Star.
London, England, 1801-05-14 00:00:00

-M. R. 111T-einier-;1-tielit-c;;;I Follege of Samson,

MARRIAGE, and SOCIAL. HAPPINESS.
HOW many men to all appearance in the prime
of life, who have not fft arrived to the age of twenty-
five years, are rendered mifcrable to theneelves and ;lidera to
the great chain of feclety, which they have either brought on
thenifelves, or, by the force of bad example, are given up to
a keret vice; the winfequence is, that their mind as well as
body is debilitated ; to thofe the NERVOUS COaDIAL is recom-
mended, and for which Dr BROOD 14 obtained his MeJarres
Eterat Latrine P ; it will prated them from the in-
firmities of old age and a wretched dl!olution. Arnie the
agonizing refledtions of cc:ado-as guilt, how many are there of
both fetes, that we deterred from entering into the mulled
ftate, by infirm:Mu which delicacy forbids them to difclofe ;
and thole are not a few, who being already married, are rat-
dered mikrable for want of thole tender pledges of mutual love,
without which, happinefs in this (tare is at leaft very precartote.
The vice above alluded to, mares in women, irregularities, pains
in the back and cheft, hyfterics, fperms, lots of appetite, die.
In men, it caufes inbedlity, languor, relaxation, nervous
complaints, debility, anxiety, and a long train of melancholy
&faders ; whether from taking mercury to nods, or owing
to an abominable vice, or ochre wares: it remove. all diforders
in the kidneys and bladder, !dins in the back and head, horrid
thoughts, frightful dreams, dimnefs of fight, palpitation of the
heart, &dal confumptions, trembling of the hands from bard
drinklan, and difestbs wiling from exerts of any kind, and vrllf in-
vigorate and ftremgdsen the conititution of weak, licitly, and
aged perfees. The tiervons Cordial fiends unrivaled, w it has
bean analyzed by the frit Presidia% and Medical Men Europe
can produce, and any be relied an in giving immediate relief
and certain cafe in ire* Rages of Nervous Complaints : this
exalted Medicine has been prodadtive of general good, and the
many reftored to the biases of health, from the gates of
death, by this ineltisnahlie preparation, is the higheß tido:Mtn
which could pollibly be paid to Dr. Stadion, and .is, indeed,
his Waft and reward.

The BOTAMCAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
to be had at the NAM'', Horde, N 0.9, Albioo-flreet, keen
doors hulk the Leverian .11itufetun, Black-Friar's-Bridge, in
bottles at Ige. It s. 6d. andss.fid.
la Bath, CiwttweU, Exeter, Trueman and Soo,
Briftol, Siitherd, ' Oofpoit, Harding
Brighton, Donaldfun and Co. Gligow, Baxter,
Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfwlch, Middkditch,
Bedford, Smith, lac of Wight, Albin,
Blwidfued, Simmons, irwine, A. Young, merchani
Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Blnna and Co.
Bridport, Margie Lynn, Gales
Cheltenham, Buckle, Likelier, Serittfon,
Cambridge, Ore, Lewes Elliott,
Canterbury, Briltow, Maud:Hier, Lynch,
Caddie, }silk, Margate, Silver
Chatham Ethcrington Newbury, ,Fuller,
Clatirridord, Mcggy and Co. Newcaltle, Walker,
aheacr, Peak and Son, Northampton, Dicey and Co
Chicken...T. Plilliipfun, Nottingham, Burbege and Co
Dehlia, Spilibury and Ca. Norwich, Stevatfon and Co.
Onriarn, I laukrfuet , Ovfoid, Janes.
Dual, Raft,
Plymouth. Nettletao,
... , - . _

Davin fitilet, Pu'rtftnnniti, Warn,
Dewier, Broughton, Reading Smart. and Co.
Mar, przwl7. Sunderland, Bray,
Rainhurgh, !Cuter. Shrrvabuey, kddowea,
.........=— Mars. Hull:ind, Southampton, Baker,
I.IIIT, and Co. • Prelims. 3crjait,
............ Mr. R. Scott, drug. Parley, Mr. A. Barri„Mereh.
Oladwin, conk& Mackenzie, ColL Greeu, Dub.
= tuft Bookrellers and Mcdiclne-Vendere in the three
A SU Bottle cootalti equil to dry inall ow*.

