Star.
London, England, 1802-08-26 00:00:00

DEAFNESS.

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THE celebrated Dr. Taylor's remedy for Deaf-
nets, cures that complaint, whether it proceeds from vio-
lent colds in the head, (=care node, hard wax !ticking in the
cavity of the cars, &c.
One bottle will completely cure the molt *Minute deafncfs,
and it is compofed of ingredients fo perfeelly harmlrfs, that
there is not a putribiliay of its doing the fait injury to the car.
The Advertlftr is aware, that th.d tender organ ought not to •
be tampered with; and that, like the eye, it requires a very de-
licate tench.

Perfons who have been deaf for forty years and upwards,
have by a fingle !wale, been reamed to the bleffing of hewing,
and have been able (to ufe the emphatic language of a gentle-
marrwtto Vltlf eared;) " to hear a moufc run acrofs the floor."
The Agent at Cheadl:, in the county of Stafford, in a letter
dated the ,29th of October, 180 s, to the wholcfale Vender, fafv,
"1 have fold a bottle of Dr. Taylor's Remedy for Naiads,
which ii in trial with great faced*. 'The man was fo deaf that
he could not hear the clock strike though ever fa near it; now
he bribe can hear the beating of his watch at fame dill:ince."
Sold at Sa. bd. a bottle, by J. Drewry, Printer, Stafford, the ,
wbolefale Molts foil We. by Mr. Matthew& No. it

Mr. Malobes Deteetlon of the Sitakfpeare Forgery.
Meafured from the euftomary Standards, via. Hyde Park
Corner, Welimmlt.!r and London Bridges, Tyburn Turn-
pike. Shoreditch and Whitechaied Churches, Hicks's Hail,
dec. &c.
This day was publifhed,
In Crown Odtavo, price 7s. W. in boards, a new F.dition of
CARY's NEW ITINERARY, or, an Accurate
Delineation of the (belt Roads, both Dired and Crab,
throughout England and Wales ; with many of the Principal li
Roads in Scotland. From .an Adtual Admeafurement made by
Command of his Majeity's Poftmaller General, fur Oilkial
Purpufcr ; under the direeition and infpedion of
THOMAS HASKER, Efq.
Surveyor and Superintendant of the Mail Coaches.
Particularly dillinguifhing all Places on the Roads which
arc Market Towns, and fuck as have Puft °Mem for the Re-
ceipt and Delivery of Letters :--To which arc added, at the
End of each Road, the Names of thole Inns that fupply
Poft-
Horfes and Carriages, back or return Routes, with the Difttince
from Stage to Stage; a moft extenfive Seledloo of Noblemen
and Gentleman's Scats, copious Indexes, dec. Pea accompanied
with *General Map, exhibiting the whole of the Roads de-
fer:bed in the Work, and anoth.:r Map caprefsly adapted to the
Crofs Roads, on which are added, Figures of Reference to the
Page where each is dcfcribed. With engraved Tule-Fag;
Dedkat.on, dtc. &c.
By JOHN CARY,

Surveyor of the itLads to the General PA Office.
Note.—A few Copies are printed on Royal Octavo, hot-
preffed, &c. affording large Margins for Remarks, price 135.
in boards.

Printed for J. Cary, Map Seller, No. Oz, Strand; of whom
may be bad Maps of every Defeription.

NEW DU I'CH HERRINGS.
TOHN. BURGESS and SON reepedfullyinform
the Noilility and Families in general, they Lave 'milled a
Cargo of NEW DU reit HERRINGS.
Their GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues
to be prepared by them :n the fame manner that has obtained
loch univerfal approbation for many years raft. '
The long jult:y acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Cotuary at large, and of Perfons
• refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the teft of
trial, ranks kin the. 6i uation it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of
THEIR °snot NE, but at their Warchoufe as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
heft quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS,. CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, lupplied upon
the ftiorteft notice for the Fait and Weft (tidies, Sm.
Warehoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.

For the convenience of FamiHes in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Mars. R. Johnfton and Co. Edinburgh, their lots
Agents for Fith Sauces.

HOLLAND.

Moot, Auousr 20.—1 n the Legiflative At
fembly of the t7th, Citizen Lu Butt it, jun. male ,
a report on behalf of the commiffion in whofe
hands, by a refolution of the t ith, was placed a
letter from the Executive Government, containing
a propofal to grant three individuals of Amfter-
*dam, named in that letter, a charter for the ('pace
of 25 years, to eflablifh a Company at the Cape of
Good Hope by voluntary fubfcription, for carry-
ing on the whale and fea fifhery on the coalt of
Africa; the refult of which report was, that loch
charter ought to be granted in conformity to the
proixdition made by the Government of State.—
A Member fuggefting, however, that a Company,
fimilar to the one now propcded, was already in
being at the Cape of Good Hope, the confidera-
tion of the report was deferred till the ntzt day,
• in order to afcertain the fad, of which fame
doubted. On the tBth, no one rifing to (peak
againft the laid propoihion, it was agreed to, In
the plan of this New Company, a fourth part of
the undertaking is to be refereed for the Old
Company, in cafe they may think proper.to accept
of it.

Citizen HELDIRIIER, on the 18th, in the Le-
gillstive Altembly, made the report of the Corn-
miffion appointed to confider the propoted indem-
nification to the holders of EAR India flock, which
turned out unfavourable to the fcheme. for. the

Some of the motives which induced the Co.
vernment of State to ims pole filence on our weekly
fount:dills begin to develope. They knew that a
warm reception would have been given to their
phut of unconditional amnelly, by which fir many
would return to their offended country who have
fufficient influence to get again into employments,
The meafure of the Legiflative Body to lay fame
penalty on the indulgence is calculated to blind
•he public; for though the emigrants are excluded
by their claufe, from getting hold of their Old
fituations, it is not impoalble but they may obtain
new ones! The plan of indemnifying the holder
of Eaft India flock would not have been confiderest
as 1 fs impolitic ; and it might have been pointed
ont,that the individuals who propofed
trims intended to fhare it, them. Thus It fhoidcl
rum, that font; little portion of affeaed indepen•
_fence has fallen to the (hare of the Legiflative
Affembly, who do not blindly follow the diaates,
of their fuperiors. Weightier reafirns than even
there are Lid to have given birth to the daring
meaftwe of fealing up the Printing Offices; nor
will they be fet at liberty till certainty, in many
reports, (hall have fucceeded uncertainty.

It is Paid, that Madame BONAPARTE cannot
abide Mrs. SCHIMNELpEriNacK' whole am:idiom
are by far more fuccefsful than thofe of the former.
Letters from Dillenburg, dated Aug. 8, Ildte,
that the new colony of jefuits and other Ecclefi-
attics, are making the molt alive preparations t 9
decamp as fuon as u:a B r Arian Government Mall
take poffedion as they then expea tht.ir immediate
fuppredion. They are felling off the inia„tes of
their faints and their coffly ornaments, not indeed
to the Catholics, hot the) Protettants and Jews
have excellent bargains of them. All men of fenfe
rejoice at this change in the Government, as the
Jefuits would probably have only laboured to re-
(lore the reign of darknels and ignorance.

CHARLES For and his confort have, it feems,
been in Rotterdam, at the houfe of Mr. DIXON,
the partner of Mr. LITTLEDALE. The curiofity
to fee this celebrated man was very great, but was
but little fatisfied. He vilited the village Schcvs-
lingen, was prefent the day before yeLerday at
the Sitting of the Legiflative Body, and yeflerday
morning proceeded on his journey to Spa. He
was accompanied by Mel FLINT, a Member of
Parliament, and an Ira Nobleman.

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