Star.
London, England, 1803-03-26 00:00:00

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4t• Se
Paul's Church-yard. Loudon,
THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the
prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; sad as it is
maned, that from the rit of September, 1801, the Stamps
&mad be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for
Foreiro as for Howe Confomption, and as a Coafiderable Ade:.
Lion la made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, et
thole in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in be-
tare as 9d. per Packet, or xl. ss. 6d. per Dozed; but the
(bunk, of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the
Army and Navy) may be had fur O. v. Ands by Favour of
the Commillioners of the Stamp Once, Plates arc prepared for
Mr. Newbery 's frparate Vfe, with his Name engraved In each
Stamp, the Public will be careful to °Verve that the Words,
.. F. Newbery, No. 43, St. Nitro," sic printed in the Stamps of
all his Medicines ; and as it is prefumed that this will he a fun-
cleat Security againft Counterfeitt, his Signature on the Labels
on Dr. James Powder will be dircontinued from henceforward.
Stamps will be allowed gratis, as ufaai, to dude who per-
chers Half a Dozen or store at a time, of the Lower priced
'Lakin. r. al. a. d.
Dr. James's Powder • a 9 Lozenges of Bids zxi
a Bottle 24 o F makes Tina. of Bark 4 o
Analeptic Pills 4 6' Hoeham's ditto 2 9 1
large box 24 o Ensiles Canoe 2 9
Dr. Steers's Opodeldec a 6 Genuine Armebufade 8 6
--- Coavultion Oil a 6 Ormikirk Medicine 8 6
---. Camomile Drops a 9 ingiis's Soots Pills I 0
-- Paregoric Lo- Effence of Peppermint aII
saves ati Grant's Drops - i a
Berry's Bilious Mils 4 6 Dr. Hooper's 11111. I a
Dr. Auflin's Chalybeate Glare Maine& 3 6
Ditto 4 o Henry's ditto - a 6
Why's Carminadve a 9 Norton's Drops s 6
Effence of Colts dot 3 6 Spilibures ditto s 6
Cephalic Sour 0 9 Dr. Solander's Tea a 9
Spence's Deotifriee 4ta Grenough's Manure aat
Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Do.Tulu Lozenges Itt
tare - - 3 6
N. B. Stamps wltl Mr. Nevrhery's Name are affixed to the
lira men. y Articles above enumerated; and as many peers,
pardcularly fern:K.l'nd meffengers, miftake his hmfe, he i
. under the necellity of pointing oat, that it is a, the Eaft End of
St. Paul's, neareit to Clieap6de, and that it has a large white
Rut-coed fronton which theft words are infcribed :
. Tux ONLY WARRIIOCSI FOR DR. JAIAR7II Pewees.'

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq.
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March a, dot.
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the
A year t79e, I have been afflifted with the Lues Venerea ;
which, from its ebilinately refitting every courfe of medecine
pref.:dhoti by the =oft eminent of the facuhy here, and under-
going feveral (even comics of falivatinn, and twice difcharged
from the Hofpit.d, with little relief, would appear to be of the
molt inveterate nature. to the fpring of laft year my diforder
had got to firch a bead, u nearly to pot a paled to my exittatec:
I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm,
and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right
was dreadfully painful, and had been In a Rate of ulceration
for the left feven years • my left had alfo two large nodes cm it,
was very much Wallet:red, and gave me fueb excruciating pain,
particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive me °i nit.
In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp
fon, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your
Lake's Patent Pills, which I began to do oa theifith of May ;
in the courfe of a °might I began to receive benefit—in little
more than a month the ulcers no my head and arms were found
ly bealeda-foon atter the fore* on my legs bested &Ifs, leaving
however, coafiderable dgcolouradon in the !kin, and pain in
the bone of the left, which, by the Netting of Oon, and • little
longer pafeverance in your invaluable Medicine, futsfided ; the
nodesdepaging, the inn regaining its natural hue' and the non-
coms! pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your libe-
ral advice and medicine, perfeCtly free from all my form( r com-
plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and Strength, and am
become Jolly and tat, in which Rate having continued many
months to the aftonidament of all who knew me, I am at a lots
in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg TOO, tor the
good of other blaring mortals, to make this my cafe as public
as pottible, as I (hall on every occafiun ; In fo doing you will
greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fervant,
ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clote, Higlottreet,Edinburgla

