Star.
London, England, 1811-01-25 00:00:00

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &C. are respectfully
informed, that they ihay be supplied with Money to
ary amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold,
Cnpybnkt, Leasehold. Land, or. Hawes, Money in the Fuods,
14Lirliage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings,
ctr any other property; persticts of respectability may be supplied
or. their personal security only. Gentlemen wtll find every liberal
stcotnnisdatiun, without detty.—Application from twelve to two,
er letters (post paid alr!is/renarssed to Messrs. Wills AA Co. N. 49,
Scuth-strut. Earl e.

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PIANOFORTES VERY CHEAP.
A MANUFACTURER disappointed of Foreign
Orders, is overstocked, and will sell rimy of the-most
in.proved new ones; singly, nines cheaper that' tiny
,can be
bought elsewhere ; not only worth the particular attention of
Prieate Families wanting a good instillment, at a saran price,
but. also of Music Shops, Professors, and Reporters, viz,—New
32 Guinea ones for 25—Horizontal 75 Guinea Cranda ffer lo—.
Upright 85 Guinea Glands for 68—Good Seconi-hand Pianos,
from 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, some Finger and Barrel Organs
and Harps—the lowest price marked on each for immediate pay-
ment.--To be seen at Mr. Alien's Private Dancing Atademy,
Na. 19, Shcrrard- street, near Golden-square. •

GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO.
T_TICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the
-LI- Grayer and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complainni in the
sack and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, Lumbago, &e.
Of the various comolaints incident to the human frame, there
are none more dreadful in their. nature, nor more alarming. in.
their consequences,. than the Gravel and Stone. They are com-
iaints to which every person, even the most abvernious, is
ir.tde, as the air we breathe and the water we drink are iimpreg-
rated with partecle4which trot. only cause these eacnoiating tor-
tures,'ltut are a tifdedation for ever), other species of disorder.
Hiram/tree Original Pur.t, composed r,f the most innocent in-
Zardients, bare been hash& of diluter efficacy, Itt`rtot only
atrengt4ening the yesseis empattlinittg the urine, but happily Se-
uroying the pr.rtityiNl finality of it, irons which', rewind
asove cemplaluts, at. retimiatig the caiculi, or gritty concreti
lad banishing every kernicions tendency to thiaae tiiiist`tlersosi
Gait confinement.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Entices..., Cliesitaide,•siotne
of liaternolter-row`; Scott, Baxter and,44. aryl htnith, Edits-
bstidi and Glasgdw • • Vargill and Scott, teinbaryth;
_rioaland,
Cr.ovid and top, Gilbert, and Haydon, Plymouth ; NiWbery
and Son;btiblini Peel and Turner, Hall; Malury aqd
Portse4; Sharp, INstarnoith; Jogget, Tauntuil Trewman, kat-
Crutwell and Dims, Bath ; Bowne, Btletull Heli -
Browne, New York; and past Brilisokersia gray tuwm,
Bezel ai 2su9d . ,•oe. szs 4 ,

