Star.
London, England, 1809-05-15 00:00:00

HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC,

For the Infallible PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISORDER.F°FrY YEARS experience in every quarter of
the World, has indisputably established the Fact, to which
the Discoverer (the late Sir SAMUEL HANNAY, Bart.) pledged
himself, that this Pat ‘rENTATIVE was infallible in its powers, and
effectually secureclto ao-r ti Sexes complete protection, where the
directions were punctually observed. Many are prudently de-
terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing
consequences injurious to the Constitution. in the use of the
Srceiric (an external Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing
to dread—the doubts of the ;cepti,:, and the opposition of the In-
terested, are alike subt!ued.
It is notorious, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa-
culty, that this terrible disease is not so frequent as heretofore,
and the blessing has beeti fair attributed to the universal adop-
tion of those principleg, upon such this highly celebrated Lotion
is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its character for so lung
a period is its best eulogiuni, and advocates its cause better thana-
thousand attested eases, which, for obvious reasons, the applica-
tion of this remi.dy renders inadmissible.
This Antivener.al Lotion is confidently recommended to the
Army and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retain
its virtues for years in any climkte,) they, frorn the nature of their
servien, being more peculiarly exposed to the ravages of this
disordef. It is soli in bottles, at 10s. rid. each, or 10.. if more than
one, and at 75. 6d. ; or three for a Guinea (stamps included), at
No. I, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, where, only in London,
it can be had genuine.—lt will be sent to any part of the United
Kingdoms, by inclosing an address, real or assumed, with a
Bank note equivalent to the quantity required, directed (post
paid) to Mr. LIAR COOl, at the above old-established Whre.
house who will answer, as. usual, all orders with stria fideliv.

NO ADVANCE ON IRISH LINENS, AT N.x:so, GREAT'
RUSSELL-5 MEET, opposite the BitITISBI MUSEUM.
THE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY, having
a large stock on hand previous to the advance, continue to
supply the public, at their original low prices. They sell no ar-
ticle but Irish Linen, and Sheeting, warranted as to talnic, and to
be bleached withuut chemical acid. As variods mistakes bass
occurred, they make known, their Linea' can be had at no house
in London, but the above, as they hays co connection with any
other. A single piece (and not less), at wholesale price.—Witla
couctry orders, a remittance is requested.—Cash for Irish .Dotes.
N B. The trade supplied as usual, at No. 50, Great Russell-
street, opposite the British Museum. E. BURCH,
Agent to the Company.

I 'HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY have still re-
maining a considerable quantity of their old Goods, which
shall be sold to the last piece without the smallest advance, and
they would recommend their Friends and Customers to -,akeithe
advantage of this opportunity; for although Cloths may come ils,w•
when the produce of the Flax sown this spring can be brought
market, yet they fear the goods now coming forward (the pro'
of last year's Flax) must be considerably advanced.
'They sell no article but Irish Shirt Linen and Sheeting, as
not Less than a Piece of 25 yards. One Piece at wholesale price.
and no abatetnent. Each Piece is (as Usual) warms:44.J -a.,
brie and to be bleached on the grass, and the money returned if •
fault appears.—With country orders, a remittance or a town rta
ference is expected.
Some petty imitations of their establishment being lately put up,
by .which several mistakes have Occurred, they are obliud to
make known that their on!), House in London, is No. 4, on the
South-side of Bloomsbury-square.—Cask for Batik of Ireland
Notes. 1. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company.

