Star.
London, England, 1822-04-22 00:00:00

46-
•

•- '
'lO

r

%

MARRIED.
At Yelittiesterrthe Re". Jai lee Avaieftelerth, eldest den*.
ter of ileihnel'Panridap, Reit eargenst. -
Frklay ee'noight, at Modish, the Rev. George WiMam
Vicar of Leominster, to Caroline Georgina, eldest datihref
"of the Rev. J. D. Pekin', D.D. Chaplain I n Ordinary to kg,
at Settringems, Yorkshire, the Rev. William Walker.
oglU:igehy, to Catherine, fourth daughter of the Rev. H. 3;
Todd; Rector of fiettrington, and one of the Pt treaders a
the. Cathedral, Canterbury.
Tuesday, at Cheltenham the Rev. William I. Gilbert, of
Heron, Wilts, to Amelia Anne, youngest daughter of the
Rev. H. QV alley, Rector of Wicken, Northamptonshire.
Thursday, st Maple Hayes, by special licenw, Sir Wm. Atn-
eons lingilby, Ban. to Louisa, daughter of John Atkinson, fin.
of filaple.Hayes, Staffordshire. •
April le, at St. Mary's, Newhigtent, Walter Overstow smith,
Reg. of the Royal Montgomery Light Infantry Regiment, to
Mim Mary Weils,second daughter of Aka. Welly 31ariburou11.
place, Walworth.
April 10, at Meitner nearHavre, Captain Ilenrf Parker,
R.N. to Lady Frances Hastibgs, eldest-daughter of the of
linatinodea.
April 16, at Rattling, Lieutenant-General Sir llerr Nirm-
tremor, B. and Knight Grand Cross of the Gntlphic Or!, •r.
to Amelia, only daughter of the Rev. R. Cage, Rector of Was. h.,
At Crovran, John Richards; to Joan Eustace, who is in ip:r
75th, end the bridegroom in his 95th year !

DIED.
Wedoefiday, at Westonain-tke-Green, aged 66, the Ike. Jas,
'Ye!den Vicar of that Parish, and Rector of Bicknell, both in
Oxfordshire, and formerly Faris, of New College. The Hesc-
tory of Bethnal' Is in the gift of the above Society, and the 'v..
camp in the patronage of the Earl of Abingdon.
Sunday ae'nnight of a decline. at his house at Brampton,
aged 42, the Rev. L'harles Gerard, formerly of ,Magdalen
lege, Oxford, Curate of Allhallows, Lombard-street, and
cuter of St. Paiths: he for many years held a situation in Ds
late Majesty's Library.
The Rev. Cherie' _Waltehon, Prebendary of Litchfield Ca-
thedral, and Rector of Wickemby.
In Bath, the 'tee. Edmund Butcher,lite of Sldnunnh, Devon.
Wednesday, at Ardleigh, Essex, the Rev. Marshall La.r,
aged 67. •
lately, at Campbeltown, at an _advanced age, Mr. Wra.
Thomson, Preacher of the Gospel, anti fur many years Itc,:ea-
of the Grammar School of that town.
Monday se'nnlght, thC Rev. Maurice Lan:, Parish Priest of
Cleghroe, in the D.ocese of Cloyne.
Wednesday, at Claydon, aged $3, the Rev. Charles Mein
Ilaynes, LLB. 56 years Vicar of I)ernerhain, Wilts. Ile was
formerly of Clare Ball, Cambridge, where be procetded LL.la
1766; in which year he was preseraed by the Duke of Noycara
tle to that Vicarage, inaitchanr,e with Dr. Samdel Darien, who
died in 1778, for the Rectory of Stansfield.
At Paris, on the 15th inst. Robert Burton, Esq. of Ilothant
and New Cave, Yorkshire, late Member for Beverley.
Monday se'nnigbt, at IL T. blunt, Esq. a very a'.l
Gultlimttlis' Croup-my, I.ondnu, aged 7r: yeas.
April 10, in l'ortug.d-street, Lincoln's Lin-lielda, toed tea,
Mr. Pryce Fahurtuls, of the Easr India flutist.
111airday, after a'-lingering fitness, 3lrt Catherine Vas,
youngest daughter of the late Switheu Adee, M.D. of Littag.*
Douse, Oxford.
Tuesday, aged 42, Mr. William Walmsky, for 2G yects
clerk in the Parliament Office, leaving a widow and four yaw.;
children.. •
FridSy se'nniglit, at Clitlter.harn, Augusta 'Marla, the faurh
daughter of Rev. Tharnamn, of Long S:owe tiall, Cam-
bridgeshire.
April 11, at Peterbornugh, of typhus fever, Mr. John Gilner,
of the Admiralty Orlce;
Sept. 23, at lienares, Malor Wm. Blake, of the 17th N 1.1;
Infantry, Bengal, after an illness of twelve hours.
. April 15,-at Fort Pitt, Chatham, after a fe-.v days aloes!, Da
Naparr, A-aistant-Surgeon to the Forces.
A;ril 13, at Ilawkliurst, aged 25, Vannah,•daughter of Mr.
Edintind Springett,'Deputy Receiver-Ger.eral fur Kent.
Thursday re'rrnight, after a long a:;d painrol Julia Pe-
toin, sixth daughter of the late M. Geo. Sntliing,, Sargeaa
Apethecary, of Exeter.
At Launceston, aged 87 years, Mr. Rowe, Surgeon then-.