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A CAID TO THE PE 'MXLE set.
DR. FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated Female
PILLS, for different complaints Incident to the Sex, at.va-
rious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women,
more than the other sex, may. be considered in a certain degree as
invalids ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na-
ture of the functions thiy ate destined, as mothers, to perform;
which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of
those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of
tusk!). act on the constitution of the female and relieve this
obstruction, no remedy has been known to operatiovith such cer-
tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergills Female Pills—it
unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar gna-
w), of relieving fullness, oppression, and these ether uneasy symp-
toms which arise from too much blood in the habit; they are the
most certain lure for nervous,.hysteric, and flatulent complaints,
as well as the various other si.asniodic affections so common to the
sex. Dr. Fothergill's Pills, as a family suedicine, should be'd3
possession of every mother and other guise* ens of the young, 411flis
have females entrusted to their care. t 1 j
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsidc, mint
of Paternoster-row; Beater and' Co. 'and Smith, Caril!
Manderston, Ediniourgh ; Baxter and M•Denald, Glasgow ;
lioxland, Geanville and Son, Gilbert, aad Haydon, Plymouth ;
Newberry and Son, Vublln; Peck
.hed 'lamer, Hull; Mabry,
Album, and Jones, Parties; Sharp, Poxtsmoiath ; Joigetk.
Taunton ; Trewman, Satter •Ct utwell and BMus. ;
Brown, Bristol; and most Booksellers in everylown, in bones,
at zs. gd. and 11s. Also, '
BUTLER'S AROZ4AI'IC PfCTORAL LOZENGES, ,
Foi bnproving th•-• voicc,.and for coughs, colds, asthma, sad
ceasamptioesi las boxes at 13i6L cads.
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SWEET BREATH IS A COM, __. TO (Mhos—
PLEASANT TO THEM WE CONVERSE WITH.
cHERRY LOTION immediately sweetens the
breath, and from experience has proved the only article far
fastening teeth that are Item. Preserves and whitens the teeth,
heals,bardens, and strengthr nor tender gulps ; refreshes the mouth,
prevents the teeth injuring from taking medicine; by cleansing
artificial teeth with the Cherry Lotion keeps them sweet and
clean, and prevents their changing colour. A. trialmill convince
that the Cherry Lotion Is far -preferable to my Lotion for tho
mouth,teeth, or gums. By riming the mouth with the Cherry
Lotion, it always retains a pleasant, flavour in the mouth.
Ask for Patina's Cherry Lotion, Half-a-Guinea a bottle, elf
one down bottles £5.
THE 'FIRST ADDITION TO A LADY'S SMILING
COUNTENANCE IS A FINE SET OF TEETH.
CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing, preserving, and itnmediate
whitening the TEETH, keeping them free from torture, curing
the Scurvy in the gums, which is the case as teeth getting loose,
and drop out quite sound ; also fastens teeth that are loose, Makes
tie gums and lips of a healthy red, is highly esteetaed.—Tbosa
who cu:ce use it, give it the preference to tooth powders. The.
Proprietor, as a Dentist, often finds the enamel of teeth destroy.
ed, and the gems worn off, by persons using tooth powders, se.
casiimed from the sandy inaredients they are generally cam:seed
of.—The Cherry Paste is weeranted innocent, pleasant to the
palate, and if constantly used is a sure preventive against an cent.
plaints that are incident to the teeth and gums. The Cherry Paste
is of great utility for Children, as it prevents the yellow tartero
settling on their tender teeth. Ask for Prince's Cherry Paste,
es. 6d per pot, or a dozen at 41.
PRINCE's SPRUCE gives immediate relief to the Toothowhe
prevents the face from swelling, has relieved persons who for se-
veral nights could not sleep for pain. Persons subject to the tooth-
ach, ought never to be without it. Mr. P. in his profession as a
Dentist, has had many persons come to him who have experienced
extreme pain, and expected no other remedy, but having the
tooth- extracted, but by applying the Spruce, found inunodiate
relief. Prince's Spruce 2a. 6d.. or one dozen at Li 4s
PRINCE'S PASTE PEARLS for concealing decayed or ble-
:niched Teeth in front, as not to be discovered. Persons hiving
the misfortune of losing a front tooth, may with ease in a few mi-
nutes substßate a tooth themselves. Half-a-Guinea a box, di.
reckons inclosed.
DENTITION SYRUP Is the best preparation in the world
for comforting the innocent while cutting their teeth, as it hoops
the children's gums soft, thereby enabling the teeth to maser
through without any suffering. lie Proprietor a Surgeon Dealt
tist,,h.o made Dentition in Children his anatomical pracke.
Treatise is enclosed with each bottle, gratis, relating the manages '
ment requisite to Children, during the first and'aecond deaaisa..
' The Treatise is of great value where children are, by pedia
you will find rules laid down, will convince you when a child 60
111, whether it proceeds front teething or not.—Ask for Prince di
Dentition Sirup fur Children, 4s. 6d. per bottle, 'freati•e enclosed!'
gratis.
Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, Dentist,!, Johnoorect, 060
ford-street, London; Hendrie. Perfumer to her Majesty,
bourn-street, Golden.square; Harding, 89, Pali-Mail; Davison, ,
59, Flebt-streit ; barelay, 95c Fleet-market ; Withers, .220 s
Strand; Llacon,lso, Oxford-street t Rigge,6s, Cheapeck; Ward,
$24, Holborn ; Dolton, Tutt, Royal Exchaase ; and at most kips
eine! Medicine Venders. •
Ladles and Gentlemen residing In the country, by wadies a
one pound note in a letter, to Mr. Prince, No, e, Joba•stasew
Oxford-ereet, London, will !tad them by swab, oe
wortli of any of the above ;idols.. •

it in- 14 • This day was published, price Is.
Only fIUTL INES of E ikIGLISH GRAMMAR, partly
7 de' abridged from Hazlits'a New. and knpreved Grammar of
I tin the English Tongue. By liDleirikßD BALDWIN, Esq.
tiQnS " Mr. Baltisvin's Grammar contains muck in a smol comyass.
n'ith; The diseerning reader wilt be elm-laced of hs valise, among other
circumstances, by comparing sins good grilse and clearness of the
Dia" syntactical rules witit tint porgfezing jargon which is found in
some other winks of a similar kind."—Crit. Rev. fur Sept. 1810.
td, -- Tim is one of the elle:Test and most complete Introductions
ry to English Granynar that we have teen ; and although the abridg-
nnr-is meat of Lindlay tifforray's isoery useful, we regard the present
k-le- as nosze comprehensive. '—Antlaise. Rev for Icily, !HO.
I and Vrinted for M.l-Godwin, Skinner-street, Snow-pill.
as in Wliere may be had; price as.6d. she New and 4i2POOOCPOPIP
star of titr ingtisli'llongue, by William Hastur. .
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