Star.
London, England, 1812-03-19 00:00:00

LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS.

TEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER
u MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE
PRIM:I%4 WALES, and most of the ROYAL FAMILY,
beg lnve to inform the Nohil‘ty, Gently, and the Public, who
honour them with thar favours, that the above elegant and
Dactyl Perfumes continue on sale at their Old Established Ware-
house Lr those articles only, No. 1.5, CATHARINE-:irREET,
StRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are
Moon to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey
Viten, a trial of them, when STEEL and Mtvea flatter thtin-
One they. will meet v. ith the approbation bestowed on them
fos;[wenty Years past, while the t.rice continues, as usual low,
viz. the Lavender Water 9t. or its. 9d. taking six Bottles; Honey
• 'Water 40.-6 d. or six for Vs.
%r Orders fur Exportation and the Country Immediately at.
tended to,

TO GOLD!hiIIrHS, COLOURED WORKERS, WATCH I
AND CLOCK MANUFACTURERS, &c.
AUREAN ORE.
J. F. Knott, Cold and Silver Chaser, Engraver, Engine Turner,
caul origiul Inventor and Prop,rietor dt the Aurean Ore,
11*IDGEwATER.SQUAA C, *AIRMAN.
F. KING begs to offer the Trade in general,
. 4 I Connpoiltion, the resemblance of which to Gold not only
far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to
public notice, but is also. in every 4441'n iat quality (as far as re-
Ives to its u,e in manufacture) an equivalent to Gold itself. 111
dchneu of colour and great weight, this Composition so strictly
"Pestles the Standard Gold, that Gold-workers have not been
able to disingnish one front the other. The most Lupo! ',int
Property peculiar to this Composition, consists in the very arigu •
kr cisctmstance of it not being at all subject to change it, km ra
lily more than the Standard Gold. Is ductility it is precisely
the same, and snit at all times be found as pliable to work, !whe-
ther last dor in wire, as Gold itself in hoe, the only difFsrence
benieen hien' wl.atever,i, merely that arising from their hit rinsic
wive.
J. F. K. Pso ttrects the attention of coloured AVorkers to the
Peculiar properties attached to the Aurean Ore, as it is su cont.
Poled as to receive a heatnitul rich dead colour, which cannot be
distinguished by the most accurate inspector irons fine coloured
Ceti, aed thereby netting envy essential quality which entitles
it to a prmeminence above every other compvihron known to the
Public, and eltwes it equally on a i arahrl with coloured Gold
lid!; and, however str.gular it may appear, that a composition
cm he funned eoseessing such invaluable properties, hitherto
endued tn Stanearil Gold a'one, has been most sail. Neon ily
fences!; I. F. K. havirg the exclusive art of colouring this tom-
? Whim by a peculiar process which entirely precludes Ma {ie.
Coility of gilding.
The limits of an advertis.ment will net 'admit of an yournera-
”o of the many articles to which this comp tetithin is suited, our
It It Prihaps mammary, since f out theabove detail of its in•oper-
r2er, it is easy to ascertain What articles may be tnuncfactured •
!chit. J. F. K. cannot theretore too highly recommend the
:ortim Ore, aster resenting nmst numerous proof, front Nlanu-
Miners, us will as horn I.ls own laboured experiments, to con-
'lrks Urn of int excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very
locitrful degree, to surersede the UPC of Gold.
Cald•Workers, and others who requite Vide work east, tnhy,
their patterns et moulds, have them *impiety in six
wirer they ate brought for the purpose.
F. K. deems it important to the trade in general, to
argoaitn them that the Composition advertised in the Public Pa-
rs, heating the appellation of the Aurean (of which he is
•c Cosine% inventiirand Proprietor), cannot be purchases! genuine
It my calitr house in I.ondon hew at his Manufactory its liridge-
eart; therefore any other Composition tailored to the
lei, through any mediunt whatever, designated by the sante
re, is spirants and deceptive: every Flak of kis mattuhcterat
Name pluuslitai vn 'who aide us legible characters. •
s°l et it/ 1ai4:416 Weights, at 4s. 6d. per Gantt, either in FlasltS,
L.Lied. or in leaks.—Specirneni may be ago deigant Pki4of
f•stigl/4 CoNselid N'anufactlite. . ' • •
yr •I. !rig
Aft trim (IPA thottry dialsoisinvery pdienkaneggella

