Star.
London, England, 1805-03-05 00:00:00

TO CURIOUS BR: ED :RS OF

CAPITAL FAltbdiNlCl STOCK. OP .1111; TRUE Hut-
FORDsiItRE BP.F.EI) •
• TO SF. SOLD BY ADCIION,
On Wolper:I.:I, the a 7,11 of March, /Boy, and the (Mowing days,
tilt be whole r 3 difpnivri ~f.
ALL the Live Stock, &c. of Mr i•:x Skye M,, f
Stretton-Sugwas, near Ilc riford, (retiring from bull:wily:.
confifting particularly of the foiiov iag, anmhg wider are, within
excepvon, fume of the primed tints o' Breedl. g C:tilc in v
kingdom, viz.
Twro•y-oue working Oxen., tlrht thr,e-year-old Bullock..
Tweo•y-two Cows and Heifers, with 'Calves and in Calf, 0:1,
four-yr:, old 84111. Eight two-year old Heifers, Three two-yut
old Bullocks, Five yearlingandim ks, Five yearling Heifers,li,
teen Draught Hotfes, One four year-old Filley, Two three-yea. •
old Colts, Eight Score of Ewes, Fifty two-year-old Wethers, O.
Hundred and Forty yearling Sheep Ore brold•wheel W ggon, &c.
Sale to begin at Eleven o clock in the l'orennon.
_ _ _

N. B. The above capital Stock is worthy the attention of G 4.11.
tiemen and curious Breeders, who with to row from the Her ford-
thin Breed, which have beets peculiarly fortuna.c in hs
awarded to them at the Cattle Shows at Smithfield and ‘'obu.ti •
Abbey, the feat of the nuke of Bedfned and fome woic 1 have
been reared front this flock were exiiih,ted at t c S ::ithfi Id
Show,, on the 4th of March !aft.

Heifers from the brae Stock have been fold at Seventy-five
Pounds each.

BY THE ICING's rATP.N F.
RYMER's CARDIAC AND NERVOUS I'IN • '
THE only fafe and effefloal Remedy !. i
of the Head, stom4eh, and Bowels. viz. Head
Ow, and Giddnefa, Indigation, Las of Apprtite. -41 ii C: adj.
ties and Retchings, Ycllowni fit of the Eyes and SiOn, cc,
Pain, Spafms, Heart burn, Hice.ip. Cbolicomd
nefa—For the Gout in the Stomach 3.1161 ficad.—For Il furh
feiftions of the'Nervous Syftcm, as are attcrhlrki with llspreiGon of
Spirits; Paralytic and Ap.apledlic Pitpofitioas, Proftration of
Strength, Timidity, Tremors, &c. And for brae:nand Ittenada-
ening the whole Syftem, in hates of Relaxation and Debility..

"(To Mr. RYMER

" Sir—l have much pleafure in affuring you, that I feel myfelf
quite a new man Once I took the Cardiac : f :lore tormenting Palm
ufed to experience in my Side, Back, and Bow,:ls, now but fehlom
trouble me; if they do, a few dotes r,f the Cardiac never fail to
rY-
move them. My Appetite is alfo forprifingly mended; a td I only
have to lament, th-r I was not fortunate enough m have applied So
you before, which would have faved me years of pain at. I :nifery.
Ii this declaration can be of any ferules MI you. you arc wekome to
make what ufe of it you pleafe; and I am, wt. much truth, your
much obliged and obedient tenant, " J. MALY/ ELL.
" From Lieutenant-Colonel Holwell, Southborough."
Sold wholcfale and retail by Dicey and Sutton, No. to, Bow
Church-yard ; and retail by F. Smith, Haymarket; Turt, Royal
Exchange; F. Ncwbcry, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ward, Holborn; ,
Bacon and Co. and Bourne and Co. Oxford.ftreet; and by every
Vender of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in Bottles
of AL cd. Gs. and 719. each; alto in Pint Bottles at 21t. by Which
*ore is a confide:able raving.

- MUSCULAR thiVfobRATION.
■ Is there no Balm in Oiled I Is there no l'hyfitian there ? Why
the t is not the heal•:: of the daughter of my people recovered e-
Jer. viii. 11.
THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, by its
foftening. healing, and tonic qualities, as well as by its falm..
tary Weds, affords a lure prairie& of returning ftrength, and a
certain hope of mokniar invigoration to thole who are de. ilitatcd
try premature or excjave indulgences: hence agile weaknefs of
f ght, vertigos, 106 of appetite, and mental decay.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead mot wonderfully cherifhes nature,
and will fupport the lice of the Aged and infirm. In all inw..rd tb.cays„
debility lo "mead' fpirits, rel.ixatioo tither fest, whether 10.2.. e.
ditary or owing to youthful imprudence, this Medicine wall afford
the molt wonderful relief.

