Star.
London, England, 1805-07-19 00:00:00

FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL.

ALong ruceefsful PraBke bat now eflabliihed the I,
.potation of ADAMS's SOLVENT, for coring the above
Wieling Milers in either Kidneys or Bladder, after fruitiele
trials of Soap, Lime, and Soda Waters; thereby caving tte..ufsnds
from the pain and danger of the knife. Among thole who wit's
to bear teftimony to its efficacy and innocency, aro Lord Sack-
Vile, the Honourable Mr. Germaine, Sir ":'<iward Knatchholl,
Bart. T. B. Lane, Efq. of Dover came; Shipden, Efq. Deal ;
the Rev. Cole Feary. of Bluntifham, near St. lye's; the Rev. Mr.
tiolynous, of Garboldilam. Norfolk; I oftah Thomss Efq. Brit
toi, S. Baker, Efq. Blag.!en, near Briflol; James Antyatt, Efq.
M. P. P. Gibbs, Efq. Bath; and a great netmber of the Faculty, ,
viz. Dr. Boone, late Phyfician to the Porcet; Mr. Gunning, Mr.
Bell, Mr. Home, Dr. Livingflone, and Dr. Stevenfon, whole fa-
ther was cured by this Medicine, jolt as he was about to undergo
the operation; and recently it has effedled a Angular and happy
twe cf a near relation of Admiral Sir Richard king, /Lit.
' The Seivent kid by' the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Surge an,
No. 9, Smith • mpum time, Bloomsbury-fa yarc ;at Bacon and Co's.
Na ztc, GrOrd.ftreet ; and at Boitm.',, front of the Royal Ex-
change, In hicks of 44. 6d. tat. and nl.2s. two of wl.leh !aft
never failed to wired the ealculouS diathefis in the habit, and
tLerehy prevent the formation of a Stone in Seikiitary Perfons.
N.% 't he Nintb Edition of " A Triable on the Diforder and
the Reg:loco to be cbferved, with Cafes of Cure," will be pub-
rickd in a few days.

FOR BILIOUS DLIORDEftS.
Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS.'
FRO).T a new mode of adminiltering khefe PILLS
by the advice of an eminent Playfician (fee the new direetini.s)
ssirsas fflfeafes,fo prevaknt particularlvaramsig iierfons wiry have
in hot climates, arc removed with greater eafe and (dirty
tiro :IT -iny other Medicine. They ire tin fly efficacious in all
Dif,eders of the Stomach and Dowels • io IndigeiEnits, Loc.. f
Axle e, habitual Cettivenefs. trotebiefome rho ••CICA and Cha-
lks; Ek,:wire in Gamy Isahi!.. In giddlners. F * b"MariC Yaint
in the !bad ; as well as thole oecafinned by free heir.; ; there y
pformipg Paine!' and Apo;lexles. In often the arsterence of
interaperance. Recourfe fhou'ill be had to them on the firft attack
Oa cult:, or any flight indifpolitlon; or aft r any excels of eating
or drinking; and thus their well kit .srit efianoltriftic will Po
maintained of promoting Longevity. Tiale,:ilers by lea cat land,
fbessid niece be without the Analeptic fills, as they require nei-
ther riwfinement toe alteration of diet

'they are fold only by F. Nrwacav and :4011.1, at the Warchoure
furllr.)anres c Powder, No. 45, Sr. Paul's Church. v 3.1.1. four 'oom
fain Che-aphde,l.ondwn; and at Dr. Janic.. latr tiourr in Bruton-
Ln.et ; in boxes, price 4..6d each, or in one I .rge Boa cont iinine, the
quAutity of Lk for 2 is. duty included —None arc scuoine bur
tif.; w hich have the words, 4P. Newbury, No. St. Vaasa"
in the turugs,

HORSES.
Lately *publifbed,
(Declica'ed by permiffion, to the Duke of York)
In two volumes,price s is. either of which may be had feparately,
VETERINARY MEDICINE; being (in the first
Volume) a clear and full Defcription of all the Dank* inci-
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Symptoms, with the Author's fuccefs tit Method of Car., aeccord-
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powerful effect, and how to avoid flub uteri/11d commixtures as
frequently defeat the operation of the molt valuable Drugs. Ntsv
Edition.

