Star.
London, England, 1802-01-25 00:00:00

BREWING AND M/U.TING.

MR. MORTON, at No. 28, in the STRAND
refpeetfully Informs the Public, that he inftruels Gen
densan in the life of the Thermometer, and the application o
that inftrument relative to, Brewing, and will furniib them
with manufeript instruction, which will enable them to prac-
tik the Art of Brewing Potter, Pale Ale, and other Mal
Liquors. He will alto furnith than with rnanufcript inftruc-
tions for making Pale and Brown Malts, after the molt ap•
proved predict, and having been long In but/nets upon his
own account, and taking a pleafure In trying many and variou.
experiments, and noting their refult it has given him a degree
of pradical and experimental knowleige in the'different lines
of his profefgon, which very few puffers, as can be proved from
the many letters and vouchers of the moil eminent Brewers
both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his
different modes of predict, and many of there Gentlemen he
never had the pleafure of teeing; his manufcripts put it in the
power of Gentlemen to brew an exceeding fine-fiaveural
Porter from Malt and Hope alone, combined with the Gmple
element of water without the ufe of any other ingredient what-
ever : any addrefs feat (port paid) to D. Mo aro Rs, will be duly
attended to. He returns his refpe6ful thanks to thole Gentle-
men who have approved to highly of the utility of his Menu-
fripts and profeffional Abilities.

COUNTY of LOUTH, within jo Miles of DUBLIN.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY. Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his (treat-boom, Pall-Mall, on Thurfday, the 4th of Fe
brolly next, at One &Clock,
AVALUABLE and deferable FREEHOLD
• ESTATE,confifting of the Manor of Drnmearbel, with
Quit-Rants, Ste. and fire eligible Farms, with requilite Build-
ing* and 286 A. t R. 24 P. Stith acres of rich-Feeding Land,
entirely maw% and within& ring fusee, tett off on leaks for
three B or thirty-one years, at poderate rents, amounting
so Rye a and Seventy-four Pounds, and upwards, to
the following Fondant and refpedtable tenants, aria. Marrs.
Carragher, Mllone, M•Gouredik, Tetdale, Bell, and Tlismu
Craven. Erg. The Eftate b delirably fituate within three mltaa
of Amine, (Cu of Dundalk,-and thirty miles from Dublin, in
the rood leading from Audree to Drimgoldettown, in the county
of Loath.

The mom will ghew the Piemilea, and primed particulars
may be had of Dante, Eft No. 4t, Great Ship-Itrca,
Dublin ; of the Printers of the Chided and Liverpool Papers ;
s< the Rainbow Coffeoloufe, in Corn/di; and in Pall-Mall,
where a plan of the Eltate may be teen.--Mr. Chridie is em-
powered to receive Propofals by Private Contradt.

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PART OF PARK-LANG.
TO U SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall Mall,
On Thudlay, January as, at One o'Clock,
By Order of the Sole Executor,
ANOBLE, SPACIOUS, and SUPERLA-
TIVELY ELEGANT MANSION, with extenfive at.
ached and detached Offices, Need fore Pufonage of the flrl
Rank and Confequenee, late the Relidenee and Property of the
Counters of HOLI4ERNESS, deceofed.
The hunks, in point of fine and lituation, may be ranked
the OM and need &Annie In the Micropolis, comprifing a
ant fpiendlii Suite of Sir Magnikent Apartments on the
Principal floor, wall comedted, of large dienodions, juft pro-
portions, and Wind In a Brie of fender talk and 'elegance ;
the of which opening b*o a Baloney, blend all the
enkindle vNo of Hyde-Part, with the fplendour of theft
Rooms, can any be mended by the nestnni and am-
ino of the Secondary and Donas Sic Apartments.
The Millington Encino earnelpandent with the Menke,
Preneh-Phins, Pier Oinks of nieublefs beauty and perfection;
purchekd by the late Earl dining his rellikno in France, may
be had at a Mr valuation, or they *NI be Sold by Public Sale,
on the Pninifes, and weedy pollen may be had.
In the condo of the Salm will be raid the arilsl and match
left Callottion of nada and Die& Cabinet Mures, Chef-
d'llbeeres of: dee vu ult eakinnadinil admired Mailers, in their
triainc sed_Pcrfpa aim a net Mienblegeof the rant vale-
' abbe Sem, Hidden, aid, liihintil.' iiiibitie Japan China, bad'
plop osllpeee 4 the elm. "mere other lets, be
r Wibles,Or-IVredu, ace. ace. • •
*Odell* easy be ; 4,013
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MANCHESTF.R INFIRMARY;
DISPENSARY, I.UNXrie HOSPITAL, and A.;YI
lanttary•t,
WANTED, at the Lunatic Hofpital and 41\,.
bun, a Perron properly qualili,d to ad as Kixp...? or
Superintendent. Mc mutt be a ttigle lora, nor under twen:y-
e.ght years of age. Any Pcrfon who has had a tnedical.cdue.-
dun, and been in the rabit of attending 1.-,on a findlar
don, would be prct2rred. The friary will be rroporgoned to
the merit and qualgications of the perfon ekelod. . •
Application may be addl., tied to the Secretary of the
chelter Infirmary, .

