Star.
London, England, 1803-05-07 00:00:00

ADAMS's SOLVENT for the STONE an.l GRAVEL

Tu Mr. Prier.
SIR' I am happy to tell you, that every Symp-
tom of the Stone has left me for feveral weeks, and that
the fopply of Midicine I now fend for, is only to be Died as a
preventive ; but having received fuch polverful and fpeedy re-
lief front a dreadful tliforder, generally conceived to be in-
curahle, I not only cadent that my cafe fhould be publiihed,
but recommend It to be done for the benefit of others.
I remain, Sir, with the greateft refpeet,
Bluntlfham, near St. Ives, Your fincere friend,
Cambridgelhire, COX E FERRY.
The Solvent I. fold by Mr. Perry. Surgeon, No. 9, South-
hampton.ftreet, Blootnihury.fquare, in bottles of 45.-64. its.
and al. as. ltamps Included.
For an account of the numerous cares of the confirmed Stone
In Kidneys and Blatidcr, after long and molders trials of Soap,
Lime, Mephitic awl Soda Waters, as teltified by Mr. Conning,
Mr.Lklkand other eminent Surgeona, fee " Perry on the Stifle,"
price as. which Treadle contains the Cafes of Lord Vileount
Sackville, Lady I.yttleton, Sir Fdward Kostelbull, Bart. with
other Curs equally extraordir...ry.
The fon of J. Shipdem, Efq. Mayor of Deal, and the Rev.
Mr. Molyncuz, of Garboldilham, Norfolk, are among the
recently cured of the confirmed Stone by this incomparable
Solvent.

For Rheuntatifm, Rheumatic Gout,sciatice, Lumbago, H cad.
aeb, Numbed*, Palfy, Indigeftion, Flatulent Spalnuelie or
flying Pains, general Debility and Relazatioirof tieSyltem
SPRAINS, BRUISES, fce.
EXPERIENCE has proved the Mild Rimulating
powers of WHITEHEAD'', ESSENCE of MUSTARD,
Pills and Fluid, the molt effeEtual remedy ever made known
to the work'', having fuececded In cafes of fix, eight, ten,
twenty, and even of forty years Randing, after saber MOM
had failed, and it has abfolutely cured more patients of the
above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made
Public. The fluid Mace is fo fiatalarit peasant* an*
fpeedy In its operation, as generally to Celt the cure of
SPRAINS, BRUISES,

by a few applications.
Whitehead's Effenee of Mallard Is prepared and fold at
as pd. each Boa or Bottle, by R. Jonas's. on, Apothecary,
No. 15, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London :
And its reputation is fo univerfally eitahathed, that it may
be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Weft
Indies, and America.
To prcvent counto felt impornion, purehafers are regnetted
to °Verve, the Genuine is diftinsuilhed by the Hines Patent,
and the Signature of R.Jo a N ITON, the Patentee's own writing
on the. label of each Bottle err Los.

