Star.
London, England, 1813-08-31 00:00:00

DIED.

At Etrnburgb, no the I S.li inst. Mr. lames Finl, Solicitor.
At Edinburgh, on the 17th instant, Susannah lart
daughter of the Rev. David Jardne.
At strawberry Bank, nor Dalkeith, on the 11.7 th Inst. George
Budge, lgeq.Of the:Rot-whir. regiment of militia, aged as.
At Tobago, 27th May lot, after • few days illness of, fever
Capt. Rielard Penmen, of the ship hirbeck Hall.
Wednesday, at his country r. sad. lice, fells Ball, Esq. One at
his Maj style Serjeatits at jaw in inland.
Nov. le, in-the East Indies, of it bilious fever, Mr. John Softie
aged ES, accotni soy of John brit-A, Esq. writer, Kirkeudheight.
'1 htirsday eienn ght, ti 6 years, Mrs. Rod.
ding, relict of the late Rev. R. Raiding, Minister of the Rapt*
Church at Truro.
Suddenly, on theiSd hist. at bit ludgings Is Dumbarton, Cap.
Klrkur, of the East York
Lately,. at the V.carligr, .on Keswick, Mrs. Elizabeth Belle
; aged 7S, who had liv -cl 52 years its the setnre of the present el•
car of Cro,thwaite and lus.lather:
Mot.day se'nni2,lo, at Pen& 4, in the Slot year of !Lir age, Min.
Harriet /rennet, wife of &mnet, Penrith Local Militia.
At Enniskillen, on the Vieth inst. at an advanced age,
Stewart, Esq. mai.y year. Chief Magistrate of the Corporatioat,
Surgeon of the County Hospital, and Captain of the two rotas.
try Corps of Btmiskitiens rs .
Monday se'sit ight, .at ,Vork, Mrs. Elizabeth. Pantheon; ak
went to bed in good health the preceding night, and was found
dead in the mortiirg. Seine tures.ot.a. sv.thi.tst any previous
nets, Francis Vtillhetti, a labouringreant and Wednesday marts.
Mg was found dead in his bed, the Rev. John Walker, AMdtitev
of •-,t. Dennis, walragate. .
On the gith iwttaitt; at Poulids, Nor Tunbridge, the Baron di
Roll, one of U.. oldest Colonels in ate British Army. 'He raised
the regiment of loreigrers whtdt tak.•bis name. and whose end.
nein ors in almost every quaiter of •he glulte have Vera-
ted2y eulttriticted to the tent iv their adopt. al 4:watery. buys
de Roll was Captain in the bivisit Gluardai.f the King or Franc*
previous to the it evoiution. From that ev idiot period, he has
uniformly followed the fortunes ofthe Bourbon fams.),who ever
found in him a faithful and me at so radfast adherent At rtie rak
of his late, he has frequently eatcutd missions of great uripi.r-
tar.ce to the individuals of this anion family at o...reign Cuarrs,
and hr had just before his des h returned from entberg, where
!.e had accompanied the r Royal Higlinessee Mons;eac and oho
Due el*A no.nileine. F. w men were endowed tiff Is more asidalidn
and more solid qualities, and we may add, that tee' foreigners
were more deservedly respected by the highest thankters than
the Baron de Roll. He w.sa a man of such excellent quaiir s,
so mild in his manners, virtuous in his conduct, open. 'rank,
sincere, that all men courted his acquaintance and e!esirsti his
trendahip. With ail the simplicity of the Swtts character; ha
h .d all tile polish of the Most refined society, and was in truth e
perieet Gentleman. He had considerable military talents, pos.
tessed a sound. judgment, " the clearest head with the sincerest
heart." Such LI 211411, so respectett, bekst eel, honoured, his frie.ide
hoped to have kept among them for many years; to he bad
scacely attained his *list year, and till this fatal illness, had
always enjoyed good health—von hopes eit stiort-aightesl !nor.
tali ! lie was sna.ched away from lien' on a atrlden ; but such
a man could newer have been uni.repared for death; it is only
his frienels who were itoprep.lre 1 for the calamity of his loss.—
liis was welcomed with delight in the lint circles, aad
his dealt will be long, telt and lamented by aU who knew him—
•e Catqf et Ripheus, juatiasimut unus
ti Qui fait iu Teueris, etuervantissuuus aqui—.
" Lis Ater shim!"

TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.
BEr;leave to inform you, that ever since the year
1790,1 had bean affllctecrwith. the Lists V erierea ; width front
its obstinwely resisting every court, of medicine presalheelly the
most eminent of the ?acuity here, ail undergoing several severe
courses of salivation and twice discharged from the liospital, with
little relief, wouleapprar to be of tilt most inveterate nature. is
the spring of last.yk-ar my disorder had gat to such a bead, as
nearly to put a perielil to My existence. In this state, I was re-
comlitetided by Mr. .1. Thompson, (who rrceivest so great a cure
by tbein here,) to take yottr Leike s I'atent ,Width i began
to do on the :Gib ]May; in the course of a fortnigh I began to
receive benefit, lit little more than a month I because' by
your liberal advice and medi,cfne, perfectly free from my for-
mer complaints. hate recoVfted illy former spirits at:, strengt!t,
and am become jolly la fit, in which state having continued
many months ;o the astiinallmettt of all wit* knew me, I aas
at a biss in what ttnol to express My gratitude, but beg you :or
tice good of other suffering Mona/4 to Mike this my C.t4:: as
pt.hitc as possible, as I shall On every:Occasion—in Si) dqi,ls y'.4
will greatly oblige, Sir, your *Wend Obi.Zient very bumble ,es-
want, ALEX. MURKlilt.
Sarah's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by ti •e sole I'ropr letor, ThernavTaylor,
Menthe.- of the Royal College of Surgeonsin London, at his house
No. 9, Ntiw Bridge-ureet;
'they are aisit sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No.
35, St. Alban's-street, Pall Moll ; the Toy.shop. No. 103, .01-.
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop•
posite the Monument ; and by one person la every considerable
town in England, 4:e.t.a:hoses only Ss: 9d. each, soaled'up
full and plain directions, whereby personsofeithor sea may cute
kentse lves urth ease and mercer. with

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