Star.
London, England, 1802-03-13 00:00:00

MIP.R.ED.

On Thurfclay morrin?, at St. Ann'a, Snho, Her.ry Alexander
/Lary, Hy. -I<luarc, to :till's F4ir idi <4 itsner's-lirer—

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On Sunday fennight, ;1,...,4.! to, Mrs. Clay, wife of Mr. Clay,
of Ada flon, is the or berby, a l one of th daughters
of the late Philip Huteidrfan, Efil. of Dellic.
Ycfterday Inv itivg, at Iva- feit.:e in Grrfvenor•fi•aare, Mifs
'Wilkes, daugl,ter of the celebrated john
Wednefday night, at John Robertc's, at•S•ntame cr. after
el.rigcrinp illnefs, Mrs. Strove,. wife of the R ev, 'Kober Strovg.
Rce.ivr of LI-amp:on Abbo•.ts,

FOR Rlieusitatilins, hcumatic Cnut, Sciatica,
I.umbrgo, Head-sell, I•luitibrefs, Patfy, Ircligetliori, Fla-
tulent Spitinixiic or Eying Pa gmeral Debility and ittlaxa-
tion of the Syftvni, Sprains, Bruifes and CHII.BLAIN.i.
Experience has proved the mild Itimidaing powers of
El 4 VAD'S r.,•L NCI.: or \lurra lb VHS, and F 11.0.1 IX.
the asoileflcdual remedy t.v.:r made nown to the world,
having fucceedcl in cafes ot fit. tight, ten, twenty, and even of
forty years Rand:rig, t fttr other :titans had filed, and it kw
abfolutcly curtd more paitent, of the above complaints, that
all the metlicit.es svcr before nettle Public. For Chilblains,
Sprains, and Bruifes, the fluid Hence if ufed arecrding Lucite
dir,dtion, has never failed in a firvla inftance, and ft, tingularly
penetrating is its natnie, and fptcd) its operation, C. 3 generally
to effed the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a fingls liberal 3pp:di-
cation.

Whiteticad's RlT:nee of ATuil trd is prepared and fold 21
25. 9d. each BOX or Bottle, by R. Jotir4s CON, Apother..rii
No. i 5, Greek-itrect, Soho, London: its reptitation i< fo r-
nrral, that it is bum by every Medicine Venda in Lizzland,
Icel. nd, w,ft Indies, and Anterica.

Tn prevent countet eat impo 1„.on, purcbafers are repelled
to °Verve, the Ge-uitie is diftinguif!..ed by the King's Patent,
and the Signature R. Jon N rov, the Patel:noes own writing,
on the laliel of each IhAtie and rox.

VENEREAL BLINDNES:i,
To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge•kreet.
DEAR SIX London.
IT is with the moil hearticlt fatisfaElion that I ad-
dat's you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable
Meditioc—Lrox es Pal ear Pat.: the fining of this
year I had the misfu..tutie to cortraa a Venereal Complaint,
attended with the molt :,!.arming and dangerous fymptoms; in-
afmuch,that I have been confined to my room for a whole week
together, and not .:idc to air out of it; I had no reft night nor
day, and faffered tic tacit excruciating pain and torment, and
what was hill :ny Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I
could !care,: &kern any object, if ever lo dole to me, and ex-
sAled nothing lets than the total 14.4 my fight.—Frons a Rout,
healthy, and rather coepultet man, I became a mere Ihaduw,
and an elajza of pity aid companion —My friends had all given
me over and thought my r.:eovery imgollible. In this dreadful
nate, and expeah:g every mimic,- to he my lilt in this world,
I was fortunately r.conimeitil, d by a neighbour to try your
Mediciaes, but Lasing tiled mti'i il aid to no purpofe, and
been at m enormous expcnee, it WA: fume time before I could
he prevailed on to take them; at lift I fent for fix boxes, and
b,:t.are I h taker them all, I found confiderable benefit; my
pains gradually decreafed, and my eye.' ght grew better, and to
the great furprize and alto:liniment of a'l my friends, (after tak-
ng three boxes more), my health and ftrengthwas perfecUy re-
Bored, and I am now, (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable
Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life.
Your obliged humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH.
High-Erect, Birmingham, November it, 1799.
You are at full liberty to publifli this in any manner you think
prorer, for the benctit of fociety at large, and which I lhouid
have fent you foonenbut was fearful of a rclapfe.
The above Medicine is earneftly recommended to all perfons
that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ye-
nerealAffeaion, particularly to thofe about altering their con-
dition in life, as it wiU certainly eradicate every taint of that
nature, of however long Raiding, or however difgulfed under
the appearance of other dilorders it may be ; for Scorbutic,
Glandular, and Cutaneiltis Complaints, it is afro recommended
to be taken, efperially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Prepared and fold by the fole Pruptictor, THOMAS TAY-
-1 LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at
his book, Nu 9, New Bridge.ftrect; where he will give Ad-
vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking there Pills, and will an-
(wee patients Letters, if poft paid, on the fame terms, abferv-
log in all cafes the melt inviolable S:erecy, no Perfon's name*:
cafe Irving ,ecn mentioned, but at their own particular reeve*
by the Proprietor,dnring the courfe of more than 33 years, that
he has had the conchae% of an extenfive tale of the above meal-
eine,and the praaice arifing therefrom.
They are alfo fold by his appoititnient, at the Perfumer's.
No. 35, St. Alban's-flreet, ; Mr. Robertfon's Toy-