_ .
April 9, at Sudbury, aged 1.'3, after a long illness, John r-
lean, of Caius College: Cansbrid.fe, second son of Sir L. -
lean. •When at College, in the winter of 1819, he was
in a boat in the river with some rung friends; soon afterwar.
he was attacked with violent fever and inr....latration of the
which laid the fountlataen of the illness that has deprived his
may of an amiable youth.
Saturday se'nnight, at lilidworth, near Mansfield, in her 7r th
year, Mrs. Cadman, wife cf Mr. Charles Cadman, an opulent
fanner of that village. The dec;-ased wai ab,ut twenty-ieren
I stone weight! and notwithstanding her extraordinary size, (7'.
joyed to her advanced years a good state of health; .and until
few hours of her dissolution (esilich was rather ssslden), she : -
tained her faculties unimpaired:

-
Dioetus et platens a:qr.—Hon.
Thy house, and (in the cup of life,
That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, se ei•
rapured his auditors with the subject, that the rozniei
men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded;
and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word" wife'. is •he
most agreeable and delightful name in nature.
The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the er-
sideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with happiet.i
on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss
hereafter.
Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed ol,ligat:•7,
it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate tine
but to cleanse the grosser nature front those imporitio,i
the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entaikd upon it.
TO the neglect of such attention are attributable many of
hapless instances, which, while they excite the conimiscraii, n
of the beholder, should also iinpress hint with the fear et ss:t.-
reproach.
Luxurious habits will efferninize the body resitleoce in !he
tropics will relax the elastic fibre—hut more especially does the
premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise :.e
natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the ap:.-
nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To
such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope--energ,y—ruw-
cuter strength—felicity ; nor will our advances appear question-
able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty
years successful experience.
The easy cares of married life are sometime% d:sturbeti `.y the
suspension of those blessings whith 'concentrate the mvial
wreath—for the female habit is often: constitutionally weak—
yet ircau be strengthened,-and.delizieut energy improved ii:ta
functional, power.
In every case of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in every re-
laxation Is( the generative ecunumy, we .pledge our ability 'e
cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel tie
unfeeling empyric front the position so presumptuously taken
up, we deviate frone.general princiAles with less hesitation; andconfident in - our own honouraiiiihreigrity as Illetnbers of the
College of Surgeons, we reterthe'cuffering ctitunuraty eidie
'set (specialty those entering into matrimonial lir& et once','
our house, where daily attendance is given for personal Nfl-
suitation •' and letters from the. country are inunediat,O, •••:-
sitered ; thesevaust oont.lict a remittance for Advice and ).1;
dine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, lies
ever distant. GOSS and Co. M. It..C..Sstrgeeni, No. 7.
•Jermyn-street, %James's ; and No. 1!•
. . . .
Bouverie-itreet, fleet;etreet, Londea.
Just published (Tenth Edition)i The Atgli of Life,
liar commentary on the above Diseases...By Goss and Co. Ad
dressed to the Youth and Alaturity of hoth Sexes. May be h;.,
at 20; Paternbster-cow ; 59, Pall-Mill ; 16, Princes.stret!,
Soho 174, Fieet.street ; 40, West Smithfield ; and of all Book
sellers. Price ss. -

MAILS THIS DAY.--. 4

♦llll. Iv; is.
1 0
0 1

Dublin 2 0
Waterford 2 0
Guernsey sad Jersey 1 0
Lisboa t I
Holland 1 * 0
New York 9 0

Hatuburgh•
Flanders,.
Jamaics
Gottenbutsh

1 0
o 0
o
Is 9 C_

HIGH•WATLIiat LONDON 131114502 TO-MORROW
• Iticening 44 minites after 4
• (*.ammonia . •
- 44 4
-

LOSDON ; Printed and yubibbed by Lora liss rs riewe
place, Temple-Bar.