Star.
London, England, 1802-04-12 00:00:00

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the London Tavern, Fulliole-it-real, Plymouth, (after the
Sale of the Nile,)
THE Copper-bottomed Brig FLORA, (late
liirzti Armed Erig in his Weft?, Scrvicc,)
Length, - . 73 6i
Breadth, a: Wt
Depth, 9 9
Adincarn/42 /4i 69-94 Tons.
She is a molt complete WITH for any Trade where a Vac'
of her dimenfions is required, and is abundantly found in.good
Stores. She requires but little to fend her to fee immediately.
For Inventories and further information apply to Mr. John
Hawker. Merchant, Plymouth, who will difpofe at the fame
place and time for exportation,
/8 Tierces
I Cafe Guadaleupe Sugars, and
12 Bags
a Calk• and t Cafe Brinlitene.
0 Plymouth, sth Aped, /NI&

ADAMS', SOLVENT for the STONE and ORATII.
IF a Medicine could (land in need of further en.
eosnium, after a fuccelsiul experience of above twenty yia.t.;;
the two remarkable cures of joGali Thomas, Efq. of Guinea..
fired, Briftol; cod of the k ev.Mr. Molineux, of (;arboldilhani,
Norfolk, would be fulßcient to dtablifh its reputation beyood
the doubts of the molt fceptical. It is not poffiblc to give the
particulars in tae fpace of all Advertifement, though both thee
Gentlemen, from the molt laudable motives, with to make th=
cafes known for the benefit of the affiktcd in like circumtlane....„
well knowing the falutary quality of the Solvent, and its Zr.,-
prietor being a Surgeon by profeflion. The former cafe incur.
teitibly proves nut only the Medicines efficacy in diMilviiithe
confirmed Stone, but allo preventing its return. Cu5L:e..7:,....
rsfGtrr drahil. Fur a further account of the cures utfetAd
the Solvent fee" Perry on the Stone," Bth edition, price as
which arc detailed the cabs of Lord Sackville. the FLs.i. A 7%,
I lan:ikon, Lady Lyttleton, Sir John Call, Mr. Stepheufiut,
Mr. 8.11, furgeinnis dte. &c.
The limpl.; Craved is removed by a few doles of the Solvent,
which by correcting the calculous Ji.ethefii iu the lisbit, efri..—
tu.illy prevent the /urination of the Stone.
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1:11c Solvent is prcp.tred only by S. Perry, Surgeot.; at,d.
fold whOlcfale and rstai: by his agents, Chines and Butler, No. 4.
Ch.:apfide; and ritail :lidding and Co. No. 76, oppolitc tl to
Paythenit.Oxfortbitreet; anal by one Medicine ven.lzr in ever
town in the United Kingdom, in bottles of ss. sd. ;Is. 6d. and
it. as. !lamps included. To prevent counterfeits, every coutUe
wrapper w written on " Clang and Butler."

Vt/ HEN ProleIlion:II Men of education and re'
v fponfibitity deviate from the general fyttcm by the fc •
Wigan of a peculiar Brar.ch, the fandtion of long continued
Needs is the belt criterion of Mperiority.
Eight years have I devoted my pradiceto the evelnEve rneat.
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the foccifsful rcfuit
my plan gives me additirmal ardt.or to Opp& as far as am
Able the r4vaces cr thofe cvnsplaints which are the Weft import-
ant it the catalogue of human infirmities.
After iott:ation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formzd a wills at an reriod of Practice to ref,:tte
als from the icnorance of um..iocated Men, or dye equally dan-
gerous prc.Lipitancy of general Praaitiancrs.
The 'REF. DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de-
voted my attention, compria4 every rpeciell of VENEREAL
INVECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.-2.11y.
AU kinds cf DEBILITY, whether :wiling Irom the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and !Ally that de-
rangement of the fyil ern in Women which is called BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous difnks ate the refult o(lpar:ince or Mlle in the
treatmem of a fin:; t;. Gonorrhea, and not unlrequently hap.
pens that the feeds of Life ::r: poifaned by the indilerction of all
unguarded hour. Ey a [ulterior method filch Complaints are
cafily cured, and even Where others have failed, I trait that I
may prefume offera radizal re-ettahliihment
Few,however, are I:tc rtes of complicatod diftrefs in the
diforder compered with the calamitous &mations of Men,whe
front indulgence ina SOLI rARI' VICE, or the prevalent Gait.
des of a fitildnnable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which
is the unavoidable confc4uesice ot loch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery,but care:
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come coAlbiatien ire
him to know, that although It be an object of doubt or uncur-
tainty with other Praditioncrs, the remora) of thefe 13.,:F!-
CIENCIES by the gradual prat; refs of Renovation is the acquire.
ment of my experience. If tits rite• of Bac:Moor Venuv have
begun to reduce tr.anly vigour, mu^b anxiety will be prevented
by an early couyteraetion ef this lanzuid • Hate, and in th, s
4;aft:S CO great ditheuhies will occur.
But where this has for years exifted,o prop et Per.
feveran ce iv in difpenlifity regniete to revive the Etat:bring apart s
of I.lfe, and to re-animate the Conftittition.

MARSUFD WOMEN, who have long been deappointrdi
In their expedations of a Family, may be t.iffired, dints' ate 2
Manteca Inch (It-feels are curable by Medical skin.

