Star.
London, England, 1807-08-28 00:00:00

DA. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS.

THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of
long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a
competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe,
which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the painful feelings and espofure that attends falivation,
without debilitating the conftltution in any degree, or even re•
pairing confinement from buGnefs, or reftrietion in diet. The
radical virtues of thefe ineftimable Drops have proved their claim
to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de
bility of both few, they prove a never•failing reftorative, whe-
ther the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit
pleafures, or the efferds of a warm climate to travellers, and thole
going abroad. They cannot be recommended too ftroogly to
thole who will receive a Cafe, cpcedy, and complete cure in all old
flubbora Gieets, and every weakncfs that affeds the bladder and
organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mo-
thers. who for years had been deprived of that happincfs.
Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapride, cor
ner of Paternofter-row, and retail by &lam, Portfmouth; Wefton.
Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Ply mouth; Peek, Hull ; Caswell, Dub
lira; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Edinburgh;
and by aloft country ate Ileum venders, in bottles, at as. 9d. each,
wits ample clireetiems.

Ibis day was publilhed, price a 5.61.
With a Portrait of the Author,
A TREATISE on the Properties and Effees of
HOT and COLD BATHING, in a variety of DISEASES,
which contains a coneife Topographical Deferipthm of the princi-
pal Watering Plana in the United Kingdom; with ObCervations
I on the following particulars;
perties of theWaters--Ctian-
! Advice to perfons who frequent City to be drank daily
the Hot Wells Hot Mineral Waters proper for
Antiquity of Cold nothing weak People--Perfpiration
Bath, In Somerferihire, its An- promoted by them
tiquity, properties of the Ika- Nervous diforders Cold Bath-
tem, its Springs, their Heat, fog recommended
proper karma for Bathing, Oblirudions removed by Cold
quantity to be drank Bathing.
Bathing in fah water Perfons of a plethoric habit di- 11
its tonic effed retied concerning bathing I
Body, how to be prepared for Rbeumatiftns difpclled by the
the ci '.l bath bath—Regimen
Cold Water, invigorates both Studious perfons recommended
body and mind, accelerates to bathe
the motion of the blood, dan- Shower bath recommended
ger of continuing in it long Sea bathing better than bathing
Cold bathing, its beneficial ef- in (refit water—to be accom-
feds to young men and boys, ponied with drinking the (alt
its effed on the heart, its water
importance in sleets, proper Sulphoteont waters--thdr ore
feafons for nervous perfons is cutaneous difeafes
Cautions before cold bathing Sulphureous purging waters re-
Children, advice refpeding the commended for fotands of,
bathing them in cold Water the bowels
Cleanlinefs recommended Tender and delicate perfons—.
Chalybeate waters advice bow to canduddinkii-;
Hypochondriac difeafer, cold (elves In bathing t
bathing recommended Weaknefs, how to remove Its,
Hot wells, near Briftol—Pro- difordem_dtc. • • i
By S. SOLOMON, M D..
London : Sold by Mathews sad Leigh, tB. Strand,.and H. D.
Symonds, Pattrnotter-row alto by all Bookft,ilets in
Einsduen. • • 4,1

At the London Tann), Foxhole ftrect,tPlypieuth, en Friday, the
4th of September, gt Tea,J.
THE VOLLON# I NG'GOODS, viz:
40 Pieces, 12 Half Ditto, and 31 l-itichs. Brandy
116414d5. Mufeadel Wine 4 Calks of Almouda out of the
so Half Pieces Pica:duo Wipe
a Ditto Ited Wine
&dog the remaining Part of the Cargo of the Danifh Ship IDA
.MAli GAR GITA, condemned to his Majefty's Ship ACTIVE. Cap.
obi Motvaaay.
For Cat aloguea, 'truing, and further informati n artily to
JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth.

NEW MILI7IA 4CT.

The following letter has been received by the Right Hon. the
Lord Provoft of Edinburgh, from the Right Hon. Lord
HAIMMIIII.Y, one of his Majelty's Principal Secretaries of
State, relative to putting this As into car. utron
(CIRCULAR)
. • Whitehall, Auguft t 7.

