Star.
London, England, 1805-04-25 00:00:00

DIED.

On Friday left, at his houfe in Wineheiter-itreet, in the 64th
year of his age, Mr. Henry Caufton, many ran an eminent Prin-
ter in Finch-lane, CornhihL

Tuefday, at his houre. the infant daughter of Mr. Serjeant Belt.
On Sunday I.kft, at his manGon, at Thornes.ho..fe, near Wake.
field, In Yorkfhlre, after a long Ulnas, James Woes, Lig. M. I'.
for Bletchingly.

EPPING FOREST.
•TO BE SOLD RV PRIVATE CONTRAC F,

A, Brick built Genteel COTTAGE, well adapted
L 2- for a Sporting Box, with Coach Houfe, Stable, &c. large
Garden, Orchard, and about Two Acres of land (Copyholii), in a
atavism remarkably healthy, and on the molt elevated and ro-
mantic part of the Fmk only thirteen Mlles from town. Alfo a
FREEHOLD ROOMY HOUSE, in good repair, with Coach
&c. and.large Garden, fituate at Chefltunr. I lens.
Fur Particulars inquire (if by letter, Volt rail) at No. xi, Al-
bion-ftrcct, Blacktrims, Surrey.

FOR BRUISES, SPRAMS, RHEUMATBNIS, &c.
DR,STEERS'S OYODELDOC.

CAUTION.—On the outfide of the Wrapper on
each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Ramp is fixed, in Which
is engraved" F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and over the Cork
of the Bottle a Label is palled, with thefe Words, " De. Ste,ra's
Opodeldoe, prepared by F. Newbery." All thofe which arc fold
without tide& delignations are grof, Counterfeits
The Public are requefted to attend to this Caution, ill- conic-
qualm of an Impofition which has been pradifed by certain Ven-
ders of Medicine, who, Under Cover of a connedlion in trade with
Mr. Newbery's Houle, have not only Gild in Londot., but. by tra-
velling tound the Country, have diffinnlnated through the Retai
Dealers in all party of the kingdom large quantltics of a fpurioos
preparation of this Opodeldoc: in the bills of Direclions of which
the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr Nevibery ,of
Sr. Paul's Choreh.yard, are made Life of, in order the more com-
pletely to deceive unwary Purchafers.
The genuine opodeiduc is prepared and fold by F. Newbery and
Soo., No. 4S, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, a few doors ulna
Cheaplide, Londpn, in Bottles, pric.: as. 6d. each, duty inclut:ai;
and by thole Venders only in the Country who offer the real Me-
dicine under its appropriate Stamp.

HAVING dedicated Inytat t the Rudy, and to
-en
gratified by the molt confiderable predict in that
which I thought proper to Idled, I unit that I have not nio.t: 1, h_
employed my time than theft who, in the extenliv,. field of tf,e
proftliion, arc occasionally tounialed in uncertainty, ar.d canr“t
always attain that fumes which Is acquired .y cormxon-atiug the
intelleeshiai power to one Oafs of diforders.
The difeafes of DEBILI FY art peeulla.-ly difireffng for they
bring with them a train of couconntant fyrgtenr-s. a :41, by a do.
preilion of ail vitso energy, eriftence itfeif becomes ciubittered....
Whether they ante from the prevalet.e of El inarnote, thedeitrue-
nye hshits of fehool-toys, or the indulgences of maturity, th.y
suite the molt affiduous proielhonal lkill ; hut by the ignorance
of uneducated nun, the iymptatias are aggravated, at:.: the con&
tution is dettroyed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COL:.EGE of SURGEONS.
I gre,unl my pretcnfions on rerniarity of eduevion; and podeSing
r. try privilege to predict. I htcl utyfelf entitled to that conflicts°,
with which I have hithet..o be io li wally honoured.
the hilt iodation of !Gen wealt::efs, early application wdl
prev.at the cal.mlty of a debilitated frame; but where the fut-
feret, from a confcioufnefs of the unmet:lines of the v.:Ye which
caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cerunce of hie
family phyfician. and broods over his infirmity with ea:tint eon-
ce,.littent, it melt be fat:sad:or for Wm to he aXured not ouly of
capaNiity of treatment, but eel) of the matt ilviolabie• ferrety.
And in recent Venercal Complaints it is poninle to /insult oaks.
danger or Mires; k moat minplieattd cafes it is the ?clubs*.
mein of eachilive experience iu this hue to deck a (aft, eemolo,
sand fueuly re-ellahlidameut. •
I oar the advamage of tide exp.erlmwe tothotc of either fez who
are ai9lßed wish way kind of 1111211LITY, of any fyaspiorno
V EN hltliAL INFECTION, and, in. all caLis the 11111 U tat scam•
neratien arc Rated on the fell Int,Tticw.

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Pat.touin the country are expedtcd to hick& a Dank mole, a2lll
are r•-iudiod to (pally their age and manner of hying.
MARTIN hR.ER,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is Load mu
No 1 Arundel-ftreet, Swan 'l, neat Temple Par

