Star.
London, England, 1802-03-24 00:00:00

C Pitt CR SI X-PHI4CE.

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NEW MANUPACTORY.
-THE Nobility and Gentry are refpeelfully in.
1 funned, that the elegant and cantle! variety of New and
Fandoraliie Art'eles for Drefs now exhibiting at ROBARTS
and PLOWMAN'. Warchoufe have induced many Linen-
4ravers, Haltcrsiathere.' Et.c. to Offer for tale many kinds of
fpurious and inferior Goods, m their Manufadure.--They are
compelled to mite this opportunity o: informing the Public, that
they have no eatincetion with any Perron, of the above dcfixip-
tion, and that toe geinr.na and ekrant Pmdu.tions or their
Manufaistory are (0:11y to be had at their Warchoufe, No. t,
Chandos-itrox„ Covent-Garden.

ADAMS's SOLVENT fur the STONE and GRAVEL.
xF a Me.licine could (land in need of further re-
commeudati At for cffiGny and !nnocency, after a fuccet.fal
cry, Bence of above tvrerry years ; the recent and remorkable
cure of the Rev. Mr. hiii,,wex. of Garividifham, Nort ik, in
a confirmed cafe of the none, would cflablith reputation
beyond the doubts oft he malt fccpticaL 'rite particulars could
rot fully be inferred with convenience in a Newfpaper, but that
Gentleman, from the molt laudable of all motives, will gladl7
communicate them to any (offerer under this cruel diforder.
which be doubts not but for the Solvatt, would have brought
him ere now the grave. For an account of numerous other
extraordinary cures by the Solvent after the pat:euts had Lea
tiunded, and about to aindergb the operation. See" Perry on
the Stone, &e." Bth edition, pri.:c as.
The fimpk Gravel is removed by a few doffs of the Solvent,
which by correding the e ikulcus (herb ;11 In the habit, &cc-
przeent the formation of the Stone.
The Solvent is prepared only by S. Perry, Surgeon; arta
fold wive/kink :ad retail by hi. a;enus, Ching and 13tttl er.N 4
Chespfide; and retail by kidding and Co. No. 7i, oppoute the.
Pantheon, Oxford-ftre, t ; and all Medicine' vender ; in bottles
of ss.sd. its. 6d. and it. U. Ramps ineuded.
To praveut count.iftits, every outfi.le wrapper is written pn
" Ching and Butler."

THE BOTANIC I'ILL.
For WIND and BILE ;it the sTumAcH.

' I'IIE renowned Virtues of the,: Pi for thore
Alarming Complaints oecafbned by Mud in the Stomach
and towels, 'row generally compiair.ed proci. ding from
Crsrldes anti ludige'tion, for want of a pro,er accretion o:
which h Is hitherto baiii:d the of the mnft eminent of the
Factilty,bas urged a geutleman, after a long Study and Prodice
in the Veg.:talk_ Kirz,dona, to offer to his Fellow Creatures this
wonderful rcm:dy, having been a fevere fuffir:•: for many years,
during wl.ich he caperiencid the Metrical, of ropeatod Appliea.
tio:ss to the Fa:ul y.

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Irv/a-failing remedy is faceted from Roots and :{erll3,
...nd formed into a final! Botanic Pill, for the cruel Diforders of
Wind and Indigeßion, front which all other Maladies incilent
to the 7tre tulttrltini of Nature have their Origin; and-for which
in all its awn, he will be bound fur the Botanic Pill to cure.
it. a hcacy can be attested by Thoufands, who have exper:enced
the g sod eff.:as of h.s Wondenul Difcovtry.
I'llcl/rte.:sof the Botanic Pill arefuch as to cone& the Cru.
dity, pt eittit Digeßion, difprrfe the Acidity and Wind in the
Stomach .Id Bowels, andel:Bas the digellive Powers in per-
forming thea.funetions.
Th, Pals are fo innocant and nourifhiog in their properties,
that the molt del.cate constitution may b.: relieved by them,
without a fence of their operation, as they cont.-at of neither
purgative or altringent Medicines, but a fekdtion of ftrent-h-
-t.oiog, rigoradog and bracing Roots and Weis.
Various Medicioes ii.tve been applied, without effeft, and
left Patkot M a worfe ituatims than b lore he took them,
bydi pqinz the power: Gt. digt,'„ion, and canting a great luau-
t:ty o wand to collt.el in the Stomach and Bowels, fwipiming
le the Hc.,d, "C"."' trequblinte, excruciating Pains and Cramp
in dilEnent yarn of the Body, frequent Vomi,ings, lois of Ap-
pet te, trakeo Reit. and kit of ail a lingering Decline.
'I o prevent sod mire the above cruel Diforders, the Botanic
Pl'i ftands Porfirio in a Decline, reduced by a long
conic of Medicine, who have been obliged to &Mani from
ati:nsl Food. have, by taking there Pills a wort time, been able
to cigeft the isardsft Meats. Perron tdilided vritliTraublings.
Oppr.thm, or Uneafinsfs of the Stomach, after Mral,. wacii
eo well apply to the 'inmate Pills, bei•lg a certain reitoradve
to Mne in his declining Rate.
Sold at Is. each Box,with the initials D. &8. on the feet
none others are genuine.—To be had Whohlale of the Pa 4:prie-
tor. ",'r. Sherwmd, llornton &met, Kenlingtou; (where a
groper allowance is made to Merchants, Camains of Ships, or
to thof_ who take a quantity to fell again) and, by appoint.
ment. at the follsw:n: places, viz. E. Newbury, corner of St.
Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Hewlett, Ciyartift, No. aB, High.
itreet, Verongli: Mr. Tint, Boy:1 Exchange Gatioway, Goes-
! hill ; Mr. Sttellet, No. 74, Drury-bile ; Mr. Ambridge, Cho-
i tr.'ft, No. ; ar.d Sherwood, N 0.72, Tottenham-
! court-road.