Star.
London, England, 1802-03-11 00:00:00

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISIT SAUCE'S, &c.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANC:IOViES.
THE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS
has pined by HIS SUPERIOR ESSENCE OF AN-
CHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES Fir FISH-SAUCE,
BTEWED BEEF, HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF
8 TEARS, MADE DAHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME,
with MR:11 DELICACIES for the TABLE, SIDS.ROARO, and
Sr° aa-aoo at ; which are more fully er2reffed in his Catalogue,
(He BEING Tar INVENTOR or TIIESI) has induced many
perfuns to give the fame name to AericLes entirely different,
which are vended at many Shops in London, by Perfons who
go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
to fall& Orders of Tradelmen and Inn-keepers, who in code-
quenee, are *hen famed with a SPURIOUS SORT, by allowicg
them an e• tea profit, which is not only an Impnfition, but a
great Ddappointruent to Families who purchafe than with a
view of having G 001) SAUCE to their FISH, &c.
N. 8.--. None are their Gewutwa, but what have di& words
on the Label, u BURGESS and SOW/ORIGINAL AND SUPERIOR
Essence or Au:movies, N 0.107, Strand, Corner of Savoy
Steps, London."

PERKINS's PATENT TRACTORS.
At the dole of this Month will be publiOsed,
AN ENTIRE NEW WORK, adducing nearly
acco cures, and detailing fevcral hupdred cafes, chiefly
in painful difeafes, on the Human Body and Animals, but cfpc.
Malty on Infants and Horfes ; communicated to the Patentee,
within the MR tieven months, chidly by Gentlemen of the
Plt rico and Mtdical Profc Mon&

The Patentee Sneered), regrets his inability to oblige his nu•
inertias eorrefpondwits by giving publicity to the whole of the
letters addreffcd to him 'for that parpofe; but he crofts thufe
whore cafes are omitted, will withhold their cenfurc, on bring '
infor.ned, that the publication of the whole, received within
the laft eleven mouths, would have filled a moderate quarto
volume. Several fevcre ftileaires alto on the proceedings of ea-
tali Medical Gentlemen at Bath and Drifted, the Patentee
itopes•heiliall be excufed for omitting, and for introducing in
their room, a Dort and plain Itatement of fimple fads, which
abundantly thew the abfurdity of thcfc attempts, without the
employment of acrimony, which lhculd ever be avoided.
j In this work, information viii ;iv:A of a molt daring at-
; tcntptlat mifkailing the public, wbt:h is no Ida than the dif-
' cover, that the experiments lately pit:dialed, purporting to have
, been made by beitious Tradors, to thew the inefSeacy of the
real ones, appear on inveftigation to be entire falfehood, the
whole proving a fabrication.
The body of evidence, in the preftnt work of the Patentee,
is far more important than in that of any former book.• •The
poffeffors of the Trafturs, being entitled to it gratis, are requeft-
ed to apply for it to the Author in I.Wefter-fquare.--Sold to
others at the low price of is. by J. Juhdon, St. Paul's church-
yard, and all other bookfclitrs.

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N. B. The Trak!":ors may be had as ufual, price Five Guineas
the let, of B. D. P !AKIN s, A. M. the Patentee, in the honk of
the late Surgeon Huntcr,.l.eicefter-fquare ; and of Frederic
Smith, Chentilt and Druggift, in the Haymarket, London.