Star.
London, England, 1807-12-15 00:00:00

DIED.

Tlitirfday, at Doncafter, aged 57, Henry Moyes, of Edinburgh,
Dodlor in Medicine; he was delivering a courfe of ledtures there
on natural philofiaphy, but hti-g felatd with a complaint at the
flornach, a fhort indifpolition deprived the 'mild of this learned
and truly valuailt charadler. Dr. Mayes, though blind, had
made great acluirstions in medical and moral fcience in geocraL

10• MORROW.
Sun Wes Sin fess Moon tires
minutes after 81 53 minutes after 3 i =minutes after 4

HIGH WATER. Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 5 .nbrates after 3
Aft tom a 23 agnates after 3

BUT R'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW-
DER, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was in
I the circle of Dr. P. ft Dintfdales particularaequaintanee, and the
Nobility and Gentry. his patients, and its virtues juftly appreciat-
ed ; but a certain delicacy prevehted him from publicly announcing
this preparation. Mt. Butler ha. come into poffelion of the original
recipe, and he begs to afTure thofe aflidad with decayed or often
five teeth and gams, that they may rely on its efficacy and reftor-
ative quality—a truifm of which any one may be convir.ced, by a
fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth
Powder, its dehtfive property is kilt fufficient to clear away thofe
deftrudtive particles of acid which generaf,y adhere to the gums,
and to the inteaftices or the teeth, without injuring the farface of
either, braliug 'form& in the former, and promoting a new t na•
mei of pearly whitener's, where it has been injured or corroded on
the latter. ' It has a Sealant and agreeable odour and Is withal fo
patted, innocent, that it may be eaten without np.ry. There
diftingtdilling charadteriaks ofits fanative effects and fuperiority,
'hwaeprocurod Rein inboonded approbation of the,Queen, the
Prinesilba, the Empoefs of RuSa, the Dueheffes of York, Bedford,
Gardoe4, Rutland,and molt of the Engliat and foreign No
Mitt', many of whom recommend it with adMiration, as a meg
hey appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do hitt common juf •
tin herein, fusee it imparts a armada and beautiful tednefs tothe
•filama 1,4 ITCalb the molt delreloble fweetnefs,aid. if tired coo-,
Randy as diretaed,williander the teeth firm and white, and pre-
vent the tooth ach fromitturniog to thofe who have been liable to
its mat hanefid eteets..
Prepared and-fold whoiefalt and remit by Mr. Butler, No. 4
Cbespfide, corver, of Paternofter.row, London, and ointoit eons
try Medicine Venders sod Per runlets, In !satirist as. pd. each. •
Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth.
Brufhes,price as. each.

SALES B•Y AVC"Tid:

•
CARTON ANTI' FITLING; IZf HOLDERIdi
, By BELL and HF.)%IDRit,
13Y the order of the Affignee4 of NVilliann Mar7thart, a lilankrrpt,
At' diet-Mu& of Robert Hawkins, the George Inn, in the Town
of Kingfton.upon-Hull, on Tuefday the sth day of ,January,
1808, between the Miura of trree and four o'clock la the ataa •
. ncon. in:OttelorTwo Lott Is may be agreed ttponst the tittle
of Sale,
A IA that valuable and very improvable FREE-
.I. A.' HOLD' ESTATh, eligibly fttuate in the Parithet of Gae.
tan and Fitling, in Holderneli, a line Sporting part of the County
of York. eight miles from tile capital Market Towns of Patring•
ton, Ox from Hedon, snd twelve from die Town of Hull, eonfift-'
of.atuA. R. 36P. (be the fame more or ids) of Arable. Mea,
dow, and Pafture Land, divided by excellent quirk tencet, lying
very ror.padt, nearly within a ring fence, with two gnoft brick
and tile Farm Houfeit, and Nimble Muth Statling,Granaries, and
other convenient Out-builtliogs thereto.
The above F.flate'h exonerated from the land tax.

