Star.
London, England, 1803-02-15 00:00:00

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
T
in general, are refpeetfully informed, JOHN Suitors, and
Sou'i GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO.
VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that
has obtained Inch univerfal approbation for many yea:, paR.

The long }ugly acquired fuperlority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons
refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the tel of
trial, ranks it in the fituatica it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertirements dasly appearing, to caution Pa-
netta, &c. to purehtfing the fame, as none is to be had el
THEIR 011101bic, but at their Warchnufe as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ale, of the
heft quality.
WFS[-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, (applied upon
the thorteft notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &c.
Warehoufe, No. toy, earner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.

For the coovenienee of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Metrre. R. JohnAon and Co. Edinburgh, their foie
Agents for FM Sanas.

Dr. BRODUEI's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL
SYRUP.

IT has long been a quenitm as well as a matter
4tfurprize, why Dr. Baoouas thOuld be more retorted to as
a Medical Man, than tome of our GA Phyficians, whok
cha-
rater and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma has
long puzzled all ranks of peopk ; but when we weigh and eon-
fider the mute in a deliberate manner, the retinue cafe, and
the caters& is taken from the eye. For inftanee, how minter.
ous are the Minders the human frame is fubjeil to, and which
rife, folely from the Patients imprudence; theft wool:faints the
Patient is atoned to unfold to his own family Phyfician, either
fearful if may by fame unforefeen accident become public, or
does not like te confers his weaknefs to the Phylician be is in-
innate with ; and in which cafe the female in particular often
fails a faerifice, rather than divulge the ferret of thole guilt •
and without knowing the origin of die diforder it is lecipoilibl:
for any Phyllclan to prefer* with foecefs; thefe, then, are tee
patients who call with (aMy apply to Dr. Brodunt, for they
have oily to Agn babied to their letters, and Rate dick eats
without any referve whatever. The Doctor fends them either
a Prekription or medicine' (as the cafe may require) without
c$ knowing the perfon who has made application to him, and
the matter rend foe ever a feu's, as It is out of the power of the
Doer or to make a dikovery : this is the only and Ink eau&
why Dr. &edam monopolizes the application of all ranks of
people to himfelf; and particularly fo, as his diameter is fo
well diabiliked as a Odlful l'bySeian, when we abferve in
the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by
him, to pukes who have laboUred for many years under
Gout, itheurnadfrn, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptive,
Yellow Fever, jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Sperms in the
Stomach an i Bowels, and Debilities of Both Sexes,arifiag front
natural or acquired Canks, in particular, tilde Compleints ad.
gloating from Intemperance, improper Indulgences, Inebriety,
or elective Grief. Foe the removal of every kind of Obltruetion
in the Syftent, there arc. few Medicines of equal diary, and
in Complaints of the liver, many can tellify, who have witneffod
Its beseficial ants, even after the formation of aehirrous Sub-
Ranee—The Yellow Fever, and their flital Dilates that ori
nate in the bimetal Atmorphere in hot Climates.
The Botanical Syrup and Refteradve Nervous Cordial, to be
bad at the Dodoes bode, No. 9, Albicardreet, 7 deers keen
the Ltverean Mantra, Stirrer fide of Blaeldrian-bridge, is
bottlesat t 4 so lEL *and &Dd. (duty 'Deluded) at
(late Osehelf s) -Medides Warehoure. 191 Strand ; Shaw mad
?Awards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Brdenand, H. 136,
litiihopfime.treet Without; W. Buigin, Printer and Book.
f tier, at his Medicinal Warelsoufe, No. 3. Wine-Sr.-et, who
has received a large and froth (apply; Thsenpfort and Mils,
C.alliedreet ; Browne, Totter ; C Routh, Bri.lpoßreet;
Reed and Sheppard, Bengali Ma7kr and Creswell. Bath;
Mefra. Omdby, Shestmene; Mr. Ratites, Gloaceller; Mr.
Tymbs, Wort-eller : Mr. Martian, Eimer ; Swinton, &rm.
Ingham; Spilfbury and Co. Mary.ftreet, Dublin; and by an
Printers, Bookfellers, and Venders of Medaines in the Three
Kingdoms.

N. D. l'erfoos who apply for theft medicines. will Wife to
ale notice, that it will be in vain to expx't any relief trona this
remedy without puoltuality Mr taking a bottle or twopro.
petty, then Melo( of for fume days and beginning main, *OD
be of DO load of Melte. It mu* be taken regular ; and its Come
safes it required the quantity neerfary for a petted cure,
to be taken before the parent has perceived that be had ob.
I /aimed any relief; therefore perfons in the emotry, who wile
to go through a reveler tourfe of ir, fltould take tare to have a
proper foppty of Dr. &Monis medalists
TM Waist atm be had weep day. ♦ rim bolt sui•
idol mei w livs unall 4066

P4RLI4MENT-12Yr PROCEEDIAGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Fra r i•

Counfel *vac filially heard relative to the Scc.tzll Appeal, Sir
Wilfred Lawfo9, Hart. v. Islaiwell z.nd o:hers,s/lz le. Adam,
u. the part a th:, K.cfpundet.ts, and N7r. Alexander for the Ap-
p.r.a.lt in reply. Af!cr whi li, thcir I.nrdmips, or the motion
of the Lord Chaixellor, de.erred :be farther conlideratizn of
Cp• cafe till We.!nefday.
'I Archhilbcp of Dublin (Vie,:cnt Somerton,
.Arch: ithcp of Ca.hel) t:ok the ua.:ls in.d his feat, of the
prdentative Spiritual
Tlle Puke* of Montrofe and AthA, the Earl of
and Lot I h.lon!!ort were fworn and t,,ok their feats.

