Star.
London, England, 1817-08-29 00:00:00

STERLING MONEY LOTTERY.

JAND J. SIVEWRIGHT reqnen the attention
. of the Public to the Small Lottery which is to be all Drawn
in One Day, the 10th of SEP rEMSER, In which, as there are
only who Numbers, and TWO Prizes of 420,0P0, the odds
are less than were seer before known against gaining the immense
Suns of sCrO,uou Sterling, by purchasing Two 'tidies of One
umber. 'llse Scheme e ins Twenty Capitals, including the
Two Prises of £,,000, which are to be annexed to the Prizes
of 4116,000 t there is also the St.-rling Attraction of Tickets and
Shares being once more sold to the Public at moderate Prices.

J. ant J. siVEWKIGHT hope the Public wid experience a
repetition of that good Fortune whkh has so misformly
poised their 01.1.eatablished °Mew, No. 37, Cornhia, 11, Hol-
born, 38, Haymarket, and 141, Osfordocreet.

XTRACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr.
E SOLOMON. Gilead house, near Liverpool, illustrating die
EfSony of the CORDIAL BALM of OILEA1) in those difficult
and complicated Disorder, for which it is peculiarly adapted,
being administered to the tender intent, the pregnant female,
sod to palsied agv, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled
hi the annals of Medical discovery.
Livtirooe.—Edward loom, of this town, says—My mind
ins 'reseed with a I'Vtly kW* of gratitude tor the very great
benefit I have received from your Cordial Balm of Gilead, in a
nervous /ever, which reduced me to such a state of weakness,
that I could not hold up my head I was in this situation (the
most deplorable Imaginable) 14 months, when a friend advised
me to try your Cordial Balm of Weed, MI" bottle of which, to
sty great comfort, enabled mete folksy my usual avocations and
by the use at two more bottles, completely recovered my health.
Nears Waeas.—R. M. Willis, Peallin•Castle, near Cow-
bridge, writes thus:-1 feel It a duty incumbent upon ow to m-
il turn you my heartfelt thanks for the great blessing I now enjoy;
and teethe good of the afflicted, request you will make my case
public I have been seven years afflicted (ever since I had a
dangerous lever in Jamaica) with a violent pain In the back pan
end crown of my head, spasms in my stomach, nausea end ire •
quent vomiting; pains in my thighs, legs, sad arme •' a dry cagh,
disturbed sleep, and little appetite; ho which I have consulted
the must eminent Physicians, without obtaining relief. flirough
the use of your Cordial Palm of Gilead, and Gos's assistance, I
feel myself beuer Mau I have been for the last sO years, it
have recovered my long-lost health, solely through the great
efficacy at your truly valuable restorative.
I It is impossible to insert all the man and cures which De
Solomon is in ponsondon of, as it would require some volumes:
be contents Mow( with whit has beau Inserted, great experience
having convinced Min, that ia all morbid affections of the blood
sad lymph (the muse of almost every malady) so noble, safe, and
gilicadous a rametly, was never offered to mankind.
As Dr. Solosnes's practice has now become so great and seen.
Jive. that bid gassiest engagements require &considerable portion
of his tune madame:dance, he expects, when consulted, the usual
cantonment of One Pounds but all written cases, or letters of
advice, and usaceorepanied with an order for medicine and rot
mlttasee, to be answered at his isi 6666 are required to enclose
only half a •guinea.— Drafts may be obtained at soy Post-Office.
payable at Ltverpool, for small sums of money, which is a sure
mode of conveyance Such letters should, for safety, be thus di- '
rected : " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near
Liverpool. Pail Do..bte Postage."
Sold by S. Leigh, IS, &rand; and by all Venders of Patent
Medicines in Eutope and America, price i is. and s3s. a bottle,
duty included.
Of whom May be had, the Antl-Impetigines.,or Solomon's
Drops, an absolute cure for the Stun y, Scrofula, Leprosy, &c.
• Price I Is. and 3.1 s per bottle.
moo's Abstergent IA km, an effectual cure for sco:budc
eruptions, coarseness, redness, pimples, &c. on the face, bands,
and MA. Price Is. ad. per bottle.
Also, Solomon's Guide to Health, which explains in a concise
and easy manner, the most simple methods of creamiest, and ef-
ficacious remedies, fur nervous, hypochondriac, and consumptive
conipbbas. Price Ss.