•
" Is there no Balm In Gilead ? Is there•ab Phyfician there ? Why
then is not the health of the daughter of my Eicople recovered?
cr.
viiL as.
ONSUMPTION, and other Ilecays •of Nature.
whether the eff,:dts of natural confectiences, cr prriccediag
front imprudenciav, or an advanced Rage of life, hare englged the
Rudy and attention of the frit phyficians of this and all other Na-
tions in vain, until Dr. Solomon se CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD
was happily di covered and promulgated to the world, and whieb
has produced fuel inflames of its good 'fleas as melt convince
the molt incredulous of its amazing reftorative powers. To enu-
merate its truly happy, healing, baatnie, and reuovating cfficaey,
teftimonles of the firlt authority are now extant. It is admirably
calculated for bilious and other difordas of the Roo:loch and
bowels ; for bead-aches, oceafitmed by indigeflion, and for pre-
venting patties and apoplexies, Io often the confequences of free
living. Recourfe thould he had to it, after every exc-fs, and upon
every flight iudifpofirlon. Perfons cm. ring upon the holy Rate of
matrimony fhould rifLet, 'hat " where the fountaio is polluted,
the Breams that flow from it cann.n be purr."
" Whatever fucces the Faculty matt whit in bodily infirmities,
they are generally baffled by dilorders of the mind?'—TuoaNToll.
1 • As the above complaitits (adorn come within the obfervation of
Gentlemen in the general line of pract ice, it is no race-lion upon
their knowledge or judgment to fay, that very few of them have an
upportniiity of that experience which is the only fulid foundation
of medical fame; whilft Dr. ftotoaso is very extenfive practice,
and particular attention In there cafes, enable him to afford that
permanent relief to fuck unfenunate pa lents a., perhaps, they
cannot clperktire under any other phyfic a•i in the Lineons.—And
it is with the greateit picafure and fatiafadion that he acknowledges
the candour and liberality of that Gentlemen of the Faculty, whn
have fo diftinguftheelly countenateed his claim to public approba-
tion, as to recommend patients to his care. _
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Sold in London, by Mrs. Matthews, 18, Strand; Dicey and
Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, 150, Oxford.ftreet ; ridding.
76, Oxford Brett, oppoAte the Pantb..ol ; Butler, q, Cheapfide;
Barclay and Sun, Fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's
Churchyard ; Howard and Evans, Long.lane, Weft-Smithfield;
and by all raped:Mk Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom
To THOMAS TAYLOR. F.frg. •
Nu. 9, Badge. aro:41011cl .11. •
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, 1801.
I BEG leave to inform you, that ever linte the year
WO, I have been .-Jillifted with the Lues Yencrea, which
frem its obitlnately refitting every es.nrfe of medicine prefcribed by
the moil eminent of the faculty here, an.r undergoing (carrel le.
verc courtes of folivatian' andewice difcharged from the Holin-
tal, with little reliel, would appear to he Of the molt I:lVererate
nature. In the hiring of bit year my difordee had gct to fueb a
hgad, as nearly to put a prriAl to my ex./truce: I had a large ulcer
on the ennui) of my bead, on; on esca arm, and my legs were
broke out in a flightfol mannsr ; my right was dreadfully pale-
NI, and had been Its a Rate of ulceration for the I,lt toren years ;
my left had alto two large males on it, Was very much difeoloured
aad gave me loch escruciatiug pain, particularly when warm in
bed, as nearly to deprive me of reft. In this lamentable (late 1
was recomm mied by Mr. J. Thompfun„.(who received fo great at
cure by diem bac), to take your Lake Patent Pills, which I
began to do on the 26th of May ; In the courfe Dia fortnight I be-
gan to receive benefit—ln little more than ammo% the ulcers tia
my head and arms were roundly l.ealed—roan after the fora oa
my legs Irialtd alto, leaving, however, confiderabie difcolouratioa
In the tier, and'paln in the bot.e of the Lft, which, by the beet-
ling ut Gon, and a little longer perfivtrance in your invaluable
Medicine, iub6ded ; the nodes dif,,erling, the dein regaining its
natural hue, and the nocturnal p.'ms gradually going off. I thus
betan.e, by your I.berel advice and med•citie, po*elly free from
• all my f ,ruler complaints--have recovered my former fpirit and
iireti.th, and am become j dly an 4 tat, 10 which Rate having
con:lotted many months, to the altonillnuent of all who knew
me, l am at a LSI in what terms toe %peers or, gratitude, but bit
y for the good of other luficring mortal*, to make this my isle
public as pollible, as I fli,ll no yet r y oceafion ; in to doing you
I will greatly oblig; Sir, Tour grateful, obedient, very hambk Ur-
I 'ant, ALEX. h:Ultii.EIL

Swan's Chile, Hlghaftrer, Fthrhorgh.
Witnefies t the above cure :—John I'hompfon,- Nn. 3, New
Politer-market ; John MAntoili. Old .tffembly Clore, Edinburgh.
i-rep.red and initi by the foie Pr..prietor, THOMAS TAY-
LOR, Member of the Roy.l College •of Surgeons, at his MLLE..
No. go, New Bridge-firect, Lood.a ; where, after a emitter., v-
itae:ice olmore than thirty-Sr years, in a pradlice pai ti..uLrly e••
rotted to the cure of Venereal Complaints, and thofe
to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable fact, cy
Mu of kis Profellitin ihould always ett terve in hach cafes, he flat-
ters lumielf, the advice aud Le gr.,:taitou3) admiuilicts
to pert em t eking this Medicine , wMI be t ft-rmoi, by a difecro-
Mg Public, as an advantage frldom att linable, and void of all
anibiguity.
Alto fold by his appointment, ft.r the denvrtaieticc of thofe liv-
ing at a dittance, at the Pertualt 35, St. Alban's-greet,
Pea Mail; the roy.fher, No. 016111- ' reet ; Mr. lltibo-
rougli's, No. y, /tree, Nth. S- r, No. I,Uni-
ro:.--w, Little 'Fintstr-bill; M.. Easter's, lioutitioichie, Edin-
burgh ; Mr. Caldwell's, Dahlia,
_anti by nue pe.rion evety con-
Gderable town in Great Britain anti Ire/and, in butts of hilly 11.
91. each, haled up, with full and pl .in dircdtions. wh,reby •per-
Ullicf either feat may eure th,;:nklvcs with eaf.,f p‘eti, focrecy
and tafcty.

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