Star.
London, England, 1802-05-28 00:00:00

DIED.

A few days ago, at his teat in Weltmoreland, the Earl of
Loufdale. His Lurdihip is [accented to hls eftates and the
Barony of Lowther by Sir William Lowther, M. P. for Rut-
Lindhire. His Lordibip died of a moctilleatiun in his bowels.
On Wednefday fennight, at his bade in Merrion-street,
Dublin, in the 48th year of his age, Charles Stanley Vircount
Mooch. _ _ _ _ _

On Wednefday evening, of a bilious fever, in Pottland-piace,
Mrs. Fitzherbert, wife •f Thanes Fittherbert, Efq. late of
High Cannons, in the county of Herts.
At Kilccole, county Wicklow, Mr.i. Ellis.
On the 16th aultant, aged 73, Mr. Thomas Chapman, of Lei-
ceiter. He was lineally defcended from the late Sir lax New-
town's own fitter, fhe being his grandmother.
At Pembridge, Herefordihire, aged 84, the Reg. John Hulk
many years rector of that parifla, and fornacrly Fellow of Cor-
pus Chrifti College, Oxford.
Aged 64, Mrs. Mary Prickett, of the Lichfield Arms Inn,
Enitone, Oxfordfltire.
At Dudley, Mifs Either Blakemore, third daughter of Thos.
Blakenwre, Efq. of Weft Bromwich.
On the 18th intl. in Coltman-Rad, Nathaniel Modiglimi,
Efq. aged 78 years.
Saturday hit, in the Bsth year of his age, the Rev. George
'Eranacker, Bifhop of the Proteftant Church of the United Bre-
thren, and many years Pallor of the Congregation at Fulnak,
I near Leeds..
At Lynn, Mr. John Flowaday, cultons-houfe-olicer there.

uiva.myns. •
June 2. George Beal, of Great Suri y •itrcet,Chril •'••••+,Palae.-.
friars-road, cheefemonger, at ten, Jr (;
j 12114 3 Gilbert Wright, of Wore..lt el-. 1.11. r,
drab; and chapeau, at eleven, at the Crow,: ;Ind
Inn, Wrireefter.
June S. Robert Browne. of Adams's-court, Broad- itrcet,
doe; merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
June 5. Benjamin Scaly, of Bofwell.court. Czrcy-ftrvet,
&des, muney.fcrieeniz, at ten, at Guildhall, 1.0nd03.
pile C. Wallwyn Shepplicard. of Buiwell-court. C..: ev-arcet,
Mlddlefea, money-ferironer, at twelve, at Gualtail.
June S. Edward Bate, of Weft-Ilretnwich. Stafiordraire, tin,
ber-nterclant. at eleven, at the Public-Office, Birmingh.n,
July 5. Edward Strong and William Harvey, both of 1.i•:,..
pool. anchurfoliths, chanincit, a:ad
partners, at one, at the Globe Liverpo4.2.
June 5 Samuel Hatterfley, of Whi:e-borf.:-yarti, Drury hr,-,
Middlefex, wooden-draper, otercer, al -.der and ChU,141.411,
one, at Guildhall.
June S. Charles Bower, of Carey.fireet, Lineo:n's bin r.LL! ,
Middlefez, feriventr, broker, dealer wad charm...,
at Guildhall.
June S. Robert Bartlett, of Strettnit-upnn -Dun fn.ore, Iclt-
mire, umber-merchant, dealer and chapman, at elo.
the White Bear Inn, Coventry.
June;. Thomas W ilfon, late of Chelhunt,Hertfordfhire, malt-
tier and comfaetur, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London.
Pale 7. Jofeph Cotten:l, of Walfall, Staffordftdre, linen and
woollen-diaper. dealer and chapman, at the Stork Tatars%
Birntingham.
June 8. Sarah Cullingworth, of Daventry, Northamptonfhire
bookfeller, dealer and chapwornan, at eleven, at the Wheat
Sheaf Inn, Davantry
June 8. Jofeph Pearon,late of Dirrningliam,Warwickadre, tin-
plate-worker, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Public
Office, Birmingham.
June 8. David Hopwood, now or late of Union-Itreet, St.
Mary-la-Bonne, Middltfex, grocer, dealer and chapman, at
ten, at Guildhall
June ter. Thomas Fatly, late of the Eaft India Company's
fhlp Walthainftow, and late of Bouverle-l3 :ect,Whitcfriers,
London, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall.
June is. John Emmen% of Abingdon, Serbs, carrier, dealer
and Chapman, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Abingdon.
June 17. John Keyte, of Kidderminiter, Wore( iterlire,
der, upholder, dealer and chapman, at three, nibs Stompott
Inn, Stourport.
June 14. jl4lll2lDamerum, late of Portfmonth, Hants, hake% ,
dealer and chapman, at eleven. at the-Black D igiEnifweeth.
June 17. William Holmes, of Pude"-, Calvericy. Vaal:bin
dryfalter, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Role and
Crown, Leeds.
June 18. Henry Penn the younger, heretofore of laddered:6a.
Rix Worceiterfhire, late of Goibrook, Bufhbury, Stafford.
Bare, worfted and woollen yarn-atanufarftwer, dealer and
chapeau, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn Stourport.
June William Porter, of Kiddermtnfav, Woftefteftble%
baker, mallter, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Stour-
port Inn, Stourport.
June 15. Thomas Mattingly, of Stanford In the Vale, Berk%
corn-dealer, dealer and charm°, at eleven, at the Red Lion
Inn, Faringdon.
June i 5. Edward Neale, late of Grantham, Llncolneilre,
linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Granby
Head Inn, Grantham.
June 12. Thomas Manion, of Token-houfe-yard, London,
merchant and infurer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild-
hall.
June 16. Thomas Edwards, of New Bond-itreet, Hanover-
fquare, Middlefex, habcrdalher, dealer and chapman, at ten,
at Guildhall
June 30. William Greenly, cf Hereford, hop-merchant, dealer
and chaps:wan, ax ten, at the Saracen's-Head Inn, Hereford.
June to. John Platt and Henry Billinge Platt, of Wigan, Lan-
cafhlre, manufadturas, dealers, chapmen, and copartners,
at twelve, at the Buck in the Vine, in Wigan.
June r. Robert NV:dreary and James Pilkington, late of Fans.
worth, Laticalliire, fultlan-manufacturers, dealers and chap-
men, at two, at the Nagg's Head, Bolton.
June to. Robot Aicnck, of May-Royd, Halifax, Yorkflibe,
money-fcrivener, at ten, at the Inn or Public-boufe, hqnby
Thomas Wilde, hi Bingley.
June to. Wllliani Wilfmore, Welt Merfea, Elfex, miller,
deakr mad chapman, it ten at the Angd Inn,Colchelter, Elks.
June 17. Elizabeth Sidles, of Dilford, Devoolbire.miller, (hop-
.:per, dealer and cia.pwoman, at eleven, at the Bulb Ta-
13riftol.
June 26. Samuel Ireland, of ht. (,linden Dane}, Middlefein
merchant, dealer and eheiiioar zu one, At t ; London.
kine 15. 'lmnias ‘Virstil, of Jt A:dgate, ine mei-
chant, dealer and chapnan, t way,. ,at London.
Jane r t. Se: leant AViqon, of Old;wi:. ford,lN glib-
maDifidurer, at four, at the Taraot nun, Stonrbridge.