IMPORTANT ADVICE•
Non se Invert dad /Mere aIta...—MARTIAd„
" Life Is only Life. when Nest with Health."

THE finest system ofEt hies is to confine within des
bounds, and thus template the PASSIONS• anresnalsol
and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those Dart iers which
Religion and Morality have made sacred; to curb bet not anal.
hikes them appears the lesson of Prudence, best calculated la
Mmk their effervescence.
Every disorganisation of the human frame requires great me-
dical knowkdp to remedy, and the public welfare is promote 4
when Professional men (duaegarding the suggestions of the en-
vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of
those complaints generated by imprudences and the ebullition of
the 'automat au unguarded moment. " The strength of a na-
tion assists to tlw health of the people ;" but it is melancholy o
the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri.
class;m4 ss Manterati as fu as paatible its further ravages, we
sulkslog hesuelity, the result of our own experience in Ilse
miss dismiss of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vie,.
(arty acipileml at schen,l, before Remota has asserted her right
over the mind), will, in cootemplating hispowerkes state become
smcepdble of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most
ssayllested state of exhaustion may be routed into manly maw
Wises study—immoderate anxiety—long residence in tropical

climes, and many other causes, will frequently derange the sea.
VOUS STIITIM; in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re-
animation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguine
bore of patients of both sexes.
!'hat bane to human happiness Lots IigNIIIIPA, can now be
treated fearlessly, the Improved mine ut Medical Science having
divested its antidote of then digressing properties that an long
'rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We hen explain
our method by observing to patients labouring under this malady,
that a few days only are required foe the removal of early synsp-
toms ; that the most inveterate can will yield to our remedies
within a months and that is a person who tidily suspects himself
injured, the disease may he prevented altogether from appearing;
[ a skaitar remark applies to many other derangements of the row
81014 system, as weakens, ulcerations, Ate. especially structures,
IBldnate IMP of 'thicken daily removedwithout the me aces-
,pi et etbmilenti. Some peculiarities incidental to the totter sex
oast oar attention; in which mildness cointiord witi:
4un4l ' d the means 'usually a4ppied. In finei our
.is iqui, peculiarly entry tie, and eminently successful.
its this our native city; schooled in our profesdonal
:rsby its splendid medical characters; and hawk* Ores
pirel,` auy, to compare with admiration the British kopikel
risk*, mishits, continental, our pretensions to supetiosity (10
' a brands we ben selected) are matured by experience, width is
evinced bt the daily applkatioos we receive, Men ken MOM
countries. GOSS end Co. IL IL C. heress.
IS. Saavarkostreat, Flesystratt, Leedom,
•• roe the accommodation we do not linsk ourselves
to stated of practice, but may be consulted at all reason.
aid! boars.—Country Patients ant requested to describe adeutely
Misr sysoleeles. ike. *bee medicine, with advice, will be Lome-
diOvlf interenjad to any part of the kingdom —A Bank-now is
•iPtindtehccOmpany the can.

AT a MEETING of the ASSOCIATED APO•
THECARIEi ,and SURGEON APO I HECAIUES I f
ENGLAND and *WALES, held, by public Advertisement, at
the Crown and Author Tavern, Strand, August uOth, ISt;
Resolved, unanknoitely, flat the most sincere Thanks of this
Association be given to Dr. Roney t: s, for the indefatigable seal,
ability, and disuterestednese, with which be has 6114 the Chair
since the formatiot of this Association in Dill: mid for the
tr.mly perseverance with which be met all the dilllcultkis that
were owned to the pass rot of a an Aet (fir the bett.at iegaladitf
the Practice of Aliotheearie•;' &c. by which, the Ion:our and
It spectability of the Protessiou have b..eu t.pheld, unit the FILL:
intrre•t most Importantly served.
IR .-d, unanimously, That a Purse of Five Huncl,ed
I Guineas he -stoned to Dr. livarowS, •he late Chant:Dr:, as an
acknowledgment ut the services he has rendered to this A5..01:14-
lion, to the Prolessson, and to the Politic.
Resolved, unatiimo•sll, flat the l'hanks of the Assocladoa
be given we /Ater.: Paartersob, Esq. for Limier accepted 17.0
Chair; an I for the able manner an wide% be has conducted :tee
business of the Meeting,
lANIF.S PARKINSON, Chairman.

