Star.
London, England, 1802-11-09 00:00:00

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are nepetttfully infortntd, JOHN &MOM and
).,'s GENUINE and SUPYRIOR ESSENCE of .ANCHO-
VIES, eontirues to be prepared by them in the fame manlier that
bas obtained fuels univerfal app•obation for many years pail
The lung jultly acquired fupetiority of that Article is fill y
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of PerfoDs
stfi,:ent in all parts el the World, and having flood the teft of
trial, ranks it in the lunation it now maintains.

The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE cf ANCHOWES
anuothcrßlCH SAUCES fur FISH, &:. induces them, from
t:le numerous Advertifcmenri daily appearing, to caution Ea-
r flies, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of
TI-VAR or autos, but at their Warchonfe as order.
I very other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufc, of the
loft quality.
W i:ST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
t.:c. 01 FICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, f, pplied upon
the ihorteft uotice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &c.
Wareboufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.
F,)r the cohvertienee of Families In Scotlard, they have ap-
rimed Mees. R. Johnaon and Co. Edinburgh, their Pole
,7e!.: for FA Sauces.

To the PROPRIETOR of sTIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS,
No. 94, Newman-Rreet, Oztord-ftreet.
ll—My Family having much to do with Holies,
I-1 have tricd the wonderful- effeds of your Oils for the
Trrovtla of flair on that Animal, thought I would try it on a
Soo of mine that had very little Hair from his birth, and I found
anfwer my molt fanguine inipedhation, in making it grow
h !t, I,,ng and thick—Having an infant in the fame way, have
tried it again with tke fame fuceefs; Mr. Johnfon, 01 Wap-
I 4"•, alto a friend of mine, feeing the effe‘h it had on my Fa-
" 74, was defirous of trying it on hisfriorfe's kneel twat the Hair
Lad has ce two years—it not only made the Hair grow very
raft, but thick, and of It natural colour.

I am, Sir, your's, &c.
T. WHITWORTH, Church-lane, Hackney.
To he had as above; and, as ulna!, of Will Mmes. No. 4 PAR-
MA ; Humphrey., No. ill. Orfoed-ftreet ; Golding, No. 42,
Corals 111; Mars. Hendry, No. .3, TichborneAlreet ; and all
Innstipal Shops is the Coluotry,st ja. a pot, or 2.1. es. a dote,.

EAMER MAYOR.
An Efpecial Court held on Monday the Bth day of November,
Ili" and In the Forty-tbird year of the Reign of George
the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
land King,
Refolved unanimoufly,
WHATT the Thanks of this Court be given to
the Right Honourable Sir JOHN EAMER, Knight, Lord
Mayor of this City, for his faithful and judicious execution of
the leveret duties of that important Ration; for his pundtual,
diligent, and unbiaffed adminiftration of public jultice ; for his
fpirited and perfercring efforts to preferve Inviolate the rights
of this Coon, and the privileges of the Magiftracy of this City;
for his fplendid hofp.ta ity, and for the diftinguifhed magnifi-
cence which graced the reception he gave to the Heir Apparent
on Eafter Monday left, a magnificence due to the occafion, and
refieding honour upon that eminent and confpicuousftatlon in
which his fellow Citizens had placed him ; for the politenefs
and refpedt difplayed by him at all times to the Members of
this Court ; for having watched over the profperity and privi-
leges of this City with undeviating vigilance and fidelity, at
once enforcing the laws, conciliating regard, and fecuring that
relpeet to his exalted Ration, without which the voice of au-
thority would be exerted in vain ; and for having thus (with
uniform att ehment to our molt Gracious Sovereign, and to our
molt etallent Conftitutfon) maintained the tranquillity and
good government of the capital of the United Kingdom.