Star.
London, England, 1807-02-07 00:00:00

TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES.

YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S HUSSAR and other
DRESSES made in the molt Tafte.ful and Elegant manner,
by S. CLAR K, Taylor, of No ts, Rathbonaplace, Oxford Itreer;
lass Foreman to Mr. Allen, in Bond- (tree.
S. CLARK begs leave, alto, to inform Noblemen and Gentle-
men, that he makes up Regimentals, N.tval Uniforms, and Cell-
denial's Clothes, of every defeription, in the molt fafbionabk
manner, of ftiperior Cloth and Materials--likewife, Savants'
Liveries.
Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Families in the Country, may be
informed, by letter, the proper mode of fending up their Meafure.

ROSS's ACME;
Or, THE PERFECTION OF HUMAN NATURE.
ROSS refpetlfully infcrms the Nubility and Gen.
try,pat ticularly thofe of Tafte and Fallon, that be has now
the moil estenfive and extraordinary affortment of Ladies and
Oentleme-'sPerruques ever exhibited for public view and approba.
As. Their fuperiority is not merely derived from their elegant
iEduladess, nor from their clay and dole adheflon to the counte
trance, in which they are unequalled, but from that Met refem.
blance to nature which they affume the very fir(t moment of wear,
and which no other Maker can acquire or even imitate—affording
to the Inventor the Snell triumph of Art, and adding to the
weasu a lovelinefs to youth, and a refpeetahility toage.
The univerfal adoption and excli.five preference afforded there
Perruques on tbc IA Birth Day, and every fafhionable Sala fince,
ineonteftally proves t heir pre-eminence —lttifs acquaints the Con-
coiffeurs that he has thcm nn fate of various hues, forms and
fafhious,from 2,3, 4.5,6, 7,8, 9, and so Guineas, to one hundred
each.—Ornamental Hair of the greatett variety may likewife be
had of all prices at No. a 19, Bifhopfgate Brat Within, three doors
from the London Tavern.

The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL. TUN-
BRIDGE Wf LLS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY.
-pe OBINSON bees to inform the Nobility and Pub-
.l-1 lie, that be is coultantly receiving from his ManufaCtory at
Tunbridge Wells; a trcfh fupply of goods of every defetiption in
Site above line, confitting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back •
gammon Tables, richly inlaid in hlefaie Work ; alto Work, Writ-
ing, Drawing, Netting, and Card Boxes. Lard Racks, Ornamented
Bellows, Tea Tables, Chats, and Caddies ; Tambour and Em-
broidery Frames, Spinning heels and Reels, all kind of Turnery
Ware, &c. &c. int the lowelt terrng, great allowance made to mer-
Aants, and Captains in the Faft and Welt India trade. Viery
tick matleof white wood f..r LadiKteareament. Ladles works
varuithed wi out difeolouring. old Tn'%bridgr. Ware repaired and
,iarnialtd to look like new. All forts of Engt:at and Foreign Pa
• lit-lien/. A good alTortment of Leacher, Wax, and Wooden Dolls
with Toys and Trinkers of every defeription. —N. B. AN the Abbe
Glattitr's Works, with an climatic colledlon of !partial,'
Daises, Children's Book s,beit White Copal another Vatuith, fold
far Ladies own ufe, at 14ot:bawl's Warehoufe.

CHILBLAINS are prevented frnal breaking; and
their tormenting Itching inftantly renewed by WHITE-
HEAD% ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfally rammed for its
exaraordinary Ilicacy in Rbetunatifms, Paffits Gouty Affeetions,
and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has
been unknown or meglertted. arad the Chilblains have aanally
broke,wHITEHEAIY. FAMILY CERATE will cafe the pail,
and fpecdily heal them. The Family Ccrate is equally caimans;
in Chwattil Sore Legs, Scorbutic l•suptions. Blotches. Pim**,
Ring-worms. Shingles Brealtirgc out in the Face. Nofe, Ears and
Eyelids; Sore and binned yes, Buras, and Scalds ; Sore Heads',
Old ?ARM and Sem-hank Humours of ea -ry dercrlptlon.
Prepared only, and fold by R. Johollon, Apothecary, No. c.
Greek-tircet, Sobs, London. Ibe &nee as, ! Fills at as. yd. each
the ccrate at latz:. es. yd. Sold by ev.i tilictlicine Vender
IJ
in the oirc.l
.• n • The estdne las t black Ink Stamp, with the name of IL
loltalton, infertal so its