Star.
London, England, 1815-07-28 00:00:00

A CAII ; 10:4.

THE great reputation COCKS his gained by
his READING SAUCE has induced several ven.!ers of Fish
Saucesto offer tor sale coniini-itions of their own wider the saute
name; the liropriettir, theretore, considers it a duty he owes to
the yublic, to inform them, that no expeues shall be spared re
bring such Offenders to jobtice. Un the voth of May, 1814, be
recoverehi a verd.ct of ton Guineas Damages, with full cuss,
apinst Mr. Suotrrof Holborn, (corner of Little Queen-street).
Oilman, before the Lotd Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer,
and a Special Jury, at the Guildhall, London, for makin and
trelndlitil, by hits xlf and Mr Windier, Its traveller, a vat-finis
Sauce as and for, the genuine Reading Sauce .prepared by J. (Nicks. •
And on the 10ili of May, 1815, in the sane Ceurt, hr rtcarersd
a Verdict for Forty Pounds Damages. with lull Coss, against
Mr. T. Pearson, Oilman, 247. oYard-street, for ven•ling a *pti•
rious Sauce, as and for the Genulue Reading S.tuce, prepar eit by
1. Cocas, and.retailed by upwards of ISO of the 014)51 respectable
Oilmen and Saoce-vt inlets in London; in Rath by 30, by one
or snore in most cities ansi market-towns us the United K•ngslunt.
Families are respestfully Informed that the Reading sauce sold
by Messrs. Mackay and Co. 176, l'icc.adilly, and Mr. Purlibt, Oil-
man, No. 10, Chancery-lauo, is nut the Genuine Reading Sauce.
la- None are genuine but those which have corks sealed with
the impression " J. Cocks, Reading ;" and Lav:og thi; Caution.
and also these words on orange-coloured lapels, `t Reading Sauce,
for Fsli, enriching Gravies,. &c. prepared and bold, wholesale mid
retails by J. Cceks, Reading."

BRITIAN PAINT MANUFACII'MiIi,

• 6:4 EZN-ill RECT, CIIZAI.ADE.
IMPE ll:'l'itrt 111.. E PAINTS, and COAL TAR.
Bid.OWN, for l'ark P.Ung, Slates, Out-buildings, and
Weather-boarding, of every description.
Invisible Grera, per cwt. ' Ser. I lied or Brawn, per cwt. 4°c.
Dark Green, Otis. Willie Paint fius,
Olive ditto . I I vs. Prepared Oil, to thin them.
Lead Colour - B6s. for Um., .5%. hdeper Call:
Store Colour - ens. Fine Paint for Nadi. Work d
Chocolate Colour . des. every duchirtion, &c. &c.
Relined liar Brown Iles. per cwt...Cotunion ditto IS% per mi.
N. B. Thv impenetrable Paints ere very ornamental, sod yrdi
cover a surface nearly twice as great as other Paints: they also
possess a durability which renders them prailisrly valuable,
when applied to work Constantly erpoeed to the effects of the
weather; and from their being grentod its Linseed Oil, and dry.
ing tray quick, they are applicable to. the general puijoses of •
Useful inside Painting, as they give at the same times 'presay.
iqg and very handsome cowering. They are also a Care An the
Worm and Dry Rot, will stand in hot Climates, and are any of
'epiphanies, being wed to tie ease manner as other Paints. ,
'1 he COAL. TAR MOWN is reennsuctided for the covering
of Rough fencing, Porous flies, Wood under Ground or Water;
partial arty the Refined, which is perfectly ineolubie in Water;
the Wept *ill not penalise where it is treed ; It Is of a very
gliOd coloor,driee hard, and is easily appiled,requiring truly tale
bested and laid an with aioaimoti tar-brush.
• held UPTON Ad Co. oases utreete Sheri&
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ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.
RICHEST WHEEL EVER xxotTn4.

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THE following Grand Prizes 'must be drawn
NEXT TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, via.

200, Guineas in Gold.
Warranted undeawn Tickets and' Shares are selling by CAR •
ROLL and Co. Contraeton for the present Lottery, No. 7,
CornhiU, and itti, Oxford street ; who Sold in Shares, No. 7,111,
entitled to a Golden Prize, the Flint Day of Drawing.

RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN,
ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.
THE following Grand Prizes must be drawn
NEXT TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, iris.'
£40,000
A'30,000
of •
iifte. &r. and
%COO Guineas in Gold.
Warranted undrawn rickets and Shares are selling by
RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the
rescue Lottery. Bank-buildings and Charing-Cross ; who Sold,
on the First Day of Drawing, No. ii,t72, 1t20,000, in One
42aarter,1 wu Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths; and on the Second
Lay of Drawing, No. 6,497, a Prize of 1,000 Guineas, in Two
Quarters, One Eighth, and Six Sixteenths. •