Star.
London, England, 1807-03-06 00:00:00

ASSEMBLIES-DANCING AND MUSIC.

RESPECTABLE Perfons, wilbiog to join a Selesf
Afrembly, may become Subfcribers to one, on giving their
addrefs to Mefrrs. ALLIN and PRINaE, at their Alrembly Rooms,
No. zo, Great Alie-Rreet, Goodman's Fields, or No 19, Shertard-
ftrect, Golden Iquarc. Alfo Ladies and Gentlemen, of any age,
who never learnt Dancing or Mufic, may learn quite in private,
e n a plan exprefsly formed for Ode who with the acquirement ex-
peditious, and yet fuitable to perfons of Rank and Fathion. Public
Leffons are alto given two evenings a week, at only One Guinea
per Qi2arter.—Schools and Families attended.
A number of fine toned New and Second-hand Grand and
square Piano Fortes, Harps, arid Organs, are on Cale at their
Mufic Rooms, at very reafonable prices.
Mr. PILINCY. teaches Singing, Thorough Bali, and Mu& in
general.

STAINS of RED PORT WINE, TEA, FRUIT,•'
1.-0 MILDEW, and every Vegetable matter are entirely removed
from Table Lines, Leather, Cottons, Mulling, Lace, and other
Articles of Deers, by HUDSON's CHEMICAL BLEACHING
LIQUID. It Alfo removes the above Stains from Ladies Buff.
Divas, without injuring the Duff Colour—and reltores all kinds
of Linen to their original whiteners, when dircoloured by bad wails-
ing, difufe, or long lea voyages, without any injury to the texture
of the Cloth.

Prepared and fold by Hudfon and Co. her Majefty's Chymifts,
No. 27, Haymarket.
Sold alto, by Shaw and Edwards, and F. Newbery, St Paul's
Churchyard; Bacon and Co. t3O, Oxford Area ; Bolton, front
of the Exchange, Cornhill ; Cope, Birniingham ; Hazard, Bath ;
Baxter and Scott, Edinburgh ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool;
Neales, Dover; Marfden, Colchefter ; Wolftenholme, York;
and others throughout the United Kingdom, in Bottles at 3$ each.

March 3, 1807.
THE GOVERNORS of the LONDON HOS.
PITAL find thenifclves called upon to intereft the Public in
general in favour of this meritorious Eitablifhment of Charity.and
hope to experience the liberal fupport which the Caufe of the
Poor and Afflided requires at this time.
The Hofpital is a fyacions and convenient Building, well adapt-
ed to fulfil the intention of the benevolent Founders, containing
Eighteen Wards, capable of receiving nearly Four Hundred Pa•
titnts: only Seven Wards can be opened, on account of the low
ftate of the Funds of the Houfe.

Frem the Reports of the Phyficiars sts,l Surgeons it appears,
that on every day appointed for the admillion of l'atients, numbers
of diftreffcd Objeds apply, whom the Attending Committ, e are
obliged to ref ; they can hied only the moil urgent cafes—forty
nine sufferable Perfons were fent away in the bit week only—of
there many Inuit fink prematurely vidlims to the Sicknefs or llif
care under which they labour.

This Inflitution is fituated in the midft of a molt populous
Neighbourhood, in which the Poor are very numerous, and opu-
lent Refidents but few ; on a high road of great traffic ; and in
the diftridt of the Seafaring part of the community, where appli-
cations for relief in their many Cafualties are enrtinhal ; and moft
particularly require and deferve attention and affittance. Unfor-
tunate Sufferers are received at any hour of the day or night with-
out other recommendation than their neceffity and diftrefs. The
interior arrangement is concluded on the molt humane and judi-
cious plan. The additional expenec of opening ALL the Wards,
which would be produdive of fuch incalcu'able benefits to the
Poor, and advantage to the Public, will be (mall, compared with
that attending any new Inflituti.m. The Building is complete ;
the feveral Officers and Attendants are appointed ; and except in
the particular of Maintenance, little more than 'the prcfent ex-
pellees will • incurred by the relief of nearly two hundred and fifty
additional Patients.

