Star.
London, England, 1813-11-15 00:00:00

MARRILI

St.turday, at St. Martin's in the Pirldo,•the Right Hon. Edward
Lord l'hurlow, to Miss Mary Katharine Bolton, late of Covcnt-
lt:arden Thea re.

'the 19. h of Septemb!r, at Lambeth Church, Mr. John Buhl,
Wit.e Mire'' ant, Soteham,.ton, to Frances :;ahina, daughter of
Mr. 'll:claim, of Lambeth.

Rev. WiNiatn Wa?ihare, of the Close, Sal:sbary, 11 Camla
,Ant , 4ieu;;httr of the late Win. Austin, Eby. of Ensbury, Doe-
!set‘hire.

Rev. George Rasb!sigh, M. A. to Miss Wersiey, eldest dauglt.
ter of the Rev. Dr. Wor.ley, Rector of Gatcortibr, (.1e sit Wight.
Rev. Robert Ke,iingtok, M. A. of Babergli-hall, W3lsting6zlde
to Miss Catharine Roslyn:I), of Bayllsain, Suffolk

In Ills 63d year, the Rev. Mar naduke War', hf.A of Trends
,Norfu.k, !lector ut Haraingtoo, l,:ueolnyhire, and late Fellow of
Magdalen Culle,ze, Oxford.
Rev. 1. C Gooden, li C.L. Rector of Nether Compton, and
Ovcr Compt ni, and Vicar of Rorlienhampton, Dorset/14re, for-
merly of C:,rpu► Christi Cu 1 ge, °third.
Aged St, :he Rev. Franc.s Jacksou, vicar of Atiingham, Glom.
cestershire.

'Tuesday, at Ipswich, in the 79th year of his age, John Round,
Esq. Earrist. r at Law.
Monday sp-'unight, at her house in Y.l4t Derehatn, Norfna,
after a long dines+, iu the 70th year of her age, Lady Fenn, wi•
dow of Sir John Fenn, Knt.

Tuesday, aged f;.;. the Rev. Wallegrave listteley, of Shotlsl.

MESSRS. GO,s .tvut Co. as reguiari) educate
Surgeons of London, have .ettulously devoted their am is.
tion for these last 17 years to the study of icor lisortiere which
so frequently embitter, and too ofteu prevent, that inestimable
blessing, matrimonial ,telicity. The numerous aoplicetions they
have '.Mo.! to received from persons of the first distinction, sod
flue %mile.= sneers. mending their superior mode of treatment
.n such complaints, induce them 'hue publicly to offer their assist-
ance. In all ea.:es of debiity or deficiency, whether resulting from
04- too frequency of 'part•c"ipat it in the gaictiet of a fashionable
life, the enbotulded indulgence ut libertinism; or a secret, solitary,
and destructive habit, which weakens the nergy of the mind, and
le.treys the li.wer of youth, by producitig sit-Noy hi the one sex,
I.4nd impotruce in the other, tliey offer a sate and pernuatiot core.
I'o those who, front sit-A complaints, are prevented entering ince
the nvir:laie state, ittl ashamed to seek relief, brood over their
infirmities in silence, it-ntest be eeinsoling to know, however dtifs.
cult or inch- creel the cure may be deemed by other practitioners,
by a retiov :tiny anti infallilde moth id, they m.y he restored
to a snood And vigorous constitution, A certEn llseorder, ho•
qutottly contracted .r a moment of mannAbut, VILd every :pee imp
of Venereal.listect4an, by a mild and lever-failing mode of treat.
anent, spoe.l4 and radically removed,. without restraint in diet
or exercise, as also 3tricturee of the ['Mlles and Gleets which key
are enabled to cure io a shat period, without recourse to the
nainful, eaitgeoqis effects of the Credit.; re ferences of which cast
be given to !•-everal Gentlemen of high reipecsability, who have
been cured in a very shor period, after having laboured under
strictures for many years. 'lO married Feniates, whose eessets
twines bf those tender ',ledges of connubial happoteu have been
defeateil, it may also he a pleaorg rellecoon to know, that by a
proper perseverance in their remedies the general health is redo-
, voted, and the impediments removed.
hlessr.e. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
particular complaints, in otter fl at they may not be marked by
a tnistaken few with the obtoquy so justly attached to r•.e too.
rant empiric, think it but justice to theto.elves to state that they
have beim properly educated and initiated into every branch of
she profession certificates of which from different hoepitats, at 4
testimaniala front the most eminent physicians. they have to coo-
%%lice any inqu'rer,) that the success result:tag from their esolee-
yours first induced them to quit the practice of the general prat•
titioner, and they preonne th4t their pretensions c,institute au*,
grorhil (or the unprecedented confidence with which they have
by the Public been so liberally honoured.
l'atients in the country are requested to state the parcicalare
of their case, age, and matinee of living, enclosing a Ilankdlote
for advice and metlicinti, and the game wilj be forwarded .0 any
part of •FA: kingdom.
GelS'l and Co. Surgeons, IS, Bouverie.street, t start