Witneffes to the above curet—Johti ThOmpfon, New
Poultry-market, John irl'lntoth , Old AB'cusby elsfe,Edirburgh.
Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY,
LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Houk,
No. 9, New Bridge-greet, London; where, aficr a conftant
magnate of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradtice partkular-
ly Weeded to the cure of Venetiel Complaints, and shaft inci-
dental to the Parts of dimeration, with that inviolahk kern"
which Men of his Profellon amid always obferve In inch cafes,
he Batters binafelf, the advice and alaftanca he gratuitoufly ad-
minifters to palms taking thin Medicine, will be enema,
by • Weaning Public, as an advantage Odom attainable, and
void of all ambiguity.
Alto kid, by hls appointment, for the convenience of theft
living at a dlitance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's.
Reece, Pan-MU; the Toy-kop, No. 103, Oxfard-greet;
Mr. Difborough's, No.y, Pith S.O. Steel, bookleUer,
Nat, tirtMn-vow, Little Tower-kW; Mr. Batter's, South-
bridge, EdiWomo ; Mr. Caliwell'a, Dublin ; and by one per.
Con in every c0n0..-. abk town in Great Britain and Ireland, in
bores of only u& pd. each, kaled up, with fen and plain di
redtions, whereby perking of either lea may cure thernferses
with cafe, (peed, fanny; and farm.
N. B. Every Bon told in Great Britain is fraled tip with a
Stamp, on width, by favour of the Cununifficners, Is printed,
i at the Stanap-Olace—.T. Taylor. No. to, Ntw Bridge-ftrect--44
imitate whiclile Maly, aid all %ben arc coontalut

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soLvrirt ror tlti !mot* aoti oitAVEL.
AS• SOLVENT ii Tiow proved. to be t
molt circdual Realedi tor the ii,pvel mod Stone, all
far preventing the dreadful Oiiereel n with the /Cnik, it is
deferring :Mike, that Perkins aceulonied to lit much in their
Study, is Courts of piftice, or who ATc in any way pre, curd
taking due crercife, may be fantod frock an attack of thord
excruciating diiorders,hy only taking a few doies,whiehncrer
fail to carrel the calculous diathefia in the habit. •

It is fold by the Proprieton, Mr. Perry, Surgeon. No. 9;
Southampton.ftreet, Bluendburrlquarc, Ia bottles of ,bbd ;
Is.; Ind IL u. Stuips included.
For an account of the num:Nitta Corea of the confirmed
Stone in Kidneys and Bladdet, after long and fruitier, trials of
Soap, !Arlie, and Mephitic, and Soda Waters, u tefiified y
Mr• Gunning, Mr. Bdl,and other eminent Surgeons, fee "Perry
on the Stone," rice as. Sold by Murray and Highley, Fleet.
ftred ; which Trcadre contains the remarkable Cures of Lord
Vlfcount Sackville, Lady Lytdeton Sir Edward Kulitchbull,
Bart. with others equally ettraordlissry. •
tn' The fon of J. Shlpdem, Efq. Mayor 44 Deal, and the
Rev. Mr. Molineux, of Garboldiiham, Norfolk ; ire 1111.111 g.
lie recently cured of the confirmed Stone by this incon:pasble
Solvent.

DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain CO MPLA N'l
S foie Proprietor Of Damn's celebrAted tnedi
rated Douglas and Remedies, Mr. Du sone informs the
Public, that he may as ufual be eonfulted daily from Q
to 3, at
his boufe Ns. 6, Frith...Erect, Soho, on Cafes of 804h:res. Ob..
ftruaions, Cleat, &c. &c. as well as Debility, and every viv-
o der where fecrecy is fo eft-cabal a requif.te, that Mr. D. has
provided a fpvcinus Houk, that every Patient any be intro-
dosed in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many ran
coufmed himitif to that department of Surgery, and from rt -
tenfive pradice, and the molt Battering foe:a:ls, be Is enabled
to e'er a method of rare mild, efficacious, requiting no con-
finement or reftnint in dist, and preventing the poffibdity of a
relapfe. Perfume In the country abating their cafes fully, to a
letter, wielding a owe on twe pound notamill hiveproper re-
medies fent to the amount. For the var:Jus fyrriptoma,
fee Mr. Dufour's Treadle on the above , price s. 641.
the fifth edition ;to be had of J. Callow, row/a-cam, Solso
H. D. Symonds, Paternoiler-row ; and attic Atiihor.

"The Loan bath canted Medicines to grow 'out of the Earth.
and be who is wife MU not abhor them, for With Inch moth

He bead Meo, and take away their Paina."—EccLaarnil4,7.
BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE,

THE BALM OF MECCA, (Price only 25.941)
is the bed Remedy to the Uoirerfe foe NERVOUS
COMPLAIN' I'S, the molt powerful rettorotive and re-aoirnot-
ing BALM OF LIFE. AND HEALTH, and the fated azd
bed Medicine in the Work!.

