Star.
London, England, 1805-05-23 00:00:00

CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN GALVANISM.

IT has often been wilhed by thof aloft intimatelf
acquainted with the furpriling areas of 0 A.I.VANISNI, that
fome method were devil-ad whereby this fuhtle principle could be
diffufed Internally, and thus (as it appears to he the PRINCIPLE
of LIFE itfelf) reftore that energy and tone to the Vital powerstbe
lots of which is iu a greater or letter degree the forerunne r and caufs
of molt Itiseafes. While other Sciences have heed amplified and
their principles brought to the fait of ration a .d enquiry, that of
Medicine alone remains unexplored and although its application
fome (Lines produces the defired cffeci. fl ill the length of time
generally taken, although the Difeafe ha been perhaps fligir ly ani
fuddenly acquired, muft make it e. Went that fonolhing ni,re ef-
ficaeioua and lei: liable to uncertainty rentaince to be difzoikreti.
No doubt could be entertained but th GAI .V himielf had
perfected what be made the grand ()Ned of his ltutly and ambi-
tine through life. To afcertaiii this fad, his 7tlanufcripts have
been examined, and the refuft has exceeded expectation. A Re-
cipe has been found, which it appears the perfon in p,ffeffion of
them has frequently prep; red, under the name of GALVANIC
ELIXIR ; and from the almoft incredible cffedts of this Medi-
cine, which are confirmed upon oath, (one bottle carcely ever
failing to produce a complete cure), the Proprietor has been Mdse.
ed to publifh it. Jaundice and all Diforders oecalioneti by bile,
fuch as violent ficknels, retching., and loft of appetite, are atm&
immediftely removed. In cafes evidently attended with a
envy of the vital principle, fuch as the Green Strktiels in Young
Women ; Confumption in either Sex ; Debility. erifing from Dee
blurb, or Caufes of a Private Nature ; as a Preventative againft
Contagious Difeafes, particularly the Yethiw Fever of the Weft
Indies, by keeping up the vitality of the fyftem, which is always
In the firft inftanee impaired by heat of climate and confinement
during the Voyage; for the cure of Nervous Fevers, and of all
dugs little indefinable complaints of the Nervous kind. which de-
licate (and more efpecially) Women in high life are ft:Ned to;
inducting Sick Head-ache and Hyfterical Affections, arifing from
Indigeftiou, late hours, &c &c. Phis Medicine Rands alone as
the only one that ever could remove 'Vac as quickly as it 4
fometimes acquired.
Sold by appointment of the Proprietor. by MeErs Shaw and
Edwards. St. Paul's Churchyard ; M,ffes. Dicey and s•utton ,
Bow Church-yard; Mr. Bacon Oaforlitrect ; Mr. Gohliug,
Cornhill ; and Mrs. Newberry. St. Paul', Churchyard : and no
where elle in Lotidon,in bottles of js. and 1:14. each, Italia included.
N. B. otif.:rve that the Dime/jun@ on each Bottle are 'igned iY
the Proprietor's band-writing, to itnitoc whieh Is a capital felony.
Loquire for JONES'. GALVANIC ELIX 'IL
Made up for the Eaft and Weft 1124441 u jL
and tw bottles sack.

and sol. cafes of Bs

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS.
FORTUNE'! WHEEL. _

NEXT' SATiilikitheWileei of Fortune will I
again turn round, and her firft Gift, the wiD bellow, will be
entitled to t.cr..oL Thofe Perfons who have delayed purchaling,
mutt be quick in their application to POPE'. Fortunate Office,
taring the Bank of England, as, from the uncommon Demand,
Tickets will be very dear and (cam after the nett day's Drawing.

RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL.
2 - 430,002 11 JCSPCO
- • 10,000 5 - 2,000
1 - - 10,000 3 - 1.010
&fides spool. for the brat-drawn Ticket on Saturday next.
DRUMMONI) folicits the Perufal of the above
A •
Grand State of the Wheel to his Friends and the Public,
which Rands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, with only
Seven Days to Draw, and Tickets at r9l. 3s. which, at the fame
Period lift Lottery, rofe to a4l. is. He therefore recommends to
thole who have delayed purchafing, to be early In their Applica-
tion at his Old Ellablithed Office, Fleet-ftreet; and afflicts them,
fromthe uncommon Demand, it Is likely not a Ticket will be kft
after next Week.
The Ticket N0.9,at9, drawn a Prise of Soul no the Sift day,
was fold at this Office.

GRAND IMPEPIAL STATE LOTTERY.

