Star.
London, England, 1831-06-04 00:00:00

An Annual Subscription of one Guinea within the Sob.
*Tiber to be supplied with any number of Servants that
may be required for his own family, and will also give the
right of voting in the public affairs of the Establishment ;
hut it dues not give the right of recommending Servants to
the gratuitous service of the Instirutlon.
Prospectuses and all further particulars, may be had an
application either personally, or in answer to the hoof of
enquirers, (post.pald.)

LONDON MEDICAL ES TABLISU MEN?,
For NURSES and ATTENDANTS on the SICK and
INSANE, REMOVED from 52, GM ERIE STURICT,
To 116, GREA r RUSSELL STREET.
BLOO It Y.
Superistanding Surgeon—Mr. ELSE, EdsrairJesitiot,
Portman-square.
THE object of this Establishment is to provide
A. families with competent and experienced Minty to
attend either in cases of Sickness, or upon the Imam.
Momhly Nurses mid Wet Nurses are also recommended.
and Use kept of respectable persons who are desirou. of
receiving Children to Nurse at their own habitations, and
1110 or individuals offering private accommodation to Inva-
lid. and Lunatics.

As this Institution has the honour to be patronised by
gesiemen of the highest eminence in the priestioll, the
utmost pains are employed to render it an EstaMishineut
wot thy of public support.
Rigid investigation of the character and qualifications of
leery applicant for recommendation, and of the suitable.
neat of every plate, which may from time to time be re-
presented in its Books, for the recovery of bellth, consti-
tute its distinguishing features, and afford security to the
public en these points, which is not attainable by private
means, except with much delay and inconvenience.
The Institution being principally supported by the Annual
Subscription of Medical Men, families requiring any of the
above description of attendants. are requested to make ap-
plication through their own Surgeon, (if a Subscriber)
otherwise Five Shillings will be required, for each ?tree
melded by the institution.
Nurses requiring -the recommendation of this Fstablidt-
ment, mug either produce the Letter of a Subscriber, or
deposit Five Shillings, which wIU entitle them to the like
teCOMMIII6IIOIII.

Further particulars may be obtained, either by personal
application at the Institution, or in answer to the favor of
a Letter, (post paid) addressed to Mr. or Mrs. Adams, by
constant
whom attendance is given, and a Nurse any
description provided at the shortest notice.

TO THR AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE.
WRIGHT, Self-Adjuatinz Trusl. and Sot-
• glcal Inatrument %faker, 52, London-Road. South.
*ark, Wigs have to announce to the Public and Medical
Gentlemen, that he manufactures Trusset upon as Jou
ffrincipk, for those afflicted with Hernia.
It is difficult to Captain ihe nature with which mine
Puptures are kept from descending, and very frequently
to almost bid defiance to every kind of Truss to retain the
Ituysure.

H. W. Settees 'himself, from the number of years' ex-
perience, to have a competent Iteountedge in 'retiring the
most obstinate Case* of Ruptures with which persons bare
teen afflicted a number of years.
W. manufacture's variety of Trusses to the construe-
thni of the Body, and has never bad any Case of Hernia
without being able to reduce it to its relative situation,
however laborious and trying the occupation of the person
so afflicted.

N.liibiaufactures the Improved Dontestk Inscrunsent,
by which Cementite% may be instantly removed, and its
dEnicrous consequences prevented, by the application of
Wariu Water only : it is quite simple in its construction,
and also portable.
Surgical Instruments of every description warranted of
Ibr best manufacture.

Meitbiuss---saiCaptains supplied for Exportadou.