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MEDICINE ACT. I
At the only Warehoefe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 43, St 1
Paul's Church-yard. Comic's,
THE farming MEDICINES are fold, at the I
prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; ar-el as it is '
waded, that. frantic aft of September, ilea, the Stamps
Mould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for
Foreign as for Mose Confumption, and as a Coetaderable Addi-
tion lonia le teethe Stamps on the Articles at higher Vah.e, or
thole in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. Jasnee's Powder will be in fu-
ture 2G'9d. per Packet, or at es. 6a. per DOM; but the
I:bantity of a Dozen Packers in a Bottle (ea 'made op for the
Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4% Aid as by Fulton; of I,
the Coturniflioners of the Stamp o!Sre, Plates arc prepared for 1
Mr. Newbery's fepome Ilk, with his Plains engraved in each
Stamp, tic Pub* will be careful ,o °brave that the Worib„,i
" F. Newhery, No. fr. Sr. Puir.," 'reprinted In the Stamps of 1
all jars Medicines; and as it is preftettM that this brill be a WE- i
cleat Security againft Counterfeit . his :lignattire on the Labde
on Dr. James's Powder will be difeentinued from betkeforwatd.
bebop will to elbowed gratis, medial; to tide who per-
ches Half a Doane or more at a tine, of the lower priced
Artic'es. - - r. IL • r: d:
Dr. James's Powder s 9 Lozenges erf Bloke i ti:
a Bottle 24 0 Preake's Tin& of But 4 0 .
-.-- Analerle PM "4 6 Hushaiiiti diftb aSf '
•-•••• !WIC Nos , 04 o• Muskat Coffee s 9 .
Dr. Steer's Opodeidec , a 6 Genuine Ar meSufacio 8 6
--a- Convulfma on a 6 Dim& rk Medicine II 6
..-....... Guns/nun asap i 9 IngliaL6eota Pigs .a o
---- Paregoric ix- Entice of Peppermint a I
Zen!! . afl Grant's Drops - i t
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. Heoper's Nile a. t
Dr. Auftin's Ch.dybeate Glaris Magnolia 3 6
Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto - a 6
Dolby's Carminatiee • a 9 Nortotts Dl4l " j 6 •
Effence of Coltsfoot .3 6 Spilfbary's ditto 5 6
Cephalic Snug •0 9 Dr. &dander's Tea s 9
Mr. Spence's Deotireice 4 0 Orsholidei Tillaw's ait
Jones's Rheumuie 11ue...3 6 Do.Tedu Lozenges a a
N B. Stamps with Mr. Neu/Derr'. Name arc agreed to the
fiat twerp Artielos above enumerated; and m many perfect,
particularly fervantrand me:Centers, ntiftake his ?souk, he
under the tweaky of pointing out, that it is at the EaR lend of
St. Paul's, mare& to Cheaprule, and that it• Ms a large white
thutwed front, en which theft words are infcribed:
" Tut ONLY WANSIdOUSZ yea Da. JAMIIII*SPOWDZ*I '
WHEN an Individual has experienced any par-
ticular mark of Undoes, in which his welfarcxml hap!
pines have been cog:adorably promoted, nothing is more na-
tural than to reek our the perfon by whom we have been reeved,.
for the pippin of expreffing our gratefulfenk or the favour
beftenniL But in cafes of bead* where we have been recover-
ed from the Lift deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and re-
Rated to the full enjoyment of all the various blefanis Grille,
we are forcibly called oo by every cou6deration, to acknow-
ledge it in the malt public manner. We owe this equally to
our own feelings, whirl molt be fenably awakened on the m-
edian to the Rill and talents of the Dodlor, which fruit every
encomium. and to the public at large, in order that thole who
may Rand in n-ed of amiLir beneats, may know where to re-
ceive them. Having made theft general obfervadoes I (hail
proceed to Rate the particular ale that has me-finned them,
and to lay before the public the farbtary &eels that I have ee.
perienced under the greater! afilidions that can poll* betel
us. I was burn mid edscatrd at Winciwita, and err fevemeen
years of age went to the Univerthy at Oxford. Prior to my
! leaving Wbschtfter, and nine: particularly at College, I was
• reduced to the molt grievous Raze, by the horrid and unnatural
pradtices, too Incid_ot to youth, and which are not more bane-
ful to our health, than bare, In the eye of Gun. I was at fiat
araidted with a ilimnefs of light, a weeknefs in my 140011, and
1 a depreffion of (pints. In this fitumion I applied to Baron Wen-
) fel, tbe famous ntulit, who informed me k proceeded' from the
I optic nerves. I for kart time followed his advice, till oneday
returning from (tootles, I was kiwi with a siumbnifs in my
1 limbs to fueb a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I timid 1
; entirely lofe the ufe of them. This induced me to put myk if ,
under the bands ofDr. W. of Oxford : but neither his aid, nor
the waters at Bath, which place I edited, afforded me the trait 1
relief.. my fpirits at length were fo ferioully dere led with •
eh lent patpitatints or the heart, and my Seat to much decayed,
that I became a mere &dem. Otkrving, boreever, in the
Bath Papers, a Publication by Dr. Bacieute, imitated " A
Guide to Old Age," dedicated to his Majeßy. I was induced
to peruk the fame, when I fortunately direewered the complaint
I had In lung laboured under.
' I have the happinefs to add, that by following the adake
contained therein, and going through a complete murk of Dr.
Beonuta's invaluable Nervous Cordial. I am now. thank
HF*YrN, pi:Healy recovered, and as well as ever I was to
my life.
" I have fine:: quitted the ilniverfity, and am going to enter
into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a determination never
to be without " A Guide to Old Age:" and, at the fame time,
I think It my duty to advile ail young men to follow my et-
emple, as a perufal of thh excellent book may happily prevent
the darted from being preeipitmed - • Along to an untimely
grave, which, but for Dr. 1311001711, would ma Inevitably
I
have hem my tared am, Sir, year's, &A. Ste.
Diked. •IA. D. M. A."
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Tbe Botanical Syrup. end Reftarative Nervous Con!ial, to
be had at the Dodoes Hede, Na, 9,Alriaa.mrust, ie bottles of
iL is. W. and 64. od ; and by all Printers, Botelarrs,
and Vanden of Medicine, le the United /Cinema, with pro-
per dim:diem
The Medici= cry be bad every day. A quart bottk(ata)
contains @goal to five Beall Oat&
ft will be asereiry she Defter amid fate& Patients as we
aftlided with Deaf's& or Lab of Sight, err iced tbzn cafes by
letter or Pared, to the Dieter (pa or carriage P4l(l)swilh la*
Asa hi&