded approbation of the Out en, the
Prinetlles, the Emprefs of Riau, the Duehtffes of York, Bedford.
Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and moil of the Englith and foreign No
hility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a nterf-
Cary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do but common juf-
tiee herein, fioce it imparts a firmnefs and beautiful radoefs to the
gunwto the breath the molt delegable fweetnefs, and, if ufedeon.
Rawly as directed, will render the teeth Irm and white, and pre-
vent the tootheaeh from returning to that who have been liable to
its mull baneful elltdts.

Prepared and fold wholeale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 41
Che Infide. corner or Paternotter-row, London, and davit CO"
try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at is. 9d. each.
Of whoa► may be had, Butler's imptoved
ilrsau.s,psice Is. cub.

N. B. AU applkatiose by letter, for I kestees, to tbh Office, mutt
he pnit gala.

No 16-, FIXBI' S

CAIFE and WILLIS, Tayl.rs, Witnilen-drapers,
a.,(1 Mercers, aCct, Fleet itert. beg leave milft refra,e,ily to
acquaint *heir numerous Friends and Cuitorocrs, aril the Public
in general, that they are about to remove their pretent citablitb-
ment to No it t, (late No. tog) New Bond.ttrees. S ani W.
avail thetnitivcs of this opportunity to return their mat gest-inn
thanks for rift favours, and to folicit a eonti.mance or slat ra-
Voltage which they have lung enjoyed, and which they will
ever be entuiouv to •••erit by a rigid in rfevcrance in that fyftem of
honour and integri.y by which they flatter tirchtfclvcs their con-
dud has always been regulated
N B. S. and W. were induced to hope that their improvements
and re?airs in New Bond-ftreet, would. ere this,have been com-
pleted. They do not, however. at prefetit exped that the pre-
oats will be ready for their reception much before Mienaeimas