Star.
London, England, 1810-09-19 00:00:00

Lately published,

GRAVEL, SCONE, ANii LUMBAGO.
HICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cnre fnr.the
Gravel and Stone, stoppage ni Urine, Complaints in.the
Back and Lein., Kidneys, and BLulder, L;unbagH,
Of the various complaints incidert to the human frame, there
are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in
their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. 'fluty are com-
plaints to which 'every. person, even the most abstentious, is
liable, as the air we bream( alai the.water we drink are impreg-
nated with panicles which not ouly cause these excruciatiug tor-
tura; bus are a foundation for every other species of disorder.
kliCKLlAK.s.Origipal FILLS, composed of the most innocent in-
gredients . have been .found of singular efficacy, in not only,
streagtheLitig the vessels cuntaining the urine,, hut happily Je-
mmying. the petrifying quality of it. from which proceed the
• reenlist/10g the r

1. HISTORY of BRAZIL. By ROBERT SOUTHEY.
The first pert, 4to. price X 2. V. boards.
" Something more-than the Title promises is comprised in the
present work. It relates the foundation and progress of the adja-
cent Spanish Provinces,. the affairs of which arc in latter times
insepatebly connected with those of Brazil. ,The subject may
therefore be considered as including the whole track of country
between the rivers Plata, Paraguay, and Orellaaa, or the Ama-
zons, and extending eastward towards Peru, as far u the Portu-
guese have extended their settkluents or their discoverie.e."
2. TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA durisig the,years 1201,
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Generalship of Caraccas, and an Account of the Discovery, Con-
quest, Topography, Legislature, Commerce, Finance, and Natural
Productions of the Country; with a View of the Moaners and
.Custoins of the Spaniards and the native Indians. By F. Depons.
1p 2 vols. Svo. with a Map of the Country, price £l. Is.
S. The GEOGRAPHICAL, NATURAL., and CIVIL. HIS-
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ARSZ Do at J. IGNATIUS MoLINA To which are added, Notes
from the ipanish and French Version, and two Appendixt's by
the English Editor. In vols. Bvo. with a Map of the Country.
Price 18s. hoards.
" We are particularly glad at the present moment to be able to
direct our readers to the warks.of Molina,' In their own language.
Whatever is calculated to increase our knowledge of tionda.Asne-
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terming of that neglected work!. There are few, we are inclfued
to think, whowill not be disposed to look tor themselves into this
• laterrating.and satisfactory performance."—Ed. Rev.

BRAZIL PILOT ; ,ot a deeeription of the Coact of
from the Itortuguoie of MANOEL Piteati !Ks.,
lrapher to hip M.ijery. John the Fifth of Portugal.
adtlert,Charts of some of its molt coeslde.raVePortp,
ver hsfsre published. In-1 vol. 4to. illustrated wia
Aide* Al. la bow&

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BY THE KING'S PATEXT: .
RYtik It's CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINC 4
?WV-a—CASE VI.
. Vide Bth Edi ion of Rymer's Tract upon Indigesdost, 4,4. .
To Mr. Rratait. Taunton, Borders*, Jurol, nos.
• Bi, You will very readily excuse thisaddress, which Is day
from a motive of satisfaction from the bigtielic I tiinnt receiiii
mentally from your Cardiac Tincture. It ens), not be the less •
wile ,me to know, that it Is the address at a medical man, who
many years served in the East ladies ; and; train rapestalattaakt '
of Witte, complaints, returned to this country much dcbiaited,
and subject to all the symptoms of indigestion and acrimony.—
A relief waa obtained lry magnesia and rhubarls ; but this was
Merely temporary. In the Spring 1790, I was Ist ill with a harry
sensation and oppression at my stomach, that I had no spirits to
move. Bark, absorbents, exercise, and company, failed. lu thie
state, a friend sent me from town a honk of the Cardiac, whichi
the more so being the produce of a man of professional merit, i
hesitated not to take. One bottle steady relieved me; and by
continuing It a few weeks I got prettily well. Every Brotne
.this complaint has more or less afflicted me, and I have (*sabre* •
' the same Mkt
i The Erarest place It can be had from !tepee Is Eteter, Jod's-
tat.Ce of thirty-ix maw. From its great utility, I With, trutell
good nt thstifflicted, it eiadd he mint readily obtaided. I
'oppose! that, in fiat marshy countries, where the boa is seemed
in larger proportion, and becoming acrid in Amuse:pence, It will
be inure generally required. For my own sake, as well as that
of cabers in this vicinity, I wish it might be vended here.
I am, 'Sir, your Tell obedient servant,
• R. H ARROW&
Sold Wholesal: and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by
Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Church-yard; and Rc-
tail by Fredrrkk Smith, No. 'At, I layinarket ; Randall,'ltoyal
Exesange ; Bacon and o. Oxford-street ; Y. Newbery and Sons,
143, St. l'ani'S Church-yard; 3. Harris, corner of Ludgate-Area ;
Ward, tlaNarn ,• and by every Vatder of Patent Medicines is
the United Kingdom, in bottles, at its.od. li. 641. 14s. and hi
I Pints at 17s. by which there is a conshlerabie vivito .