The Public at large benefits greatly from there ufeful Ellabliffi-
rnents. They are the principal Schools for the formation of Sur-
geon‘, and the belt for Medical Pranitioners, fo neceffary to the
Army and Navy, where the want of a (efficient number of fkilful
and well pradifed Prof. ffors has long been feverely felt.
Whet the Govetnors retied on•the advantages to be ((cured by
an affillance fufficient for the permanent endowment of this Cha-
rity, and confider the generous compaffion prevalent in all dares,
they feel a confidence that every individual, and many Public Bo •
thes, will be happy to contribute in their degree to this pious and
tifeful work, and that the Metropolis will livid forth on this, as on
to many other occafions, a glorious maniple of ufelol ber•.eficence.
Every benefadiud, however fmall the amount, will he molt
thankfully accepted fur the Hofpital.
Subfcriptions are ret eived by the Treafurer, H. H. Pelty, Efq.
by the Committee, at the Hofpi!al, Mile End Road ; Mr. Jones,
Secretary, Crotched Friars ; C. H. Turner, Efq. Limehoufe ;
Mara. Mainwaring and Co. and Mellis. Bohlero and Co. Sikes,
&lath and Co. Dorrien and Co. and Robarts, Curtis and Co.
hankers.

Amount of Subferiptions at a Meeting of the
Governors, at the London tavern, on the £ $
26th Feb. - 4643 1
PUITEEk 11t113CR1PTIONS.
R H. Pclly, Efq. toy o Sikes, snaith and Co. 51 to
Mrs. Turner, Dituirnib. 105 o Thanifen n nnar 52 10
Wm. Woohnore 52 13 J. C. Wrodiu 31 10
Albert Pell 3t 10 H. Smith 31 to
Geo. Green 52 to Rev. W. Jephfon 5 5
)02 Tay 31 10 J D Harris 31 10
W Steentnetz 3t 10 RIM E Harris 31 10
r• and G. Andetfon, Mil. 4,,tHarris. jun. 31 to
pot-lane 63 o Birch. Wreght and Co. 52 13
C" hart. jun. I S. Vachett 115 13
IP. Sha, p 63 o
H. H D of Glonceler,
!•Strith, Ftncl and Co. 3t ro add. MK 5o 0
Iltrla 31 to F. Young 31 10

GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing 1 4th APRIL. an.
CI ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. rape&
IA- fully acquaint the Public, that the New State Lottery
TICKETS and SHARES, arc now an Sale, in variety of Num-
has, at their Licanfed Lottery Offices, corner of Bank Buildings,
Cornhill, and (acing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs.

SCIISII/1 CONTAINS
4 Prize. of ,C 20,000 I 4 Prizes of Ls 000
4 10,000 10 1,000
so Prizes of 5001. &c. &e. &e.

GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to
begin Drawing tech APRIL.

_
SCFIEMit.
4 Prizes of £20,030 !re £BO,OOO
4 10,000 40,000
4 3,030 ~.. 20 ,OCO
10 1,:00 10,000
10 SOO 3,000
30 100 1... 3,000
40 SO ... 2,000
3,000 20 60,000
3,300 Flat drawn Tickets xo each i— 30,000
25,'-00 Tickets. Liso,ctoo
CAPITA LS DETERMINABLE.
Firß•drawn Ticket, to Dky, - £20,000
Ditto tel Day, - 20 000
Ditto 3d Day, - 20,000
Ditto 4th Day, - zo,ooo
Ditto sth Day, - 10,003

Ditto 6th Day, - zo,coo
TICKETS ant SHARES are on Sale at every Isicenfed Lot-
tery 3ffice. PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - £l9 x 6s.
Half - kw 3o I Elihtit - Lz IS o
barter - 5 3 0 Sixteenth - a 6 6
he above Scheme will point out the nreeffity of an early pur-
ohafe, 41 Four Prizes of zn,oool. each,will be fure to be drawn in
the fire four Days, exclufive of Wilt Capital Prizes.

