Star.
London, England, 1801-08-01 00:00:00

HOGARTH RESTORED.

Public are refpeCtfull y informed, that
Number XXXViI. of COOK', elegant Edition of HO-
GA RTH's INIMITABLE DESIGNS (being the Fourth Plate
of Eledlions) will be publiated on the tit of Augult, when the
remaining Letter-prefs Dercription of the Plates will be deli-
vered to the Subraibers.—This will complete the Work as ori-
ginally prepared.
But at the earrielt Requeft of many Admirers of this cele-
brated Genius, a Suppleinent, eomprifed in Six Numbers, a:act-
uating Nineteen Plates, Come of them never before engraved,
will be putillibed every Two Months, Price les.6d. each—the
Subjetts are Hudibrsa in 12 Plates—the Examined= of Bain-
bridge, for Murder,• before the Committee of the Houle of
Commons, noticed by Lord Walpole in his Life of Hogaetb—
the Company of Undertakers--the Orford Scholars at a Ler-
- turc—the Puol of Bethefda—the Bench—Henry the Eighth
and Anna Bullen t and Sarah Malcomb, for Murder, who was
executed in Fleet-ftrect.--Letter-prefs Defcriptions will be e'en

with the left Number, and a Lift of Subieribers.
The.Subf Tiber' to the original Work (in 37 Numbers) are
requefted to complete their Sets by the tft of September next,
as the Price will be afterwards relied to cos. 6d. each Number•

Publlthed by G. and J. Robinfon, Pate:antler-raw.

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, Ike.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS's ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS
has gained by his su MIMI ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED
BEEF, HAtllan CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE
DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DILICA•
CIES for die TAILE, SIDE-BOARD, and STORE-ROOM; which
are snore fully ezpreffed in his Catalogue, (Ha BEING rue
I mmmmm oa or I Hsu) has induced many perfons to give the
fame name to ABTICLEI entirely different, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by Perron, who go to the principal
Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of
Tradefmrn and Inn-keepers, who In confcqucnce, are often
revved with a Stu RIOUS Soar, by allowing them an extra pro-
fit, which Is not only an Impofition, but a great Difappointment
to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good
SAUCE to their FISH, &c.
N. B.—None arc His GE Nut NI, but what have thefe words
on the label, Y BURCIESiS ORIGINAL AND SUPERIOR Es..
FENCE OF ANGIIOVIES, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy
Steps, London."

EXTRACT FROM A BRISTOL PAPER.
MS. •DI roz,
YOU will greatly ferve the Public by giving the
following paragraph a place in your much-cßeemed Papers
When man came firit out of the hands of the great
Ca aA r oa, he was clothed in body as well as in foul, with im-
mortalicy and incorruption ; there was then no place for the
art of healing. As he had not finned, he could feel no pain,
ficknefs, weaknefs, or bodily diforders. The &Hutton,
wherein the angelic mind, the divine, frarticalet sari abode, al-
though formed out of the daft of the earth, was liable to no de-
cay. Three were no feeds of corruption within, nor was there
any thing without, difpored to harm this lovely creature ; hea-
ven and earth, with all their hafts, were mild, benign, and
friendly to man before he rebelled againft his Mugge ; the DR-
tirecreation was at peace with him as long as he was at peace
with his GOD. But fince this once favoured creature left off obey-
ing the hand that formed him, the feene Is entirely changed. The
thcorruptible body (that was) has put on corruption, the immor-
tal has put en mortality. The feeds of weaknek and pain,of fick-
nets and death, arc now lodged in his Inmoft febftance, whence
many diforders continually flow without any external violence ;
fo that without medicine and proper elevate, to correct
and carry of the food be eats, would loon prove his death.—
Bet befldes all this, every thing around confpites to pima the
rebels; the fun and the moon flied unwhokkene influences front
above; the earth exhales frogmens damps from beneath ; the
beans of the field, the birds of the air, and the filbes of the fora,
are In a Rate of hofillity; yea, the air Welt that furrounds its,
is replete with the Salts of death. But is there nothing that
will lam theft certain evils that more or left befal every man,
women or child that ever lived? Here we call your attention
to that old faylng in Ireland, a GOD hes Curtly prepared a re-
medy fix every malady; but who is the mum that has found it,
and what is the medicine that performs it ?" If we may judge
from the number of mat refpeetable tellintoolal that have ever
appeared to any medical ditcovery, with the mod. pointed cafe
and cleareß eircumftances that were ever put in print, nr held
out ea a remedy for every, enalady, it mull be in that called the
PANACEA, or Ilnlverfal Malicine,dikovered by J. Gardner,
M. I). M. F. Long•Aae, London, '785. I have been to the
Chador's beak, and carefully examined the MA. as well as the
elk& of les Medicines, vb. Worms from half as Inch to forty
feet long; noon from the gall. kidneys, and bladder, ea well as
that monfter expelled from the Gentleman fa Dublin, the molt
horrid creature, I fappofe. ever fn.n.
a For the public good. I am, Sit,
" Tour devoted fervent,
a W. HAMMETT."

