Star.
London, England, 1811-09-23 00:00:00

CHINO'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.

WORMS are the most frequent sources of Ch:l-
- Diseates.—Their symptoms every parent and guar-
dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion lots
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fare, emaciation and
*regular otate of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ;
they bring on convulsions; they affect the c meth of. the !Indy,
and they prove fatal, by ending in a consump-ion or decay. Both
at a preventative and cure of these alarming comi,laints,the above
excellent Xi calcine is universally allowed, en the testimony Oiler
hzhest characters in this country, both in rank and respeetabi-
ley, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success
in their own families, stamps hs merit beyond competition, and
kivos a satiation to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind
can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of children,
should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, wbenr.
ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way disordered,
which it will always be found to relieve.
sold, wholesale amd retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap ,
side, London ; Sharp
.and Belam, Portsmcuth ; Jones, Weston,
Allniut, and Mallory, Pnr:sea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport=
Coleman and la nab, Sheerness; Peck and Rot', and 'Truer,
I full ; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth;
1; cott and 1.160, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Billinge
sod Lathhury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester;
't rewman, Exeter ; Smith, ATandcrton, Reaburn, Scott, and Mx"
I r, Edinburgh; Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow; Bulgen and
L.rry, Bristol; Stevenson cud Co. Norwich; Soli/nen, Leices-
ter; and retail by most country Easillchte waders, In bozo, at
ts. 91. and ss. 60. cacb.


Subscriptions made in thei To
transmitted per Mews. Smit.
Northampton Town and County
Phileothropos wish a family of •
William Harris, Ertl.
Miss Smith, George-row
Mr. John flail - .
Mr. Richard BusweS
William Law
Rev. H. B. Harrison, Btigbrooke
Christopher Smyth, Esq.
Mr Wm. Tyler Smyth
Mr. G. Osborn, jail.
The Northampton Mercury
Mr. Philip Constable
Mr. Witham Gates
Mr. James Marshall
Mr. Charles Dodd
Mrs. Keg -
The Parish of Bugbrooke, per Rev. H.,8. Harrison 6 10 0
Rev. John Hoppers •• • 1 1 0
W. Bud:all - • - . 1 i U
Mr. R.cloird Striven - - 1 t• 0
The Parish of Broughton, per Rev. A. Boller 9 14 6
Collection at the Pariah qt All Saint's, In this town,
after a Sermon preached, per Rev. C. H. Trffnell 26 910
Parish of Beixworth, per Rev. Thos. Weston 10 1 0
The Parish of Puddington Beds, per Rev R. Williams 6 14 6
The united Parishes of Norton, Whitttbury, and Sil-
verstone, per the Hon. and Rev H. Beaucierk 12 0 0
Messrs. Hickman and Son, Newnhent - S • 0
The Parish of Remo, per Mr, Thos. Faseutt 15 S 6
A fun her Contribution from the Parish of Bugbrooke 0 4 0
The united Parishes of Kackletoa and Puddington, per
Rev. Parkins - 5 0 0
The Parish of Cranfield, per Rev. Richard Cantley 14 7 0
The Parish of lloulsoe, per ditto - - S la 6
'1 he Parish of Milton, per ditto - . 3 ' 8 0
The Town of Fenny Stratford, per Mr. Jos. Swifr I 2 0
The united Parishes of Bletchley and Water Eaton,per do. 0 15 0
The Parish of Lampert, by Mr. Francis - 6 15 to
Mr. Simms, the enure receipts of a Play acted at Nor-
thampton - - - 26 0 •
The Parish of Castle Ashby, per Rev. J. Seegrave se • 0
The Parish of Wheaton, per ditto - - 1 4 6
The Parish of Pitsford, per Mr. Britten - 6 4 o
Mr. James Whitmy - . - 1 0 0
Sir R B. de C. Brooke, Bart. . - 10 to 1)
The Parish of Hardingstone, per Rev. A. 7/ode 13 10 0
'lle Parish of Felton, In Leieestershire, per Rev.-Mr.
Stott - - - -
The Parish of Weston-cunt-Sutton, in Leicestershire.
per ELVA) - . • - - 2. 5 G
The Parish of Kingsthorpe, per Rev. Mr. Baxter 7 5 0
The Troop of Northampton Volunteer Cavalry 15 15 0
Mr. Wm. Britten, Weston Favell - 1 0 0
The Paris% of Weston faired, per Rev. R. ILKnight 1 7 5
The Parish of Ceitteshrook, per Rev. V. 'sham n 3 0
The Parish of Whitton, per Rev'. Mr. Ruse . 11 0 0
The Parish of Brathlen, per Rev. M. Aplin 4 13 6
Parleh of Woughton, on the Green, Bucks, per Rev. R.
Mitiel • - - . 3 • U
Parish of Finedon, ir.r Rev. S. W. Peel . a 13 6
, ------ Ishans, per Rev. S. B. Hodgson 5 13 1,
- lfryford, per Rev. 1. L. Crawley . 15 1 0
.......—.... Ravenstborpe, per Rev. J. Hornsby 6 0 0
Mr. Wm. Barber, Moulton Grounds . 1 0 0
Parish of Moulton, per Rev. W. Stanton 14 7 7
.„--. Earls Barton, per Rev. It. H. Knight 6 1 0
---. Farndish, per Rev. Mr. norms - 1 1 •
-:.---- Wymingt on, Beds, per dieter - 1 7 u
..---- Clayton, per M. '1 he), West - 3 16 3
...-----. lioleott, per Rev. G. Thomas - 9 10 0
- Stow nine Churches, per kev. C. Crawley 11 17 Q
---- Ovcrstone, per the Rev. G. Thomas, rucluoit g
£5 of John Kipling, Esq. .. - 7 13 0
A Briton's Friend - . - 1 1 u
Mr. B. Pywell, Moulton Grange - 1 • u
Mr. Jos. Walker, Woiastun . - 1 0 u
Mr. John Shaw, being a Penalty lately received by him
upon the conviction of a Guard to the Mat cheater
Telegraph Couch, under the statute of .50 Geo. 3,
Cap. 4b - . j 0 01
Mr. !henas Osborn, Gold-street - . 0 10 6
John Ilead, Esq. Counington, Hants - 3 5 V
Mr. George Worley, Syweil 2 V • 0
The Parish .of Hardwick Priors, Warwickshire, per
Rev. W. C. Wilson 0 0 6
'The Parish of Aldwinckle, St. Peter's, and Aldwinkle,„ I
All Saints, per Hon. and Rev. F. Pow )s - 41 1 9
•1 he Parish of Guilshorough, per Re7..1.. Sikes 14 9 -9
1
Parish of Marston 'lrussell, per Rev. H. Bullivant 4.'7 •
- Cold Ashby, per ditto - 6 IS lb
- Weedon I.ois, per Rev.'F. Lloyd 0 8 0
- St. Giles's, IslorthAnipton, per Rey. I. Hervey 8 10 U
.----- Deese, per Rev. T. Reed - 5 I'2 0
---- Dunthorpe, per ditto - - • 12 6
---- Corby, per ditto - - 2 14 6
-- East Haddon, per Rev. J. Johnson 9 5 U
- Church and Caapel, Bramptou, per Messrs.
Walton and Carr - -
Parish of Preston Capes, per Rev. J. Johnson
- Thrapston, per Rev. S. 1 lesions
- Croton, per Rev. Wm. Leonard
---- Hinters, per ditro -
---- Wanniogeon, Warwickshire -
-- Horton - - -
- Watford, per Rev. Thomas Cole -
Several Serjeants and Privates of the late Northampton
Volunteer infantry, from Money allowed them out
of the Residue of the Volunteer Fund -
Tie Rev. W. C. Wilson, being a further Subscription
from the'Parish of Hard wick Pners -
Collection at the Church doors of Cold Ingham, after
a Sermon, per the Rev. H. E. Harrison - a 9 0
• THOMAS FERGUSON. Secretary,
No. 3, George-yard, Lonahard•street.
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MONEY to LEND, to any antount, immediately,
by annuity, on landed or other Incomes, Or on Bills or
Hann, or to Heirs of property, in any manner suitable to their
circumstances. Apply, personally, from ten till six, or address to
Mr. Drummond, No. 23, Russell Mews, Howland-strew, Fitz-
roy-square. He is able, from 110 years practice and an extensive
cooniction, to effect the most important businert in a few hours,
but declines all 4/A:cations fur less than £3OO, unless they lead
to greater objects.

