Star.
London, England, 1801-12-04 00:00:00

MONEY WANTED.

AGENTLEMAN who is poffeffed of a valaa.
isle Matt, a grew part of which are ion-real and Mea-
dow Gn nadf, in a thriving fettirment in North America, well
Rucked, and having at prelatic four Tenants, is Co circomibmad,
that the fum of from Three to Five Hundred Pounds wotEl
render him a molt cifential fervice.

The Advatifer (who has no oblation to treat for the file or
rental of the Eftate. worth about 60o01.) will wilt upon ailr
Gentleman difpofed to advance the above Sum, or to •:•eat for
the file •or rental. Any Jodi:di-km& individual or family dii •
pan' to cmigram„ will dna this a molt eligible opportunity.
The deeds of the Elate are now la Loudon : the reccipt o: the
Rents, and alto the Reek on the Eftate belonging to the Pro-
prietor, will be transferred as a (murky.

Letters addreffed to X. B. to be left at the Sr*e Orrice
Temple Bra, ihall be pun dually attended Su.
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FOR Rhetnnatilins, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica,
Lumbago, He:l4,mb, Numbnefs, Palls', Indigeftion, Ha-
talent Sp:dawdle or dying Pains, general nebility and Rehm-
don of the Syltent, Sprains, Bruifes and CHILBLAINS.

Experience has peoved the mild ftimulating powers of
Warr ESSCFICE or MUSTARD Pills, and Flo;(1 Ff-
fence, the moil effeCtual remedy ever made known to the world,
having fucceeded In cafes of fix, tight, ten, twenty, and even of
forty years Banding, after other menus had failed, and it has
aSfoltnely eutwd more patients of the above complaints, than
all the medicines ever before made Public. For Chilblains,
Sprains, and Brulfu, the fluid Effenee if ufed according to the
&melba, has never failed in a tingle inibutee, and fo angularly
penetrating is its nature, end fpeedy its operation, as generally
to effed the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a tingle liberal appl
cation.

%Whitehead's Fence of Mußard Is prepared and fold at
IL 94. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jonarrox, Apothecary,
No. is, Greek-ftrcet, Soho, London : Its reputation is fi ge-
neral, that it is fold by every Medicine Vender in England,
Ireland, Weft India, and America.
To prevent counterfeit impoiltioa, purehafers are requefted
to oliferve, the Genuine is dlftinguilli-d by the Pati.nt,
and the Signature R. JOHNSTON, the Patentee's ovens avritin,
on the labd of each Bustle and Boa.

WHEN Prole(Goma Men of education and re-
fpontibinty deviate from the general fyßem by the ft •
ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long goatinued
faccefs is the belt criterion of superiority.
Eight years have I devoted my practice to the =dative treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceeisfol refult of
my plan gives me additiunal ardour to oppok as far as I am
able the ravages of thole complatcts which are the mull import-
ant In the catalogue of human intirmities.
After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon,
formed a wins at an early period of Prafilee to retells built law
als f oat the inoranee of toned.,cate4 Men, or the equally din-
germs precipitancy of general Pau:Vacua:ea
The I'HREE DISORDERS, to the cureuf which I have de-
voted my attention, coatprize every ties of V ENEREA L
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long durztion.—ad:y.
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariling from the h.C,ltt .411
Schoolboys. or the indulgence of matore age, and Lilly th a ,os.
ran:gement ache fyßem in Women which is called lI.VR.RLN-
N MS or STERILITY.

Numerous Wreaks are the rdult of ignorance or Italie In the
treatment of a timpk Gonorrhea, and it not unirequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Lila arr hulotted bittlic intitkeetiott of an
leaguers's...l hour. Ily A fewerine method fuch conlplaints are
cafily curial, and teem wits:ea others have failed, 1 watt thi.t 1
may pedurac to offer a radical re-rftahlifhnient.
Few,however, are the cafes of complicated diftref. in tills
diforder compared with the calamitous lituations of Men, whit
from indulgence inaSOLEI'ARY VICE, or the rt./akin Gaie-
ties of a fathionable Life, require that floe of DeNlity whish
is the unavoidable cnnfequ.•uce of f ich pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy finferer broods over his trifery, but care,
'ldly conceals his misfortuue, it may be font, c,.nfolakon I-a
hint to know, that although k be an chke of or uncer-
tainty with other Practitioners, the removal theft 1)!Ti-
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Rennvatioa the acqu:rt
moat of my riper-knee. If the sits of Bacciaus.or Venus have
beg to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be peeve... 4
by an early counteraction of this languid nat., and in th,fe
cafes no great difFeuitiso will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years caiitrd. a proper "err.
frecranceisindifpudibly requifete to revive ebe flumbring
of Life, and to re-animate the Confituti•nt.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have lot-'Seen difappointed
in their capeetations of a Family, may be atfurcd. that to mutt
Intbincee lush defects arc curable by Msdical Skin.
The SECRECY which is fo cranial to tav um!ertak ins, and
the Qraline Mons which I have or:tom-ago f.;:e, form the
Safi* of riy Pretentious, and in coirci knee wit', fu h this in•!-
amtinn is peen, that Mr 11-s- may he culifohes!refoa.aly
(or by lettere in In a final' note) at has emit, No. ay, Aelin-
dd-Rreet, Strand, tear Tenipie-Bar.

There la an additional CtItISIICC la Wata4trect cij”ittint,
and the name I. on both the exam

IN a Member et the Royal Caw. of Suwon.

FRANCE.

TRIBUNATE, 6 FRINIAIRE, NOV.t7.

'The Tribunate received and referred to a Com-
/nitTipit tho74eaty concluded between France and
the United States. Adjourned to the actb.

PAM. NOV. :1

•
General BEtwitoovrE is arrived at Paris.
Citizen Dr.soz..avrEs, Phyncian in Chief to
the army of Egypt, is arrived at Paris.. • It was
he who, to remove from our folciiers the fear of
the plague, boldly inoculated himiaf with it.
From Ratifbon we learn, that it is not prohable
the Deputation dile Empire will affemble lb loon.
411 the Members are appointed. They are
t. Merit;-I.e Comte de Freizentefch.
2. !:.it•ona—Le Comte dc Hohenthat.
3. Bah:rola-I.e Comte de Collared°.
4. traialenbourk:—Le Comte de Coate and M. de Dohni.
s. aay.tria—Le 13trun tie Rechhery and Al. Zchuter.
6. Grild. Teutonic Matter—M. de Leyknain and M. de
iortnu.iacr.
Wartenitterg--M. M. de Nornianndun. and Reds. •
tt Nefe Caffel—M. de Weitz.
SC 14 14 M ELP EN N INC Kt the Plenipotentiary from
/10114 ed to the Congrefs at Amiens, is to prefent
proteft to the Congrefs againa the freedom of
the Scheldt, which, by reßoring to the port of
Antwerp its ntitient fplendour, will ruin Holland,
already exhaußed by the war.

to-theft ottani, the fa extraordinary impolt on
the freight of !hips fhall be raifed and levied, as
formerly mentioned in our order of the t7th of
May 1799, till we (hall give further orders, which
all and every perfons whom it may concern, are ac-
cording to the duty of their allegiance, to obferve.
Given at our Palace of Friederkktherg, the sat of Otto-
. her aoz, under our Royal fluid and Seal.