THE Patentees of the FLEECY HOSIERY,
-a- HOLLAND, WAISTELL, and HORTON, No. 99, High
Holborn, have obtained His Majefty's Patents for I ngland, Scot-
land and Ireland, for the following articles; viz.
BIRDS -DOWN HOSE anti GLOVES.—This Hofiery is made
of the fine Down of Swans, Eider Ducks, and other Birds, mixed
with fine wool ; it exceeds in warmth and delicacy every other
except Patent Fleecy Hollery, and as it does not (brink in wattling
it is confequently very durable.
HOSIERY made of MILLED WORSTED—The great defeft
in all Worfted FL,ltery is its fhrittking in walking, but this is
fufficiently obviated by milling the worfted previoufly to its being
manufadiured. 'this operation on the worfted renders the hofe
made of it extremely beautiful and durable.
Thefe Patent Articles arc to be had of the Patentees, and, by
their appointment, of the /.:of rtfpedtabls Hofiers in both town
and unitary ; alfo plain Hofiery, iii a greet variety of new articles
of th it invention, among which is Under clothing of various de-
feriptior s, for both Lathes and Gentlemen ; and alfo their Patent
Fleecy Hofiery, fo greatly recommended by the Faculty, as bring
highly conducive to the health and comfort of mankind.

11R. JANIES's FEVER POWJER and ANA-
LEP TIC PILLS prepared at the reduced prices of as. 9d
the packet, and 23 9d. per box, by Benjamin Perrin, Chemiß, No.
Southampton-ftreet, Covent Garden, London, the only per-
fon who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert James—they
are equally genuine with thofc fold at double the price, Alfo Per
rill% Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully
white, preferve them fmm decay, and prevent the Tooth Ach—in
Own, it will do all that can polfibly be done by any preparation,
innocent in ita nature and pleafant in its site, and will prove a va-
cable acquifition to every individual defirous of Teeth found,
clean, and white, or of llums, healthy, firm. and florid ; in hoses
price is. 9d. each. Ladies particular is Lavender Water will find
their feeges much gra,ifi.d by Perrin's Double Diftilled, at as. 9cE
per botth equal to any in London, although fold at a much higher
price.

The Emprefs of Germany, Ileen of Hunrtria and Bohemia, and
the chief of her Nobility and Gentry were the patrons of
CHEVALIER GUIARDININI's ANTISCOIt-
sum DECOCTION —This reputable Odontotiimma
permanently whitens and preferves the Teeth, protedts the ena-
mel, diffolves the tartar, and checks its accumulationcures the
Tooth•Ach, and all Scorbutic maladies of the Mouth and Gums;
defends found teeth front decay; flops the progrefs, and renovates
the cariofity of Nell as are already affected—fattens loofe teeth—
rapidly retorts to their proper tone the molt relaxed and decayed
gums, dcracit,ates and deft, uys injurious animalcules which breed
in the teeth and gum • —imparts to the breath a deliglitiul odorife•
roue fweetliefs, and render the gums and lips of a fine cherry co-
lour. Sold in bottles,at 24 yd each, duty included by the vender
in chief, T. D.ADDtSON, Medicinal PraCtitioner. at his Repoiltory
of Hygeia, 33, Hart•ftreet, Bloomfbury *are, London, and by
Turner. Newßond ftreet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange ; H awlett.White-
chapel-44d ; Carruthers, Lancafter ; Collins, Salifbury; Fletcher,
Chefter, &e. &c.

PERSONAL COMELINESS Improved in the ufe of two ele-
gent Preparations, Firft.
THE AROMATIC IVORY DENTIFRICE, fo
A- called, from its admirable Weds on the Teeth, which after
a few applications, a ffumes the appearance of poliihed Ivory, pre-
vents moreover their prcmature decay, thole decayed it preferves
from becoming work, fattens fuch as are look, and by perfever-
ance, renders the fouleft Teeth delicate, and (from its aromatic
ragrance) the breath perfeelly tweet ; it is alto exceedingly grate-
ul to the palate.

Secondly, the SPERMACETI SOAP, which preferves and
renders the Skin, foil, fmooth, and delicate. The emollient and
healing properties of the Spermaceti, are fo generally known, as
to render a comment on itsvirtues unneccffary, the inventor is fo
foifible of its pecoliar mildnefs, that to accommodate Gentlemen of
tender &ins, he has alfo formed it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving
Powder, as the lather made with it will fcarcely affe't the eye.
The above articles are prepared and fold for the inventor by
R. ion terror, Chemilt, No. is, Greek•ftreet, Soho, London;
the Dentifrice at as. 9(1 the Soap and Powder is 64. each.
I'erfons wifhing to avail them:etc, of the great utility o' there
articles. flnuld be careful to have them genuine, by obfervitag kris
name on the label attind to cult.