Star.
London, England, 1812-02-12 00:00:00

THE BE:1T FLOUR MILL IN TNGLAND.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. 13ARWOOD,
On Monday, the t t instant, e One o'Clncit, at Jack's Coffee..

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hot.e, Corn Exchange, Matl-Liar,
erilAT well -knnwn STEAM ENGINE anti
-I- ft.OUR M;I.L, initial ha. Wen 10r some time at work at
IL E.twards's,Straat Engine Alatnifictory, Mill-arrest, Lam-
bcth.wali.

CFRTItICATE.—London, July lti, 1811.
This Is to certify, That we, thr dubacribers hereto, were pre.
sent on the Pietist:A.l4 Wualf and Edwards, at Mill *tree. Lain.
beds, on Frilly the ilrh di; Or July, 11411, to Wink:4; au =Fe-
riment made with a Steam Engine of Arthur Woois's Patent Con.
structina, to ascer din how much Wheat could be grnund into
flour by two pair of french bur stone., ut four feet ilianterer each,
at•ached to the said with a given quantity of Coeds. tutel
that the follup log vs sa tou ',tub. Wtoked the Engine four hours
and I I minutes, and bi.r.ii S binhels nf NewcastleCnals, weighing
erielbs.Dttring the abare Unit 4114 with the abeive quantity of furl,
one pair of the above StOnt4 ground sU Bushels and 4411tw and
the other pair 24 litishels and eslbs. malting together II Bushels
and i 3111114. ; and it is our opinion, that it the second pair of Stones
had been in as good nicer as the first, there wou.d have been
gmend with the abuse fuel at bast 731 liushelt; equal to 24
bushels of wheat with one bushel of coals. The Wheat weighed
57;11., per
bu,bel.

101-epti bramah, Engineer.
John Penn, Engineer.
John Edwards, Engineer.
Peter Keit., Lngineer.
lames Moorman. Engineer.
'mitts Smith. Engineer.
Richard Jackson, Engineer.
John Norton, Engineer.
Joseph Machin, Engineer.
James Dutton. Engineer.

John Dickson, Engineer..
John shervein, Engineer
Thomas Itowatree, Engineer.
Charks Fairbone, Matisessati.
cal Instrument Maker.
Thomas Jones, MachersadrA
Instrument Maker,
Richard Desedney, Miller.
George Nicholls, Millet:.

N. B. FroM a similar exp&rn-nt made with nee of Messrs.
Belton and Watt's best hornet of eight horses' power, in pro.
sence of several of the above Uentlemen,it appeared that not quite
six buthels of wheat could be grnuud sum Boar by that Engine.
with one bushel or 84 pounds of Neweattk coals.
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'•• Ihe Engine w ill be at work tor three days ;imbue tit
the Sale, from l en in the Morning to Four o'Clock.

itli T critical season, when Children are teething,
A they sneer more pain than a: say time in the year, very four
escaping convuldensot is par; icularly ropes ed of every Mother
and Nurse that has yowl, children not to be without the AME-
RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP In the oursay, as It gifts imme-
diate relief.

Mrs. Jonwson,_ feeling for the poor, at a time like this, when
so many are out of employ, and bread so i'ery dear, wishing us
relieve those dear little sufferers, has extem.e l her charity ono
hour longer, that is to say, ft orn nine to eltvca every Tuesday and
Saturday Morning until next March, and then as usual (whit t.
days are so very short, and hundreds 'treat a greet dignities, cannot
get their children at her house in tire), they mutt tiring a letter
from a respectable housekeeper that they are real objects of dty.
Mrs. 1. hopes at the same time so great a charity will not be
abused, at it w entirely out of her owarivate raw. and trusts
that persons who can afford to purchase the Syrup will not Injure
the poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief.
To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, I. /*byline
and Williams, Se. Newmanstreet, 00.44-street, and hp their ap.
pollitment, Golding. 41, Carnbill ; Bete/ST. j Shaw
and Edwards, St. Paul's Churelry.u.d; Boller, 44, L'lshapide ;
Newberry and Son, Sr. Panes Church-yr:4*W Dame-streer
Dublin ; Dicey and Su!too, Bow Cbstrcb-yard ; and by all the pain:
4461 Medicine Venders in Owe sad amittry, as is. ed.a bade,
fee ready money.
CA t:TION.—ei sure to ask for Ishnson and
sin Soothing Syrup, as there area nether es sgerimee soca.