AT a GENERAL MEETING of MANUFAC.
URERS of COTTON GOODS, CALICO PRIM-
'PLR% and WHOLESALE WAitIiHOOSEMEH, residing in
1.0ND../1 , held at the King's Need, in the Poultry, on ascii-
tifty the ueeb day of August, 1117, to receive the Report of ;he
Col:unmet appointed at the General hi2eting, had on the 11;h
day of July 14.1, and to lake the, sk.ue into cons•derarton,
The following Report of the Committee was read—
The Ripon of the Committee appointed at a Gentral Wetie.g
of Manufacturers at Cotton Goods, Calico Priuters, and lA:hote-
-1 sale Warehousemen, held in the City of London on the 17th of
July last, to carry into effect the Rebolutiona unautraut4 p%sseil
at that Meeting, which Resolutions d.cla,ed, that the practice
of the Sellers of Cotton Good., paying a Commis-ion to Lireitcti,
Agents, and other persons, had a .endeney to rucresw the price
of Coosa Goods to the Merchant or Buyer ' • atitl that th;•
contlituntiog of Rich practice would tend to the benefit of !Kish
and Foreign Merchants, and Buyer* in general, be:au e. in ease
tie Bruits. or Agent were wholly paid by the Merchant or
Buyer, the Broker or Agent would have a stronger toducemect
to interest himself fur his Employer, sod to make lks purchases
upon the best terms; and because, if he were paid by the seller,
the Commission, and, lo some eases, mare (ball the Cotendwur,
has been added to the price of the Goods; and which itesok -
dons abo declared, that the dfscon !nuance of such prz.c!:ce
would tend to th_ benefit of Manufacturers, Cale -printers, anti
Warehousemen, because they could sell their Goods at lower
prices, and so be enabled to meet rival Mairufacturt rs.

- - .
Your Committee report that neatly the whole of the weigh. y
and respectable part et the fradehave acquie-ced on the Res.ile-
dome of the aeuetal Meeting; and they teel collides( that the
-very few bowies who have not hitherto assented, will intimately
ovate whh the trade, for the advantage sit the Matiulacturer
and of the Merchant, and to support the character of British
goods ; for your Committee cannot bring themselves to believe
that any House is interested in the continuance of the brokerage
or allowance, or actuated by the unwoi thy motive of auenay.
lug to enigma sales throigh the favour of brokers or agents, in
preference to the trade in sestet al.
Although a few respeczable Houses have not yet subscribed to
the Resolutions, yet when the number and respectability of those
wha have, are put to cuispetitiou with the very trang number
of those who have not, the balance is most decidedly In favour of
the measure; besides which, an almost universal tailing prevails
with the Ontotry Manufacturers, and it cannot be supposed au
they will consign their goods to holm, acting in opposition to
them; and your Committee wood ask, how far any house ern
hold an even band to the sale of goods, it it has the p.swer to
make an allowance upon one parcel and not upon another; ned
how far sales are likely to be effected of goods of a superior quo.
thy, without allowaute, when goods of en interior quality are
offered at the saute time with an allowance? .
The Committee have been, and are In correspondence w!th
- - - .

Manchester, and other principal manufacturing towns, and r•i.D
correspondence has I,roduced a conviction in. the mind of y..*.r
Committee, that the dua,lo•.vanee of brokerage, or conintissit.n
by sellers, will be :Id. 1.t.,d,

In eenelu,:r.n your (:orr.rnittee r. enmmend, tire the Rccolutinne
of the Gefierai Meet:n,! 5b....1.1 be conthmeal and acted up•r7,

Resolved, 'that the Report now read he pritred. an ! that tlits
Meeting and the mature be adjust...tit t:;::':e lat day ut Getob t
next.

Tbat the foregeing Report and Resolution be published In the
Times, Morning Chronicle, hay ar.d New I tines. Ledger, Star,
and Courier Newspapers, scut be signed by the Solicitors, Messrs.
Sweet end Stoke., -