Star.
London, England, 1817-01-10 00:00:00

140 STOCK PRIZiiS—ALL 11iKLING MONEY!
NINE : r• THOUSAND GUINEAS ! !!
SWirt' and C. 3.: are sidling the Tickets and Stlatta
0, the re4”.3 'loft ptipetarLeatet y, at their fortumileOdists,
No. I I,Posti..r,_. I No. SI, ALDGATE Man;
CIIAILINt; CROSS; tcrittcr.
The Drawing begins on the Zia' JANVA Y ; the Seised, has
been formed agreeably to the 'wi.hes of the Public, and contains
two Grand Prises el .20,00tt Guineas ; besides upwards of
Forty other expit..is, all in (3,:nea... More ot.e.tliiril .f ihe
small Prizes are i welity-five Goioeos ezch— at:4 none of Ira
V2lllt than £l7 raci
SWIFT and C.). hatl thepleasute is the iast !Atte:" of faille
to the Public the following Capi;z4.e, in Shares, at tl.eir Forte-
nate OlEces, viz.
No. 5,416 a Pr're ef ,eln.rGo
13,459 r „et ere
717 a Prize of . ' X 509
• Also, 5,-142 a Prize of
And N4l. tSs, 19 IN 1e..35114 51:4, 5908, Prizes cf rrila
each, in th- :suntieriaad Beds* Lottery, drawn with the Las:
ta'e Lottery, on the Slat Oitirtet..

PALSIESt SPRAIN 4,
BRUISES, Situ
CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormettlnt Itch!pennant!" removed. by
WI!! TEHEAD'S ESSEHer OF MUSTARD.
unitremilly e,teented for its entr.:erainary efficacy In ithi-fras-
tisms, Patsies, 6.tisty Affections. and •Consplunts of the tqu.n:..:li;
but where :his ceria;n Remedy her been unknown or nigic.;:stl,
'and the Citiiblaini have athislly bruke,
EZIP'.IIVa CERATE

will ease the Pam, anal very speedily heal them. This Cerate is
equally efficacious for all ili•condidonoi sore.„, Sore Leo' Scor-
butic Eruptions, Blotchea„ Pimples,kiniworats, shinees,BrcaLa
ings out on the Face, Nose, liars, and Eyelids, Sore and inflamed
Eyes. Sore Heads, and ether Scorbutic Humours. Sas &ace
of MVSTA It D is perhaps the most active, pvne: rating, and efllzaa
dal!, remedy in the world, curing, the severest Sprains and
atuiov., in leis than halt the time usually taken by any other Lind.
menc or k:mbrocationi it also heals Cuts,
,Punct,ires ham sharp
Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, etc. with inecedibla,lati-
lity, without smart or pain, preventing Inflammation and fester*
fog, and is equally w.eful in the various Aecidents of Aniinair-as
in short, it Is a Domealle Remedy of such uncommon excidldnad
and utility, that no Family sensible to Its own eamfort should
ever be without it.
Prepared only, and sold by R Johnston, apothecary, No. IS,
Greek-street, Sohn, London. The Essence and PIM at it. id.
each. the Cerate at Is. ild. and us. oil. They are aloe void at
is, Cambia; and may be hid of every Medicine Venderia the
United random:
••• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of
R. Johnston Inserted ma It.

HAVING dedicated ourselves to the study, and
been gratified by the most considerable praitim in that
branch which we thought proper to select, we trust that we have
not more 'unemployed our time, than Om* who, in the exten-
sive field of the profession, are occasionally Immersed in uncer-
tainty, and cannot always attain that success which is acquired
by concentrating the intellectual power to one class of disorders.
The diseases of Debility are peculiarly distressing, for they
bring with them a train of coneontitant symptoms, and, by a de.
prelates's of all vital energy, existence itself becomes imbittered.
Whether they arise from the prevalence of iil example, the de-
structive habits of schoolboys, er the Tess excusaltk inds,lgc-nces
of maturity, they require the most assiduous professional skill I
and well may it be observed, that by the lgnorame of tiorduen-
ted men, the symptoms are aggravated, and the constitution is
destroyed.
As Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, and formed?
Surgeons in his Majesty's servke, we ground our pit-re' sions on
regularity of Education, and pirot's%iod every privilege to Mg-
' mice, we feel ourselves entitled to that contidence with which we
hare hitherto been so liberally lionnured.
. . _ _

In the first sensations of I;e:it weakness, early applicntins will
prevent the calamity of a debithated frame; but where the sof-
fetes., front a conseloutness Of the unmaidiLtskot the vice %Adds
caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of
his family physician, and breeds over his infirmity with careful
concealment, it mast be satisfactory. fur him to he assured cot
only of capability of treatment, bet also of the most inviolable
secrecy.
'Ally. The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of life,
the seeds of existence are poispr.ed by it, and posterity is injured
by tin indiscretion of ad unguarded armee'.
In recent Venereal complaints, it is possible to prevent' pain,
danger, or distress; and Inn the most complicated casts it is She
cq ulrement of exclusive experience in this hue, to tiftet a safe,
certain, sad speedy re-establishment.
We offer the advantage et this experience to those of either
sex wheare z.sfilicted with any kind of debility, or any rytoptoTris
of Venereal Infection, and In all casts the terms of remeneration
are stated on the first interview. • _

Patio tts In the country art !,:pitted to enclose a Dank pose,
and are requital to specify their age and manlier of Heim dp
well as theorising symptoms of the complaint. • •
• • • CURRIII and 04).
Members of the Royal College of Serpens ia Lendes aiatt
Edinburgh, 107, liattoshOardetle.—Joß.lBllsl6.