' St. lanices-filaare, May st, doz."
8.-Dr. Gardner's Pins Plaiitcts, and Ointment, are fal‘
in tewo and country, at us. son 64. Si. and sa. 3d par kin,
duty included.

MAGNIFICENT' AND VALUABLE EFFECTS.
FONTHILL.

TO BE SOLD BY AUC CION7By Mr. PHILLIPS,

On Abe Premifes, on Wednefday, Augult so, and three fol-
lowing Days, at Eleven o'Clock each Day,
PART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELE•
GANT and MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, French Plate Pier and Chimney Chilies of fignal
magnitude and perfedion, Chandeliers and I..ultres ; a fuperb
Organ (in the Hall) hullt by Crang; Gobelln Tapeltry in fine
Preferration ; Marble Bulls and Groups, Antique Bronzes,
Piastres, Granite and 'Felicitated Slabs, mounted in Or-moln,
as Confolcs and Pier Tables ; Antique Cabinets, enriched by
valuable Gems and fine Sptcimens of the Arts, fuperb Draw-
ing Room Suites in rich and beautiful Silk Darnafics and Satins,
Curtains, Sophaa and Chairs to correfpond; a State Bed, en-
riched by Crimfon Velvet Hangings,-and rich Ornaments; the
Splendid and Sumptuous Suite of Satin Hangings and Furnitt. ref
trimmed with Bullion and Silk Fringe, defigned with lingular
Tate and fitted a la Turque, and a Variety of Rare, Curious
add Valuable Effeets, the Genuine Property of
WILLIAM BECKFORD, Esq. of FONTRILL, Wilts.
The Affemblage of Dosneitic Furniture is of a fuperior Defcrip-
don, and compact elegant Satin Wood Bookrtifes, Commodes,
Pier, Card, Dining, Pembroke and Dreffing Tables, formed
of choice Woods; Suites of Chair, covered with Damalk, Mo-
rocco, Satin and Cotton ' • large and excellent Sofas, Chaife
Lange, Fauteluls, and Bergiers• Azminfter, Turkey, Bruirels
and Needlework Carpet', of large Dimenfions; lets of Window
Curtains, elegant Tripods, Candelabras and Ginn:doles ; highly
polilhed Steel Regifter Stoves ; capital Four-pat and Field Bed-
Reads, with rich Cotton and Dimity Hangings, and Window
Curtains en fate • prime Goole and Down Beds, and excellent
Bedding; Wardrobes, Chelts of Drawers, and the ufual Minn-
man of Chamber Furniture.—The whole of which is formed
with Tulle and expenfively &gibed.
May be privately viewed from Monday the 'nth to Saturday
the 15th of Auguft, by Tickets and Catalogues ooly.—to be
now had of Mellis. Fozhall and Fryer, Old Cavendift: Street;
and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond-fin:et ;—and Publlckly Two
Days preceding the Sale, by Catalogues only, at as. 61.. cacti ;
alfo to be had on the Premifes; the White Hart, Saliffibry;
Star, Andover : Crutwell, Printer, Bath; Stacie's, Weymuuth.