The SECRECY which is fo etlet:till to my uodertaklng, and
the Qualifications which I have prefunted to Rate, form the
Batts or my Pracnfinus, and in coincidence with full this Intl •
merlon is given, that Mr may he confulted pefonaliy
(nr by letters inclofing a frn,'l note) at his hoefe, N 0.29, Ana
del-ltreet, Strand, ',ear

There is an acitStional e•-•ran,ze in `fater-itrtet adjoith
and the name is on bath the doors.
Mangle* nt the r q.5r,,,,r.

Extraet of a Letter trom Mr. Court It, a very reft,cetable 4:,n-
-tleman farmer of Lcvington, near Ipfwich, to Mr. Tunstas
WHITE, matter of the Academy at Colchefter.
DSir,
1 Jane a, aoz.
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you write to DT. BRODU Al, pray inibtrit
him that I have received from his medicines all the bt.
nefit my molt fanguinc expatiations could lead me to hark for.
or my melt (-A:melt willies could induce me to hope.—N'ly care
was an irruption on my face of the molt virulent oat we, that was
not merely extremely troubkfume, but tali) rendered me e]C(l.-
Gvely low (plated andill; I ftrk'tly followed the rules preferib,d
in the Doctor's publication, and was in a fliort time molt
caliy enrol—lt is now nearly two years film.: I took the
clues, and have never fine had the ilighteti ilium of my tro4-
hieratic diforder. I feel it a duty which !owe the commutii.y,
(and I am furs your juft mode of thinking induce ) ou to
join in the fentiment,) that the Dodtor thould he at liberty to
make this cafe public for the benefit of fidfering individuals. be-
ing myfelf infinitely above regarding any ranarks that may b.:
made on It by the infulent, the invidious, or tie w.
_

YoursSnecrelf, COOP:::R.
My Son, John Newman, who now lives at Sir Wm.
ton's, was cured by Dr. Batinum eight Years back, and LA,
never l-ad a ret,pfe fince ; his complaint was Lola of Spcech..n.l
Epileptic Fits. Witnefs my Hand, JOHN NEWMAN,
April 12, 1800. At the White -Hatt Inn, Nevar.arl-, t.
Mrs. Jewel, Grocer, IVosiel-street, near the Swan, Brontp, tt,
was afflicted 6 yens with a Complication of 1)11m-skis, which
baffled the Mill of feveral perfuns ut the profeffion ; her bexl y n as
(welled in a violent manner, fo much as to be called by lonic the
Dropfy, ionic a Bilious complaint, ate. her legs were in tacit a
fituation as the ;axles to fpread over the flux at times ; the was
afraid from an opprefhon in her brcait, of being clouted tor
.want Li breath. lu this condition her tifebccarm a bunks; L-
ing of any relief from Medicine, but fortunately -
plying to Dr. Bacwom, was perf.-elly recovered Ly his Nl.t
VO US CORDI.II- Any perfon queltioning the auihenticitii of
the above, may, by application, or by letter ;polt-paiei), rcccise
full fatiefadion.
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL,
to be had at the DoCtor's Houk, No. 9, Altion-ltrect, y Door
from the Levet-Lai Mufeum, Blachfriers-bridge, and Coat it c
Medicine Wareboufe, No. 229, Strand, in Bottle; at 225. tax. t .1.
and ss. 6d.; all's)
In Bath, Cruttwell, GlafLow, Baxter,
Briftul, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peck, Printer.
Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Hanibro, Mr. Renina.ic,
Birmingham, Swinney, Englifh Buuk.fellor.
Bedford, Smith, Ipfwich, Middltelitch,
Blandford, Simmons, Wieht,
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Bury Se. Edmund's, Dingle, irwine, A. Young, merchant.
Bridpert, Margric Lmds, Binns and Cn.
Cheltenham' Buckle, Lynn, Gales,
Cambridge, Ore, Lciccitcr, Swinfen,
Canterbury, Brame, Lewes, Elliott,
Carbile, Jollie, Manchtner, Lynch.,
Chatham, Ethetint,ton, Margate, Silv,r,

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Citelm,ford, Mcggy and Ca N..wbury, fuller,
Cheßcr, Poole and Son, News:attic, WAi...r,
Chichefter, Phillipfon, Northampton, thee), ar.i t'.
Dublin, Spiawry and Co. Nottingham, Burb::ge :el.:.
Durham, Henderfon, • Norwich, Stevenfoa as:lk.,
Deal, Rote Oxford, Juncs..
Dover, Neale', Plymouth, Netticba,
Devizes, Broughton, Portfmouth, Baum,
Exeter, Trucman and Son, Mackenzie, Colkw:Gr.-et;
Gofport, Harding Dui lin.
Derby, Drewry,• Raiding, Smart, and C ..
Elder, and Co. Salaury, Collins

Mr. 8. Scott, drag. Prviton, Scrjent,
An moil Bookfeßers Medicine-Venders in the that
dome.

LONDON Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANI
(of Camaby-ftreet) at the Erna PAIN rsN4-Clrr:ct.
Careritreet; and publiihed by LEVEL X NI , (.4 • - •••
re:bury-place. Lambeth), at No r, a.rey-Esett, ao,l • • „
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