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CHALLENGE.
ATESSRS. R RIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hi
Majesty's Service, challenge the wise& world to prove, a
single Inc ance where their MetUcine and method of cute have
failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years id die
particular branch of their profession has not given rim OVIDf
uusuccesshil case. . .
'They continue f 0 direct their studies to the treat ruent and COMB
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the sntrii,
which is the consequence of the perntc'naaostd wayWkd velvet of a
habit long and tao,l uohappilypureue=youths of swat
in the doe it will be found to be the source of hareco-
ness ; the other have its ravages fatally dedidoped to them by dle•
trmsing state of (felinity, which, If not timely/ unsealed, to
In impotetce. These are its remote assdldditate effects,
wt, cBa-
sumptlona,loss of suuscuier power, eadvadees Demos c4l
usually characterise the earlier stages dfildeeelitary vice.
sons sons languishing under the disorders incident In sub a habit, their
treatment Is simple and las never maid unsuccessful, in the
courseof a long, laborious, and cads estedded practice. hi the
most obstinate and complicated cum of venereal infeetieti, such
as ybstructions in the urethra, spongy 'serenest" lisest.ife.
mours,callouS ulcerl eruptions, seminal weakoues, ghats, as deti
STRICTURES,
Whether recent Or of bog dangles, sod width have belled the
skill ofbther Pt-amides:en ; ereby their precut improved plea el
reatraeit t, effectually and permanently envie victim" dm pekoe
suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage *meat
often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the aiursa.of
SO years extensive practice in this metropolis, nuMertsua Inborn*
Strictures bale been and are daily under thdr ere, die total
eradication of which are erected by a*s eertibi and mtpadi.
dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted.. Tits
weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this sr lint,
Is speedily 'emoted, alma the poem reamed to send and vi-
gorous health. but whet* the debilley hei list years
proper perseverance in their lestorative rented a, after *natio-
ture ha. been destroyed, is indispensably reordike to maim the .
slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Oenditudni.
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the Inn respettelilky.
have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Cm for the re-
moval of complaisits of the Urethra, Strictures, ate. sad, ban
received a ralical and permanent cure, request thetaidassoese
may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided su-
periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treat:meat ;Ulm
of thole Gentienien have had Strictures from ten to Mier
and had been under the care of Wars. Home and
and other surgeons of equal eminence, who atteMpeed ire ours
by the application of the lunar caustic, without seciess. - •
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by eitheeeet With the
greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their brae, Bk. £O7.
liatton-Garden. Patients in the country are resinested to state
the pa: Oculars of their case, age, and general habit of living, ate.
incloMe; a remittance fur advice ani medicines, when .drie same
will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom.
'To ensure that secrecy so esstlitial to their undertaking, dp
postage of Letters may be added to the account for medicines.

TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.
No. f, NEW BRIDGE-STREET. LONDON.

111•NOUleD sit,
jBE( leave to inform you, that ever int:elite year
I had been afflicted with the lases Vannes j whisk frost
its obstinately re: isting every course of atedielas prescribed fridge
mott eminent of the faculty here, and oedema" several severe
courses of salivation, and twice discharged frost the illetital, with
little relief, would appear to be of tea most lavateratimeare.
the spring of last year my disorder had pit to seek a bead, as
nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a krie elaw es the
crown of my head, one on each arm, and sty blokes
out In a frightful manner; my d
had been in a state of ulceration
bad also two nodes upoo it, was
me such excruciating pain,
nearly to deprive me of rest;
commended by Mr. J. Thompson,
by them here,) to take your Lake's
to do on the 9iith May; in .
receive benefit—in little More
head and arms were soundly 9
leg healed also: leaving, I
Gun in the skin, and pain in
bleping of God, and a little
bißdediehie, subsided • the
itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal,
became, by your liberal advice •
my former complahrts—bave
strength, and am liscome jolly
tlnued many months to the ar
am at a loss in what terms to a
for the good of other suffering
public as possible, at I shall or
will greatly oblige, Sir, your ,
vita,
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by the sole Prep , Thomas Taylor.
Member of the ;loyal College of Surgeons fa at* ham%
No. 9, New Bridge-atreet cerhere, after a oesitent reside* for
more than 40 years, in a Onctice pardculu armed to the
Cure of Venereal Compleints, and those laddiatal to the
Parts of Generation, with that Inviolable wow *Maw
of his profession should alwaysalwaya.observed such be
ez
ters himself, the advice and eribtance be gr
ulster. to personstaking this Midlcine, estasoid,royAdts:
Public, as an advantage seldom *dud awl veld K al

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- aptl,b,lnisbing every peroicions tendency to those disorders, with- Brazil. Translated
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my right 'was dreadhilly pahtfell, and
aim for the list seven years; asilelk
was very much diseelostrad, and gay*
particularly when warns be bed, as
; in this Lunette* state, I was ne-
uron, (who received so peat a atre
it Leake's Paton Pills, whit& I big's&
the course of a totter! 1 Inas to
lore than a moth Idle skate ea ny
ly healed—soca alter, dma
however sonsiderable thedeura•
a the base of the kft, ty the
Inger pesivenese
• nodes diapeniiir th
matpalesgredadiEr-4 doe
dee and and idee. Aitken'
we renevand
simt and
41y and in wow
idth
uant omt of all who
to express my vuitude, you
leg mortals, to make this sty :eeept
I on every occasion—i eo dobg
ar grateful obedient very haunt& set-
ALEX. MURIEL

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