Star.
London, England, 1808-11-30 00:00:00

EDINBURGH, NOVEMNEI? 26.

Arrived, Mr. MANNees and the Duchess of Rox-
BURGIC, NIEL MALCOVNit Esq. of Duntroon, Mrs.
and Miss ALLA 10)11:E.—Set off from Edinburgh Mr.
F.tautAt.sa, M. I'. and family for London, Provost
HAnDAN, Mr. InoNsrnE, and Mrs. NI.:111.1N.
Thursdar the Martinmas Term commenced in the
Court or Exchequer.
Ttallo Cot- n f.—ln this Court there is no division,
as in the new establishment of the Court of Session.
The whole Judges, therefore, sat on Wednesday in
the Inner House, as Commissioners of 'Peinds. The
Teind Court, by the new regulations, is to meet once
a fortnight. The next two meetings are on the ith
and 21st December.
Tuesday night, about half past eleven o'clock, a
maid servant, who was shewing two gentlemen down
a stair on the South Bridge, was attacked by two
ruffians, and robbed of money which she had been
receiving on account of her mistress, to the amount of
201. She had on her at the time upwards of 301.
mostly in gold and silver, but in the struggle, in
which her pocket was torn away from her side, a consi-
derable part of it was thrown away, which they had
not time to wait and pick up. It was afterwards col-
lected by the owner, to the amount of eight pounds. ci
A few evening: ago, about tsvelve o'clock, a man:
was knocked down, and robbed of his watch and
. money, at the head of Duke-street, by a fellow who
had followed him for a considerable distance.
Many daring robberies have been committed in
Montrose, within theSe three weeks ; and, on Sunday
morning, two very respectable merchants' shops were
found open, and the whole stock of goods nearly car-
, r ied off. The robbers were found to be three piivates
of the 72d Regiment. When discovered, they were
found removing the goods to a place.of greater safety.
One of them, in the scuffle, got otr ; other two are
in custody.
Thursday sennight the house of CHARLECGOTIDON,
' wheelwright in Kirrymuir, was broke into, and 31.
in cash, besides his books, carried off. The depreda-
, for has yet passed undiscovered, but we sincerely
t hope he will not escape.

Caleb Baldwin, the veteran pugilist, is matched to
fight Dogherty, within amonth, for 50 guineas, half
forfeit. The veteran has fought about 50 battles,
and Dol..;berty being a fresh young man of science,
the odds are against Caleb. •
Yeve.rday se'nnight as four men were fording th•
river Devon, in a cart, oae of them fell off, and was
drowned. •

THE GREATEST elf ViCE EVER KNOWN.—The Pur.
chaser of single Ticket in the Lottery, which begins
on Tuesday week, has a Chance of gaining a Prite of
Oue Hundred Thousand Pounds, or even more.--
Schemes gratis, at Swirl. and Co.'s Offices, No. I I,
Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross, and No. 31, Ald-
gate high-street ; where Tickets and Shares arc on
.sale in great variety.
No. 26, CORNIIILL, AND Sr. MARGARET'S HILL,
Bonovon.—ln the course of only IS months, Clubs
and Individuals have received at HORNNBY and Co.'s,
Shares of the following Capital Prizes:--Two of
X 20,000, two of XlO,OOO, three £5OOO, one £AOOO,
one 4'2000, two £lOOO, three £5OO. Islington,
Borough. and Spitallields' Clubs, had Shares of both
E`2o,ooo's, which is a singular occurrence : Vaux-
hall, Lambeth, Clapham, Deptford, Greenwich,
Woolwich, Wesminster, Oxford-street, Hackney,
Baw, • Stratford, . Whitechapel, and Many Places
throughout the United Kingdom, have participated
of the said list of Capital Prizes.

MARRIED.

Captain %Veiny's, of the Royal Marines, to Miss Colchester,
eldest daughter of the late John Cul.clsester, Esq. of Weatbury,
Gloucestershire.

Lately, at Oresnire, Mr. Wm. Rea, of Edcnruary, at the ad-
vanced age' of 7S, to Miss Lucinda I.ce, of Drumshee, aged 21.
At Dover, J. Deschamps Lacy, Esq. Paytnaster of the Shrop-
shire Regiment of Militia, to Catherine ?stanza Boyce, eldest
daughter of J. Boyce, Esq. in the East' India Company's service.
At Lamberton Toll-Bar, near Bersvikk, (the Gretna Green of
that part of Scodautl,) on ail:lth instant, Stteint Fuller, of the
West Kent Militia, to Miss. Cooker, of I.esbury, near Alnwith,
possessing a handsome fortune.
On the 15th ult. at 'Thornhill, Yorkshire, Captain John Sykes,
in the Hon. East India Company's service; to Misslikuia Morgan,
2d daughter of Aaron Morgan, Esq. Savage Gardens, London.