Further particulars may he had. by applying to Mr. Anthony.
Atkinfon or Mr John Hill, Mcrehants.Hull; to the Auftionoessi
or at trc Othce of Mr. Stephen Dickinfutt; Attorney at Lai' ill
Hull

ELI3IBLE FREEHOLD, LEASEHOTIK Ind LAIIPVHOII`
ESTATES, near HORSHAM, sussrY.
BY Mr WELLER,
At the King's Head Inn, Horfharn. on Saturdly the 19th of
December, at 4 a o'clock, in 7 Loth.
Lot I. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, confitUng of
a Farmlinufe and outbuilding, with 84 flume
acres of arable and meadow Land, called MOCKFORD, at
Cowfold. le.t to Mr Pearce.
Lot 1 A Leafrhold Ella,e, called Swelnea. Brennshelme. and
Ilronklands, knee at Rudgwick, confining of a Farmhourc and
outbuildings, with so acres uf land, let to Mr Thomas Mott, te-
nant at will.

I.nt 3 A Freehold !Rate, called t ip Hourc, Stuate at Rudgwiek
and Cra: Icy confining of a Menage, barns, &c. with 56 acres
t rood and 3 pnles of latnl:!rt to Mr rhintias

Lot 4 A Freehold 1(1r1111 ire, barns, and (outbuildings, with t 47
acres 3 roods and ; at arable and meadow land. called Stum-
bleholme,fituate at R Wpm. and lfield, let to Mr Voice so leak, fix
years of which are ittn spin d.
Lot A Freehold Meffuage and Farm called Creenhurß, fitn-
ate at Rudgwick, with 29 acres 3 roods and 38 poles of land, ICC U.
Mr Thomas johnfon.
Lot 6 A Capit.,l Freehold Menage and Farm called More-
Place, fituatc at Rudgwick and Cranky, comprifing a farmbarde
and outbuildings, with 84 acres 3 roods and 28 pules of land, let to
Mr Thomas Hoad, tenant at will.

Lot 7 A molt defirable Freehold Eftate, calked Films, &trate=
Fuburft and A:ringer, com;rifing a farmbesafe and outhisildings,
together with rift acres and 9 poles of arable and coppice land, let
to Mr Stoning, tenant at will.
The F.ftates may he viewed by permiffion of the tenants, 41<
whom printed particidars may he had ; alto at the Swan, Reigite;
Red Lion, Dorking ; King's Arm., Gnealming ; Whi-e Line.
Guildford; Half Moon, Petworth ; Nor for( Arms, Arundel ; Old
Ship, Brighton; Star, Lewes; of Main Winfta•dey and Sun, Pa-
ternofttr-row ; of Metres Johnf,m, Price, and Ircebod, Solicitors;
and of Mr Weller, Cbichelter.

just publiihed,
A CATALOGUE nt feveral Thourtn3 Volumes
of New and Second-hand Boobs in various branrhei of
Literature, nnw on (ale at the very low price* affixed to each ar-
ticle. By J. P Liam (late Wilke and Grafton) Boidifellcm, No.
to, High ftreet, Birmingham—May be had gratis, at the place of
Sale; or at Mt ffrs. Longman and Co.Paternolter row, Londbn.

I'HE Difpenfary. N. is, Sohn Square, beim%
open to the Poor, bas contributed confiderably to the e, edit
SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISLORBUTIC DROPS h. we
pilled, by afeertaining K. efficacy is a medicine in eafeitof Scro--
phula. Gout. Rheuniatifm, Eruption, and Nervous Difeafen, de-
pendant on the obitruetions of the nomads and intatises, and is
all thole complaints of diffufed bile, where calomel has loft its
eke6t by !request ule.
ft la requi lite to caution the Pubt:e againft purchaling My others
but thole bearing the word, " By the King's Partite on the
bottle, bill of eireetions, and outli..e wrapper; together with the
King's Duty, printed in bin& iuk: fold in bodies of is. 61.;
double bottles tee.; larger tl. se.; duty included.

CHILBLAINS ate prevented from breaking. and
their tormenting itching inftantlyreenovedbyWHl TRH EAD
ESS MCC of MUS'T'ARD, univerfally efteemed for its extraor-
dinary efficacy in rheumatlfms. palfies gouty affediont, and com-
plaints of the !blanch; but where this certain remedy has bees
unknown or neglected. and the chilblains Mete adtuatly broke.
WHITEHEAD'. FAMILY CERK Tr: will cafe the pain, and
vcry fpeedily ittal them.
Prepared and Toad hy R. Jcianftem, Apothecary, ts, (Ire* ftreet.
Soho, London. The Fffenee and pills at ss. od each, the Grate
at ts. t4d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United King-
dom.—The genuine has a black ink !tamp, with the name of R.
Jobniton infected on it.

