Star.
London, England, 1803-08-23 00:00:00

Two Months prompt.

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, PASSAGE, PACKET. and
PLEASURE BOATS.
To be LET!' by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT,.
On Friday t►e ad September, at /2 o'Clock, at Garraway's Col.
fee.Houfe, Change-Alley, Corshill, London, in eve Lot.
'FHE foie and exclufive Privilege of the Ufe of
PalLw, Packet, and Pkafurc Boat., for hire, on the Grand
lunelion Canal, between Paddington and Uxbridge, and the
Head uf the Sift Lock,leading from Bull Bridge towards Brentford.
for Three Years, from the tR day of January next.
Printed particulars and conditions of Letting may be had by
applying at the Grand Junction Canal Office, No. is, Eflex-Itreet,
Strand : at the Hen Chickens, Eirtningbant ; the White Horfe,
Uxbridge; the Three Pidgeon., Brentford; at the feoeral Toli
Bars and Lock-Honk., en the line et the Grand Janeuon Canal ;
at Hat.:hett's Hotel, Piceadlllp; at Garrawaji; and of Mr. Scott,
Ludgate4dß. London.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, AND MINE SHAKES.

Ttoetthly Salm—TO be SOLD by AUCTION. by Mr.scorr,
Ott Friday, the ad September, at as o'Clock, at Garraway's,
Change Alley, Cordial, London,
SHARES in die following Navigation. and Cop-
Per Mine, viv--m-The Grand Jamaica Canal. Original Skates,
Halt Shares, and New Stibfcription ditto.
The Shropthlre Canal; an improving Navigation. The left
ball yearly Dividend was 31. expedted to inereafe.
Alto Shares la the Albby de la Zouela, nehmen, and Montgo-
mery Canals. •
Use Wheal Hops Mae, etuate rear Taviftock, in Devonfbire,
and contiguous to Kbeal Fricsditaip. lour Shares In this Ouneern,
tspeded te prove valuable.
Printed Panic-elan at the Hen and Chickens, Eirmloglisin;
White Hoeft, Uxbridge; Hatehett's Haul, Piccadilly ; u Garai-
way's; and of Mr Scott, Ludgate-hill; wbo is commilbotted to
dilpote of Shares in vari-ua Nevigations, Efiates, ice. by private
Contra&

BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BICESTER,WITI4 POS-
SESSION AT LADY DAY NEXT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINP,
Oa Pridsy, the Moth Winn, Q the Rainbow Cern-hod; is
Cornhill, at Twelve o'clock, in I.uts,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE
PRIM ESTATE, An whole Stoned wlthha the Parr& or
Twyfred, which emends over the Harriet of Clanstoo, Is whirl
the greater Part of this Waite Hes.
T. Land Is priaelpally Grazing Oroand at the fink reality,
acid contains altogether Siz Hundred and Pllly-five Amer, as
which are nun Plookfteads, called Crab's, Drafters HE, and
Smart's; the 'Ewe former very goad,mid all et plearantly united.
Mr. Crors, at Twyfrrd, as well as the other Tenants will Blew
their nipeene Lands, or wham viand Parkas' may be lentil
alto of the Printer of the Orford, Reading, sad Northampton
Papers ; Cobham Arms, Rockirsgbam ; King's Arms,
f en.ge, Aylibury; at t►e Rainbow ; or Mr. Heber, at Tbaßall
5..0...5t Mr.Runr. Laird Santeter.,

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titSrAPI *tat URFIVRA mai Certain COUPl.Afru‘ri.
AS fole Proprietor of 1)A R AN's celebrated medi•
cated Dougies and ILL-mallet, Mr. DUFOUR informs the
that he may a dual he conful•ed daily front 9 to 3, at his
honfe, No. se, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on C.,fes or strktaret, Oh:true-
tions, Glens, fice. Ste. as Well as Debility. and every dire tier where
fecrecy is fo effential a requ;fitc, that Mr. Dufour has provided a
fixations Honk, that every Patient may bt atroduced in a fi•parate
;Torment. Mr. D. has for many years confine! himfelf to that
department of Surgery, and front eztenfive pradlice, and the swift
flattering Inczefa, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, reluiring no confinement or reft•aint in diet, and
which prevents a relapfe. Perfons ht the country Rating their cafes
fully, in a letter, eneloang a one or a two pound note, will have
proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms, &c.
fee Mr. Dufour's Treadle on the above complaints,price IE. 4d. the
fifth •edition ; to be had et J. Callow, Crown•eourt, Soho; Mac-
Qiieeis, Exeter Change; and of •he Author.