BANKRUPTS IN IRELA.N
Joreph Kdly, of Dublin, wine-merchant, to furrender the 314
ha. IR June, and TR July.
John Gibfon, of Colleginreen, Dublin, fadkr, to fiartaidei
the 311 t inR. ad June, and Ift July.

WHEN Proferfional Men of education and re-
kontibility deviate from the general (yam liy thr fe •
cetion of a peculiar Branch, the fanztion of long colitinA
uecefs is the hell criterion of fuperiority.
. .

Light years have I devoted my pradtiZe to the exchifive
meat of 'PUREE DISORDERS, and the I ucceisful :that
my plan gives me additimul ardorr to eppofe as tar as I ar.
able the ravages of dank contplaints which are the moll import-
ant in the Catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a Mei at an early period of PraCtice to refime individu-
als from the Ignorance of unz“ucated Mt°, or the ettuptig
serous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. . }
The THREE DISORDERS, to Cie Wirea Wadlarre do.
woad my attention' comprise every (pecks of VEIIIigEAL
INFECTION, whether of a reran or long dot s&e —:dly.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ::riling 'from the halats of
Schoolboys, or the, iudhlgen,:e ut m.i•t: and laftly that de-
rangement of the fyitent in Wdmen which i 3 called BARREN-
NESS or STEIULF FY.

Numcroos dikaTes ate the Wilk of ignorance ur halt ita the
treatment of a liMple Gonorthea,and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feed. a Life are poaktLed by the Jolliet:lion of an
inagnarded hour. By a fuperior method fetch complaints a;e
cr'lly cured, and. even where others have Lilod, I trait thati
may pre'.ume to offer a radical rc-el.abliihment
Few, howtvzr. are the. cafes of cmaylicated diftrefs in the
;Monier camparM with thl misminsia fituatioas of Mer,v, Ft"
front hidolgence it. ;AA rrmkr IC E, or the prevakot
ties of a fafhionabic Life, acquire fir t Rate of Debility *Lai
a the unavoidable confequence of loch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy futferer broods over his mifcry, but care
!Idly conceals his misforture, it or.y be farm: confolatii.:: be
him to know, that although it t,e au objua of douht urea.'
tainty with other Pranteiuners„the removal of thcfc
CIENCIES by the grad i.:11 progrefs of R cm:ration is the at ;vvs
aunt of nay eve:lc:lee- if the rites 01 Eacchus or Vow, have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he o.revint,d
by an early counteradion of this lanoid hate, m 1
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years culled. a iloccr
feverance is indifpenfibly ttquifite to revive the Sum... 11,1 i, I
a Life, and to rc-artmthe the CollitattLlo3l.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have loop hem di:ai 'snub 'I
in their capes:harms of a Family, alLred. tea: re P 1).
Ineances fuck defedls are curable by Medical Skill.
The SECRF.CY which is foeffunial to my tlikleftilking, 4e,1
the Qualifications which I have pref owed to Rim, form
Baas of my Fretenfions, and in coincidence with fu-S this
Dutton is given, that Mr S may be conflated pefonasi;!
(or by letters inelofing a (mall note) at his hook, No. a;, Ara! -
ad-Meet, Strand, near Temple-Bar
There Is an additional entrance in Water-itrect adioiou
and the name b on both the doors.
n Member or the Rossi (We-. of Pnr,rawie

LUANI)uki Maud ter the-Prop:lron by JOHN DANIFI,
(of Camaby-1111zeet) at the STAIt Yurrasto-Orricr, Nu. I.
Carey-ftreet ; and plablifbed by L:ArEL 1(6 NT (of
terbnry-place. Lambeth), at No 1, Carty-ftrerr, Rn•rit •t:
Sraa-Orrea, Temple-Ear; to which Office all voltatuav
rims fnr the &mot are mucked to be adaretied.