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FOR CHILBLAINS, RHIAIkiATISAIS, I:RIIISES‘,
Dr. STRURS's or oDEJ.Due. •• • :•-• .
Medicine has been long acknowledges! to
1 be ruperior to every Preparation rip
tion of the Ktiot in the e
of Bruifes, Sprains, IthCloll3l. 01, Cramps, Numisnrfs
sitnndl of the Joints. and other external Complaints, .0 %sot
in reitoring a proper Circulation to the Li1:143 :e.1.,4 :1 ..
Parr•lytic State. It Is alio pirticular:y fervietable for Ch:l:4
but in this Complaint it lhould be diffatved„ and appiieJ warm.
On the Owlide of each Donk of the Genuine
rifted a Stamp, in which are engraved thefe
N EwttßY, N 3. 45. St. Paul's." All ushers are edurtterfeit.
sold only by F. News a air , at the Warehoufe.for
Pcnvikr, No. c, in :it. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from
the corner of e.:heapii.le, London ; and, by his appointmtnt.
by Nieirrs. Jeboult and Co. No. tjo. and J. Pidding, Ni. 76.
Oxford-Rreet ; J. Wade, Old Pond-flrect ; Bayley and Co.
Cozkfpur-ilrect ; Gedfvy and C,:oket Suuthampton-Rred ;
J.Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; T. l'utt, Royal Excliaoge;
and W. Clarke, Borotgh, High-Or/et. Price xi. 6d. par Buf-
tle,including the Staiup, or Sit:for 152.6 d.
.B. As the °po:ciao,: for Exportation is exempted from
the Stamps, and therzt.ire der rived o;*titalt marl of atol.rioi.
,ity, and as great gdantitizs of conntafeits are font but of the
kiogioni; al perking abroad, to prevent f tea ;Animations,
&fired to be paricular in ordering their Agents to procuT.: this
Medicine from Mr. Newbery's.

ANHEN ?rule(lional Men of T'
rponfibility deviate from the generd ' •• in by the fe •
ledion of a peculiar Branch, the fatv".i,ii: c., fong continued
Needs is the belt criterion of furet.,,
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Eight year, have I clever,. I o!, pradtice to the cadidlec treat-
ment of TH it I," Dt•:,', itIJERS, and the furcefsfal With of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far s: aft
able the ravages of thole complaints which are the moll .griper*.
ant is the eatalogueof human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as ao Army-thariceon.l
formed a with at an early period of Pradice to mien,: n;..tivislip
ale from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of g,:ocral PraCtitioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to•th,! Mite of which I have de-
voted my attention, consist-ire every fpecirs of VF.NEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dirition.-.44.
AU kinds of DgBILITY, whether arifing from the habits 44
ikaioOtboyi, qr the indulgence of mature age, and daftly that de-
ramp:anent of the (Oleos in Women which is calked BARREN-
NESS or STERILITY.
Numerous direaks are the refult of ignorance or bilk In the
treatment of a Envie Gonorrhea, and it tot unfrequentlylem-
pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcrctlon of an
unguarded hour. 11/ a fimetior method fuch contrlaints are
caftly cured, and even when others have failed, I trait that
may prefume to offer a radieol re-t-ft..HiNm:nt
Few,hovrever, are the cam of complicated diftrat In the
' diforder compared with the calamitous flotations of htlen,whis
from indulgence gOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie.
des of a talidonable Lift, acquire that Rate Of Debility which
is the unavoidably q“;:.:ce of loch pernicious Faiths.
Where the unhappy fufferer broods ever his mife, but care,
~11y conceals his misfortune, it may be fome eonfolation for
him to know, that although itbe an ohjedt of doubt or liner-
t.iit,tv with other ihaiaitioners the removal of there Dlif
CI k NC lES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire
meat of ray experience. If the rites of Bacchuttx Venus have
segun to reduce manly vigour, much anciLty will he nrevente4
by an early counter.idticm of this languid date, and lo theft
cafes no great difficulties will occur.

