Star.
London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

DUTCH ROOTS. IMPORTED FROM HOLLAND.
TO BE SOLD BY Aircram,
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, Bartho'omessAatu..'ro- tiORIRS)W, Seyelll•
btr 20, ar Twelve cs'ellcic,
ACHOICE COLLECTION OF DU ITU
FLOWER ROOTS, consisting of Hyacinths, Narciss
Tulips 'sequins &c &c.
' To be tleweJ the day preceding and morning of S.tie, 71,1
• Catalogues had of Mr. With Jlll%, opp..tet. Cie A u 61).1 Mar.

DISH.:%SF-; OF IN b A NTS, fcc.
DALBY'S (;ENUINi... CARMINATIVE is
superior to all tither rente.liei for the wind, purging., c .„„
vulsions, and all those disorders in ihr nrurr¢h and bowrie ..f
infants, which prove fatal !o so marl tort,'.er the age of two
It is equally eilica.:ions in cholies, flute', 'other
the in estines of grown persons.
This invaluable Cordial Mediene is Prepared be Francus (;..g
(assisted by her sons), daughter of the Lite Mr. *lo epts
Apothecary, the Inventor; who lir tplea!bed to her atom.,
property, under his will, as may be seen in the bill of direct: r
with 111110 U% instances of its ericcess.
Sold by F. Newbury and No. 45, S. Lra,tr. Church..
London, four doors from CliespsWe, pi ice is. 91 a It..t:te
by their Agents in town a!id ',tow ry. rye that the „
lt F. Newbury, No. 45, Sr Paul's," arir vtir• avert in the s!L..I; •
and be sure to ask for Gull's Dalby's Caranivarive.

No. 13. Bouvet-iv-street, Fleet street, Marl,
WHEN Men ri Eltie.ttion arid Prolessiorrli .!I
use perieverinE en...le.teourS to discover the num j
certain nit thod ot treating • Diseases the s.
ful result of their capers' nee is the 1;.• st proof of sop: rani'
iftees* ears have we tievo ed our practice to the rail-
treatment of Three Pi...inters, and the complete success ;,.„z „
ing oor plan, give us additional ardour to opp.ise as much a:
We the rava:tes Of those croup aiitts which are. the q:ct
of t.lt the iefirml• les to whir% the hams.; eve,only is'
Alter an AUThori.ed introductme into every hr tne:t of vie
ti.nence, ate deterutoted on commencing pr.-et:et-, to rt..ct• ••,.
loon the ignorariCe of uneducated men, or the eq...
daegerotis pr. cipitattcy of a general prat 'trotter.
t Lo thite d sorders, to the cure of which we have directed • •
anent ion, comprise every spectecof Vent real Intention,
of receto or lung duration ; Yaty. 41 hinds of Debility or 1
wheth r arlsing f.ren tie:secret habit. ot
the indulgencies of mature age, terminating it: inToterts..,
sometimes in consumption ; and lastly. that deraitrentm t o
system in women, which is called Barrenness ue stetiltty,
malty cases ori!tinating in a sintilar error.
Numerous disease% are the result or ignoraneo or haste ir. •fe
treatment of a simple Gotiorthe t, a,, I it nut unlit. quertly
pens that the seeds of Me ate poison*: I, front the in..d t.itt•
of an unguarded moment. By a slip. riot: nentnel, such
plasitts are tasily cured; and even tete re others leave :, t• f
trust that wet nay offer an ett‘ctu..l restoration.
Still cannot the must inveterate cas a of. c
In this disorder equal the calamitous situations ot net. ,
front an indulgence in a solitary vice, or prevalent ve I.s u a
fashionable life, acquire thr state of delelity, wh'c s d,c It:..
vo'dable effects of such p.aticiotto habits. Wisere tlir ta 4, • y
sufferer broods over hit misery, b t earefuliy concealo ht. r ,
fortune, it may be some consolation for him to be a sur d t'
while other practitioners fearfully anticipate the even% ti I% L..
removal of those defiCiencies by the gradual progre-s t. -
eared Nature that is the acquirement ot oar studies. It ate
devoticn at the shrine of Bacchus or Venus have begtarto bur •
essence of manhood, much anti:Ay will be preveitte t by :in ::.•i:
counteraction of this langeil ...tate, and in the lecas.ts nu gt eat i .
ficulty will occur ; but where this deficiency has beet, all.i
continue for years, a judicious yerseeerance.is .o
revive the constitution, and re-ai.imate it to health.
The Diseases of the Urethra, as betpteirly connected o'
or arising front the above complaints, have not escaped o.r
attention; by an infallible and improved flan, we are el ;.
bled to remove obstinate Cleets and stricure, whether t.
cent or of long 'duration, without retorting to the painful art:
dargerous use of the caustic butstrie. Many instarces et: es
adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years contibur,e,
having yielded to our method in a few days, after the cur, hal
been attempted by other practitioners without cif ct.
Patients in the country to state their age, niatincr ut livi
by letter; enclosing a remittance, will have the revise:v...l...r
and medicines forwarded to any.part of the Utiited
G.tt4S and Co. Members of the Rovrl College of Suristea