DISEASES of the.UEifiltßY CANAL and VENEREAL

comMpIAIN rs. - _
R. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he mat
daily be confulted gratis. from 9 t• 3, at hes.houfe; No.
5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in all caeca of Obit:odious
,ttrielures. (Meets, Seminal Weakneft, locontinowysof
Fattest, Impotence, and debility .11 either Set, &c. From
catcalive Praeljec in this deparert.mt, to which he has con-.
fined hindelf for many years, he often a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe.
Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (tne-
dicatcd) Boogies, has ultimately fo improved tlion, by dtv,ft-
ins them of the irritating &eels of common Bonitos, theft the?
fuceecd where cauftics and other violent means have
For the Venereal Metre, Mr. DUFOUR is in poll gun cif
Daran's Remedies, Co mild that they rentkr co/Mau:mem or
rettraint in diet undecellary. To enable him to attend p.itiertt.t...
at their own houfes, be has provided the allittauce of a.Velot i,.
man of the Faculty. Ferrous in the country may be cured by
(feting their cafes in letters, port paid.
Jult publiihed, price as. 6d. Fifth taition,
Treatife on the above Complaints. illuffratcd with tlra.variott.
fruptoms and Cafes lhewirg the painftil and dangermo of
fedi, of Cauflic Boogies; an improved method of treating gel;
norrheas, &c. &c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho.,
and H. D. Symonds, Paternotter-row ; ago to be bag. al.
M'Qtteen s, Excter-Change, and at the Author's.

To COUNTRY GENTLEMEN and OTHERS.

''The following Medicine is in fuels repute as to
be ufed and recommended by many of the Faculty,
For Nervous Diforders and Inward decay,
Loh of Memory, Feeblest:ifs,
Diftutefs of Sight, Horrors oldie Mind,
Pains Mite Back and Loins, Trembrings,
Paralytic Gumpla,nts,
HUNTER's it ES'l'OR ATI V F. BALSAMIC PILLS.
Country Gentlemen and others are informed that they may he
fupplicil with this valuable Medicine by fending their Ord!
by Coachmen or Newlinen, or by enelofing Calls in a festal
Parcel direacd to Mr. Joan WADE, No. t 63, Fleet-Rrect.
London, for which purpok complete Packing Boxes ark
provided for fending it with lately to any part of this !Cher
dons, Ireland, Scotland, Re.
HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM pf
LIFE and HEALTH is the fit ft Medicine In the walk; .
for restoring and invigorating the contlitutloa of perfons Weak.
aka and debilitated by a centre of dlilipaptlp:eaftires, or in* a
by any other castes. Every day produces frill: 3CCOEMES of ilw
fingular fuceefs of this invaluable Reßorative Medicine, atiO
many Gentlemen have been candid enough to sPeltiges that' it
las fucceeded in cafes when every .other Medicine ptwoji in.
Idferitual.
Gentlemen of the Sift diftlanition in this kingdom, as well as
others, whufc eonftitutions were broken and debilitated; hive
experienced the good iffotits of this Reftorative Medicine. Ear
Nervous Diforders, pm:ceding front evcelfive drinking, 411-
pared pkefures' • the immoderate we of tea, or from whatever
occaltais great debility and relaxation of the fidids, a ingter and
Lifer Medicine cannot betaken. • •
Numbers who had undertone tno pir:verful maces of Mer-7
cury (the bane of health) which redr.ed them to a Rate arra.
ferabk exiitence, received the amott benefit fe.azu this gait'.
wive; for after Ids of lirength and vigour, thy:), happily se.
gained their former health.
Gentlemen from the Daft and Welt Indies, while habitswere
related by the heat of thofe eliMates, have received great benefit
front this Medicine, as will as officers belonging to the army
and navy, whore eonftitutions were impaired by bard furvico,,
the onion/changes of climate, Ste.
For pains in the back and loins, sleets, and ferninal weak-
nefres, perhaps there is net any medicine at preieut in kuldint
praeiiee, which has been fo fuceersfuL
Extract of a Letter received from a Gentleman :
" As to the efficacy of the Reiterative le my Nervrnis Com-
plaint, I Ihould feel myfelf in a manner ungraceful, if I did not
acknowledge the great benefit' I received, what various other
Medicines het been tried to net mu-pore; and, therefore, although,
I have been in the habit of acquiring lUD rmall knewledge in the..
phyfical way, I mutt fay, that I have not met with any thing
equal to Hunter's Rellorative &Irani."
rote.--This Re-Rotative Is prepared in Pills, which produce
more gradual and tailing (Rels than all the internal forms; the
finer parts of the Balfam are cello better preferved.
To be had at Vi'ade's Medicinal Warehoure, No. z 63, Fleet-
greet, and No. s 3, Old Bond-greet; Tutt, 'Royal Exchange;
• Matthew, Strand; Walllt. No. 6, Catharine-greet; Cnttwell,
Printer, Bath; Swinney, Birmingham; Teffernan, fork; Biome
Leeds; tied of all other Venders of Medicines in Town aii4
Country, prize Gs. 3d. tke hog; or it maybe had in Lugeg boles,
price only 11. Ss. which confabs the quantity of fix fmall boxes,
as made up for the Army, Navy, Pamphlet on the oh,
toes of the lteitoratise, wish a lIR of important Curts ansesedi
may be had of the Venders,prioe 6d.

