Star.
London, England, 1811-05-31 00:00:00

SITUATIONS.

CLERKS, Warehousemen, Foremen, Travellers,
Assistants to Shops, Medical Men, the Law, and Acade-
mies, Stewards, Bailiffs, Gamekeepers, Gardeners, young Men
wanting various other Situations, Persons wanting Partners or
Partnerships; Clergymen wanting Curates or Curacies, are ac-
quainted by the Proprietors of the IntelOvine Office, No, 111,
1-Litton Garden, that from the number of vacancies that are daily
registered at their Offics by Merchants, Tradesmen, &e. each
applicant bas every opportunity of meeting the object be may be
qualified to filL—Ofilice Hours Eleven to Four.

READING SAUCE FOR FISH GRAVIES.
A CAUTION to theNOBILITY,GF.NTLESIEN's FAMILIES,
TAVERN, HOTEL, and INNKEEPERS.
'HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his
4- celebrated READING SAUCE (which is patronised and
recommended by most of the first Families In the Kingdom), ren-
ders it unnecessary to; hint tomake any comment on its qualities,
but he considers it a duty incumbent on him to inform the Public
that the Spurious Composition sold at a certain Oilhouse in Pic-
cadilly, they call Reading Sauce, is not the Genuine Ant-
de, which is sold retail by upwards of Sixty of ifs* most respect-
able Oilmen aiol Fishmongers in London, and by one or more
Grocers, &e. in most Cities and prificipalMtutetTowns in Eng-
land. Fur the convenience of Merchants and Captains of Ships,
any quantity ntay be had carefully packed for exportation, at the
Wholesale Price, of Mr. Goter, No. t.), Billingsgate.
N.B. Nene are genuine but have these words on orange co-
loured label on each bottle " Reading Sauce for Fish, enriching
Gravies, &c. Rrepared and sold wholesale and retail by T.Cocks,
Reatlit,g. Price, pints 4s. half-tints 25."
. ‘Varranted to keep good seven years in any climate.

rl atllictcd with COUGH, hciwever severe, will
find their interest in attention to the following Cases:
To Mr. MA protm, Proprietor of the Vegetable Essence for Pre•
vention and Cu* of Consumption, Asthma, Common Cold,
&c. &c. From Ann Williams, 98, Newgate.strcet.
Si feel it dutyincurnhent on me to return you my grateful
thanks for your liberality in supplying me with your valuable me-
dicine, which, through Divine Blessing, has removed a cough and
hoarseness widen I had, till recommended by Mrs. Woolley to
try your Vegetable Essence; since which time I have found my
cough and hoarseness gradually decrsiasing,.and by taking four
bottles, has effectually cored use. I shall feel it my duty to Ls-
tlfy the same to any enquirer, and to recommend it as the best
of medicines to those who are thus afflicted, and runaiu, Sir,
your's respectfully ANN Wit.binats. •
At Mr. :anus's, Silversmith, Not 94,

Newgatc-street, May 3, I S i t .
A Pamphlet containing 'nearly Ibo vouchers of the Brit reepec-
tability may be had an beinw, price rd. where also may I.e heal
the Essence, price 7s. pr bottle :—At his Son's B. ftladiknoNo.
14, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, Bleornsbury ; and, by ap-
poinunpnt, at Koevet, Arliss, and B.ker's, Bart!tolumew Clote,
West Sittlihfield ; Miss Randall.' (late Tutt) adjoining the Royal
E*ctialigt Gate, Corntrill; AAr. Huguenin s, Pr• firmer, 33, Hay-
market.; Mr.attratee, *5, fleet-street; Mr. Sanger's, 150, Os-
ford-aktet ; Mr. Clarkt's, 569, High-street, Borough; Mr. Serie,
corner ofting -et met, Holborn ; Ir. Bren r.arld's, 153, c3,at e-
withat.4 J. Ward's, mar Midille-row,Hollsorn; Mr. Bule,in's,
Curti-sweet, Bristol ;'Mr. BMWs, Chrap-strcer, Path ;Mt. Key-
ister's,Colchester ;tiesirs.Meggy and Chalk's, Chehnsforel; Mr.
Warshisourne's, Gloesees•or ; Messrs. Brodie, Dowding, and I,u 1-
Saltabur3reit. Detlin ; and Mr, 'frogman's,
&miss.