Star.
London, England, 1816-02-26 00:00:00

1'1) I'HE LA DIL.S.

TT was observed by the late Lard CHESTERFIELD,
JL that ‘' a good get pf eh, in e flier SLX, Mint
d• rah y to the prepoese.sio ► formed in the niu.d on the first lip
;vz awe," the justness of thib remark must be obvititts,ou the
si,glitest considervion.
liU I'LER's VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER,
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Had long been patronised by the Nobility and °entry, and de.
cidedly preferred ►y than to every other Denti:rice. Its eontpo-
anon is entirely tree from every corrosive and pernicious ingre-
client : and if used constantly, will preserve the Teztli in a wand
state even to old age; anti produce an enamel of the most beau-
tiful and durable whiteness. It imparts a firmness and healthy
reiness to the gums; has an agreeable flavour; end is particu-
larly recotami !Idea to the Ladies, as an elegant and necessary
appendage to the Toilet, in butes, at th. 9d. also, BUTLEk's
IVO I H BRUSHES, is. enb. '
Sold by Mesas. !Sutler and t.ens, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of
St. P.tul's Church•iiard, London; and alto by the principal Pis-
fumere and Booksellers in every Town.

A RUMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (tine ctrl-
-17.. ginal Invention of Mr. HENRY, and braiwitt by his
successive improvements to the highest pet fection) ccaninues to
be prepared and sold by Messrs. FIZNRY, Ntanulapturing Che-
mists, Manchester. •
•Ihis agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly
concentrated Vinegar, jeined with the most pleasant Aromatics
.ad efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any
Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapt,.'
it for affording relief in Head-achs, Faintings, Rtc.; and renders
it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms In places
of public resort, and in the apartments of .the sick. It counter-
acts, also, the infection of Contagious Diseases.
As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the
wane and similar names the public are requested to observe, as
the only proof of is being genuine, that the natn:s of Mesa.,
Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp.
'[he Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in bottle., price 2s. 9d. each,
stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew,
Cockbpur-street, (the only Agents in Lonlon authorised by the
Proprietors ;) where may be bad, Sporge Boxes of Gold, Silver,
Carnelian, Crystal, Ste.
Also Hems es CALCINFA MAGNESIA, in bottles at Es. 9d.
and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. tid. such; their names being
on the stamps.

TO PERSONS WHO ARE BALD, OR WHOSE HAIR 13
TURNING GREY. '

THE-following Leiter, lately received in addition
L to thousands of a similar kind, is submitted to the Reader's
attention.

" To Mr. USERS ATKINSON, &C.

".Sia—l send you the following tact, because I •censlger its
publicity not only as an act of justice to yourse!f, but also as
tending to public benefit. About years %go my hair began to
fall off, and continued in that declining state till I was nearly bald,
when I was induced by a friend to try a bottle of what you call
your Curling Fluid, which he recommended from experience as
a mosr efficacious article for the growth of the hair; I accor,:iney
purchased & bottle from Mr. Derbyshire, Perfumer in this town,
and after continuing its use for about three niontlis, I have coin.
pletely recovered my hair, which is now as strong ard thick as it
ever was in my life; and I feel so perfectly convinced of It; eiL-
cacy, that I have no doubt but that any one who will sive a
trial, will be equally successfuL I am, Sir, yours, &c.
" DANIEL THOMPSON."
" LiDEOSGt4 Sept 1815.
The CURLING FLUID Is prepared principally from the OIL of
THE COCOA NUT, Wil:Ch is well known whom the Cocoa Tree
is a native, for its efficacy for the growth of the hair s. it frees the
hair from scurf, &c. makes it soft and easy as silk, and keeps
it in Curl during Exercise, or in Damp Weather, price 3s. and
one Guinea a bottle. Ali
ATKINStIN's VEGETABLE DYE, which, by the most
simple process,. changes Grey or Red Kali., on the Head, Whis-
-kers, he. to a permanent Auburn or Black, price 51. los. 6d. and
One Guinea.—Sold by-Jas. Atkinson, Pertumer, No. 43, Ger-
rard-sir. et, Soho-square, London; and by most Pertunters and
ilaundre•sen in the Kingdom.
t
eau t• on.—Be particular to ask for " Atkinson's Curling Fluid ,
or " A Itineon's Vegetable Dye i" and observe his name and ad-
dress on the Label, as there am 011111NOIN intitadons. •

