Star.
London, England, 1805-06-11 00:00:00

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.

Public are relpeaftilly informed, that the
-I. Proprietor of *ere celebrated Springs has caufed to be eon-
Rn:ded, Warm and Cold Baths,Yapour Baths, and an Apparatus
for pumping. Thefe Baths ars fupplied wish the Miwral IVater
irons the Spins', as at Pyrmopt =dottier places of great celebrity ; '
hare been formed at a gnat rpence, anti are fitted up in a ftlie of
tlegance and convertioce, that is no where exceeded. The want
of fuel, aeioatinvidations bas been long complained of by Profel-
fional Gentktnen of great eminence, act it may therefore be pre-
fumed that the Medicinal Springs of this place may now be rcn
dried Rill more eiteunyely ufelul al:a be appli, din a great variety
of clifortlers, that have hitherto been excluded folin the benefit to
be d.f.rstl from than. The Medical Faculty in particular may
hc affured. tit .t in the appi:cation GI them, the R tacit attend. n
mill be paid to dui:. diredions• and that nothing is wa,iting which
may be thought requifite w the adramage, comfort, and conve-
nience of their Patients.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

EUROESS AND SON'S F.SSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND

OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THY qtat reputation which Mr. BURGESS kas
gaineo by HIS MENGE OP ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, for Pji Sara. Sines! Beef, Adjewl Calves Kiwis,
13.4 Sac ii, Made Diltw,WilJ Ftrwl, Jai Gam: ; with many Deli
awn for the Table. !Sideboard, and S:or: Room; which are more
lady eirprefed in hia Catalogue, (He bting tbe Itt-onntor tjaws,) has
induced many retail to lice the fame name to Articles entirely
different,whieb are vended at twny Shops in London, by perfons
win go :n the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
to Wet Orders of Tradcfmen and Inn-keepers, who in conk.
goatee are often lervett with Splrinatt Sorts, of very inlet ior
duali-
tks, which is not only an Impofition, but a great ditypointment
to,lanillies who purchafe them with a view of having good Sauce
to their Het, &e.
N. B. None are His Gamine, but what have the fe words on
the Label," BURGESS and.SOWS, Original and Superior ES.
NCE OE ANCHOVIES, No. gel, Strand, Corner of Savoy
Steps, London."

AROMATIC SPIRITQP VINEOA R.
iiE Original invention of Mr. Hatizie prepared
T
w.d fold by Tann*, and Witt.tem Haney, Chemins and
Ayothi c tries, Manebefter.--This aloft agreeable perfumed Liquor
is a Ctrop9und of highly concentrated VineTer, j4ned with the
molt pleafant Aromatics Its ftrong and pungent o.lwer renders
it extremely grateful and falutary to perfona labouring *lda Head-
achs, Paintings, eke.. and adapts it for counter adling the tool ef-
fects of heated u: foul Air. Hence it has been found highly orate.
in Rooms, %sten the Infe.2ion of P. very, of Bet: Thr.ats, or o;
other cord .gious Dife.,.fes, prevail; and in ail crottalkd plices of pub-
lic refer, as Theatren, Courts of jeftice,Ste. It toly alfo be par-
IWO-arty recommended to Perron', reading in hot climat. a.
The Aromatle ?Olt of Vinegar, rice 2t gd each bottle. (tamp
included, in fold wholefak god retail, by layley and Blew, No c,
Cue:frier-ftfect (the wily ?teens lo London authorifed by the
rime. tor. to fail the fame) where may had, Syongt Boxes of
(load, sUvcr, Comelian, C,yßat, ftc.
N. Is. No:, bottle, btiiit. a copper Zellabel, figoed by !be
Pt- has the letter: T. and W. 'a Aromatic :Tint or
Vito .air moulded in the Clefs. Their names are alio engraved in
the the counterttiting of which Is felony.
Ci• At the fame place may he bad Henry's Calcined Magnefia,
in bottles, at as. 6d. and larger with grunt rd itorPcr, es. each, (tamp
iLciuded.

SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOOTS, &e.
HRDN 'c NEW-INVENTED -EFFULGENT
1. BLACKING, patroolfed few ufehy the King ar.d Royal Fa•
slily, was brought to perfection five years a-o and has ever finte
maintained its decilivc fuveriority. wholly independent of gummy
(:scaring. and the noxbius coat of japan varnith; this is purely
an:Annus, foftening, etientiatly atanfing, coufertative a::d tong,
Dial to the lather ; even after a great Icngtb of tlnve, when dull is
wiped off the tranfcendant lu Ctrs is &I:dap:it, widish no other Slack.
log ein &eel ; it foils nothing, and has on feast, it in:pills w .ter,
withßands heat, &tideless in aTil climates, and rcili;res not half
the trouble; its imperial elegarec,is conferred on Bums, Dols-
Ruts, Carta:ill- hot cs, Ladies li!Selt Bud:, Clogs, etc..--ts. and
as (d. per Bor.—Hodes Mivairc,Cream and Liquid.are match-
leis for reftorim„ptcfcreing and beautifying th: 'l'ops of Boo's—
The Cream itssps the pale colou.r, rs. 6d. The Liquid is for brown
or tan is. The Mixture takes nut ink, or any Rain, 31. per hottli.