DIED.
In Little Shipanyeet, Dublin, after a short illness, Matthew
Crothers, only son of Alderman ferothers, of that city.
Cruise 23d ult. at his house at Kempsay, near Worcester, John
Snow, -Esq. late on the Civil Establishment of the East India Com-
piny on the coast of CorotnandeL
At Dawlish, on the 21:4 instant, Miss Gardiner, daughter of
thelate Colonel Gardiner, of Bellevue Southampton.
On the 22sl1nstant, at bis house, Edinburgb, the Rev. Donald
Maaltinto4l, of the Old Scots Episcopal (lurch; the last of the
Nonjuring Clurgy of Scotland.

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10 HEumATismsi rXtstts, and Go,
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lA, AFFECTIONS, wits theii. Usual ouncornitatits, Spun
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relieved and fstion, and general Debili4 -s4
ars requeotly
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11 o/JAUSTAE.D PILLS 'NI,
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of Muifird (used With the Pint 4:64
complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most attisromi,
pradag, and effectual remedy in the world, generally
embir-•
severest SPRAINS and ER I.:ISES, in it.i than half ;1,;17!
*wally taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ;iiiiitLl
11=01311tatelY after any accident,lt prevetns the part t • - ...'2
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witirrEHEAD's FAMILY CERATIi, is equally' '
I for all ill-conditioded Serra, sore Legs, Scorbutic!
Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakiumpp4 I
Face, Nose. Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Infianua A,
Heeds, and Scorbutic Humours of every Description. •: .• . !
Prepared ouly, and sold by R. Johnston, .4 poshetnp,i, !• ,
Grvel-street. Soho, London. The b.sse,lee 2.nd Pals •
each ; the Cerate at 15. lid. and us. 9d. Sold by every
Vender in the United Kiagilom
a • The Genuine has a 131aok Ink Stamp, with the nafteii
Johnston Inserted on it.
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N.,-,et tat iiss •
• (MING'S is.A.Ttyr WORM
110 Parents, Guardian" and others',
care of Chlldredi this valitable Medicine Vows
strongly rtconunended. Worms are a disease 44/It
cape. They degroy the appetite, we•aken'the orgatet
produce paits in the stomach allel bowels, &viva thlaidhat
nourishment, oecasior. emaciation and palmist, top
of growth, and are the cause of the most alarming wank; •
which too often terminate in death. Ner are their tirets'Za
sevt re on grown persons ; by ulzerating the s..anuch
they ate often the cause ef lingering corni•liusti,
fatal at last, and .uLjecz .tehe • patient to the ne..st twasatin'" ski
of agony and distress. Ir. eh:Whoa, every disci Witt which a
child is afidected,,is al.o highly exasperated by thenClVtaraitn
and safety tenth of their prevention and Cute, hyttelbastutai>.'
tine, is 6,1 fully established to the satisfaction of the hnektattle
testinteray of the lint and nii:st leading ch.iracersoftlit RA,
ana of ntlo.r. of high r,.5i.0.-tability, who have artneakitt,.:
markable effects in thou own Minders, thlt it isoutdpx;
to obsedve, this is the p:•r!rd of the when such te* •
ought to lee Riven to che,dreen and otuers, to prevent-atersob4
th:a complaint. sold wholesale.and t :efl, at Ching 44 t.
No. 1, Clicapside, Corner of P.J•,..rno-der-row ; Ls* '
burgh and Glasgow ; and retail, by most country vesktit,
boxes, at 2s. 9d. and 3s. tad. . •

DISEASES OF 'VHF. lIREIDRA—and certain Cos*ik
AS sole Proprietor of DA N's celebrated Mtii.
rated Lou( :IES and Remedies, Mr. DURK/RON;
the Public, that he may, as usual, he daily consulted frontla s,
at his house, No. 54, Frith-strett, Soho, in cases of 3triguk
Obstructimei, as we'd .as Gontiorhea, Oak
and every aiinrcivr where secrecy is Aci recialtok
es rry pack intrixhiced in a separate eparnuent. &STU
for many years confined ei.it department ot•Rpt
and from evtensive rrarticr, and the must tattering successlis
enabled to otter a method of core mild, etricacions, refit:44u
confinement or restraint iu diet, and which preiv,7uts a relent,
Pastels in the country native their cases fully in Idler, ilt►
sing a 11. or a •11. mite, will have proper remedies sent tans
:smut:in. For the Various symptoms , see
Lute; pub I the titli edition, price 2s. CIL a Treatise to
the abuse (7tanplaints, to be bad at the Author's Wee, the air
place Where his Bougie.; are sold.

