Star.
London, England, 1815-07-01 00:00:00

I BY PRIVATE.CONTRACT.

. STAR ANT) DARTER INN, PORTSMOUTH pow 1....
TO M. SOLD BY pitman CONTRACT,
desirable, (114 established, aild
ALI. that very
wt.ll-accn-tomtit FREEHOLD INN or TAVERN, ctPed
the S EAR and C.ittti ER, *Eh the Tap thereto attoltdrg,
situate at the lower end of limed-levet, on ;he Knot of Port..
mouth, tor several yeitrs past in tlr pos.eksiosi Of the Vropriet il,
who Is drbirout of ret 'mtg. .1 lit a.: Pry:it:yr% are in at: unriv7,llt.i
-pot, dose to the Point peach, thr principal lat.ding flare at Port--
mouth, arid ow -I. eilgibly situated for an inn ur Tavern, which
lite.inss. ha. been lucratively carries! on therein, for an yrat•
vast ; and having a tree lictl:ce, pi etows adsrattarea, at toe cont.
tittlictitient of a uar, rat sly t., he equAlled. The Stuck and Fix-
tut e, may be takeis a- a I.iir talus oxt, and to acconurnitlate A
rorcha,rr, pussysston will he esti+, uo the completion ces the
Furclia-e. . .
1.44 y he %'e..e-ti, on application to the Proprietor ea the i'ri..
oti,ei. of *Ashton bittiter pirti,nt'ar. ;Lay be knt.tvn; or of l's'..r
I hnotike, Solicitor, rortsra, liam.• All levers most he poet rm..,
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ANI) MANOR,'OREAT
WALDING SUF,CUI.K.
To be ,01.1.), with ate PoSsesslon,
.A 1ItEEI1()L1) I'ATE,Conta:minA
85:: Acres of prollott.v4l., ArAble and Pasture. with 17
Acres of Woodland, we:: rola stocked with
convenient and sub,tainial t Farm Bolding-,
with two Co 'age* iii the Ttneme,••••, to utcrilmit repair,— •
Also a Manor, with the lines, quit lento. Z.c. the whole vi
eligibly situated to a ring tenet% crt the bigb road to l.avitrihan.,
about 4 milt from the market town of htt bury, 12. Worn Doty,
and to from Hailieigh. i hi. Fiume is partkasbely worthy (Lc
toslion Of these GendiVIIIM lIVIA are d1r411.19150f ellVCltirr est.:
capital ill landed property, u is 1.. to be sell OP the most ative,ti•
tagcous and -koisession given at cos conlyikaion td. tip!
"purdia.te.
Particuhin may he had by appb•in-?, if by teeter, •'•
Mr. t;. Rt.flle, no the prrnii.rs; ur to Mr W Down.,
VI yor, Coklirster. firma. at whote i.tbie a plan of the e:A.-tt,
may he seen, and who will guarmit r 10 llrybdyCe a teepttnatil
truant for a Turin of years, alter the rate c,l 4i per cent. on t:.!
amount of the purehase money.

INtsf.Atiklll OF INFANTS, &C.
DAI.131"8 GENUINE CARMINATIVE i
141ptrior to all other remedies lor the wind, por4ittr,, v.);
vubiuny :on AU those disorder* in rte srmoach one. fenvtls
infants, which prove fatal to so ma-y under the ace of typo yet.-
It itt equally elficaztotts ut (holies, tioxes, and other consizitat t .
die in:wines of grown persons.
invaltsahle Cordial Medicine k prepared by Franr«s r.•
(assisted by her sons), daughter of the law Mr. Preplt 1.. a;
Apothecary, the Inventor; who bequeathed to her a!nne,
property, under Ids will, as may be seen is the bill of directioLs
with various instances of its success.
Sold by F. Newbtry and Sims, No. 45. St. Paul's Church-yard,
London, four doors front Cheapside, price 11.9 d. a bottle ; an
by their Ager.ts in town and country. Observe that the won
" F. NEwbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's' are engraved in the stamp ;
and be atter to ask for Gell'• Dalby's Carminative.

