Star.
London, England, 1801-01-12 00:00:00

THE LATE STORM.

DUBLIN, JAN. 6.—During the whole of Satur-
day night a tremendous gale blew from the fouth-
ward, or fouth-weft paint, accompanied with a
miflin rain ; yefterday morning it had abated, and
the day till two o'clock was extremely fine. About
that hour, however, the rain again commenced,
and the tempeft refinning fury, blew with aflonith-
ing violence the whole night.
The heavy g•ales that have blown with almoft
unceafing continuance for feveral days, have agi-
tated the tom w a• greater degree than has been
witneffed for many years, if the Captain of a vef-.
fel, who has for 4o years navigated between this
and the fitter kingdom, can be credited. This gen-
tleman arrived here on guddky morning—and to
ufe his own languag_e, had to encounter leas of
" mountairi:Nefeit.ir
The (hip Peter, Captain le BRETON arrived here.
laft Friday in 31 ditysirbitilfirginia. In a dreadful'
gale of wind, a fca breaking on her quarter, laid:
the veffel on its beam` eifilF, from which perilous
fituation the was providentially pecovered through
the judgment and activity of the matter and his,
et cw, ba-tint rill after the. deeks-Were cleared, ands
li x or eight hogibeads of tobacco thrown overboard'
—when the veifel happily righted,.and Makingher
way under bare poles, at the rate of fix or eight
knots en bout, reached our harbour.
lasi mak d, Disc. 3r.—We do not recollca a
renter fall of (now than what fell in a few hours
' Monday waning laft :—the roads to this city
were nearly impaffitble :—a poor man, of the name
of Mau. Coree, fell into a quit ty-liole near Black-
boy turnpike, and war unfortunately (mothered.
Einaacraon, jai*. 6.—Daring Sunday nigt4,,
and all yefterday, it blew a trenwndouigale frod
the couch-weft. A number of houfes have been'
unroofed, and otherwife damaged. In the Cs tile-
hill a flack of chimnies was blown down, and
forcing its way through the roof of his Ms:jetty's
Printing-Office, feverely hurt one of the conipaft-
tors. We learn that feveral other unfortunate acci-
dents have occurred in different parts of the city.
Gtast ow, Jaw. 6.—On Sunday night, and the
whole of yefterday, we had one of the moil violent
and continued gales of wind from the Weft ever
remembered by the oldeft inhabitant. A great
many chimney tops fuffered from the feverity of
the gale. One of the oldeft trees in the green, and
the temporary wooden building in Ingram-ftreet,
containing the Panorama of the burning of the
Boyne, were blow it-down.

The afilidted with Rheumatifms, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-
ach, Numbnelk, Palley, Flandencies, and Pains of the Sto-
mach, will find an effeeluat remedy in WMlTtlirAgell East wee
of MVITAILD, which has frequently fueceeded in cafes that
had baffled every other methud, and under eircumftances that
precluded every ezpeetation of relief from the means ufaatly
preferibed. It is prepared In Pills, and aifo in a fluid Rate.—
The Pills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviceahle
in Flatulencies and Indigeftion ; and by their faltreary mode of
operation, (infenlible perfpiration) they gradually undermine
the molt obftlnatc Rheumatic and other complaints, andat the.
fame time Invigorate the debilitated eonftitution. The Fluid
Effence is a remarkably settee embrocation, neediarily ufed
with the Pills ; and u it generally excites a tingling Ideation,
even in the deepeft feated mufcles, it removes the cauk of
pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this
means, the feverelt Sprains and Bruges, old Strains and Re-
laxation', are frequently cured by a few applications. In ner-
vous Head-ache, it affords inftantaneous relief.; and by the
fuggeftion of fevers! ladies of diftieltion, Mr. Jon vrom pre-
pares it, for the accommodadon of the affluent, equally grate-
ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters ; in this Rate it can only
be had at his bode, No. 15, Creak-theca, Soho London, in
larger Seed honks, it 11l 6d. each.—The genuine; is diftin-
guillied from counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the 6gua-
lure of R. Jon vsrux on the bible of each box or bottle. It
may be had, at 3S. 9d.each, of every reputable Medicine Ven-
der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. 'ln
prevent counterfeit bopefition, the diflinguithing mark* of the
genuine are noceffary to be attended to.
For the RHEUMATISMS and COLDS which prevail
at this feafon of the year, no Medicine is fo fafe and effi-
cacious as Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PlLLS.—Their pe-
culiar tendency to promote Perfpfration, and all the natural
ficreitons, will account for their fingular virtues In thefe Com-
plaints, as well m in manothers to which the human frame
is liable from the viciCitudla of our Cfimam. They are admi-
rably calculated for Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels, for
perfonsof a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as silo for thole whore
conflitutions have been affeded by a too adtive or too fedentary
life. They are likewlfe particularly ferriciable in Head-Ache
oceaftoned by Indlgellieo, and in rcnmving the bad effeas of
free living; as alfu in preventing Palk* and Apoplexies' fo
often the confequcnee of intemperance. Recourfe amid be
had to them after every envie of eating and drinking, and upon
every flight indifpufitiou ; and thus their well-known charade-
riftle of promoting longevity will be ntalntained ; for,byaffift-
ing Nature in the due difclearge of the animal funCtiona, and by
keeping the conftitution as it were in continual repair, they
preferve the body in health and vlgnur,and prevent premature

decay.
As the AlNALr.rtic PILL% owe their excellence to a peculiar
preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but
to the pret.nt Proprietors, they can only be bad genuine fr,sn
than; and they are fold by Fa V4CII N FtVtISRY, at the Wars-
! nee for Dr. James Powder, No. 4t, the EA End of St.
Paul's, a few doors front Litelpfide, London ; and at Dr.
James's late hours. in Brutondircet ; In Boxes price es. 64.
each, Stamp included; or the quantity of fix may be had in
one large bus, for 11. as. fsd.--Obferve that the name, " F.
Ncwbcry, No. es, St. Paul's," Is smaraved In the (tamps. All
others are counterfeits.

BIRTHS

On Wednefday, at Knlghtfbridge, Mrs. Marne, vac of
William Muth, Lfq. of a daughter.
In India--Lately, the Lady of Francis Matnaghten, F.fq. oi
dmighter.