Star.
London, England, 1811-01-04 00:00:00

cALVADOR HOUSE CLASSICAL, MATHE-
-4.3 MATICAL.and CO MA4 ERCIAL-BOARDING SCHOOL,
LOWER TOOTING, SURREY with a Preparatory School
Wader the inspection of Mr. Cnossas %mons.
Mr. Trtostas SIMONtI requests to be permitted to inform his
Friends and the Public, o► his having removed his School from
Zdmonton to the above large and commodious Premises; which
lie has put into complete repair ; and has provided a detached
School Room for the purpose of preparing younger Pupils for his
tapper Seminary. Both Schools will be opened on the 28th of
January. •
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy form a very material part
In his System of Education. Terms of the School may be bad
on the premises.

PILLS DISCOUNTED.--Good Notes and Bills
promptly and secretly discounted for Country Manufactu-
rers, and others.—Address to L. 1. care of G. Sleath, No. 5, St.
?eter's-hill, Doctors Commons ; none admitted unless post free,
seer will any be repHed to which do not contain real 'blames,
abode, &c. A parson resident in or near a manufacturing
country town, disposed to act as an Agent, may apply as above,
Bost paid.

ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY.
~BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that
• the Whole of the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn the
05th of NEXT MONTH, in ONE DAY, on a Plan witirely
Iiew.—TICKETS and Shares are selling considerably cheaper
than last Lottery, at both of BISH's old-established Oteces,
where, in the last Lottery, he sold in Shares,
No. 27 Class A 120,000
27 Class C 20,000
2,903 Class D 2,000
1,572 Clata D l,OOO
And five Prizes of ,C20,00Q, and 30 other Capitals in the last
Twelve Months, which were all paid on Demand, at 4, CORN-
HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

WANTS EMPLOYMENT, -
A YOUNG MAN, after three o'clock every after-
"- soon, to attend on one -or two Gentlemen, pr itt a Ware-
house, Shop, or Coasting-home, to carry nut small parcels, or
make himself useful. Direct, post-paid, J. D. la, Makie-rew,
Stepney Green,

NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING OFFICE,
8, CORNHILL, LONDON.
W. MARTIN • thinks it necessary to inform his
••
• • Friends and the Public, that lie continues to sell and de-
Ever all sorts of Newspapers at an early hour in Town, and for-
wards them widi the greatest regularity to all parts of the United
Kingdom, postage free.
N. B. The great irregularity and disappointment experienced
by Gentlemen reiiding in the Country, by net receiving their
Newspapers regularly, induces W. M. to inform them, if they
will favour him with their order, he will engage to supply them
without being thus disappointed, and in that manner which
shall give the groitest satisfaction. Public Reading Rooms, Cof-
fee Houses, Taverns, icc. &c. will find this establishment well
worth their notice, as they will not only be served regular, but
est such terms as arc not to be equalled hi London.
DAILY PAPERS.
Times Star
Morning Post I Courier
Morning Chronicle Globe
British Press
Morning Herald
Public Ledger
Morning Adeeniser
Day
TfIREE-DAY-'
London Packet
London Chronicle
Evening Mail
St:James's Chronicle

Statesman
Sun
Pilot
Alfred
Traveller.
PEEK PAPERS.
General Evening Post
Contmercial Chronicle
English Chronicle
And every Weekly Paper.

The mat inconvenience and delay experienced by Auctioneers,
Solicitors, and oentlenten residing in every part of the Country,
in getting Advertisements inserted in London and Country News-
papers, induces W. M. to inform them, that he undertakes to
receive for, and insert Births, Marriages, Deaths, and every kind
cf Advertisement for all the London and every Provincial News-
paper in England, Ireland, ant Scotland. 'lbis will be very de-
sirable to Gentlemen in the Country who have not a correspon-
dent in Town, as it will save much trouble and expence in wri-
ting topics tar every different paper, as well as postage of letters.
Gentlemen favouring W M. with their orders lor any kind of
Advertisements, may row assured they shall be inserted wills the
greatest corrosions, regularity, and dispatch.

. CHEVALIER RUSPINI adopts this method of.
ruturning his most grateful Thanks for the very kind and
*umerous inquiries made by so many of the Nobility, Gentry,
and his Friends, during his late heavy and severe illness ; he also
embraces this opportinlty of stating, that in consequence of that
illness and his advanced age, he has now for the first time com-
municated to his eldest Son, JAMES BLADEN RUSPINI, and
to no other perlon whatever, the mode of preparing his several
Medicines ; of which fict, for the security of the Public, it
Chevalier has made an affidavit before a proper Magistrate.ll-.
These Medicines, namely, his Dentrific Powder, and Tincture
for the Teeth and Gums, his Elixir for curing the Tooth Ache ,4
and tkeßalsamic Styptic, which have been In large and increasing
demand, particularly in the higher circles, since his arrival in
England, in 1751, a circumstance which renders all encomium
utimcessary They will continue to be prepared and sold at their
Bowie, in Pall Mall.

THOSE who suffer nervous irritation,trom weak.
ness of stomach,obstructed bile, and bad digestion, will find
relief inSPILSBURY'aPATLNT ANTISCORISU'fIC DROPS,
which enjoy all the properties of calomel, witbout its irritability ;
they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap-
petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep-
seatNl abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be contemplated,
so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the hest hopes
of success. In Eruptive; Strophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and
Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is establisiwd.—West ludla
orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Sohn-scusre, Loncioni
The genuine Medicine bas the government duty printed On. a
black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent:* ex-
pressed on she bottle, bill of direction, and outside-wrapper.
sold 15, Soho-square, in smell bottles of Ss. double bottles
ICs. sad liver s£l. s{.4-Cadiecaad Sam= Sir
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