Star.
London, England, 1802-02-03 00:00:00

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfons in the Polreinon of Incomes, arinng
from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehol.. Mates, in Land
or Noires, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set-
tle rents, 'Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
Livinu., or any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied
with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any anionnt,,
by paying Annuity One:reit for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or the:r heirs,
may be accommodated on their perfonal fecurity ' • and in any
toe Ince, where the tingle Ecurity of an ind,vltiial may be
deemed infufficient, the addition of another perfun to gu trainee
the payment of the inter, !t, w'll remove ti.c objeelim;; and in
all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return tic
principal at their own option.
Perfonal applications will be received every day till four
o'clock, and 'cum from Corrtfrondents in town or country,
(poll paid) will be irrimeclatei.: anfwered, addrtifed to the Di•
ruftor of the Knightibridge Bank, at his town-houfe, No. E.
Lower john-fireet, Golden-fquare.

INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF from the HEAD-ACH.
the many inliances that have nccutTcti of
the extraordinary Eilicacy in the Relief of the molt ex ,:ru•
elating pains :n the H .ad, by the application nt Dr. CLAIR's
CEPHALIC rLUID,tor Anadoyne El -lice for the H,ad-ach,
thr foaawing moft itmarkable Dozutnent is added, for the fa-
tisfadion of the Public.—" To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary,
Georgr-ftreet. Fdinburgh.—Sir, Yriterday I was felled with a
moft violent lead-ach, and in confequatse was unable to attetid
to butinef.. I thought of trying Via! eft-eet Dr. Blair's Cephalic
Fluid would have, and upon Ming it according to his direaluos,
I was relieved almoft inftantantoufty from the violent
and in a few minutes was entirely relieved from it. This infor.
action I have fent you, that otbers I ailour:ng undor the fang
violent cornp!am: may have it in their power to procure relief.
And am, Sir, your obedient fervat:t.
_ _

o'SepeB, ;tot. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh."
Sold, by appointment, at Coeltell's Medicine. Worzhouf4
No. Z 29, Strand, 7th hour,: from Temple-Bar. prize 21. 91.
&ay ir4uded ; and I,,jd retail at 21 refpc...44;)le ;Medicine
Shsrs. Obfervc the iignitrre, J. CockeU, in his hAnd writing,
without which none are genzire.

FOR BILIOUS DISOILDFAS, OBSTRUCTIUN.I, ate. Ste
Nif R. DIXON, A pi:th,...cary,. begs leave to te-
v A mind the public of the uncommon eftcacy of the ANA I.
BILIOUS PILf..S,ot which he is the Proprietor; as Wu of their
particular utility at this Palen, is pr,,ventingthvfe dangentril
indifpofitions of the Stomach and Bowel., which t. rininate
fatally, if not removed in time ; they are t"...e heft 1,-medy for an
Cafes of indizeltton, which arife from an irregular fterctwo of
Bile, and are more filutary ufeful than any other Medicine
iu preventing the cod ivenefs of habit, fichoefs of the ftnmach
generally att.aading a State of pregnancy. The great demand
fn. t!:em for exportation to thole hotter climates what: biliotia
lifordcrs abound, anti where the Yellow Fever has fa long pre-
vailed, is the ~eft encomium that can be givetn of their virtues,
which if had recourfe to in time, prevent the jawlike, the
format:ou of Gall,ftoues, Inflainnrition of the Ilnwids, with
ir frightful train of evils, the confequence of an irregular ft:ere.
tion of that acrimonious fluid. Cafes of thar eatraohlitiary
efficacy from many of the Nobility, and prifuns of the iirft re-
fpeetatllity arewrappedrosind each Box, withdiredions, filmed
O. Dtxorr and Paled with Vs arms.

gold Wholefale and retail M Cdng and Entice's, No. 4.
Ckeapade ; Pidding, No. 76, oppuiite the Pantlicon, Oxford-
ftrett ; Wade, Band-ltreet t Swin,y. Pill N 1.41; Callwall and
Duhltn; Scott, Baxter, and Smith, Edinburg'i ; and by
csie Medicine Vender in every town in the United Kingdom,
In Boxes at il. is. and Ss. half Buxa as. yd. Duty included.

DUI,HAM, JUNE t 6, •Eoi.
SIR—I feel infinite latisfaaion in having per-
mil& a to communicate to you a molt furprifirtg Cure, cf-
feted by yourtruly invaluable R ESTOR ATIV E NERVOUS
CORDIAL, and think it would be doing an injufticc to Man-
kind and the Public in general, to withhold the Efficacy of fo
falutary and fovereign a Medicine.

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1 Mrs. Shirwooil, late hourel:ceier at Windlettone Hall, in the
vicinity of Durham, has been afflicted from the year t 792, with
along train of horrid Nervous affections, attended with Excru-
ciating Pains in the Back and Stomach, Pi::diners, Violent
Head-ach, and extreme Sicknefs; in thort, her whole frame was
'fo impaired, that it was with the greateft difficulty the could
walk up or down Rain, and was often confined to her room for
weeks together; her fituation was fo truly alarming, that the
frequently was obliged to be fupported to prevent her from fall-
ing; with the advie.: of medical men, the was induced to make
a trial of your Nervous Cordial, the firft took two fmall Souk],
which afforded her a little relief, the then fent to me for a large
bottle, and before the had taken the whole of it, WPI able to
walk, without the halt inconvenience, four or five miles; the
is now upwards of do years of age, happily reitorcd from p in
and difeafe, to a better Rate of health than the has enjoyed for
thete ten years. Any perfun defirous of further informations
may have every fatisfadtion by applying either by letter (pa*
paid) or perfonally,to your mock obliged humble ft:want,
W. A. HENDERSON,
Bookfellcr, Sadler-ftreet, Durham
To Dr. BRODUM, Albion-ltreet, London.
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
to be bad at the Doctor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-Street, 7 Doors
from the Leverian Mufetun, Blackfristr's Br:dge, in Bottles
at 11. 2*.-.215..61...-and cs. 6d. Affo of Jeboult cud Co. (late
Bacon), No. rtc, Oxford-ftrect : Tutt, Royal Exchane ; E.
Newberg. corner of St. Paui's Church-yard; Bouiton, Royal
Exchange; Mr. Cocked's Medicine wareheu re, No. 229, Strard ;
and by molt Booktellers and Medicine Venders in the dire*
kingdoms.
ilitootiles Cultic to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to
. obtain a radical sod permanent cure for thole fecret infirmities
1 of Nature which Delicacy, often forlOds to difelorseven to their
' R.:latices ; with a Treatife on Female* ./ileafes, Neer. us, Hypo-
c o dike, .iied Coefouipti et Complaints.—To which i. aii4-1,
Advice to Bath and Hot-well withers, Ste. ft is partimdarl?
recommended to Seafaring Alen. _

;4 The Cures cnnunned in this Pamphlet are given in as
Mort a way as pogole,for want of room, but they may be Men
at full length in the Guide to Old Age, whieb the Dodtor re-
commends to Perfoni of both Sexes who, whether Anglo it
saagricd, ought not be a oicausat wibout