Star.
London, England, 1805-06-10 00:00:00

TUNBRIDGE ♦%'ELLS.

Ti-iE Public are refpeafully informed, that the
Proprietor of there celebrated Springs has ceded tribe con-
erueted, Wa:ni and Cold Baths. Vapour baths, and an Apparatus
for 1 umping. There Barbs are (applied witb the Mineral,Water
from the Springs, as at Pyrmont and other places of great celebrity
have (nen formed at a great Expcnce, and are fitted up Ina idle of
elegance and convenience, that is no where exceeded. The w..nt
of fuck accommodations hes been long complained of by Profef-
Clonal Gentlemen of great eminence, arkl it may therefore be pre-
fumed that the Medicinal Springs of tills place may now be ern
shred Riil more exterifively ufctul and be appli din a great variry
or Jain-der". teat have hitherto been excluded from the benefit t.)
be &rive,' from them. The Medical Faculty in narticulsr ma
be allured , t 6 t in the application of them, the its attenti n
will be paid to their directions; and that nothing is wanthig which
may h. thought requilite to the advantage, comfort, and calve-
ri.nce of their Patients.

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.
T SPRANGE's CIRCULATING LIBRARY
3. and POST-OFFICE, Is this day opened for the Seaton. a
coffee lieg,iter of all the LODGING-HOUSES, exhibiting at
sine view, the number of Rooms contaitipd in each, what Stabling,
theation, Stc whereby Families on their arrival during the Seaton,
may. without the fatigue of • over the pla ein fcarch of
Lodgings, Lc a reference to the , at once obtain informa-
tion, which Houfes are then tolet.

The Nobility and Gentry are therefore refpedfully informed,
that whatevar intelligence they may with to receive refpcaing
Lodgings, previous to their corning to the place, any application to
Air. Sprang, will be nicelyattended to, and the willed for parti-
culars hrowsdiately given; and for the further ateceentodation of
thofc unacquainted with the place and may wi6 pneldoully to
read tiic paiticulars of it, rite Turesarnot Wttss Gums, in
which is a very full Account of the Nfedkinal Water, and the
Complaints for which it is efpccially recommended, Winding
every thing within the place atul neighbourhood worthy of 'settee,
Ste may be bad of Mears, Rivington, Bookie Hers, St, Paul's
Churrh-yarJ, Londoo.

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