Star.
London, England, 1809-03-22 00:00:00

PAINT WI rmatyr SMELL.

TAMES CREASE and SON, No. 53, West Smith-
field, London, beg to offer to the Public their Grecian White
Paint (a new dead white) for in-door work, which has no noxious
smell, requires no art in using it, and dries in a few hours.—Sold
with printed directions in jars of 21b. 41b. 71b. and upwards, at
one shilling per pound. Also their Olive Brown (a Tar Paint),
for out-door work, ready yrepased for use, at ld. per pound,
which requires no admixture of oil, and is sufficinptly fluid to be
used without heat.—Oil Paints, Invisible Green, 6d. per pound;
Garden Green, 9d.; Bottle reen, Is.; Sardinian Green, 25.;
Spanish Green 23. tid.—New Drying Oil, Es. per gallon; Priming
Oil, Gs. 9d ; Putty Oil, 43. 6d. Sold as above, attd may be had of
Mudge, Truro ; Clark, Devizes Atlee, Newbery ; Venn, Read-
ing; Carr, Colchester ; Greenwood, Chelmsford; and Lashniar
and Son, Brighton.

By JAMES BRYCE, F. R. S. Edinburgh,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeona of E.dinburgh, Surgeon
to the Orphan Hospital, and on@ of the Surgeons to the Inititu-
tion for the gratuitotp Inciculatipn of Cow-Poz.
. Loudon ; Printed. for J. Mirrray, and I.ongm an, Hufst, R eps and
Orme ; and William Creech, and Juhn Anderson, Edinburgh.

TO THF: NEW SHERIFFS.
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' SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS'S LETTER.
This day was published, In small Dewitt), a New EDITION,
pike 7s. in boards,.
• A LETTER to the LIVERY' ot LONDON, re-
lative to the Views of the Nt'riter in executing THE OF-
!ICE OF SHERIFF, With an APPENDIX, containing Letters
and Oficial Documents.

By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, licit.

One of the Sheriffs of London and Aliddle6ex.

" Truth and Justice are immutable; and they will generally
prevail, among rational Creatures, over the Prejudices of Igno-
rance, and the Machinations of Self-Interest."--46p. rrilstres.
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To be had of al the Booksellers in Town and-Country.
as! The subjects successively discussed in this Work, are the
Freeholder? Book—The House of correction—The Discharge of
Persons relative to whom no Bill of Indictment has been found—
The Prisons—Newgate and the Compters.--Transportations to
Botany Bay for limited terms—Gaol Fees—The Penal Laws
The Sheriff's Fund—Petty, Grand, and Special Juries—Sheriff's
Otlicer, and Lock-up-houses, &a. &e.

A. HOMAS TEGG, Wholesalb and Retail Dealer
in Caricatures, No. 111, Cheapside, begs leave to inform
his friends, that he has published the following New and Popular
Caricatures, price only Oue Shilling each, coloured.
N. B. Please to observe, that I publish my Caricatures at is.
each, Retail, equal to any at double the price.
1. THE Duke's Love Letter Travestie.
2. Dissolution of Partnership, or Mrs. Clarke winding up her
Accounts.
3. Wednesday, the Bth March, " big with the Fate of
and Mrs. Clarke." ••
4. A Pilgrimage to Gloucester-Place!
St The Road to Preferment through Clarke's Passage.
6. A new Parliamentary Toast.
7. Yorkshire .Hieroglyphics, Plate I.
8. Ditto ditto Plate 11.
9. Ditto ditto plate
10. Days of 'Prosperity in Gloucester-Place, or a Kept Mistress
in High Feather.
11. All for Love, or a scene at Weymouth.
12. The Bishop and his Clarke, or a Peep into Paradise.
13. The York March ! !
14. Farmer Blunt's Apology. •
15. The Triutnvirate of Gloucester-Place; or the Clarke, the
Soldier, and the Taylor.
16. Chelsea Parade; or a Croaking Member surveying the Outride,
the Inside, and the Laaride of Mrs. Clarke's Premises.
17. The Burning Shame.
18. Mrs. Clarke's Levee.
19. The Magician, transforming a Foot Boy Into a Captain!
N. B. A New Caricature on the above Subject will be regularly
publishid every Day during the present Enquiry. •
Also just published, Price only is: coted,
• THE CONVENTION OF CINT s
A Parody on "The House that Jack Batt."
N. B. Money with orders from the Couiury.
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