Star.
London, England, 1801-01-21 00:00:00

DIVIDEND&

Feb. 7. Jonah Dane= and Richard Guyer, of Bell-yard, Fif.
London, tat-nukes, at twelve, at Guildhall

Feb. 9. Caleb St'llton the younger, of Sunderland near the Sea,
bread-baker and grocer, at eleven, at the Peacock, Baur
Wearrnout'.

Feb. 25. William Pierce, of Chlfwick, Mlddlefcx, carpenter,y
at eleven at Guildhall.
Feb. lulu' Peters and Alexander Peters, of Southwark,
liue42-drapers, at t.a, at Guildhall.
Feb. as. George Allen, late of the Reln-Deer, Laughton, Era,
vidlualler, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. as. Thomas Bemfon and Benjamin Teuton, of Cokman-
flreet, London, druitgalts, at eleven, at Guildhall.
March 5. Charles Caldwell and Thomas Smyth, of Liverpool,
and John Forbes and Daniel Gregory, of London, bankers,
at eleven, at Bates's Hotel, in Lord-Brett, LiverpooL
March 14. John James Maillard, of Lime.ftrect, London,
ntcrchant, at ten, at Guildhall.

The Rev. Dr. Taorr a, of Knightfbridge, Lon.'
don, has addreffed for publication the following
obfervations on the Metallic Praitice, to Mr. Pia-
', KING, the Patentee :
Dear Sir--Sittec my letter to you, 29th of March laft,
has: o, era:rd with the defier,' effect in Lighty different Care:,,
among my friends and acquaintance, with the Metallic Trac-
tors. I am more and more convinced of the importance of
I this dircorery to mankind anti cannot help pitying thole
who, either through ignorance or prejudice, attempt to de-.
predate its merits. Here are one or two Cafes :
ERYSIPELAS.—. A Lady was atlliEted with an Fryllpelaa
in her face. The inflammation and (welling were fo great,
that one of her eyes was doled, and the complained of great
pain. After being operated on, the (welting and inflammation
were abated, and the face came to its natural colour, and which
was fo evident as to be voluntarily remarked by one of the
family prefent. In a few., minutes more the cheerfully at-
knowlettged that the was quite well.
cour.--P. A Managed 37, had for leveret years been fub-
jeft to the gout. I found him in bed, and very mock dithered
with the Weak in one of his feet. After I had operated upon
it with the TraCtors, he Paid his pain was entirely gone ; while,
at the fame time, I obferved the inflammation and (welling
fubfkle. He has had no return of his complaint there five
months.
BURN.—" A Lady burned her hand. I happily called at
I the boufe immediately after the accident, and applied the
Traftors. In about ten minutes the inflammation difippeared„
the yefication was prevented, and the (aid the pain was gone.
" I believe the Metallic Tradtors to be the molt ofeful In-
ftruments, and which no family ibould be without. tint-daily
as they arc in no danger of doing any harm by tbc remedy.
" I am, dear Sir, your very bumble Servant,
JOHN TKO Tell.
P. S. " The young Woman mentioned in my termer letter,
has had no return of the Epileptic Fits."
The Cures of Gout, Rheumatifrn, Heal.sch, Tooth.ach,
Sprains, Bruifes, and all analagous Difeafes of Horfes which
are publithed, arc innumerable.
lie Tradors fo neceffary in every Family, and among
Hodes, may be had, genuine, with new and improved dfrec-
don. for ufing them, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Per.
kins, A.M. the Patentee, in Leicetter.fluare ; and of Fre-
deric Smith, Ctsanift and Draggift, is the Haymarket, London.

Their portable nature renders their eocieyance by coach,
or even by Poll, perfedly convenient. Letters, inckifing their
amount (poll paid) duly attended to.
N. B. In the Preis, and fpeedili will be publitbed, pike it,
an entire New Work, eosin:bog of many bundrcd Cafes, cons.
munkated In the year 'Soo. never before pub'illted Said by
J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Wright, PlO2l.
dill!. It may be bad (gratis) of the Patentee, or of P. Smith,
by all who have purchafel the Tradon.

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