Star.
London, England, 1816-03-27 00:00:00

TO J'FIEARMYAND 11:5 CONN:-.XIJ-Nr).

VER. COL BURN Iris the honour to acquaint tis
British Army, its Connexions, and the Public in general,
that he is preparing fir Publicatian, An Htstortcal Accoun• of
He.. BA ITLE OF WA l'hißl.oo, written from tt:e n:st
A uthori:y by W Nl!.' prom), stf:conapanied by a Set. ea of
splendidly awed Engraviogi, Platts,Zitc. from Drawings taken
on the split, by JAMAS oust., lisq.
In 11.1* important undertaaing ete-thns will be spare.' to
produce a In:_mort..l of the exploits of our gallant cou..trym:n
truth wdrthy of them ; to transmt to poverity a record, which
may be eotoulted w.th enn•cmus exultation—.wk e the furore
ll:storiait, who shall rL coma these Immoral detals, may ermine
with confidetd.'e—and which 1 It. livlrg, who par.ook of all the
toils, the daneers. and the glories of them, may tutus to as claw
authentic monument of their o.en exploits.
Tht: Plates will not merely ilisstrite the field or !little, but all
the internied:ate country :rota Brussels to Charleroi, pi g
in regular succession ; w that the reader will, ass. were, actually
walk over the grouni which our army trod, tram -he moment it
quitted Brthis, the Battle of Waterloo was fou:lbt. Ile), will
form in a mann:r one vast picture, •o emaca coated /browbeat,
that what appears its per,pective in the brat Pia e vit,ll be tepee.
scow,' in the foreground of the seco.id, and su through the wors'O
series.

To military men, and especially to those who were in the
battle. these Graphic illus:rationi must he peculiarly valtrible
and interesting, as they will be Litaiiied to a.c:rtaist ahnoit the
very spots where themselviis stood—win.r.: ther brave comrade
were killed or wounded—where they au•tainrtl the shock of the
enemy—where they repelled his wiser —a.:d where at 1.13 r they so
gloriously conquered.
'lle Work will be elegantly printed in imperial Qiiarto, and
will consiA of four Parts, e:ch containing akflu! 70 p of let.
ter-press, awl six ; fonaing togeher one handsome Volume.
Part I. will be published on the Ist of April, price, to iubscri.
ben ACI. I Is. 6d. and the whole will lie completed in t' e course
of May. Names are received at the Publiihei.., Mr rolhorii,
Conduit-strei t; Mr.Bg -rton,Whitehall; Mr. Acaermau, t and;
by Bell and Bradfute, kdinburgh; John Cumming. Dublin; and
all Booksellers.

NVESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his 'Ma:
jesty's Navy these Drops have for near 100 yLars past
maintained their character as a specific far the Scurvy, Grav
Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakness and Obsirtiction- fa tt.e Urts-ry
Passage, and General Debility; h:ft part•cularly tor their absolute
and speedy cure of the Venereal Diseases Wessels Jc.tui's ot•.;.•
and Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expeslitious Cur.., and
sre so inflect n: in their nature, as to require litd- or nu re,:raint.
The great object to be a:tended t It •hat Patients a d Put.•
chasers should be careful in having the nue and g rt.uiee Prepares
rims, as the unsafe, uasanctione.d, and dangerous enunterfei:s at..
tempted to be foisted on the Public, by abs.ilute ta"se,,olds, are
'VS rumerous, ,hat the Proprietors requ st :very purchaser to a-k
' for WEssza Jesurr's DROPS, and unless they have the fo.ioss.
ing words on the stamp, :bey.are grins impositiols ua the
"Joseph Wessels, 60,
.St. Paul% C turelt-yard;' which ms Ma.
ksty's Cum m issinners have ordered to be engrav: °neve: y itamp,
to secure :bent as astir right. AU -tbers are Counterfeits.
Merchants, Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal terms.
Price Its. 9d-11s.—and 224. per b•ittle.

CHILBLAINS CU 4bl) iitM Is. it%
ITARSHA LL'S CERATE prevents and cures
I.VJL. those troublesome aLd usu3l visitants "acha
in a broken or unbroken state; r; moves the itching and
mation on the first application, andwhen broken, heats in a much
shorter time than can be cre.iitcd but by experience—Wounds,
Ulcerated Legs, Burns, Sc r ts, liruisei, and Ulcers, of every
denomination, awl or boweier long reading, are effectually
cured by this Cer..tc.

Copy of a Letter to the late Shaft and Edwards:
Birmingham, lime 18, 1801.
Gentlemen.—A very singular and impor.ant Cure performed
by Marshall's Universal Cerate demands puolic.ty
tut. bad a man of the name of Harris working, who had been
etßsctod for fifteen years with a must shockinit Inflamed and had
inbentuch as to be almost in a state of putrefacti,m ; he had
been in the London Hospitals, to the salt wa•er, and under stir.
goons of this plaze, fur seven years pass, when eight b..ses of
Marshall's Universal Ceram, he bought cuiryletely cured
iiim. I shad think the Proprietor is promoting tl4i caulo. bu.
inanity by publishing this case, and every opportunitt us making
it pubiic will be embraced by your obedient numb.e remit,
Bull•street Birmingham. '6b. PtIRCIt, ilookselier "
Sold wholetale and retail by Edwards; GO, on the Footiray, St,
Psul's Church yard, London; Sanger, 150, Osford-stresi; nog •
riot, Royal Exchange. Price is. l id. ler lios.