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FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Rrar, Plymouth,
On Friday At 26th of July, aos, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
40 Half-Pieces French Brandy.
444 Cakes Yellow Rofin.
40 Cakes Black Ditto.
4 kingthe4cis Spirits of Turpentine.
Calks Cream Tartar, (unprepared).
1381Piee, s Boa Wood.
Being the Cargo of the Praia° Smock FORTUNA, captured on
her voyage from Bayonne to Caen, by His Majelty's Hired Armed
Brig CA aou St, Lieutenant Jost DEIST Commander, and lace
condemned to the Captors.
Far viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues, *lndication may be
made th-ee days previous to the file, to Mclrrt. PLTLII BlRD-
woos and Mr.
jJoax.Hawaza, the Agents.
Plymouth,July 13, 1805.

. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE TO BE SOLD.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRALT,
And Poireffion to be given immediately, with neat Houfehold
Fttrniture,
FREEHOLD Buick and Tiled DWELLING
A HOUSE, with Farm Yard, Barn, Stabling, Garden, Or-
chard, Wood, and ft nr Claes of Meadow and Arable Land, all
contiguous within a Ring Felice, containing together about 20
Acres, ti.uate within three quarters of a Mile of Great Marlow,
Buck', on the road to Herley.
The above Prentifes (being in potation of the owner) are in
complete repair, molt pleafantly fituatcd on a Healthy Spot, com-
manding an eztenfive view of the River Thames and the build-
ful furrouuding Country, are taftefully ornamented and replete
with every accommodation for a &limbic refider,ce.
' For partieulats, Inquire of Mr. Anti utt, of Great Marlow, who
will give Tickets to view the .Pretnifes, thew an Inventory of the
Furniture., and is authorifed to treat for the Sale.
Great Marlow, Bucks, July 17,1805.

TISVON.
TO E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

t`HE MANOR of PILEMORE, with the Bar-
tints and Farms of Pikmnrc and Slade Rowdens, Wathford,
and linikines, and feversi oth..r Ten-ments, fituate in the Part&
of Walhfield, and within a Ring Fence, about three Miles nom
Tiverton and fifteen from It t.ter.

'to a Gentleman fond of Sporting this Eftate muff be particu-
larly defirable, as it is abundantly flocked with Game of aU Sorts,
and Wondcocks in the Seafon ; the Stag Hounds and feveral Packs
of Harriers are kept in the Neighbourhood.
The Situation is very romantic and beautiful, with estenfive
Views of the River lice and the furrouoding Woods, and the Eftate
affords.many delightful (pots for building.
There Is a great quantity ot Tbrieing Oak and other Timber on
' the Manor, and upwards of 20 Acres of fart growing Coppice
Wood, with about 260 Acres of Orchard, Meadow, Arable, and
Failure Land. The Purchafer may have immediate poileffinn of
the whole, except Slade Farm, conufting of go Acres and a
I'Cottage.
For viewing the Premifes, apply to William Richards, at Stood-
Icy, near the Eftate. or to Farmer I larris, at Filemore, or Farmer
Vefey, at Slade, and for further Particulars to Mars. White and
Fownes, Lincoln's Inn, London, or to Mr. Abraham, at atlhbur•
ton, whtre a Map of the Eftate may be fern.
If the Premifes are not fold by Private Contrad, a Public Sur-
vey will be held for fale of the whole toarther or in two Lots, at
the Twee Tuts', Tiverton, on Tuefday the aoth of Ana next by
Five o'Clock in the Afternoon.