•111 IE REAL PEARL MILK is ths .&y
as Cosseetie is the World that remnant she face, tied,
arms. sad hands. begooding wtinhksla and who is more
remarkable, if a Lady or Gentleman betide to bo wrinkled
throts,s adeanee la years. or ham Owes, which is alms the
awe, the seal Pearl Milh is we mashing and safteulag
the skin. that by a few times asks k the wrilltbs will
disappear. sod the skis will become level a and I. lite may
ankle slim stakes the owspiesion eine. beautiful, semi
healthy i k pleasant, coofiag. refreehisig, and se ianoseate
that k essay be weed "Pith Wel to blasts It dears d
esteems eruptions, spots, pimples. mamas, barites, pod
even acts* eines hello, pimples). Persons **et to
leproay, Meet Evil, mad 4ntofela, sell And the real Petel
kith the Sons remedy; and it makes asarso, lake%
sad skill osespleal vas a healthy blooms and maims
whiteness. Ladle* who me the Pearl Milli "PUS last so
occados N rouge, paint. Ike. ma the bee of them I. us.
healthy, sad Litorioas to the skim ;--therefore ladies
ought to be partkular what they one for the shiny as the
skin Is naturally this and delicate. Them are young se
well as shied, Gentlemen who use ashizet m pimples, sad
particularly slimly Gawking% wham signs aaturally get
so't and begin to wrinkle, rd shaving becomes lidlcult, and
often sot themselves but by washing their face with she Meal
Pearl Milk, or by petting some on the asap whet shaving,
Instead of water, it makes the shin bard and plump, ekes
all imperfecdoue, and sharing will be comfortable. Several
Ladies have declared they hare spent pounds fur articles
for the skis that are so pulfod in the Newspapers, bat they
found they have bees defrauded, mit did mem harm to
the skin than good g but after a few times using the Seal
Pearl Milk, they were so pleased with it, as it helps to
beautify their complexion, and they found thereinta they
used it the mare it cleared away the red sputa they bad
been subject to; bat they said it wee a pity it is so dear or
they would use it oftener.
A Lady of Distinction, shout forty-five, has declared
to the Proprietor, about two years ago, after recovering
from an illness, haerved wrinkles under her eyes. that
made her look years nlder : and bad had the first medical
advice, and used several French and English Coometies, yet
found the wrinkles increased, but of .ate washing bee face
with the Pearl AIM, her skin gradually became smooth
and even, and made her compirthe loch healthy and youth.
ful. And what makes the real Pearl alilk so valuable to
young Ladies, as well as elderly, when washing with it the
face, neck, hand-, and arms, makes them look healthy.'
fair, and heautifuL

igtr In short, if the Royal Family, Nobility. and
Gentry, whohave not used the Real Pearl %rib. wiU honour
it with a trial. they will Ind it the mum valuable ankle no
the toilet. There nre some Ladies and Gentlemen. no
doubt, Who think it impossible for the Real Pearl Milt to
possess the shove r,mar►ab:r virtues, but a trial will con-
vince them of its efficacy. Price. a Sovereign per Bottle.
or Sig llottles for Five Pounds ; anal as several Ladies and
Gentkmen applied t. the Proprietor, and wished him to sell'
'smaller Bottles f•ar trial, the Pruprtet.,r ha. now prepared
Half-Sovereign lIuK ks ; hut a Sovereign battle contain,
neat three Half-Sovereign Bottles.
hold by Prince, 9, Poland-street, Osfurd-street ; Sanger.
I do, th ord-st rert, opposite New Bond- t reet ; Pruitt
926, Strand ; and Johnson. 60. Comhill.

_ .
Tbr reason the Pearl NHS' is so high a price. Is through
the principal ingre.dent being very rare and very eapeosive,
but a Houk lasts • long time, and a little has great effect.
A good price given fur old discoloured and unshaped real
Pearls, unfit for Ladies' ornaments. as real Pearls is die
principal ingredient of the Heal Pearl Aliik ; and if a Lady
has such real Pearls to dispose of, the Proprietor will either
give a good price, or richange them for Pearl MM.
Forwarded to any parr et the Country. or to the Cos-
damn, by sending a remittance. - Direct to the Proprietor.
Mr. PRIM W., Nu. it, Poland Street, ()Mad Street, Loudon '

fearat,Joua, tisane: Iloaae4treet, 4.3barter-liousewpaars,
prima/.
It'sarisa, tgthallocoart.. astral aillat.
DANKKU CY KNIALAGSD.
PALLage, 'Dimwits Nia.01.66, Naebites Hasa, lu
ship owner. frost Jane T to July 211„ at .Ina), at the
Court d Camminionen.
BANKRUPTCIES 131.1PERSIWED.
lissoos, Janis. Lancaster, lion draper.
Ealmittis. Iklatsaas., Birmingham, jevellet.
Cuatuironsta. Maneheralt, searlar.
BANKRUPTS.