VENEREAL BLIIIDNEdS,
To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Strew,
DOAK am, London.
IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisiltetion that I ad-
dreli yon an the incomparable excellence of your invaluably
Medicitte—,L ' PATENT PILLIlehl the (Ming of this
year I had the misfortune to contrail a Venereal Complaint;
attended with the molt alarming sal dangerous fymptorns;
afinuch,that I have been confined to my Toon, for a whole week
together, and not able to ftir out of It; I had no reR night nor
ir day, and luffered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and
what was Rill worfe, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I
could fearer &lean any objet, if ever fo clok tope, and ex-
peCted nothing lets than the total lobo( my fights—From a flout,
healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere fhadow,
and an °keel of pity and compaffions—Nly friends had all given
me over, and thought my recovery impoffible. In this dreadfol
Rate, and expetting every minute to be my hail in this world,
I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your
Medicines, but haring tried al medical aid to no purpofe, and
been at an enormous expence, It was tome time before I could
be prevailed on to take them; at htt I fent for fix bora, nil
before I had taken them all, I found confiderable benefit; my
pains gradually decreafed,and my eye-fight grew better, audits
the great furprize and aftordthment of all my friends, (after tak-
og three boxes more), my health and llrength was perfedtly r,t-
ftored, and I am now, (thanks to my Gon and your invaluable
Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I wain my life.
Your obliged humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH.
High-area, Birmingham, November t, 1799.
You arc at full liberty to publilb this in any manner you think
proper, for the benefit of fucker at large, and which t Chouid
have fan you fooner,but was fearful of a relapfe.
The abovehledielne is earnatly recommended to all perfoos
that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve-
berealAtaian, particularly to thole about altering thole con-
dition In life, as It will certainly eradicate every taint of tbP
nature, of however long Itandiug, or however (Wolfed radar
the sppearanee of other (Metiers it may be ; for Sedoentele,
Glanduior, as.d Cutaneous Complaints, it is alfo rreommooded
to be taken, efperielly in the Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY-
LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Loodon, it
his hook, No 9, Ncw Bridge.ftreet; whom he will give Ad-
vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills, and will au'
Corer patients Letters, if mat paid, on the fame terms, &Ur% •
Log in all cake the moil inviolable Secrecy, no Perfon's name I-
cafe having heal mentioned, but &Lade own particular requeg,
by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 3s years, that
he has bad the conduit of an eitenfive file of the above medi-
cine, and the pradiee stifles therefrom.
They are alfo fold be his appointment, at the Pertinner'e.
No. 3c, St. Albert's-Rivet, Pail-Mall; Mr. Robstfoo's Ti.y-
Mop, No, los, 004 d-item ; pookkler, No. t.
tiaon-row, •
Link Tower-Hill; milliner Paha in ewer/
confiderable town In Englond, fn How of oily. pa. 94.
roiled up with full and plski Diredionsc

COURSE OP EXCHANOE. --
Hamburgh 3t 9s{ U. Naples - 40
Altana - st to si U. Venice - 46
Lois - 54} - 59
Chum 4$ °poet. - 59
Palersoo, co pence per em. Dublin . 14
LONDON: Pointed for the Proyfetnes. by JOHRUiltillit,
or Cantabpdrest) at the brava Pu a -I- onn•Orrtes. No. I.
• and pahlihed by LEVP.L RENT. (of Car-
teshoryibee, Lambeth), at No 1. Corey-Rent, and er tLc
Elyse-Orroee, Tettrie-Dar; to which oriel a 8 ••amen►•
swims fat the 6,airoa are noodled to be 06464