Star.
London, England, 1811-05-31 00:00:00

NEW INVENTED PIANO-FORTES.

LOUD, PIANO-FORTE MAKER, (thank-
-1 • ful for the patronage he has received for nine years past)
begs respectfully to solicit the attention of the Public to his
New Invented and Improved Small Piano+Fortes, in which a
beautiful uniformity and, great utility are so happily combined,
as to make them the comp!etest small Pia:dos tea presented to
C.• Public, and on very reasonable terms —Ct.:nth:men of the
Professiim, and dealers, are most respectfully invited to inspect
thein, as it is presumed that in every respect they will be foiled
worthy of their kind patronage —The Mane y fur the above,
f.:r Upright Crands, and for Common Square Pianos of excel-
lest quality, is at No. 22, Devonshire-street, Queen-square,
Bloomsbury.
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N. B. A large discount for ready money, or good biUs taken.
Dealers liberally dealt with.

TRANSFER TO AMERICA.
•
r 'li astonishing success attending Di. CAVAL-
-I.o's PATEN 1' EL.ECIRIC GIRDLE in effectually
curing RUPTURES and DEBILITY of every kind, has afforded
the pleasing hope that every afflicted individual in Great Britain,
bad made application before the bth May instant, when it was
transferred to a personage of distinction in America; bur the nu-
merous Orders and entreaties received since that time, have in-
anted Dr. C. to stipulate for Two Hundred Girdles, with privi-
lege of forwarding them to all parts of Great Britain till the se h
day of June, (the King's Birth-day) inchisive.—After which; nu
Uidrs will be received, unless from prisrare Patients, who must
reside in London, and the terms will be.FIRy Pound; each.
RU U RES.—The directions for applying the Girtße, in these
Complaints, are so plain that a Child cannot mistake them; the
Cures within the last year exceed 4110, of nidch number 158 had
been 40 years affllcted• _
DEBILITY-Seven hundred persons have been rescued from
tl3e most inveterate stages of the melancholy catalogue of local,
ant general, direct, and i.direct Debility, Impotency, Ste:by the
application of the Girdle alone, without nsedichie of any kind.
The ELECTRIC Giants, price five pound+, for the effectual
Cure of Ruptures and Debility, will be forwarded; to any part of
Great Britain, till the 4th of June,. by applying personally, or by
letter, inclosig that sum,--and directed to Dr. Cavallo and Son,
No 2s, King-street, Bitionibury-square, London.
N. B. At house for consultation every morning till two, and
- evening after five 'Mode.

*Very . ming after Bee o _
pSpadoos Apartmette ate ittitig op for pritate Patients.

MANSION 'HOUSE, M•uu 24, Ital.
PIE LADY MAYORESS viewing the extreme
-a- distress of the Infiabitants of Portugal from the wmton
cruelty and barbarity of the French Army in their retreat, and de-
sirous of promoting toe benes/olent Subscriptions which have been
set on font for their relief, 1135, in conjunction with Lady Curtis,
Mrs. Coombe, Lady Price, and Lady Perring, kindly undertaken
to encourage and superintend a LADIES SUBSCRIPTION for
that purpose, the sum raised by which, to be exclusively applied
to providing necessaries for the Women and Children. The
Lady Mayoress having obligingly offered to allow Subscriptions
to be received at the Mansion House, attendance will be daily
given there from twelve to three o'clock. Attendance at the front
entrance. Ladies are recommended to limit thi.ir Subscriptions to
£5, but smaller donations will be acceptable.
By Order, WILLIAM SCOTCHER,
Secretary to the General Committee.

. • BISHOP PORTEU3'S WORKS AND LIFE.
'Tbis day were published, in six vols. svo. prite £2 As. In boards,
'HE WORKS of BEILI3Y PORTEUS, D. D.
A. late Lord Bishop of London; with an Account of hls Lifei
By the Rev. ROBER•t' HODGSON, A.M. F.R.S. •
Itectol" of SLOtotgea, Hanover.square; and one of the Chap.
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