LINEN DRAPERY, MANCIIES l'Elt 000I)S, and INDIA
hlIY.il.lNi, WI 1.1-1017 REaIER.V.AL
'lO BR SOLD tiY Auctium, .
ity Mr. CHAMPNLY.
On ty, Premises, No 5, Milk-street, ou Wenn cigar., Wm&
6, Is and talutving Day, at Elevep new eke I .4b f.
by Order of !he Assignees of Messrs. Neale and War ir,
Wh'llesole Li ,:n.drapers, Bankrupts,
riiHElit Entire and Extensive STOCK .
1. 1 RAI)E; Comprising eon Pieces 7 Sand 9.1 s COM.IIOI/
Stout and Super White Cal ewe, sh.rtings, and it/Veil:lK';
Pieces of Linen and Cotton Checks, I.ancaNhi re pat..tit and :whew
Dowlas and Ducki; 520 Pieces Printed Calicoes;
_1.54 Malls
Printed Ilmdkerchiefs and Shawls; 220 Pieces nimtilso.-Corls,
and Velvets; 800 Pisces Cambric, lacennor, and CJr.led Mug.
tins, and Muslin Hamikercit;nfs ; 510 Pieces 7-S and 4-4 line
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, and French Camb-ics; 250 Piece*
Scotch and Irish S'aettir.gt and Linens; 420 Pieces fine art Su-
perfine lisdla cons sting of Jacconots, Naius.,oks, 'lulls,
Allibaties, Serra:Was, Pooh', &c.; with aapers, Cotton and
Linen Huckabacks, Russia Linens, Ginghams, 'Nar.keeps, and
various other Linen Drapery Goods, the whose of w'Ach at.: in
Lots for Sh'ppers u well as the Trade, and will be so.d without
any reserve whatever.
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To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday previnuq. and Morn-
ings of sale; when Catalogues may be bad on the rremiki;snd
of Mr. Cbatuptul, Basing-lane.

BREWERY.

TO BE DISPOSED OF, (111 coiniequeace of the devh of the
Senior Par. n r),
AWELL. ESTABLISHED BREWERY, at
Abingdon, In the County of Berks, adioltaing tie tit vo•
with Malt•house, Stable, Granaries, and all usefu: apprn.lagss
contiguous to it, and possessing many desirable advintages.
The annual consumption is about 5000 bartvls, hat cispable of
great exteroion, and the .public houses bekne;ing to the drewery
are in the l'own,or at easy distances,
The Market is always well supplied with thP bes. and
there are communications by water in all directions, mach makes
the situation more desirable.

For particulars and to treat, apply ro Mr. Spenluve, the sur-
viving Partner; or Messrs. Mor and amt lota.

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NERVOUS DISE.thES.
OF all diseases incidqnt to tu.tolcitid, illes'e of the
nervous kind are the most complicated Attil difituft t” cur:.
, A volume would not be suCleietit to point ow the 44 Various ap-
pearances. They imitate almost every disease, 1114 ar.ie: tons
alike in two different persons, or eeett It, the same person at
different times.—Proteut like, they are cOntimaidiy chane,hig
shapes and upon every fresh attack, tit,• parteat thinks he trels
symptoms which he never wipe-le:teed t3:.firt,. NOV llti tb.? only
affect the body; the mind likewi,c sufkrs, and is often It :1•01.
rendered eztrethely weak aid pe“.r.isli. The low sptrits,
ronsness, melancholy, and ,ialtness• of temper, which gemrsily
attend ncnrous disorders, induce many-to•belleve that teey
entireltilbeases of the mi;id ; but this chang4ot temps-rt. mates
as:weep:Tee than the ca,.<e of nervous diseases.
The CORDIAL BALM of OILF.ND is decidedly the Most
elegant and efficacious medicine ever yet IliscoVerid for nervo•is
diseases and shattereX constitutions, consumptions, weakisers of
sight or memory, hypochondria,* trembling. of the mind, wand
debility, stomach and bowel etritpLi•its, and all other diseases
arising horn a relaxed state of the nervous system, ; which are too
often brought on by dissikation in youth, and the gm., vitiation
of those eines which prudence dictates for the vreservati.na of
health, and the a foundation f_tr a long at.d h:.ppy u tr,
with a firm and struu„g •..nostitution. •
• Sold by Santee! Leigh, In, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 1 So, Ox-
ford street, London;. Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; en-I all
Medicine Venders; price dis. each, or four in otte
far 525. by which one ils bottle is eared, with the wurJs-
-44 Sam!. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Sta:np.
r? Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the u• eat
compliment of a Xi note to be induced, addressed, " Ntotty
Letter. • Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid
' double postage."