" A perfuaGen of the incurable nature of Conturnpton," rays
May, in his Effay on Pulmonary Confumptions, " his thrown con-
fiderable obllacles in the way of improving the treatment ot that
crud difeare; and the mcd:cal world, st9tiry under the influence of 1
this pertuafion, have made little prngrels in ateertaining the molt
ratigial and effeetual made of curing it." He further adds. that
" the shilling conviaion ofthe fatality of this dffeafe has checked
the ardour ot invelligation, which, upon other occaions, ha. excited
the exertions of the molt irduftrixas and ingenious medicinal wri-
ten of the prdent age." If this is the cafe, slat.! what is the con-
dition of thole labouring uader afthnsa or confumption ? are they
to be left a pr.y to all the calanotous train of evils a weakemd con-
ftitution, and a mind bereft of the cheering ray of hope drag whit
them ? no ! a remedy, a Cure,and a perfed one Is to be obtained,
and has been In nutnberlefs inltatiet s performed, in cotifumptive
Cafes of the molt deplorable nature—that remedy is the Cordial
Balm of Giltai,a reltorative unequalled, a bracer and an invigora.
tur oldie whole animal funetions. 1 his remedy is retorted to by
the firft nobility and gentry in the United Kingdom ; nor has its
menu been lelTened by the hand of time, the teft of all things :
every day adds more encomiums to the virtues of this exalted me-
dicine than can pofkbly be publilbed; yet thote cafes which from
time to time have appeared in the public prints a-e to convincing,
well attefted, and extraordinary in their 'attire, that perrotis mutt
be void of belief indeed who do not attac!-. credit to them; if,
however, there thould be any perfons who are intended in the
' truth, they undoubtedly hare an opi.orturity of enquiring of the
patients thernfelves, who have obtained the cures, or the refp,c.
table patms who have witneffed thms, where will receive fell 1It•
tida;:tion of the verity of each 'tat meet.
'fu be lad at Gilead Monte' or. r Lev,triol ; Mrs. Mathews,
No r*, Straod. I. r .ion ;R. Back and Co. Pearl-Aron, New
1 i k ; and at the following places, v z.
B lied, Mrs Sniercitff Lynn, Pipe
Bath, Hazard Mancheiber, St sines
Berwick,Care Margate, Silver
Baliagtt, he, Hulbert Tlelkfham, Hoare
Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Bi risen
Bndvrt, Rob. rte Maln.foury, Lea
Bridgwater, Poo!e Alanulogtree, Wilkinfon
Ilew..ley, Prattiogton Nottingham, Burbage & Stret
•
Bicefter, Stephen; till
Prtntford, Norbury Newc•iilla upon Tync,Hu tehinf
Be-embitter Hine ion and t2o.
liviihops Waltham, Jennings Norwich, ~,,,engou
Baintree, Shearcrott Newport, life of Wight, Albin
o,:yentry, Merridew Nantwich, S:.elf.rn i
Canterbury, Briltow Ofweltry, Edwards
Caiitor. Booth Peurith, Soulby
Chat's; in, Etheringtoa Portfea, J. and W. Buckland
Cando like, Li edfon Portfmoinh, Sharpe
Chepflaw, Me red Plymouth, Nettlrton
Clapham Batten Plyincuth Dock , iiosland
Dover, Ncales Riekthenfworth, Partial
Dunftable, Qtrenlborough Roc hford, Wade
Dorn( y, Harding Shefke:d, Pierian
Deptford, Davies Stamford, Newcomb
Dereham, Barker Stat!ord, N.Larv.:..
1 Dublin, No. 6, Ciallege Greer, S:ireu fbury, Wood
Dugdak, Calweti, Ball Sheri:wink, Goadby and Co. ,
Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Sasmundham, Night
Budge Southampton, Baker
Patter, Trewman and §on Saliibuty, Collins
Ely, raekenbury Shafttbury. Admit
Fr"me, Haffall &ffron Walden, luable •
Glouceßer, Jones Stourini4ge, Rogation •
Gofport, Harding Sheptnn htliet, Carey
Gainfborough, Towns Stocktou Chriftoplicr & Rana
Greenwich, Braii.c Tay.itesk: Rowe.
Otafgow, Angus Tl'Doelahl Twickenham, Mortinter
Hull, J. Roslford l'unbr age Wells,Knight
Honicaftle„ Weir Trowbridge, Chirg
Harnmeriniith, Roberta Uit.,setcr, Marten
Henley on 'I lamer, Norton Whitby, l',oman
Hanley, Albutt and Son Writ. haven, Croitwalte
Hexham' Dickinfon Wirkfworth 'faylor
Ipfwich, Bernier ,nd besets winder, B
~k me,
Atli all tht Venders of Patent M.. dicta s lath. United innsdllaa

LONDON: Printed and publifloal by LEVEL KENT, (of C.
terburyree, Lambeth), at the STAR Ornca, No. t, Dats*,
Arm utilightd elk at the &rag Orrick Taarpie-Iliar.