The genuine arc Piped and fold by Robert Hardy, Nu. 3, Barn
aril's Inn, Holborn, London; Dkey and Sutton, Bow Church-
yard; Howaid and Evans, Long.lanc; Shaw and Edwards. Saint
Paul's llhurchlstel; Minihie and Sens, Tichlerunn.ftrcet But-
ler Cheapfide; SuLertfot , No. at. Prines—ftrect, Edinburgh ;
11;nly's Mute Shop, Oxfords Hodfon, Printer, Cambridge; Bar-
ret, Weymouth; and moft perfumers, tookfellers, and venders of
NletUchie in the kingdests.--.1 his Blacking Powder is p.irtif olatly
recommended In dealers, and fur exportation ; uniting (mall cm:s-
pars to Itht carriage, and not fobject to lois, as mot Itt;uida are,
atm the breaking of bctiks, fern Wig, ex/

It is ftrange, that notwithftanding fo much pall:abase been taken
by the HUMANE SOCIETY, to banfth the abfurd PratTee,
there thuuld Ilia be found People fo loft to all Refledion, as to
hold the apparently drowned by the neck. It is a dreadful
truth, that, within the laft three Months, five young perform
have been faerificed to the Grave, who were but a Short time
in the 'Thames. Sce. -
ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
CAUTIONS.
Bodies taken out of the Thames, Ponds, Ste.
t. Never to be held up by the Heat.
2. Not to be rolled on Calks, or other rough Ufage.
3. Avoid the ufe of Salt in all Cafes of apparent Ikath.
T the hinnthly Meeting of the Managers, W.
DAWSON, Efq. prefided. It was unanimoully refolved.
that the above interetting and important public cautions Should be
adverttfed once a Week duritOhe Emma%
Signed by Order, JOHN BEAUMONT, Reg. and See.
may' The Pocket Companion, which contains the methods of
!enuring the lives of perfons apparently drowned, or otherwife
fuffocated,, will be gratultonfly delivered every Monday and Friday,
between three and five, at No. 3, Spital leper&

GRAND SPRING LOTTRRY, NOW DRAWING.
SCHtME.
* of £ 30,000
* '20,000
3 10,000 —.
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14 ..4. 5C3 -
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100 - 5o
6,c00 so

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30,000 Tickets.

£ 30c.cco
Capitals determinable:
Firft-dravra, tit Dity4C to,ooo I Firtt-dravra, 6th Day,: sc,ooo
Ditto rd Day woo Ditto ith I.laV 10:o
Ditto 3d bay woo Ditto Bth Thy 3o son
Ditto 4th Day sOOO I Ditto 9th Day 1,000
Ditto 'ydt Day 1003 IDi to toll DI anon
tickets and +Monism felling at every Office.

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gCHEME of the HISTORY of ENGLAND
GRAND LOT rERY.
Contains 2.20:00 'rickets at Three Guineas each..
t 43 t Capital Prizes.
I Prize value ten thoufand pound+, c0!..31-ing all tht
Plaines. Drawings, ✓ltc. belonginggo thelihtoric
Gallery, Pall Mall-4 Copies of the fplendid work
of the Hiftory of England, with the plates on In-
dia Paper; 4 ditto on Englilh Paper; 4 complete
(as of the Views in Egypt, &c. &c. colt of thewholc C.
• as proved before Parliament, 20,0c0
300 'Wires, each to coda of a complete let of the
Hiftory of England, a work Watch is deemed the
firg in Europe, and bas colt upwards of Guy nine
tkoufand pounds at Szventy Galocas each let, 220.50
5.:0 Prizes, each to confift of a complete fat of the
Plate+ for the above Work, at rot. per let. -
zso Prizes, each to contain a let of the Hiftorical Sub-
jeets to tbe above Work, at 241. tcs. each, - 3675
300 Prizes, each to conftft of a Series of Engravings,
to commemorate the Great Naval Wiftories, with
a Hiftory of the ACtions, at nine Guinea+ each, 183 f
200 Prizes, each to confiit of a complete Copy of the
Work of Egypt. Caramania, and Patching, &cal
Sir Robert Ainflie's collechima of Ora/ONA at 24
Guineas each,

SS,OCO

5040

z 43 t Capita! Prins, - - - -68,6 c)

20349 Tickets, which if not drawn either of the rapital Prizes,
will neverthelefs be emitted to beautiful Engravings of the value
of three Guineas.being the full amount of the price of each Ticket.
N. B. There Engravings have now been teen by many thoufand
people, who have called at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pan Mall, and at
Mr. Bovryer's Office in Curnhill, for that purpofe, and they are
univerfally deemed a moft beautiful eolledlion of Engravings, and
a faii- and honourable equivalent for the price of each Ticket ; and
kir. IlloWyer begs to alEre thofe who may intenl purehafiny
'tickets, the"! °mull the demand for them increafe in proportion,
21 it has dome the laft three or four days. that there can be no doubt
but there Tickets will very (non bear a premium.
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