FOR COUGHS. CONSUMP 1 lONS &c.
PECTORAL ESSENCE OF coursFoor.

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THE herb Cnitainnt, called Tafilagn by the an-
tients, was dill ingniihed by them, as its name fufficiently
conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs, and other pul-
monary complait.ts ; and this Effence has. in the entitle of a long
practice, been fuilitt the mot fare and effectual remedy for Coughs.,
A111111%2%. and all Diforders of the Lungs. It gentty opens the
bresrlt, and immediately gives liberty of brea•long, without
danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which pro
woke, frequent conghlt.g deatiles the (mall gl 'Os, relaxes the
fibres, and thereby cairgts the cavities of the velfels. Thu, itwiJ
prevent Confnmptio. s, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. it
owes alto all bulky and dry Coughs, heals rawnefs and formers 4
the urea lt, and gives relief to thole who, through age or in6rmitr,
are deprived of nit or fleep
This bit...nee is prepared by James Ryon, fury con, in Minot;
and fold only by F. Newbtry and Sons, No 45, the can end of sr.
Paul's, London in bottles. 3s. 6d. each, duty included ; and on .e
are genuine but thole which have the words F. Ntwbtry, No. 45,
St. Paul's," engraved as the [lamp.

PIiBLIC ADVANTAGE.
I 'HE advantage the public mita always derive
-11- from regularly educated profelilonal men directing alcnott ex-
chifively their [tuella to one (peel's of malady, was never more
clearly demonfteted than by the unexampled fleece(' which has
attended the adinioißration of their new remedy and the estr.--
ordinary cures it has performed. For a long kricsof years, Metir,
I CURRIH and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fcrsicc,
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular °bled of their Is-
vtiligatins. and arc harp; in having dikovcred a me ...tire lupe-
dor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fulficient tee
°Verve that the credls of this remedy are diameeicaNy oppofite to
thole of mercury,fur though it completely eradicates every vefiige
of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet tt does oat in the
Intl injure the coek.ituti•n—on the contrary, it renovates the 11S-
teas in all its natural fundtion4, promotes appetite, and facilitate,
digeflion—thus inftead of reducing a Rang and vigorous conftite- •
dos to the frightfui condidon that mercury does. it not only pre
ferns that con:limn-ion In its primitive Rate, but rcßorts a weals
and detifitated one to its natural ftrengtb and vigour.
Numbericfs iollances are on recent record of the candor efficacy
of this Medicine, Its inherer.t and fpecific vlruies ailing ZS a 7cr-
perual corredlive to bodily debility. whether proceeding foam
an races of conjugal or illicit pleifarc, or 'Tom the mow
infiduous. though net lets delrudive indulgence of loan-
dons youth of hots kits in a certain pernicious hateie Ardelet
the melancholy variety of difocries which are the =aqui/nee eft
this folitary vice, there art none more afaiding than that diftrcifing
Rate of debility aoddeficietcy, which prevents otembittar!the ms-
trimmest Rote ; the unhappy fuffertr hands over hn taisfartuard
alhamed to kek teliet, until he is reduced to fuck a Rote of wa-
nk asto render lifr opprefive. fucb perfors it muff 610.
fang refl.-649a, to know that they May now, by a new Wale*
mode of treatment, he retored en that greateit of aH bueue blest
logs, a itrong, snaniy , and vigorous exaltation. '
In all "fa of Maki', ftcfaticatcY, feint whatever caufearifieg.
as well as in every fpecies of venereal infeltiono Meffrs Currie ant)
Co. may he co:lnked I y patients of ckher fee, with the gret(a&
(tit:Miami 11441611 r. at *dr inure, No. toys Harms Darden.
Lettcfs front the Country (rift paid) including a bank note,
will have the necutary medicine sad advice fent to any part of die
Kingdom. N. sot. Haulm Chia/dn.
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LONDON : Printed afid put:Hilted by LEVF.I. Mean-
refhttrf Place. Latrantirl at the ST A a-Or ric it, N.' t. Care! -
&art Publishol alfollithe rat -Or r (nit, l'ittnple- Bat