0 My Logo,

" I have the honour to tranfmit to yam Lo•rdbip
by his Mjetty's commands, an Ad which has paired
the Legit] 'foie, for fpeedily completing the Militia
of Great Britain, and f.r iocreafing the fame under
certain limitations and reflii6ions.
" The peculiar cxieency of the prefent moment
requiring, ,es it does, an immediate and luxe increafe
of the public force of the country, coupled with the
limited period which the law has prefcribedfor com-
pleting the levy of men to be Made under the prefent
Aft, will fuggett to your Lordfhip the ekireme im-
portance of giving the utmoft ailivity and difpatich
to all the proceedings to be had under the proviaose
of this A&

" The point to which I fhould beg leave in the
flrit inftance to call your Lordthip's attention i-,
that at the fir ft General Meeting to be holden, which
in England is to take place wimp) women days,and
in Scotland withio three weeks, ACCr the Ntlieg of
the Ad, your Lordfhip and the Deputy Lieutenants
Ihould proceed to enquire whether the ballot may
be entered upon with the Militia Lifts as at prefent
elating, or whether it is become ablolutely neceffary
from the defedts of thofe Lifts, that, previous to any
ballot, they amid either be amended or new Lifts
made our.
" Your Lordfhip will perceive by the Aft, that
the three Months' within which the full quota of men
is required to be found, under a penalty upon the
diltrift of fixty pounds, reducible as therein Dated, is
extended, provided the neceffity of filch meafure he
approved by his Majefty, in the cafe of amending
the lids, to four, and of making new lifts, to five •
months from the time of holding fuch firlt General -
Meetings.' I have therefore to requeff, if you fhould
find fuch alteration of the Militia lids to be indifpen-
fable to the effeetual and equitable ex ecution of the
ballot, that your Lordfhip will tranfmit to me, with-
out delay, the grounds on which fuch opinion is
formed, for his Istajeny's confideration and decilior,-
in order that no time may be lad in ascertaining with
precifion the cuurfe of prrceeding to be purfued, and
the time within which the quota of the city under
• your charge is by law required to be found.
" Your Lordfhip will perceive that the fchedule
to the A& has been to framed as to render the lilts to
be made out complete, for the purple of balloting
either under the Militia or the Training A& And
it is delirable that the lifts for the city of Edinburgh
fhould be carefully made out according to the form
of filch fchedule, as it may hereafter be deemed expe-
dient that the provifions of the Training At fhould
be extended to Great Britain generally. Shouldony
alterations in the lids of the city of Edinburgh be
authorifed to take place previous to carrying the
prefent levy of men for the Militia into effeft, your
Lordfhip will take particular care that the lifts be
made out in conformity thereto : and thould the lilts
now in exidence be deemed adequate to the purpofes
of a Militia, but not of a training ballot, without de-
laying in any degree the proceedings under the for-
mer law, it is the King's pleafure that coifed lifts be
made out as early as poll-it:de of perfoos liable to be
trained under the provifiuns of the At of 48 George
111. cap. 90.
" I am to acquaint your Lordfhip that, for the
convenience of the parifhes, the Militia regiments will
be ordered to detach into their ref-P.:Clive counties
proper parties to receive and take charge of the men
fo loon as they may be fworn in at the feveral Sub-
divifion Meetings; and I have only farther to requeft,
that whilft your Lordfhip will not fail to exprefs to
thofe with whom year may communicate, the fincere
regret his Majefty feels at every frefh burthen which
the exigency of the war may impede on his fubjees,
yet his Majefty entertains a confident hope that the
evident and indifpen'able neceffity of a great military/
exertion for the fecurity cf his dominions at the pre.
fent moment, will not only induce all claffes of his
people to fubmit to this burthen cheerfully, but with
a determination to render the meafure antwerable, in
point of numbers, to the expeelation of the Legiga-
lure, and to the demam's of the-public fervice.
" His Majefty alfo trolls that they will be fenfible
of the anxious defire evinced by the Legillature to
cattle this extraordinary levy of men to be made in
the mode leak erpenfive and burthenfome, in the
fish inflance to the people, and in that defcription of
force which may eventually relieve the country from
the charge of basing to replace the whole of its M.
fitet farce at a future period.
- - ill have the honour to be, my Lord,
" Your molt obOient humble tempt. •
(Signed) . " NAvnuisainiv..
a TWArd PrOTQa of Etlialfargh."
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