SURREY INFIRMARY FOR DISEASES OF THE EYE
AND RAR.
No 10, \Veen:limiter-road, near Westminster bridge.
R. ELLERY, Oculist from Edinburgh, having
IYI for ten years past made the various Diseases of the Eye and
Ear his peculiar study and practice, anti having received all the
assistance which anatomy and the practice of the first medical
achoels in this kingdom can afford, feels a pleasure in making
known to the Public :h it he has opened the above Infirmary, for
the relief of ptrsous attLeted with any Disease of the Eye or
Ear, where he continues to give his advice from ten till fonr,
daily, and flatters himself that the astonishing success which has
hitherto attended his practice, and the hundreds of unfortunate
individitals that he has restored to sight and hearing, without any
au t. OPERATJON, (many after the eiertious of the most ex.
pent:need men hail failed), will ensure hint a continuance of public.
patronage.
Patients from the country may be accommodated in the House.
Days of attendance for the indigent, who must bring letters of
recommendation by some respectable housekeeper, are Tuesdays
sad Fsidays, (rum sea till twdve.

HEREFORDSIIIRE.
TO BE SOLD some time in the Month of October next,
A VERY valuable and irnproveable FREEHOLD
L 1 ESTATE, (adjoining the Hereford and Ltill,ury Ti.rn•
pike-road, on which the Mail Coaches pass every slay), etimmi•
sing upwards of 300 statute Acres of rich Land, ut a !sigh state of
cullivatton,wlthis a ring feace, with a Mauer attached, abound-
ing with game: a roomy rid convenient Stansion House, and
an requisite attached and detsched Offices, in good repair ; exults
live walled Garden, pleasure Grounds, Fish-ponds, numerous at
fertile Orchards in a bearing state. The whole well timbered and
watered, eommanding rich and extensive views, and many other
local advantages, with a contmodious warm House and necessary
Outbuildings ; a Rea; inn near the Mansion-house, • and several
Cottages standing on different pa-u of the Land. Descriptive
partictd trs will be given in a future Paper. Distant from Led-
bury 4 miles, Hereford 12, Malvern Wells 10, Worcester and
Gloster 20 miles each ; and possession may be had at Candlemas
next. For more general information apply to W. Holbrook, So-
licitor, Ledbury, at wbose Office a Map of the Estate try he seen,