Star.
London, England, 1811-12-18 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Slierrarctstreet, Golden-square,
ts Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplishment, or hive not the modern style.
'Mr. Al LEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi-
site for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior
style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private
teaching may learn at a small eapence, with a respectable set of
pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing
taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of
the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.

EY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT'S
PATENT.
THE SARCOTIC WARMandCOLD BATHS,
calculated and .reconunended for the .use of Hospitals,
Pithlie huititutiorts. Hotels, and Private Families, may be made
toasty proptssetl size or, dimensions, and heated when required
in it Very short time. 'They are also Made portable fot the put-
lime of a seedy application in exigent cases, under the direction
ok Medical Gentletnes, in the immediate apartments of their
isivn L. War; pmients. . . . .
These Baths are manufacfursd. only at the Patentees, ArM-
siroas and Fiifkarcl, 56, Great his,
Etat door to Newcasill House (Mastufactory-upposiie), where
they, end improvid Vitpour and Shower Baths, inky be seen In'
vat lety and read, for use.

c Aq.arsrirPs c•ta.timoty's BittLirtsLE coNVErrr SOAP
• - OPIFICIUM, No. 116, PALL-MALI., LONDON.
THE Recipe tor making this extraordinary Soap
of autpriziog qualities, svas given by the Lady Abbess of the
conveot,at Palau' 1, the capital of llrlloisle, to the wife of an °M-
cur of hatik.who was with her husband after the taking of that
mind in the year 11E1.
- &mit attempt to describOktereellenee in cleansing the skin,
win fall so very snort of Its sal merits, that the proprietor will only
ereommend a single dial, which must establish its virtues in&
litchi beyond every other Soap hitherto invented for keeping the
Winds and face perfectly agreeabfe. It is far the best Shaving
Soap at present known ; those who may doubt its superior dli.
naey may make a trial before they purchase it. If used in washing
the leet, it will render them perfectly comfortable.
This incomparable Soap is Two Guineas per dozen, single pots
at 4s. 6d. each. Letters must be post-paid, and payment accom.
ponying all orders. addressed as above, will meet with immediate
attention.

9:10 THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, SHOP-
-I. KEEPERS, MERCHANTS. end those who have to exe-
tate large Commissions in the articles of Stockings, Gloves, real
Welch Flannels, Elastic Drawers, &c.—A conspicuous advantage
at RADFORD's NOTTINGHM WAREHOUSE, No. 52,
Cheapside, four doors from Bovi Church. The extreme exigen-
cies of the times are stick as to require the utmost economy in
dress, especially in those essential articles, Stockings, Gloves, real
Welch Flannels, Elastic Drawers, Laehos invisible Coats, and
dresies all in one. 7. Rktiford begs to feturn his most grateful
acknowledgments to his numerous friends and customers for the
very liberal and decided preference he has received during the
eleven years he has been in business, and in a special manner,
presumes to recommend to the Ladies his new invented Brims-
wick Invisible Dresses, that are such a preventative against
colds, and are patronised by the Royal Family, and likewise his
elegant China :AIL Stockings, feeling a strong confidence they
w.II give the utmost satisfaction, they being of superior qualities,
and at the following very reduced prices : white or black silk
with cotton feet, Is. a pair; men's ditto, 7s. 6d.; Ladies' all silk,
7s. per pair ; men's ditto, 9s. 6d. upwards; stout cotton, Is. Itel.;
very fine, 2.1. 6d.; superfine, Ss. and upwards; a quantity of
gloves at 4d. per pair; Banc els from Bd. per yard; green baize of
every description very cheap, to be had in any quantity. Bet to
prevent mistakes, please to observe they are at Radford's Notting.
bans Warehoose, 52, Cheepside, four doors from Bow Church.

GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.
OBSIRVATIONS ON ASTHMATIC AND CONSUMP-
TVE COMPLAINTS. •
E original causes of Asthmatic and Consump-
tive comyaints,are.generally very similar; beingor sometimes
/wing to.a preternatural enLugement of the lungs, the having
erected what is called a slight cough, or cold, attended with a
antOression-of insensible peripimtlon; they may likewise have their
ori,gto in visceral disease, but would seldom prove fatal.unkss
tse-
glect or mismanagement, or both united, to confirm the deadly
Imptoms. The late ingenious Dr. Culien ranks Asthma among the
With& class of disorders, and the Guestonian Medicines (the
most certain antispasmodics known) have long proved the truth of
his observations in patients nearly suffocated for want of respiration,
and so oppressed with phlegm, as to be a`le to expectorwe, 'but
with difficulty, attended with ettreme pains in the chest, back, &c.
time by the use of GaesesArtismaticNi edicines,been ab e to breathe
with ease and freedom, to expectorate without difficulty, and freed
from pain in half an hour, by promoting what the immortal
Doerhaave calls the Vis Vs rig, by which such a genial warmth is
diffitsed throtsgh the whole system, as promotes universal insen-
sible perspiration, and gives a free circulation to all the juices in
the human frame, by which means the offending matter Is excited
to pass off through the skin, and by other almost insensible evacu-
ations, the patients are restored to perfect health; which most a!
ouredly may be done in all cases of the above description, and in
a reasonable time, unless some part of. the viscera has received
such a fatal injury as to make it impossible. But these disorders
vary so much according to circumrances, constitution,
impossible to give general directions specifically; it will therefore
be advisable both in these complain" and those of Paralytic affec-
tions, for the patient to consult me personally, er any Medical
Gentleman practising with the Guestonian Medicines.
B. Guest may be consulted at his own hofromuse,nine No. 9
twelve, Great
Barrri.street, Blackriar's-road, any morning to
Iriaday eareptcslo.--(C.ase 49 is a future paper.)