But where this DcSei,ncy has for yearsesifted a proper Per.
relevance is indlfpenfibly regulate to revive the flonihring firarlal
of Lit's, and to re-animate the Connitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappolnted
In their expeautions of a Family, may be allured, that in mon
inftances fuck &feels arecurable by Mulical Skill.

The SECRECY which Is fo rife:llia' to my undertaking, and
the Qualifications which I have: preftemed to 11..te, form the
Bails Of my Prctenfions, and in coincidence with loth this tut,.
mation is given, that Mr B may be confultedpefouely.
(or by letters inclofing a [mall note) at his houfe, No. 39. Arum.
del-Rivet, Strand, Lear Temple-Bar.
There Is an additional entrance in Water-Ereet adjoiLLtg,
and the name Is on both the doors.

M.. R. Member of the Royal College of Surgeon.

VENEREAL BLINDNESS,

To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Brie lire t,
DEAR SIR, London.
IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisfaeion that I acl•
drcfs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable
MCdiCitIe••••LIARE'S PATENT PILLS.--in the roily:, of this
year I had the misfortune to contract a Venereal Complaint,
attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fyniptoms;
ia-
afmuch,thit I have been confined to my room for a whole we‘lit
together, and not able to Ilk out of it ; I had no reft id& nor
day, and (offered the molt eteruciating pain and torment, and
what was (till worfe, my Ryes grew wguk and dim, fo that I
could karce dikern any aided, if ever fo clofc to me, aisd ea-
peeked nothing lets than the total lofsofmy fight.—Prom a limit,
healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere fhadaw,
and an objedt of pity and compaffion.—My friends had all given _
me over, and thought my recovery tinpoflible. In this dreadful
Rate, and impeding every minute to be my lalt in this world,
I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try year
Medicines, bat having tried all medical aid to no parpofe, and
been at an enormous expenee, it was fame time bdare I could
be prevailed on to take them; at laft I fent fee fix boxes, and
before I bad taken them all, i found confiderable benefit;
Ipans gradually decreafed,and my eye-fight grew better, Ind te
the great furprize and aftenllhmcnt of all my friends, (after tak.
ng three boxes more), my health and ltrength was perfedtly re-
floral, and I am now, (thankl to my Goo and your invaluable
Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life.
Your obliged humble fervant, IL L. LEIGH.
High-ftreet, Birmingham November a, 1799.
You areat full liberty to publifla this in any manner you think
proper, for the benefit of fociety at large, and which I Ihouid
have fcnt you fooner,but was fearful of a reLapfe.
The aboveMedielne is, earneftly recammeuded to all perform
that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Visa
InerealAffedion, particularly to thole about altering their can-.
dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that
nature, of however long Dangling, or however difguifed endts
the appearance of other diforders it may be ; for Scothittie,
Glandular, and Cutitritous Complaints, it is alto recommended
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to be taken, cfpecially in the Siang. Summer, and Fall.
Prepared and fold by the foie Propriaor, THOMAS TAY-
LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at
his beige., No 9, New Bridge-ftreet; where he will give Ad-
vice,. without a Fee, to perfcms taking thefe Pills, and ut-
terer patients Letters, if poll paid, on the Rune terms, obfcrv-
lag lu aUcafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, uo Perfrm's narrivu..;
cafe having been mentioned, but it their own particular requeß
by the Proprictor,during the courfe of more than n years, that
be has had the condudi of an ettenfive foie of the-above medi-
cine, in 4 the pradice arifing therefrom.
They are alto kid by his appointment, at the Pert:ma's,
No. 35, St: Alban'a-Rreet, Pall-Mail; Mr. Robertfon's Toy-
atop, Ns. 103, Oxford•firect ; Mr. Steel's, BookfelleroNo. 1,
Union-row, Little Tower-Hill; and by one Perron in every
confiderable town in England, in Dozes of only as. 9d. cub.
Wed up with full and plain INredlions.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDOit TO MORI
Morning - Y t minor= after 6
Afternoon - 33 minutes after 6

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LONDON: Printed for the Pioptietort, by JOHN DANII3I.
Carnaby-Ercet) at the STAI PainToto-Orrtet, No ,
arey-itreet and publithed by LEVEL KIINT, ()f rzt.•
tettury-place, Lambeth), itt No. 2, Carey-ftreet, and zr t%e
ye aasOrsc a, Temple. sr; to which Nice all cotton unts
find foe the EiITOI are reque2cd to bsinkkelrld.

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