Ittverelid Mr. BARCLAY's PATENT
PILLS.

IT wits a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan,
.luthor of the " Domestic Medina.," that complaints oftbe
stomach and bowels are the prevailing maladies of this cowry,
which lay the foundation of the rno7e formidable and find lib.
eases—that the person who could disoover for derelict Wan
a safe aid infallible remedy, would perfomi a most iropirtut
service to ,ociety. This discoviry has now been made iB the
Patent A ntibilions Pills of the Rev. William Barciay, dogma.
sive sale of Wok!), anal the high estimation in which theyme
,ervaly held, has considerably lessmed the number ofthesrosso
plaints; and bids fair, is a short time, to be the mesasof
eradicating them.
These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they 2lielt.
and specifically on the bile, and thus remove the'
orders connected with it—sick headaches, tistrlense,lpiltsit•
plaints, jaundice, nervous Maori's es Mom kali:omit:o,lk
are the most valuable family mediciue hithertu offered to therO•
lic, and the rroprietor is supported by the most itspettahkeri,"
dente of the lint clutractr:s of the Nobility, and others, that
Have never been administered to any person without giving ea•
tain and ',reedy relief, anti in the ceo completing a cure.
This valuable medicine having hen used with aural!, is re
commended by the thllowiny di.tingui.Led persodages
The Right lion. Viscount DALLON. •
The Lord Bishop of RA a it and Ws.; t s.
Sir JOHN !lONLYWoOD, PAC. M.P. for fioniton.
Sir S rErnr.s LvsniNti lON, Barr. NLI, for Peeryn.
Thomas Astsoss,-Esq. M.l'. for LitchtlehL
.I.IMLS AIIITATT, Esq. M.P. for Notuktnipton.
Nic no Laos CAL(KRT, Esq. :\ !.P. for li,rtfuirJ.
Elise e Bouusal Esq. Neu.street, 'pring-i:atdens.
Tito ma s . NI mr. s 4. r , Esq. Pall Moll.
G. W. hitches, Esq. 'Private Secretary to the Arabbishold
Canterbury.
The Rev. Mr. Di %soca:, Librarian to the Archbishop.
CF.C/ I. FuRXENTI:I4, Esq. for ,Wenlock.
Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No 4, Chearslit,
corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Soled.'
street, Old Bood-street ; Mr. Stratton. 1 a:ice-liter-unae; well
all respectable venders in town and couture.
CaoriuN—Ubser name of William Barclay is tp
graved on the stamp, which is affixed on the outside wraOstir
the box; all not so stamped are a dangerous imitation.
Plias! ss. mt. -cid 10s. per box, with atopk directions. .'

IMPORTANT DIsiCOVERY.
T.l-IE Advantage the Public must always irt
front regularly educated professional men direction'.
exclusively their studies to one specks of malady, was WNW
elearll• demonstrated than by the unexampled SLICE-eke***
attended the administration of their new remedy, and the
dinary cures it has performed. Hoe a long series of yont,_
CURRIE and Co. Surjeons, formerly in Ins Majesty's serbitslatu
made the Vener,al .I)isease the particu'ar &aka of thdt
gation, and are happy in having discovered 'a metticinesardt"
mercury in the cure of that i omplaint ; it is sufficient to ietar
that the egrets, of this remedy are diametrically opPositett4l
of mercury, for though it completely etatlicates ever! "I°V
the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in tiltl°l
injure the constitution ; on the contriry, it enuvatesthr
In all its natural functions promotes arpetite, and faciliret4
gestiori : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous cart*
tient to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not All
serves that constitution iu its primitive state, but rtstores awe
anti debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Nur.'
less instances are on recent record of the superior eflictcy of
medicine, its inherent-and specific virtues acting as a Pc
correecive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from 35
of conjugal sr illicit pleisure. or from the inure irsidions,
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not less destructive, iautgenct of inc.autlOLA youth of bat
in a certain pernicioes habit. .4ruidst the melancholy
&lousier* which a' e the consequence of this 'Akan' vice. Or
none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility aid
ficieney which presents or embitters the matrimonial net
unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune. ashamod to sus/
lief, until he is redinetsixo suck a state of weakness at t°
life oppressive. Tosseelfpersons it must be a dieseling
lion to keno, Oat they nay ; ttttttt by a new infallible
treatment, be introred to that greatest of all human bliss*
strung, umitty and vigorrus coil ititution.
In all cases of debility, defielency, ferrets whatever cause
as well as is every species of vendtral infection; Mears.
and Cp. May be consulted by patients of either sot 00
arx,mtest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. iO7,
Corder, Patients .in the country, describing the parti
their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a IlakTiolb
hove the necessary medicine and advice sent to any yet
kingdom. No!107, Hanna

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