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U 1 CHAMCES, .
se. COIRMILL, *. •
T.TORNSBY and Co. repsethity veagataiat the
Public that the LOTTERY te W *awn die 30th of
NEXT MONTH allay a ii‘vferenee to arty weeee Lottery.
baring a hie Pk elf CAPSTAL PRIZISS;sid 'wawa arranged
a 1 to meet with wideetrietappehaties.
•
Tiekos and"Shates that selliter In rest variety, and at the
lowest prgesolit their ekilettabMad Beata Lit:tory Moe, Coro-
bill. where all Moe are-taumadiately paid.
Orders by Poet or Carrier elecuted with fidelity asilahrach.
Schemes at hrs. gratis.

A

XXTRA ORDINARY LUCK.
ViDDING And Co. No. 1, COrniiill, (the corner
next the Mandon-HoWee)vold in the law Lottery, No. 9486,
a Prised "0,000, aid No. SINN a Prize of X4OO, to twenty-
eight Shares • and their gaseraleans of various Prises so greatly
exceeded the that if one indiVidual bad bought all
the 'Pickets and Shares said by them, it would have given a profit
of Upwards of 517,000 owe and above the Prime Coat. is am
tido LOCK VAAL LUCIE
_U PARALL MID LACK?

. 'THE SPRING LO ITERY
Will be drawn 30th of Neat Month, and the Scheme ent*aces
%nested advantages in 'muse of Adventurer' ; for, if compared
with the last efl 2,00 n'llckets, It st4l he tound to cuntsin,
not only CA 1414;;ItIlt in of ItQU•L magnitude, but nouns the
variety, and more than rove "ism vas New use of profitable
Prizes; three are intrinsic attractions„ which already prove it rem
sistible. The Public, therefiwe, are seriatidy advised nut to delay
their purchases, as the small number of Tickets are I :peered to
be all Solli in a very short time. At present, PIDDING and Co.
have great variety, at the FOUNTAIN of FOItTON t, No. 1,1; •
hill, the former Lucky Residence of old Mr. Guy, ac u-
mulated about £too,ooo en that identical spot, out of which he
built and endowed the Hospital in the L'orough.

OARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers. 26, Oxford-
street, respectfully inform their Friends fad doe Public in
ftlipral, that they are now selling 'rickets and Shares for the
New S FATE LOTTERY, which draw. on the 3uth of NI:.IC
MONTH.

SCHEME.
1 Prize ot ar.%)/1110 is £20,000
1 - - 15,000 - • 15000
1 . . 10.U00 • .. 10,000
1 • - S,Con - - 5,0(X1

I . . 4,000 • • 4,000
1 • 3,000 - . - 3,000
2 • - 2,000 • .. 4,C00
4 - . 1,000 - - 4,000
6 500 • - S,OOO
S - - 400 . . SALO

10 - • 300 - - 3,000
12 . . 2,400
20 - - 100 - .. 11,040
50 • - 50 • - 2000
70 - • 40 • . 2,1100
100 - - - 30 - ft 3,14410
114 • • 2S • - 3,11G0
1,000 - • 15 • • 20,0(X1

19,000 Tidier,. 20,000
No. 6,345, We last Peze of .€90,000 ever Shared in Three
Eighths end Ten Sizteentigh No. 19,103, the lut I'rize of
Xi 0,000 ever Shared, in Sixteen Siatretatlei, were Sold by CAR-
ROLL and CO.

PROBATVS HOTEL, FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLE-
• MEN, KING-STRIXE, COVENT-GARDEN, LONDON.
'MRS. PROBATT bets to return her sincere
AXIL thanks to bar iftle-As and the • üblic in genrra►,.tor the
wavy great encouragement she has experienced *lnce her initiate
on the shave prctni*s; she begs futility to assure them, that no
fuiure exertions will be wanted on her part to merit a cant
nuance of their patronage. The Hutel, hum the many advan-
tages it poeseeses„ but particularly from the quiet and airy situa-
tion of the back part of it, is well adapted for the accommodation
of Families, and every thing that can promote the torn ore of
such as may honour her with their favours will be scrupulously
attended to.

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