..m...m.m.....m.•••••••• For want of timely tiVO
havo died of medicable wound.!"--An
THE celebrAted ANTI-IMIETIGINES, or,
SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any dele-
terious preparstimi) which stand in the highcstestimation for thy
cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, leprosy. and all disorders
ginating in an impure sta• e of the blood; being gradual, gerlv.
and almost imperceptible, in their operation-4he best bubstnu!..
that has ever been discovered for that dangerous Mortal Mer-
cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to etpel all nozioqs
and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, gi;.-
ven.ng auti invigorating boils body and mind.—Prier p. r
bottle, or four hi one family bottle for SSs. on whlat or* mull
bottle is .avitJ. The words 1. r•raii,l. Solomon, Livtepool," are ert.
graved on the stamp of each bottleocitt .tut which none are tenon" e.
sold by iaisttel 1A.0.111. St rat...s.; Sarno and Co. I SO, °skied-
street; (opposite New Huard-Erect, t umlun, and all Mcslicinee
V enders. •
rr Dr. Solomon esperts wbcn corsul:e3 by letter, the usual
coniolbststit of a one pound pore to be sinclu.e.l, sidsreved--
" Money Letter. Dr. nosorisoss.e.:ass.t.its.sossessinurszvorpoes.
Paid double po.tege"

• MA fitIMONY.
MAR.RIAGE should be the foundation of molars
happiness, which is often dist•irbrd through the parties slot
form the union, not tattling those precautions which would secure
them the enjoyment of that great domestic hiewing. People of
every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wediick ; but, when
the constitution has been tainted by discs-e, or &lila-wed by
certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stahilii
pretious to entering that state Is ind.spensably requisite to rev".
the.shnbcting sparks oflife, and to reanimate the system. Flir
no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hym
neal happiness than those which are the consequence of tinotiardee.
pleasure. It was this conelderaTion which induced Messrs. CUR-
RIE and Co. for these last 30 years, to direct their gullies and
attention exclusively to the t)ratinsent and cure of the Vellete.l-
- and the disorders arioing therefrom—as also to chat de-
rangement of the system produced by the dein-active habit of the
inconsiderate school boy, which brings on thosedioreseing Debi
Aides and fleficieiscies that prevent or embitter the Matrimunia
state. The sue: earful result of their plan, gives them additional at
dour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the nr i •
important in the catalogue of human iiiiirmities. It behoves every
person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek relief by con-
sulting professional men of eminence and h snour to which M
CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of set:elastic alitlisehy
ae well as the testimony of uucontradicteil facts. lo professite
:Ire cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement s..
vice ; but, torsi:de, as all men must be, of the existence of sti6
calandties, they (Ater their assistance as regularly educated Mem-
bers of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Loudon and Estinhurgi.
Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radically curt
in the short beset. of two days. 'Chose of the%rnow obstinate
duration, such as Obstructions, Inveterate Strictures, Pains ..f
the Bunts. Carets, &c. are permanently and. speedily Gum .
—Several Noblemen and ilentletnen of the first reepeetabili
Aare. been under the care of Messrs. CU itlUe and Co. for she I.
meal of complaints of the urethra, strictures, dole ; and havir
received a radical and permanent cure, request chat referent,
may be made to them, s saristactory evidences 01 the decid. '
superiority of Messrs. Cvaara and Cu.'s plan of treatment.-
Many of these Gen Lenten had strictures from ten to twi.n.
years, and were wider the care of Messrs. Home lit-ay.:id
and other Sorption Of equal eminence, who attempted tka4r
the abdication of the lunar caustic, without success. Mont
Curtis se and Co. have selected the following ielose ikon! 6
many they are daily receiving from dienttenten, reterltil :
tent •tlutitti Kw their restoration to sound and vigorei
health. It was sent to them. utisohcized, trim the sun of I
Ncblr Earl, who had laboured unler this distressing ac
painful malady for ten years:—he lied been under the c
of several surgeons of profeasidnai eininenai, n, 7e of who.,
afforded hint jaermattent relief be: Irmo the superior method
treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Ci.riie and Co. lie r
rived a railicsl cure iq the short space of one mooch.
" May 2S, 111:0.

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" To Dr. CUR RIE, 1(1, I lautin•garden.
" Lord -- feels great ple.i.ure !is c'bromunicatlng t Dr.
Currie the per;cct reaestablistiment os hi. iseasttis, in consegiten
of his mild, amhalstirable treatment of S. ri 1: .n tbeUrethl4.
lie may add, that he has nut tor many yew. vojuyed w mo,
comfort and freedom from pain ; and he int eratn, t+u doubt
his hating obtained, throtsgh his skill and attention, a perfect at
radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was nut ast ran
to the manner thatotlitra treated the curopiaisit, he ha• it tit t
power, from a fair trill and a just comparison, to pay that
owe of applau,e t Dr. Currie wirch he itensiley fee!',
shall ever be tssust ready and willing to tick ninvledge.
Melsrs. Cu mat and Cia. may be consul:eel by patients os ;AO
Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at taw house, t'
107, Hatton garden.
Patients In the country,desct thing the particulars of their
age, and mode of hying, iodating a remittance for aisle-, a
nseilicine., the sanw wiU be given or sent loan), par( el the kit
dunk. o ensure that secrecy so warming to their s)tolortalt .1
the poustav of letters may be added to the account for ot..dicitte
IV, Halloo Garda'.

ICOR WATER
Madre
Afternoon

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