ANT font routine hiiiiiicfs Wai .;:fpored of, the Or' -r of the
Day *Ai read, tor ttki,g the Report of the Cnmtri'!eeof Pri-
vileg,s relative to the fitting of kith Spintu.ll Peers, S:c. into
confider ttion.

Tr e Refolutions of the Committee wrre aecorditvly read in
thr cG,ai tanner, and confirmed by the Houle.
The Report was then, on the motion of lord Vifrount
Carla so, ordered to be printed for the tile of their
The Logo CHANCELLOII took the opportunity to ob 6 rye,
taat, notwithaanding the alLir of the Archhifhop of Dublin
was decided, there lull, he c6nceived, remained Innlc dilhcul•
ties with refpret to the general fuhjcdt : theft. he fecmed to fay,
principally arofe from tic queftion, whether thole Petri were
to he coi.fidercd as funimontd, under the Proviftons of the Adt
of Union ? It was his intention, he (fated, to fubotit Come ob-
(cry:Aims on this had to their Lmdthip,, either on Thurfday
or on Monday ne...t, at a Committee of Privileges will fit un
both thole days-7 he Houle then adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.

Lord EVITON reported from the Committee appointed to
try the merits of the Dunfermline petition, that in confecucnce
of the Abfence of Mr. Cartwright, one of the Members, the
C.noir.ittre were unable to proceed.
Ur. VAL,GUAN appeared at the hag, and (fated that Mr.
Cartwright WAS .:Gt.flned from itidifpontion.
The Hourr therefore ordered, that Mr. Cartwri...ht's atten-
dance on the Committee fbould be eiteufed.
Mr. FAUL, from the Committee on the Dublin Univerfity
Petitio: • reported the alifence of Alr.JoTrics (of Poole) one of
its Members.
Mr. ferrates Rated, in his place, and made affidavit at the
table, that be did not decline to attend from any metal or in-
difference ; but from an utter ignorance of the pm:Le hour at
wbich the Committee meant to meet on Saturday fait
The ciente of Mr. Jeffries was allowed by the Houle.
Mr. ST taut prefented an account of the Army Extraordina-
ties. from the 24th December,lBoz, to the 24th of December,
28,'2.-Ordered to Henn the table.
The SICILVTAIT at WAIL brought in the Militia Exercife
Ailiendineut Di.l.--.Read a firft time, and ordered to be read a
Cec.nd time to-morrow.
Ordered, on the motion of the Secretary r.f War. that the
Committal of the Mutiny Bal, which Rood for Wt.inefdaY,
atould be potlponed to Tuefday the 22d MR. upon which day
the Right Hon Gentleman ..intounced his intention of i.roput-
ing lease amendments in that Bill.
MEDICINE ACT.

Mr. Tie lusty prefented t petition from the Apothecaries,
Chemifts, and Drunifts of the Borough of Southwark, praying
the repeal of the Medicine Ad. The Honourable 11 lemtkr
took occafton to make Come remarks Upon the propriety of se-
edling to the prayer of this petition.
Mr. VAN SITT ART obfervad, that in confequence of •ert• di-
-1 gent inquiries whit had been made rcfpceting the upention
of this Ad, &c. he int:Tided very iburtly to lay before the Heufe
a propofition for its amendment ; but he begged it to be undrr-
ft.•o.l. that it was not by arty means intended to go the ksigth
Of a repeal.
Mr. TatiNee eaprelred a hope that the propofed modifies.
800 would remove the complaints which In ritually prevailed.
The petitice was ordered to lie on the table.
haNa ReSTRICTION BILL.

On the motion f.; the third reading of the Bank
Reftriaion Bill,
Mr. JoHmsrows expreffed his approbation of the
Bill, becAufe he thought it peculiarly ntceirAry in
the prefent (late of Europe, to uphold our fivan
cial fvaem, and he was much afraid that to reps a:

the reftrietion, would feverely affeA the Stocks,
and would difincline the Bank to continue that
fyftem of accommodation for which they had beer
heretofore Co honourably diftinguifbed, and which
bad been In materially advantageous to commerce.
This confequenee, the Honourable Member nb•
ferved. was the more to be dreaded, when it was
confidered that many of the Merchants had been
encouraged during the war, from the profpeci of
great profits. to trade theinfelves. To Inch men
the accommodation alluded to-veas effentially ne•
ceffary, at teat until our commercial intercourfe
fli.iiild refired to its proper Rate. After dwell•
ing for Game time on the nature of commerce and
exchange. and on the ennfequences of this refiric-
tint', the Hon. Member concluded with Rating,that
be hoped the time would very loon come when that
reftriainn could be fafely removed.
The Bill, after fame verbal amendments, pro.
poled by the ATTORNIIY Gssits•t, was read a
third time and pallid.
CAPTAIN D'AU•FIGNI.

Mr. ELi.tor adverted to the notice which had
been given by a Learned Friend of his, previous to
the Reed's, relative to the arreft, irnprifonmem,
and examination of Captain D'Auvergne by the
French Government, and added, that his Learned
Friend had been prevented by illnefs, from attend-
ing the Houfe fince the concluilon of the Rccefs,
but that he hoped to he able to appear in his place
in a few days. The Hon. Gentleman Rated, that
lie WAS &mime authorifed to give notice that his
Learned Friend would bring fnrwatd bis intended
rnotic.n on Monday next. If, however, the bufineti
tvhich an linnoi.rable Baronet had announced his
intention of fubmitting to the Houfe, on that day,
fhotild go on, or thould long occupy the Hoar,
finnoltrAblt ;end might poftpone this notice
lime !Mute day.