The Loan hats created Medicines out of the earth; need he that
is wife will not abhor them. birac's Son.
Rev. J. GANIBLE's BRITISH TEA.
TO thole who may be unacquainted with the Virtnea
of this fainbrious TEA, it is fufficient to fay, that it is ufed
and patronifed by their Majefties, and many of the Nobility, and
that in Weakne's of the Stomach, Indigettion, Nervous Diforders,
Deprelllon of the Spirits, Chalk, Flatuleneies, Althmatie Com-
phints, Colds, end Bilious Diforders, fo efficacious, and at the fame
time fo Innocent and plearant a Remedy, is nut to be found in the
whole Mated* Medics. To enumerate the various aeknowledze.
meats made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble from many Clergymen and
others, for benefits received from the tile of this Tea, wouki be
endlefs; many of them may be fan in the Evangelical, Gaped,
and other periodical Publications.
To the Rev. J. GAMBLE, Spiting, Dorfet.
Dear Sir—Although the &lance between you and myfeif is
very eattfiderable, I Aran it a mercy that I can inform you by
letter, bow much inyfelf and deer partner, and many others, Rand
indebted to you for the wonderful invention and benevolent pub-
lication of your truly valuable Tca.—Early in,March, sgos, honk
a chill, which continued foe many days, accompanied with acute
pains in the head, and fpread through my mortal frame, which
brought on a quick fever; I was Itrongly recommended to male
trial of your Tea, although an enemy to nortruma, Iwas induced
to give it a fair trial, my family procured lonic from Mr. jorleell
medicine warekoufe, Birminzham ; after tiling it
agreeably to the printed directions for a few days, my pains and
fever abated, and continuing it eight or nine days, I had the plea-
lute of enjoying pc: feat good health. Mrs. Jobber being the fubjed
of a Nervous Dilbrder, and frequently much afiliCted with op-
preflion at the Romach, and difficulty of breathing, the commenced
den, sing your Tea as a fubfeitutc for foreign, the has for more than
four mouths enjoyed a better Rate of health than ffie hu done for
years before. I recommended it to a Mifs Farley, the had a violent
cold, accompanied with horfenefa and incapable of I-peaking: by
tiling it medicinally for ten days, the was perfeetly reitured to
health. Many pafons in the pariOt if Norton .upon-Connock, in
Staffordffilre, have witneffed the effects of your falubrious Tea.—
I remain your very much eftcemed friend, JOHN JOBBER.
Staffordfhire, Dee. 7, 18ot .

Sold wholefale and retail, by Mr. Butler, late Ching and Butler,
CheapOdc, London; and retail by Bacon and Pidding, Osfoid-
flreet ; and traltt Country Bookfellers and Medicine-Venders in
the United Kingdoms, in pack:ts at Ss. gd. and au gel. each.
Alfo may be had, Mr. Gamble's Aromatic Snuff for Pains in the
Head, Diforders of the Eyes, Deena', &e in bores at r34d. each

WHEN Profeffional Men of education and te-
fponfibility deviate from the general fyltera by the (election
of a peculiar Branch, the fanition of long continued facet* is the
heft criterion of fuperiority.
Ten years have I devoted my pradice to site erchifive treatment
I of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful relish of my plan
gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ra
vages of there complaints which are the molt importatit in the cata-
' losue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as as Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at en au ty period of Proftice to refcue individuals
from the ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally dangerous
precipitancy of general Praaltioners.
The THitEEDISORDERS,to the cure of which I have devoted
my attendees, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEC-
TION, whether of a recent or loos duration...idly, AU kinds
of DEBILITY, whether wiling Irons the habits of Schoolboys, or
the Indulgence of mature age, and PAINT that derangement of the
(yam in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY.
Numerous difeafes arc the refute of ignorance or balk in the
treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently happens
that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indifcretinn of an ungu ard-
ad hour. By a fuperior method fetch complaints are eafily cured,
and even where others have legal, I trait that I may prefume to
offer a radical re-eltabilihroent.
Few, however, are the cafes of tompileated diftrefs in the dlf-
order, compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from
indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of
a falhidhabk Life, acquire that state of Debility which is the
unavoidable confequence of Each pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his orrery, but care fully
conceals his ageratum it may be tome couroLatian for hini to
knew, that although it be an tiled of doubt or uncerainty with
other Fradthioners, the removal of theft DEFICIENCIES by the
gradual progrefs of rcnor-tion is the acquirement of myezperience.
If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly al•
gout, mach *satiety will be prevented by an early counteraelion o•
this languid ftate, and in thefe cafes no great difficulties will mart
But where this deficiency has for' years milled, a proper Pa-
feverance is indifpenfibly requiSte to revive the numbering (parks
of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution
MARIUF.D WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In
their mediations or a Family, may be allured, that In mod is-
fiances fads defeds arc curable by Medical fkUl.
The SECRECY which is foeffential to my undertaking, and the
(isalitleations which I have prefumed to Rate, firm the Bads of
my pretenfiotis, and in coincidence with fuels this intimation is
given, that Mr. BREE may be cosfuked perfontilMor by letters
'rehiring a (mall note) at his boufe, No. sp, Amodetareet. Strand,
our Temple-Bar
There is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjeining,and
the name is on both the doors.