Also, price as. that scarce, Interfating, and useful Fam:ly Work
(with which is given an elegant po-!rait 01;11'Author, atul a TI. w
of Gilead Must) entitled/A GUIDE to IiEAL tji; or. Ativ•co
to both Sere. in a Variety of CompNnts. By S. l-oLumon,
Contairing a Treatise on Female Dioceses, ll.rvous a•gl
Own iriac Complaints; aleo General Remarks n thee* Die at.es
p with which the Liu nen Body is must fr. qu :poly afil:ard aa.
plaining the Symptoms, mode of Treatment and it entedta toot
vrorrly adapted for Sexual Debility, die, at.

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PARLJAMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS.

. BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. •
Top DAY.••••-OR ocns.—House to be ailed Over.
.Shoptifting
PPl—stentid time. Cape of Geed Hope Bill—second ,time.
Report Bank Loan Bill: Committee of Supply. Committee
Ways anti Means. Clergy Residence hill—thtrd time. Crown
Lands Dili—second time. Foreign Packets' iii:l—second time.
Norm:A.—Mr. Robert W4id—To move dm Quinine's Esti-
mates in the Committee of Sie!st.ly. Lori Palmer.ton....:fo move
the Army Estiniates in the C.l.l..iiittee of qhpply.
To•atoarow --Novices.— Mr. Strjeant far
County RqistrieS of Deeds j anti Bill to amend the Act SdWil
liam and Mary, cap. 14, intituled an Act for the Rabic of Cre-
ditors against fraudulent Devisees. Mr. firougham—Bill for
Protection of the Liberty of the Press. Sir John Newport—Bill
to ani..nti Law of Ireland, reap, cane thZ Recovery Of Land from
a driti•l:i .g Tenlint, and lor Protection of the Toataut from Ilo-
ilo.: o,strells.
WEDIV .311114..—Norices:—.S1r •George Clerk—Bill for the,
Regulation of Weigh.* and Measures. Mr. Baing—Motion ',t-
opic:ins late Transactions in Ceylon. Lord Cochrane—Motion
of Impeachment against Lord Ellenborough, fur his conduct on
the Trial of De Bererger and *them. . •
Dance —Farming Stock Bill—second time.
Tim asirrr.—No-rices.Mr. Wrottesley—Bill to amend Act
E 2 Geo. 111, for the Registry of .Charitahle Donations. Mr.
Western—To move for a Committee Of tht whale House upon
the distressed State of the AgricuPgre of the Country.
Fatony.--Oasaas —Committer Du k Advance Bin. Pillory
Abolition Bill—svcoud time.

FROM S4TURDAI NIGKrS 47AZETTE.

CROWYOFFIOE, 1,03.24, isle.
Member returned to nerve in this present Parliament.
Borough of Weobley—The Right Hon. Frederick Cf.v.rulish Ben.
thick, commonly called Lord Frederick Cavendish Bernina,
hi the room of the. Honourable William Lennox Bathurt, who
has accepted the office of one of the Deputy 'fellers of his
Atijiesty's Exchequer.
Mil.rrAny PROMOTION.
Commission in the King's Own Regiment of Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford.
raga William Haig to be Lieutenant, vice Talbot, promoted.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED..
John Clemson, of Manchester, dealer and Chapman and dyer.
rdueu Toledano, olf Great Prescott-street, Goodmin's Fields,
merchant.