Star.
London, England, 1805-07-06 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the 15th of April fall. at Montreal, Americ*, Colonel B.
Poore! Bowes, of the 6th Reginacnt of Foot, to Mifs At Johnfon,
daughter of Sir John Johnfon, Dart.
Friday fennight, Captain Vincent. (who, in his Majefty's.floop
Arrow, fo gallantly defended the valuable Malta convoy againit
two French frigates), to bids Norman, of the county of Lincoln.
In Campbell County, Virginia, there rain• a connection he-
twi.en two families, formed by carriage, for which, perhaps, no
precedent can he tound from Adam down to the prefect day.--df
any of our Readers can flate the coufanguinity of the offspring of
the two parties, no doubt it will prove Tonic arnufrment to the
lovers of riddles --A Mr. Palmore married the daughter of a Mr.
Wclthmok, and the laid Writhrook married the daughter of the
(aid Pahmere—two of Palmore's foes married two daughters
of the Nil Weftbrook, and two of Weftbrook's fool atarried
daughter of laid Pr.lmore.

DIED.

On Werlnerday bit, Mr. Wink/RI Ingle, many 11111 travcfler to
Metro. Fourdrinier.

At Glafgow, on the 24th ult. Elizabeth Fogo,daughter of
the late William Fogo, Efq. of KiHorn.
Suddenly, at his lodging at Clifton, aged 43, Major Central
Magan, lately in the command of the garrifon of Briltol.
A'ednefday lalt, at his houfe on Walcot parade, Bath, after two
day% illovfs, Major Noel.
At his fon'. houfe at Cowrip-green, In his Both year, Charles
Partridge, Efq. of Cobham, :.ear &OWL
On the 25th ult. at Hawthornden, Scotland, Mifa Mary
Drummond, ddeft daughter of Captain Fortm. Drummond, of
Hawthoniden.

Lately, at liorfwell-honfe, Devon, after a long and painful ill-
nefs, the Rev. Peregrine [lnert, Archdeacon of Bamltaple, and
Redor of Farrindon.

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS,
Exempt from the Audion Duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament,
On Wednefday, July to, at Four o'clock in the An trooon,
MERAC,BON and Co. will put up to PUBLIC SALE, at their
Warehoufes, No. 78, Q.l.sten.ftreet,
THE following Affortment of BRITISH
PIECE GOODS :
2000 Pieces Balafores Shawls, jueonots, &c.
shoo Plain and Fancy Cambric', Dec.
350 -- Calicoes, Shirting., acc.
4000 Pullieats, Mu:lra'', and Malabar Handifs.
yoo Qlhings. Dlnvidm, and (12ihs.
450 Nankeens, eannets, &c.
160 Doz. Hofiery.
To be viewed as above; where Catalopes may be hal, and at
the New York and Tom's Coffee-honks
M. 1.. MERAC, Jun. Bract.

DIXON'S celebrated AN I'IBILIOUS PILL,
prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, area eert4in cure for
BWstas.Ganq, and Rheumatic Ditorden, Nem tot and Sick Head
Aehb,Heart.bon s Flatulencies, Weaknefs of the Stomach, Doped-
Bona Spirits, in...geftion, and Free Living, &c.
They are ufed and recommended by the Royal Family, the v r-
counteffes Buckingham and Bulkley, the Doevac-.T Lady Say and
Sete, the Lords Kilmaln and King, the Hun. J. Malfey,Sir R WU.
Hams, M. P. and tome thoufaods cf the Nobility, Clergy, and Me-
dical Gentlemen.