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS for the FISRT-DRAWN
'fICKES NExr SATURDAY,
Being the FOUR I'H DAY of Drawing.

TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn,
will continue on Sale, %chart any remain, at
G. SCOTT's Old Utahliffied Office, No. 75, New Bond ft rect.
where the Firft-drawn Tloket laft Saturday, No. 2875, entitled to
zotsoL was fold and regiltered, and the Ticket No. 6143, a Prize
•f 5.3001 in the hit Lottery, was alto fold in One Quarter, One
ighth.and Ten Siete enth Shares.
N. B. Capital Prizes to any amount paid on demand.

COOPER's HALL.

NEXT SATURDAY will be the Fourth Day of
-Drawing, and the firfl drawn Ticket entitled tosocoL
The Wheel sootains double the number of great Prizes it did
haft Lottery and the prcfent price of Tickets o•dy 191. sa At the
fame period kit Lottery they were 241.35. and by the fiath day
they were at 301. after which day Out a Ticket was to he had. An
early purchak is therefore rrcommendedat PORTF.It's Old Etta.
batted Ogee, Parliarnentfireet, where the Ti het t 0,723, drawn
the Second Day a Prize of sod 4 was fold and regiftered.

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS
For the Ertl Drawn Neat Saturday, May a 5•

RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL, -and only
Sewn Days to draw, namely
k of £30,0n0 I 5 of CIPCO
y of 20,cc0 5 of hoot,
$ of mono t x of 300
3 of 5,000 &c. Fee. &..
And the Undrawn Tickets and Shares are now kiln at
BRANSCOMB and Co.'.,
No. i t, Holborn, and 37, Comhill.
Where Nos. 9,259, and 11,643, both Prizes of 20,000 i. in the two
lift Lotteries, were fold in Shares at the above truly FORTU-
NATE OFFICES. Likewife No. t t 499, drawn on Wednefday
lalt a Prize of So:. was fold in One Qarter, Three Eighths, and
Six Sixteenths.

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS,
For the Firf•drawn Ticket on Saturday next.
EXCIAISIVE of the above, the Wheel contains
the following rich Prizes, viz.
430.000
10.000
10,000
5F09

1 •

3

ete. &c. &c.
And only Seven Days t. draw.
T. ROBERTS recommends an early application at kk fortunate
Office, No. 8, Cornhill. as a (carcity of Tickets muft take place
from the very great demand.

I.aft Lotte.riall the Tickri were (oh! by the Fourth Day of
Drawing.

LOTTERY IS NOW DRAWING.
STATE OF THE WHEEL.
i Prises of ‘30,000 13 Prizes of ‘5,000
••-••••• 20,000 5 tiacio
s . 50,000 , 5 ••••••-...
5,000
It of 5001. &e. Sm. Ste.
SWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry, have on Cale
Tickets anJ Shares warranted undrawn.
The Firft-drawn Ticket on Saturday next, being the Fourth
Day of drawing, will be entitled to 50001.
AN.
ICHARDSON (I^ODLUCK, and CO. re-
fpeetfully acquaint , l'•iblie. that the kuurth Day of Draw-
ing of the ardent State Lou ry will be on Saturday next. The
Ertl-dr:an Picket on that day entitled to spool.
STATE OF THE. WHEEL
2 Prizes of £3o,occ. 5 Prises if £l,OOO
2 • 20. 00 5 1,000
2 50,000 t I • 500
3 5,000 Bc.c. &cam
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, ontiuuc en tale at the
corner of Back-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the
Ktog's Mc**, Charing Crots, by RichArdfun, Onodluck and Co.

TO BE LET,
ADESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, with
its Appurtenances, fit for the reception of a Small Genteel
Family, fituate Bear the Pleafaut and Clamp Mark, t Town of
Dulvertoa, in the County of Souserfet. The Premifes are in com-
plete repair, having been built only a few years, and confift of two
Parlours, three Bed-rooms, and two Garret., a Kitchen. Cellar,
D iiry, and Brew bode, Three Stall Stable, Orchard, and two Gar
dens. The lituation is nsoft picEturclque and delightful, in the
misfit of a fine Sporing Country; and a Trout Stream runs in
frmt of the Prendfes.

For further particulars andto treat, apply (if by letter poft paid)
to Metres. Mayo and Pearfe, Solicitors, Ckok.i.ane, London, or
to Mr. I'. H.S. Brown, at Duleerton, wbo will thew the premifes.
N B. The Furniture, which is good and modern, may be had at
a fair A ppraifement, and the taker may likewife be accommodated
with a few Acres Of exceeding good Land adjoining the Premifes.