Tama, warekooartnaa, to garn
t/et, June 10, at three, 17. sad July 16, at toe, at the
Court of Comall..lunors. Attorney, SU. J. W. Taylor,
their ivintootrsot, Bolfred-row.
Cents, Ariaott, Area Pordand•sarsot, St. Wary-le.bonae,
wrath maker. Tune 111, at does, 17. and July In, at one,
at the Court of Consanlasioners. Attorney, Mr. Williams,
Henri. or-tryst, Careadishottuare.
Lewis, Miriam'. Great it, lieletee, merchost, Joie 14,
21, and Jul) 16. at ,welt,. at the Court ad Commission.
ere. Attairreys, Memos. Robots end Co. New Ocaload.
sum, Bediord-row.
Cumin Isaac, Hastlogs, Boon, jeweller. ions 2S, r,
endjuly 14, at tea, at the Coon of Commisoiscess.
Attoraey, Mr. J. Crosby, Biog.!
_mot,
Rococo, Turmas. Great GolWard.st.Zt,beseiteugli, hat
dyes, June Id, at eleven, 21, and July lk, at ten, at tko
Cowl of Commiseionees. Attornty. Mr. r. J. Wadies,
Worfelk-stseet, &rand.
GUDDR, Enwaan, /kilned 'cones draper. June 7, 17,
and July In, at twelve, at the Court of Commissions*.
Attorney, Mr. Jackpot. New Ina. Suomi.
Quotas, Java and CLUIRRA, Satatuat., Coade.strest,
Oxford-street, t'ailors. Jane le, 17, and July 1.6, at twclt
at the Court of Ceonissioana. Attorney. Mr. W.
Baker, Church-row, Limehouac. sad Nicholas.laae,
Lombard-sleet,
Jones, Mane. Old CompSoo.etreet. Ankh nplolsteros,
June 14. at nine. 17, at ten, and July I& at pine, at the
Coto of Commissioons. Attorneys, Mr. I). Richard.
son, Ironmonger:4ow.
HEW NETT, Camases, k'auahall.tralk, smith. Joie 111,
at twelve, 17, at eleven, and July 16, at twelve, at the
Coast of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Molina, Bridge.'
street, Sauthwasit.
WALKER, ALE/AID/I, Walwo-place, Blackfrian-land.
stationer, June 10. 17 sad Jlly 111, at eleven at the
Court of Comminieners. Attorney, lir. A. I Brown,
Hattort.garden,
Gassitway. THOMA,I, Walsor, Somersetshire, builder.
June 16, 16, and July 13, at tleven, at the Cattle I in,
Bub. Attorney., Men". klackinson and Seaulam, Vas.'
court, Temple; and Mr. C. Belling'', Sigh.
&foDDART, liaontt, Binnacle, Camlisitland,
merchant, June V, IL and July IS. at twelve, at the
Bush Ina. Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Donald, Btaple Inn;
and Mr. W. N. Hodpon. Carlisle.
FORD, WILLIAM, Stuekiwrt, Cheshire, bat-manufacturer,
June 13, 11. at three, and July In. at two, at the York
Hotel, Manchester. Aitnrurys, Mr. Gadsden, Furnival's
Ion; and Mr. Coppock Slockpar.
BLIDMORII, JOSEPH, Nottingham. bobbinanaker, June 17.
18, and July 16, at eleven, at Wilson's Hotel. 100 • It.
ha rt. Attorneys. Mr. Buttery. Nottingham ; and Mr.
W Baton, naniral's lon.

•arrmTas, Nevreastle R.nlen, Carmarthen.
shirr druggist, June 17, IS, and July lb, at one at lb.
C unmerctal Itunsr, Bristol. Attorneys, Mews. Ryan.,
Stevens, and Flower, tir.y's Inn-square; and Mr. M.
P rklns, _

Thomas, Oxford. livevy.stahle keeper, June 8.
at six, 8, at ten. and July I& at eleven, at the house of
k. Rattralt Oxford. Attorneys, Mears. Philpot and
Sum, kuudialnpton-street. Bloomsbury-square; and Me.
O. Raeltstrow, Oxford.
DI VI DEED&

June 24, T. Wilinsh;rt,ozford Target, art.istaatiewtl
at tie Cowl o( Coombs& •her*--June 28, II