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4- CRITIC IL
. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and It F.LIEF of PERSONS
OF THE BOROUGH or GMAT TARIM:OIs
IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. den, Silk rdercers and Iris. Gmeirrture, ",
•ee--Eicardo's Craven-street, Strand, August 5, 1818. jeaty, her Royal Highness th,
-Birkbeck's
B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE-
the Royal Family.—Y. Rolm, "iii have been pleased,ty a most numeromsand
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System at PORT, viz.: . .4%, ~ D. the Royal Family, Nobility, and . ‘nectable IJernitatlon, to invite Inc to e'er myself a
emoire— patronage to the late Firm, and hop `ATE for the honour of tepresenting you in PIP..
Mathew. Winter, F.sq. per Secretary , - A. 22 0 funtre commands to the present, whi,..
, Wyndham Knatchbull, Esq. per ditto - A. 1 1 0 't, wiqa that imitation Ido not hesitate to colnpiri
% 1.111.. merit by a strict attention to have eve
H. P. Boyce, Esq. - - A. '2 2 0
„ the best quality, and of the newest and most. ,ortunities -occurred during the late Contest of
- r. Eiden - ' A. 12 v Tissues Satinr, and Velauts,plain and figured, , you r,-.y political tenth:tents, that it it ee.:.it
Mrs. Creyke, Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth 1 1 0 silk_ and!
s Nets of cnparior quality; Damasks, 'at th.nn. I cannot, however, refrain (rein
Mrs. Goodwin - - - 0 0 evory fashionable artiolt for Funiture Fam M ilu
Mrs. Barker - - `ur k;r.dness succeed In placing me in the
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dime:ores, Bornbanens, Crapes, Italian Gasses, rich b.
-t. P. Brunton - . t 1 0 la I now asidre, you shall find in me, the/
peil Treasurer Woburn,' for Gentieme.n's wear, /cc.
Z. Ramsgate - 10 0 0
- - - i 0 0 CAUTION.
of a Dividend on Mrs. Jackson's Legacy, per riIHE eatznsive demand for the following Attics. r counitutional !Jetts which were
runt, rto eq. Executor - - 4 IS 6
O -1- having occasioned numerous imitations, the Pattie are re- my Brother at the last Election:
fT. M. Phillips,r-'l. de"'"
cd - . 3 3 spectfullt informed that the genuine has the_Sigruttare and Ad- 'ch I continue to receive, 87C be-
A. 1 1 0 dress of the Proprietor on the Label t yo, ‘ctaticra, and inch a' I tr-it
fret-box - - - 10 0 0 ATKINSON'S FLUID SAM-
-1 0 0 For the Growth of the „Hair, founded on a discovery of the Ain. nets which have given rise
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a )Iweases which occasion baldneut it prevents the hair falling of 're tUr• n. we the hooter of pay:sag
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447 " or turning grey, and where talJns, has aireael taken place, my respect in ibe mean timb
''''' either from illness, perspiration, change of climate, or heredite: f , 11. Itmen,
from various Prisons 50 8 causes, it will restore it to its original strong tb and thizhnors. *. Ycur met ; S-:: rant,
'8334 19 Der: enable references to this fact are given in a Pamphlet en- Ldndon, Angulit 10, 'ROE ANSON.
Petitioners; Ap- closed round each Bottle. It also frees the Hair from scurf, ---- • .
lacracters 3 Pe- makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in curl during exec- (IN. MONN.I.DAY, the SEIVII-
. else in dancing or walking, or in damp weather. I'rice 3s. Gd.
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`oho Camden Welk!, Esq. the a Bottle. NARY fa a Retina 4utlin's-Rowilslirgton, conducted fry the Rt M. assiited
'so by Messrs. }Terries, Far- ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE
`tars. lloares, Fleet-street; Changes Grey or Rad Harr on the Head or V.''.... en ..ke to a hi 4311 Ch"icri °lid 3Uilien"'-
his scrt, .
.M% late of, t... aborfh,
'ombard-street ; Messrs. Brown or Black ; warranted perfectly inr.azent, and to .sho.it JOIIN EVANS, A
Forty G •Annum. N 1 pintas per o . fit ted
'5-cross • h:essts. Dor- permanent Colour. Price r.s. 10.. 61. and 01: Gunn
nnenleys,Pall-mall; A'TKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, tip for youngmen finiefing their edema. 'Mt.'
Library. ,
their Particular
improvement.
it
lar attention is paid to '
and by the Secre- Prepared by a new process, which frees it from all irrit sting
.. Peterence made to Dr. Abraham Rees, Ea
Books may he qualities, removes Freckles, Rosiness, and hardness from the
morals, tad
tin, and where Skin, prevents its Chapping, anduuk.es it soft, white, and even. Reference
- neat. Peke Is. the square, and prepared with Naples Soap, for Slav- Pcrring, Bart. and Co. Cornhill; Aetley Coopet
Mg, price 9d. is. and is. Gil. each garden ; John Coop!, Esq. Whitechapel ; Messrs. ,
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Sans Pa•ernosta-nowt Mr. ililditch Ludgitt.hi
91 Sold by James Atkinson Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard-street , ' , . t • .
i..' .Grosvepor,.Cbaser, and Co. tombel; most r -,
