Star.
London, England, 1809-04-17 00:00:00

A.

R. BLADEN RUSPINI expresses his thanks to
111 the Nobility, Gentry, &c. who have approved ant recom-
mended his improved method of fixing without tiring, &c. the
Jk;iiticial Teeth, which combines the three great objects of ease,
beauty and durability of na:urc. Mr. R. finds it absolitte!y ne-
c6sary t request those (particularly from the country) who in-
tend honouring him with their commands, to let him know a day
se two pr vious to their coming to Pall-Mall, that he may arrange
hs ?roles-iosal engagements ac,•orclingly.

RED LION HOTEL AND TAVERN,
I lIGEI
'CHARD GELLErr, front the Angel Inn,
iv Lath, :host respectfully begs leave to acquaint the Nobility,
Cur.tr,-, and Public in general, that he has recently purchased the
eve premises; and having entered on the same and laid in a choice
rak cf wines and spirits, humbly solicits the patronage and sup-
;he hrobilhy, Genty, and the Friends of his predecessor,
Watkin Crowther, assuring them that th.: greatest care and
sl.all be paid to evilry department of the concern, so as
Lis house, in point of accommodation, equal to any one
i. rnA.

privat..! room and well-aired beds will he provided for the
:ini:),lazinn of Gentlemen 'Fravdilers.—\eat Post-Chaiscs,
&c.—A 7,,A Larder.

ISLENVOR
TO BT LET ON LEASF, IiOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS,
ALL these Promises, called the PIKENIX INN,
mith extensive Stabling, Coach House, and large Garden,
Srua!e in the centre of the Village (Jf Islewo:th, and now in the
-.:ion of Mr. Joseph Limpus, Tenant at Will.

. . . .
I :le above Inn is capable of great improvement, and the pre-
r i< ; may be made very commodious for stands of Carriages, and
1i,•,,,t at Liver-. Isleworth is situated eight miles fram Town,
2')Ttt half a mile from the Bath Road, and in a populous neigh-
b:ti: V-..r.,)d.

'lli- Premises may be viewed by application to the Tenants;
f particulars, apply at James's Office, No. 5, New Bos-
v Clou.!, Lincoln's Inn.

manutactared by Steam, and with
\VAXED WICKS, have dac:del advantages over those
the common way. The tailow bei::g melted with steam
t.,t.ilty improved in its quality arid er.bur, and the wicks, by
:lied with wax, emit a brighter flame, and are more
than others.

:.1 tlt-afac, tired only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold
hr the c meetsience of lamilies, in Boxes of Ore, Three, Six, and
i Dry.en Pounds, at No. 18.2, Fleet-street, London, arid J.
t I:dr:burgh.
•hi., entnpany only deliver goods for ready money, Country
'•-its are requested to send references for payment in
.:1 wilt) their orcierl.

r-;:< GOU 1., ATISM, NERVO US COMPLAINTS,
~yiINDIGESTION, Bcc.
LEY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA GIN:_AR.
usefA Medicine is recommEnded by several eminent me-
and is in constant use with many Persons of the
rank and respectability. It relieves and shortens the dura-
! lits of the Gout, confining them to the extremities and
the Paroxylms—it removes those unpleasant symp-
, •,..triiir.g from weakness of the Stomach and Bowels, viz.
ncy, Indigestion, and Oppression after eating—in Nervous
(-•• ,•i :ants it war and invigorates the Stomach, creates Ap-
i ••- ,'.::d assists digestion, and thereby strengthens the whole

,f7t•pxred by the Inventor and Proprietor, Samuel Oxley, her
"• • y's Chymist, (lee of Tavistock-street) and sold 'Wholesale
z • by Hudson and C. 27, Haymarket ; sold also by Shaw
•••!V;Zl'ds, 66, and F.Newbvry and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-
I•,•.-1 Dicey and Co. 10, Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Son,
Market; Bacon and Cu. 150, Oxford-street; Ward,
li3lburn • Dint's, Bath ; Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bull, Dublin ;
t Tl, ; and the principal Medicine Venders throughout
,linted Kingdom, in Bottles at 10s. 6d. 4s. 6d. and •tls. 9d.
'‘'u c in be genuine but what is signed on the label—.
Oxley."

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