HARVEY'S SAUCE }OR FISH, GAME, &c.
ELAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility.
. and Gentry, the above admired article is prepared only at
her Wareing*, No. 6, Edwards-shat, Portman-square; and (b?
appointmeati may be bad. of 1,. Balmer, Lainburgh ; Bell, Scat-.
borough; Gretwas, Liverpool; Getty, Manchester; Terry,
Brighton ; Lomer, Southampton ; Elliot ami Seedharn, 'Bath ;
lefferys, Salisbury ; Lister{ Swansea ; Stephens, Britilingt
Quay, &c. &c. and to prevent spurious imitations, each bottle
has Mr. Harvey's signature on the _

E. I. at the same time Legs to recommend her genuine Essence
of !fsnelfivies, which. vsith a variety •f rich Sauces and Pic
may he had is cAs-s of all sines, for family use and espor atinn

VC/W.llos To FAMILIES, TAVERN, HOTLL AND
INN KERNER&
COC KS's READING SAUCES for Fish, Gravies,
%-.4 Sauce,is generally used at table, as a substitute
for India Soy, Lemon Pickle, Quin Sauce, &c. and is esteemed
pectiliirly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump-
steaks. and Cold Meat.—Price, pints 4s. half pints. as. ••
This excellent and justly celebrated Sauthe having received the
approbation and recommendation of softie of the first families in
the kingdom, has induced several venders of fish saucer() offer for
sale compositions of their own. ur,der the same name : the pro=
prietor, therefore, heks to caution his friends, and tl.e curious in
palate, against such imposition, and to inform Mein and the pub.
lic, that it is only to be had getmink (in London) at '
Mr. Mawbey's, fishmonger to 114 r. Goodman, ashinonger, Lila
his Majesty, 50, Wiginore- tie Maddox-street, Hanover.
street, Cavendish-square. square.
Mes' .B. and W. Bolan, Pur- Mr.' T. Groires, fishmonger,
veyors to his Majesty and his opposite theAdmiralty,Chara
Royal Highness the Prince of ills Gross.
Wales, No. 89 and 90,Strand. Mr. Goter, 2, Billingsgate.
Messrs. Edward and W. Ball, Mr. Biggs, fishmonger, rent*
Italian Oil Warehouse, 81, Bar.
New Bond-street. Mr. Hulmi oihnan,2ll, Strand,
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Messrs. Page and Co. 459, and 31:8, opposite Somerset
Strand. Place.
Mr. Aveling, Italian and Oil Mr. Allen, fishmonger, Luns.
Warehouse, No. 63, Picca- her-Court.
dilly, Cornier of Albemarle- Mr. Prior, fishmonger, 209,
street. corner of Essen-street ,strand.
Mr. Chapman, fruiterer, 19, Mr. Clements, fishmonger, ter-
Old Bond-street. myn-strtet.
Mr. 'ryce, 20, Hatton-garden. Mr. Rouse, fishmonger, Vigo-
Mr. lambert, 1 ,Ludgate-hill. lane, nearßurlington-gardens.
Mr.Willow,,fishmonger,strand Mr. Buil, oilman, 4s, Aldgate.
Mr. Brown, Mr. Low, and Mr. Mr. Blandon, fishmonger, s3a
Tabor, fishmongers, Leaden- Upper Seymour-staeet, Pore.'
hall Market.
.50 BY

SOLD A
Mr. Franklin, chymist and drug-
gist, Mr. Simpson, and Mr.
Andrews, Bath,

Messrs. Elakert, grocers, Brig's+
ton.
Messrs. Fishlake and Co. Sails.
bury.
Messrs.TrimandKellow,South‘
ampton.
Mr. Woodward, Winchester.
Mr. Savage and Mr. Eire, grow
cers,•Farnham.
Mr. Kestes, Windsor.
Mr. Mercer, druggist; A.binzo
don.

Mrs. White, Sodbury.
Mr. Oliver, Sudbury.
Ms.Hawkins.fislimonger,High-
Wycombe.
Mr. Hicks and, Mr.Tagg, High-
street * Oxford.
Mr. Davis, fishmonger, Glou-
cester.
Mr. Norton, Henley.
Mr. Birket, Wallingford:
Mr. W. Douglas, Ware, Herts.
Mrs. Coleholume, Chippenham,
Wilts.

Mr. T. Gorton Manchester. '
Mr,WheeiwejtalianWarehouse,
LiverpooL
Peoprietorl, Duke-a:rex.

And, wholesale and retail., at
Reading, Berke.

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