It is not pretended that this Medicine can arrelt the Negras
of Nature, but it is afferted and proved that it will name
Health even where the Conftitution appears to have ken Imo-
parably injured. This is the genaiee hgyptian Balm, ow which
jotephos tells us that the Queen of Saba made a prefon of •
Tree to King Solomon, and wkifb is BM eontliciered in all Eat-
tern Countries as a fuvereign Remedy far admit every Difeafe
There whn have impaired their health by a :eidetic( hi hot
and unhealthy Climates ; the young of either Sex, whole lotto.
mitres threaten prNature old Age, a Life of illifery, anal an
early Dl/elution ; and Mote more advance:el in year. whole ta-
ming fares Frames tamer withered tied amok worn ont„
are the more immediateobreds of threat/deg libirmwhofe
Mtn influence may be extended to the whale dais of Valetudi-
narians; for in all cafes and in all ages where the Solids are re.
laxed,where the eanilitstion has received a than, or i* by any
wane debilltoted, this refterathe andairomboating Balm of Life
and Health will produce the agglefieffedtsLis media; tr.. -
maces Nerves will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed Fi-
bres or fort flabby flea will be braced and rendein firm; the
mufclas will be invigorated; the flaws will be ftreagthemals
the emaciated nabs will be cowered with firajleik; the cc-
haufted rears will be repleoleacd; the inspoarlitaa watery
blood will become rick and balfamic' sod its languid dada-
tan reftored to the fanatire impetus, which is the trim estate
of heath; the bngsid drooling *trim wit be revived and ex-
hilarated; digeftion wit be poeseted; lie Roost thetowsef the
nerves will be altered. and by there means the whole ceniti-
cotton will be resonated. Fableaefl, haltude,maiety, meta-
chary. and all the deplorable fanistems or dash will Timm ;
sod itreastb, ardour, fertility, and every evidence of renovated.
health will be the happy retort of taking this inertimabk Baba
in due time. according to the dirt:dans far ate VIM& 110113111*
pany each packet.
TO THE FAIR SEX.

The she of Mecca is mat earneftly reetnamended during
pregnancy, as well as at every other period of their lives; its
Luanne and refined properties, ha mild operation, and fpe:fic
qualities, are mat happily congenial to the native delicacy of the
female habit; and thofe complaints of which females are more
immediatclifufeeptible, cane fo diredtly within the benign in-
fluence of tlits medicine; that its timely admianitastion will molt
affuredly fuperfede the needEty of any other remedy. la all
particular cafes it will be a•lvifahle to eanfok she Dotter, which
may be done by letter addreXed to kink No. as. lailliaptiate-
ltrect-Within, or to the ewe of any owe °this wholcfale arms.
and encloling his fee, (not kis than Willa guinea): and every
female may net seared that her cafe will be treated with the
utmoft delicacy, tbe molt ferupulous attention to every pard.
cider, and the molt profound hasty, by a phybetan of relent&
knowledge, very great experience. and lladt integrity.
A Prnof of the Macy of that molt excellent Medkine, the
BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure foe all
NZIWOUI Diforders.

The Hon. Mrs.Twi s LcroN vras &bled to a violent Nervous
Head-ache, Palpitations, Tremont. sad unaccountably dittret-
ling fi.efadoos for Come years ; daring which Ow contains' keno
of the molt eminent Medical Men in the Kingdom, followed
their Pretensions, ufed the Bath Waters, Ste. for two tee ms.
without effect, and never received any paimmeet raid till Owe
was recommendni to the Proprietor M the Balm of Maws, by
whole Advice and Medicines he has been perfectly rehired

(V)4t CNA LOTT-1 WISLSTOIII
anraretrect, Cavendightquaiv, London.
. ANOTHER PROOF.

Mr. BULL, Miniature Painter, NM WI. Pah-mall, was af-
didedvrith a Nervous and Rheumatic CompLib)* fur $ yam
which inereafed fo mach, notwithrtanding he had the belt Ad-
vice, that lion the manikin In his head, and the violent pain
in his limbs, he was apprchenfive that he mould never be agie
to dd& a Pcetralt of his Royal Higbee& the Prince of Wait,
which be was painting. when be was reasenmended to try the
Balm of Mecca. by taking which he was wonderfully relieved
in lefothan fix weeks; and by continuing the Medicine, with
the Doaor's Advice,obtained a perfedt Cure.