Soho-square: and by most Perfumers and 'Lie-dressers in - . . , . .
within s-tane; and to Profusion Leslie and Ck -
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Town and Country. burgh. See an Essay on Sducation, by the Rev;.?r*tailiii A..
DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS, Fifth Edition, '
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lifetime, EPAIIED exa4tly as in Dr. James s by ------s
TO THE EDITOR OP THE STAR ...k
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FRANCIS NEW BR% I,the only person livir.g who was ad-
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ltted to be present with him at the process of his Fever Pow- . . .
t and the sole depositEß of the secrets in his hand-writing, SIR-- At this leisure time of the year, you may
`were delivered to Mr. Newbery when heiturchased and Fel Imps be able tO dernte a part of your 'Paper tO .poilt
egular assignment of half the property.— fuse facts ale out to your Iteadess the care and caution that should
- verified by the chemical analysis of Mr. I,4esser •
1 Mr. Accom, who severally ascertained the perfect be used by them in all cases where it is necesutry fey - /
',e two Powders • and that, to the satisfaction of the them to consult with. Professional Men in the ciiir..ozal
',le Medical Powders;
whose extensive orders Mr. -or acquirement of their prOperty, and in the manage- _
ues to supply. merit of their.aErairs. I shall, therefore, without tur-
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nent the Public will be convinced that the tu e
er cc,,nnient, quota, on this subject, the preface to
G. G. James, " that the Comycsitions so•
spurious,' is a gross cliumny, conve7it ga d „ ' .
Skop/lard:3 Touchstot4c gf7Comitune Assurances.--I arq,
njury even against his Grandfather, lir. Sir, your obedient servant, REwAite.
" Calling to mind (says that great writer) that the corrmon as-
induce a belief, that :Ir. Newbery, serums and conveyancrs of the kioniona (whereupon die what
was merely an agent to his Family ; Estates, and censequently the liv.lihood,s of very many depend,)
soprietor in a conc:-rn is a princi- are matters of -crud inspertanret, and that concern most truce
avent. and that ti...r.fore the Legal Lansing thereof mart need' .hi of
',at Tr. James's Powder end great and daliy use. A7O eanairlainst e 9114 the4nischletarith'g
d his Sorts, aro tbolaal.P.o- every who re by the rah adventures of tnnery ignorant re t. 7., • .
-a.,..xcLix7:7-0T Mr. that rtralsite so mach in these wekinginattet.„ there brinfnaw
.0, * the rarirl 7:Vine- - almut id' every Parth erl ...1c1.:-A7....0 v 4 vet See bent. gl? 2-ss. . .
indoit,-,1),.rr• • tiiarAttcrt:2;, rsn'eilltet -Teit lte.ta:/..7, or a k.tirn •
'ants, 1::0, °afore- Scrisencr,that may perint,rshave owneJawbcoka in trurfr boatel,
or-str. et. but never read mere hut than s on the backside of T.irl.tcrt,Ar
lir. NlNTaglnr's an ignorant Vicar, or It nap 'he a hioet-meith, e.7ri:,:c.,.. r 8•
weaver, that have no more limas of Loy le their Leasesnt.
than they have law in limit b..auls„ awl yet as ::at a:4; ;,Liei
...,very at- if re rill balm estinselock end' to indzo of a cenvel In.._ ,-
laaat de. and by the kith's of. Law (ef ail which they are ism:m.l;4) MI
determine of the strmil and goodness of a tin,: or mate airs,: ail
-pro- made, or to make a contrey.tree or transfer, the propetty. iti
Sin. things from man to man, as the mom learned and best Cem4,fr
ir for of them all; and therefore undertake with great ton,b‘leus'e,
and dispatch, without a..':y scruple,"any bilsiness whatsoever' elk
fend to that hands; wheyein tiny deal with men in their istat, I,
many that arc called physician, (but is truth empiric') &A
la mon In their bodieS—(an er.2.,4-ler ge coruil.verf,n rf ht.l4.'
et.) lion' the: came to this their ;opposed dexterity stag
a Irwin; tenet thit saying be faire, rtessinc:Lii.r...oe. •
',the' it must. be born with them, or tittl Moil bir, -fa .
0, cc diey rnattmot have It at ail. Bet if they .wi,ll
h.tvc good precedents, I will tell thorn that e &v.,'
-at be es err?! et* &jar* 'sf Metall-Ely
..! e:e 'Ms,
' :ieeAerie thetls SO canary Isaiah a mast efift $41.1 r
.4 V the rules of law, no more than a 1.7.. a F..,
as to make n derieanee estate and con v'e apese
for seine est per twitter mire, as the is
for aught I know, may a MAD bean
medicines only, that 'reser mad 46‘11p:Iti
1 such men be able eonveyaneers by
aver read so much at the maxims
(en. at us orrioNis, for n.y fart, ,L
con scarce look into a title or
e weight, wherehl I cannot
estions, than 1 am oble tp •
'are men have gotten the
'el it is to scelow aide •
1 are sought pato sad
oft times In grkl.tcr
,t the weistance'of
's not foehick of
w, for there ii
thatcm:play
\t. it caved)
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To Tmt, Lttns, Enixaraott, and all Parts of the North. -
Four Inside Coaches, the best Horses, and keep excellent Time.

DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS,
DiREPAItED exa4tly as in Dr. James's lifetime, by
FRANCIS NEW lit% I, the only person living who was ad-
rnitted to be present with him at the process of his Fever Pow-
der; and the sol•deposttEß of the secrets in his hand-writing,
which were delivered to Mr. Xewbery when he purchased and
had a regular assignment of half the property.—Taet, facts ale
moreover verified by the chemical analysis of Mr. .Y4tiessor
Brawls and Mr. decant, who severally ascertained the perfect
identity of the two Puwders • and that, to the satisfaction of thr
moit r.:spectable Medical iodic', whose extcruive orders Mr.
N•wbery continues to supply.

By B. NV. MOUNTAIN and Co.

rrHE following Post-Coaches, Mail-Coaches, &c.
A. set out from the SARACEN's HEAD INN, Snow-hill:

The I:3IPIRE, a Ncw LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only
one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Outsides, sets
out every day at one e'clock, arrives at Liverpool next vening at
sinrittlock, by cra)- of Dunstable, Woburn, Lathburf, Northamp-
ten, AVelfttrd, Lutterworth, litackley, Atherstone, Litchfield,
*au, hugely, NeWeastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Prescot.

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SOUTIIA.IIPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing-
stoke new Four Inside Coach, at half-past seven o'clock in the
morMag, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by five
ledock. Till, is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight,
Jersey, Guernsey, St. Itlaltx.'s, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, etc.

From this statement the Public will be convinced that the
assertion of Mr. li. G. G. James, " that the Compealtions so
by !Fr. Newbury arc spurious," is a gross cllumny, conve7it g a
charge of Fraud and Perjury even against his Grandfather, Dr.
James himself.
Mrs James is anziots to induce a belief, that :Ir. Newberg,
as Vender of the Medicines, was merely an agent to his Finiily ;
-but every one knows, that a Proprietor iu a conc:_rn is a princi-
pal, and•that a principal is not an anent.
Mr. Newbury pledges himself that Dr.• James Powder and
Analeptie Fills, prepared by him and his Sons, ere the-nal-Pa:-
undies, as invented by Dr. James. WT 1 Ji r.
Thegjoysoid by F. Nasrbcriand Sons, the Wire-
house, No. IS, St. Plnrs Choreldrsid, toadoit,lMlPlcttrrnse.
Erect, Dublin, and by their Agents, Mr. Sant_r, Otrori-
street, sad ltayley and Blcw, Cockspla-str..et.
a.".? Purchasers will C2l efulli observe, that Mr. NEWIEILY'S
name is en raved in all :au 'turps.

