Star.
London, England, 1807-03-28 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING AND MUSIC.
ALLEN and PRINCE privately complete La
dies and Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or not in
the modern Style, at No. 19. Sherrard-ftrect, Golden-fquare, and
No. so, Groat Alie-ftreet, Goodman's Fields. Their Plans ex-
Eerily formed for thole who with the acquirement private, ex-
peditious, and fuitable to perfons of rank and fafhion.
That others within; to learn cheap need not go to Dancing
Moots, where bad company meet, public Leffons are alto given
pro evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.—Hours
Ur Children, Os to nine ; grown up Pupils, nine to half paft ten.
Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Thorough Bafs, Extempore Play-
ing, and Mufic in general, at School Prices.—Schools and Fami-
lies attended.
Piano Fortes Sold ,Exchangeel, Let on hire, and Tuned.

This day was publifhed,
flegaritly printed In 1 large Volumes, Juno. price 145. in boards
ACOLLECTION of SONGS, Moral, Senti-
mental, Inftrudive and Avoiding; feleded and rewired by
ske Raw. JAMES PLUMTRE, M. A. Fellow of Clare-Hail.
Printed for F. C a,nd J. Rich:sten, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church-
yard; fold alfo by J. Hatchard, Nb. 190, Piccadilly.
1%1. There Velma contain the Words of upwards of five !tun-
ared Song!; feline of them original, but principally feteded from
he Works of the molt app' owed VifiteoB, divefted of every thing
which has any tendency to Indecency aod Profauenera With an
Introductory letter, and a new Preface.
The frit Volume, which contains chiefly the Rural, Naval, and
kchlitary Songs, &c may ho had feparstsly, printed on an inferior
P.ipcx, price Inboards 4s. ed for there wbo may Willa to purdah
it 4ka prarvnt to the lower claret.

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'Phe OWN WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL row-
VsitIDGE WELLS WARE. next ALBANY. PICCADILLY.
IN-
OBINSON begs, toiniqun the Nobility and Pub-
lie tbat he is conitantly reteiving from his Manoraelory at
Tontridge Wens, a frcfh fapply of goods of every deftription in
le..above line, confining of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back.
posegeop Tablet, richly inlaid in Mofaie Work ; al& Wesic, Writ-
Drawing. Netting.and Card Boaes, Card Racks, Orawelanted
eilowp Tea Tables,. Chets, and Caddies ; Tambour and Ent-
iroidpr; Frames,Splnng Wheels and Reels, an kind of Turnery
tVere,Ste. sco. on the loweft terms, great allowance made to incr.
thetas, and Captains in the Dail and Weil limits trade. Every
*pick made of white wood for Ladies to ornament. ladies works
varniitted without difeolouting, old Tutibridgf. Ware repaired and
tornahed to look like new. All forts of Englillt and Foreign Per-
fumery.. A good affotttrfent of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls
rrsv,s and Trinkets of every skfeription.—N. B. All the Abbe
nualtier's Works, with as estenave collet ion of Inftrudive
names, Children's Books, belt White Copal and other Varna, fold
for Ladies own ufe, at Robinfon's Warehoufe.

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PAXENT FLAGEOLET —& CAUTION.
d►IDIB~RII E. ProfelTor of the Flageolet, and
AO Matter, As, thiltiora-laill, informs the Public, that thole
liuglave Flageolets, which require no pinching for the upper notes,
Mal • she Cl tern is introduced on, is an old improvement of
his, and of which the Public may convince themfelves, as a Gam
me for them was entered by him at Stationer's-Han, nearly fix
Nits». ago : the Key•likewife for making lD Sbarp, was alto his in-
mien. The Flageolet he now has his Majeity's Patent for; the
filtering is regular, and, like the German Flute, in a (harp key as
-Seel as a natural, and the tone of which, it is prefumed, thc moft
rocultivatest ear will give the preferetice to; they have become fo
taibionable, both by Ladies and Gentleman. and thole of the firft
chtliaiftion, that there are many that call ehemfelves Makers, that
Innrit Make the moft fimple part of any Mufical Inftrument; it
lc, therefore, recommended to ftrangers wanting a Flageolet,, to
taiminiiDoil Mind With them.—N. A The Ciftern Captor the
n*Aqye, abis PublL may convince themfelves, has betn intro-
espgal, by reTcratigto the Advertifements in the Newfpapers (be-
ilth*Thad a Patent for my Flageolet); and as there is no Patent
air a'Clitetss Cap, any one had a right took it. It is well known
that! mike more flageolets than all the trade together ; and am,
tperefort, molt interefted in an improvement. My motive for
nut adoptin% that Ciftern was, that it confined the tone when
playing with•other inftruments; and the moiftuie from the breath
beingeonflatitly in ivory, catifed an nnpleafant final. M. Still,
'te original inventer of the Ciftern, I am of opinion, relktqtilitied
is on tbstaccottat —BarmaaiDOE now makes an adlibitum Often)
sap, that has nothing unpleafant; and that, in a moment, may he
e! tinged by the Performer, fo as to have a Ciftern for the mediture
..vnot,whiels may be added to any old Flageolet, for 33.6.1.

INR. JAMES't FEVER POWDER and ANA-
LEPTIC PILLS prepared at the reduced prices of t0..94
t fly packet. and as. gd. per box,by Benjamin Perrin, Chemilt, No.
Anuthampton-ltreet, Covent Garden, London, the only per.
tetowlto ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert Jamcs—they
:sers.ttgralty genuine withthofe Ibid at double the price, All'o Per
nel'e Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully
Preferve them from decay, and prevent the Tooth Acts.--in
r.Nr• 'r rein do 311 !hat can poifibly be done by any preparation.
• . • ...t to its nature and plearant in its ufe, and will prove a re-
- '4c scquilition to every individual defirous of Teeth found,
and winte,or of Dams, healthy, firm, and florid ; in boxes
25.9 d. each. Ladles particular ib Lavender Water will find.
Cedes much gratified by Perrin's Double Diflified, at as. 9.1.
. equal to any in London, although fold at a much 'near
!r-•e.

cuRE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.
-LIR. PERRY, Surgeon, Suuthampton•fireet,
Bloomfbury fquare, Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOLVENT,
i'lnjjd yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the
Iff.ADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that he hal for
lame scars devoted his whole prole oral attention to the above
Hr. ak., and their complication with that of Goat. He may be
c,:rd'lll.cti daily at his own Haute and more efpecially on Wcdnet.
ear.' and Fridays, where he difpenfes the Solvent in bottles of A 1
tl IS. Stamps included, two of which laft fcareely ever
t. coifed the ealeillous diathelis in the habit, andthereby
pravem the concretion of Stone in perform of a fedentary life.
N alto at Bacon and Ce's, iso, Oxford.ftrect, and at Bolton's,
F,4
,•ot of the Royal Exchange ; where alfo may be had juft pub-
ii4r .1. the Author's" Difquilition of the Stone and Gravel,' ninth
price es. 6d. painting opt their Caufe and the Diet tote
titi+vi.l during the Core, with many extraordinary cafes, tome of
1, . t. tt =sorry eves aka the operation had beak rdattal