In addition to the number of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary,
has received, in the following, from Capt. Lloyd, of the Guards :
" Dale Cattle, Haverfordweft, South Wales, Feb. 24, 1801.
" Capt. l.loyd prefcnts his arvpliments to Mr. Dixon (action:i
not pafonally acquainted with him), would take it as a favour If
►e would fend him four or five Boxes of his Pills a, ion as he pot'.
fihly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medicine, is nos-
pregnant, and very unwell ; and we cannot get them any where iu
this county, r either at Haverfordweft nor Carmarthen; the near-
eft place they are fold at is Drifted. For the great fcrvicc they have
been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel 13iihopp and all his Family.
Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he
grin, and be really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint font: perfocs
as Vendersin this County it would be a benefit to the community."
Dixon's Antibilious Pills are fold whulefale ar.d retail at Mr.
Butler's, No. 4. Cheapfide, corner of Paternoittr row, mut retail
by Smith and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'Donald, Glafgow Gregf,
Liverpool; Staines, Manchetter ; Wooirrcr, Feuer; Wills, Ply-
mouth; Belem, Portfinouth ; Macdonald+ . Gl* grrw ; Garner,
Parliadoes ; Bach, N.w York; and by molt L,akfellers and Me-
dicine Venders in every town, in boxes at as. 941. each.

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rre tht nan:e of "R. Butler, No. 4, Chupfide, is engraved
on the Stapp, which is airacd to each but.

SCARCE AND VAC DARrt ANTTC+I—* errr;
•
TO be DISPOSED OF, a Fl
PIECE of GOLD COIN, \ Ley.. a•••••
believed to be nearly uniq e; a GUINEA HALF c',
and SHII.LING, of the fame rci4n ; a GUINEA, •.;
ann. 1677, yen, fcarce ; an antlifle GOLD COIN. sy
than half a guinea. wi it charaders Cupp:Cl! Pcaic ;
COIN, fame lire u the !aft, of the Laadgrave of Iltar. •
wino (737; a large SILVER COIN. Sze of a crwn
Hem Ekt. Cologne, anno 1666; air.) a 1.1 NIA 5111..1.1NG,11c
11. [745. Application to :Vlalrni Treanua, Eltettlr (:f by k.ta
polt paid), will he attended to.

HAVING dedicated rarest t.% the Iludy,azd
gratified by the m dt conftlerabie pradiec in that br.r,
wh;.;,... I thought proper to filed, I trutt th.-.t t laic nrs more
employed my time than there who. in the exten6s, Geld of t! e
profelLon, ars occafonally inunerfed in ureertainty rnd nms.l
always attain that (needs which is acquired Ay coocen!rztin M.!
intelicaual power to one craft of deorders.
The dile:arcs of DPBILI TY arc pecul: trig ,Eftrng for ti
bring with them a train of concomitant iv/tarot:ls hy A
prellioa of all vital energy, exiftence it:elf becomes anidtter:
Whether they arife from the revaler...e ail example, the,;e.i,.
titre habits of retool boys, or the induigenus of ma-crit-. thrs 7.
quire the moil a.% lulus profeffienal it 1l ; but bs ;„.
of uneducated atm, the lymptonas are aggravated, evat:
tution is deitroyed.

Asa MENTAER of the ROYAL COLIAGPef SUR G
ground my pretenfioos on regularity of education; and po lean
every privilege to prsdtice. I feel myfelf entitl-d to that tionfileoc•
with which. (Dave hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the heft fonfatinns of local ea•ly appllearbo
wN
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the kf.
fern., from a conicioufnek of the unmake& of the vlce wlick
ended his mlefortune, is fearful of the contempt or eeniure e hi a
family phyfician and broods over DI% infirmity with careful cos
otalment, it Inuit be fati‘faCtory far him to be affnred not or!y of
capability of treatment but alfo of the molt Inviolable keret-v.
And in recent Venereal Complaints it i polEble to prevent ;lb,
danger or diPar's ; in the molt com:dicated cafes it Is the eels*.
meat of exclufive experience In this line to died a late, certala
sand fpeedy re-eltabllfhaseot.
I offer the advantage of this experience to tEnfe of either fez siesi
are afflidod with any kind of DE3LLITY, of ar%. fymptcers of
VILNEREAL INFECTION, and In all cares the terms of erniz.
aeration are [fated on the Mt interview.

Pee:nubs the country are expeded to !:-.,c1,:4 a Lank note, aml
are r'gnelted to fpccify their aye and stunner o:
WIARTMI BRIE,
Member of the Royal Co&ge of Surgeons to Landes.
No so. Arnr.del-ftreo., Smnd, non Temple Itlr