Wellington, and Renal Post-Coach,
ovary evening, at sve cielock.—Guirded.
WILY' OUTH, Dorchester, Blandord, Salisbury, Andover
and :Basingstoke new Post-Coach, every atteraGon. The Wey-
=oath packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, &. &c.
SXDTER, Plymouth, Weymouth,, Dorchester, Fa!month,
Durtnionth,-and Salisbury new PostsCoady elegy m.ee tt *
seven o'clock, through Honiton, Aastginster;Bridpurr, Bland-
ford, Basingstoke, and Bigshot.

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BOSTON, Spaldieg, Peterborongh, Stilton, and ilitatingdon
Royal Mail-Coach, arta out every evening to Spilky, Louth,
Grimsby, and 'lull.

BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip-
penham, Caine, and hlarlborough, every afternoon ; anive at
Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn,
_ Bath, and the London Tavern,
Thomas-street, and the Swan, Beistol, next morning. Coaches
to Wells, Bridgewater, i4lllnOC. Exeter, Plymouth, &e.
LEIWS new Light Coach, called the Rotklugham, sets out
every morning; carries Pour Insides only. and goes n markably
easy, with a Guard throuzhz.ut pules through Stamford,
Newark Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden
Lion, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon
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expedition of this Coacb, it b allowed to be t;,e most agreeable
and cotoplete conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled
in AccomsuocLation by any other.

GLASGOW, Longtown' Gretna-Green, Ancan, Dumfries,
Drramhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cutnnock, Kingbv:cll, and
all Pats of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Daily).

YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Surderbod,' New-
etude, and Edinburgh new Four laside Coach, with a Guard
thr.mghout ; sets out every morning at eight o'clock, by way of
Ne wart, Tadcaster, Ektri:ltton, Korthallerton, Dur-
ham, Morpetis, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves
fatigued horn the length of the journey, may rest what time they
please, and then proceed on without any additional fire.

A 11.1..80 Ro- uci 11, Swindon, it amtbury, Hungerlord, and
Newbury PGA-Coach, at wren in the morning.

BA I Tic:I:NORTH and Walull tww err/ eyentag.

CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaver, Y'our Linde Foil-
Coacia, and a paard all the way. Passes through Brough,
pit hy, Greatabridge, liichmcmd, Catterick, floroughritl7,e,
tbrrford,lloncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every morn.
ing, and peaorrns tame journey with the greatest facility. .Paaa-n-
-geri detained on the road by business, or Omura, have the pecu-
liar advantage of their seats being stew in the next Coach.

ICL X DAL, Lancaster, Proton, Xirby-Lonsdale, :totter,
Clarity, Ormskirk, and Gamins Post:-Coadies, every afternoon,
at !ive c'tlock—Gsarded.

LI VERI'OOL. Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Llteh.;
field Post-Coach, called Royal Ddiance, every evening, affive
o'clock, to the Saracen's Head lan., Dale-street. Liverpool—
Guarded throughout.
CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurth, Tarporia7, Nantwich,
Northwich, and bliddlewich Post-Cla.ah every evening, at five
clock.
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, ne-.v Coach, ever?
morning, to the George Inn Sunderland.
MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congltten, Newcastle, Walsal,
and Wolverhampton Pon-Coach, cvtay afternoon—Guarded.
SIIEFFI ELL) and Rotherham Po ,t-Coach, called the Rock-
ingham, every morning.
BIRMINGHAM Post-Coach, with a Guard, sets out every
afternoon, and reaches Birmingham ne.:it day at noon. Passes
by Daventry, Towcester, Leamington, and Warwick, to the
Saracen's }had, Bull-street, Birminham.
Northcave, llowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post
teach, every Morning, at half--past Six, to the Cross Kays,biar-
ket-eace, Ifnll. e
•LOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate Cant
Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud new P

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morning, nom, and night.
HERTFORD, Ware, Hodeadon, and Cheshunt Cw
morning.
TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Cosa (daily), at
two, at free, and at eight o'clock.

WANONIL
To ITcrel Urtnrstead, Watford. and Stantoore.3 times swank.
DS% &odes, Bungay„Bury, and all pirta of Sao*, every

Monday. • .
••-- Cirencester, Ahlogdon, Henley, Mita, and Gloucester►
three limes
W. MOUNTAIN and Co. reaps:dully aw.qualut their
Frieods azd the Public, that they will not be ueountable for any
Pascal; Passer.pre -Luggage, Writinp, Plate, Pte. of morethan.
Five; Pound* oie, if loat,atolea or lkiiimeed. wee erod
a• inch t.-Aurtvioit yid sacoidittgiyv is tie Slearsee
11. d, 31:Cw-idil,

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