Star.
London, England, 1806-05-16 00:00:00

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A Cenotaph is to be ereded in Liffanonte Chttrch,l
county of Antrim, to the memory of the above re.
fpeOed Nobleman, by his Niece and fole heir of his
"castes, Mrs. ELizaarrts HUNS, retie of the late
Rev Dr. Hums. The following infcription for it is
from the elegant and clalaal pen of the Rev. Geo.
HENRY GLassa:
P. M. S.
GEORG!! commis DE MACARTNEE ;
Vice-Cornitis de Dervock ;
Baron?* de Liffanoure et Parkburit ;
A Rege Sarmatiz,
(lpfe tium regno Rabat incolumis,)
Equeltri Ordi c Aquila Argentez ;
Nocnon spud Coos.
Cordate Baird bouoratifflmo donati,
Britannlarum Regis e conGlas, etc.
alum ad Ladoga palmitin, di
Ilium ad Ocddentales Cyclades,
Ilium in faerati Ganges peninfula.
Ilium in Imperil Joss Hammonis Finibos,
Quid plura butt citron°, Suas,
Czteris Mortalibas jam tum non dirifos,
Pro Rae, pro Patria, pro talus Orbis moat:nano,
Streaue. pie, grimace, fe gerentem,
Sas ipfius admfrata eft atas ;
Minato, eonsszasorabnot potted.
Tea tantoqua vim
Poll indeferm labors,
Orb: Londinl merino. frberbanis (quit°,
ELIZAIITNA HUME,
Confanguinitate neptio,
Amore et adoptione
Hoc Cenotapbhun, P. C.
Visit amnia LXIX. Deceffit, Etc. Etc.

At Hatton Garden Office on Wednefday, J. For-
tune, a native of Angola, jaid a charge of felony
againft W. Anderfon. a prifoner in the King's Bench.
The informant timed, that he failed with Anderfon
in the Succefs frigate, in the late war, which made
feveral captures; he afterwards came with Anderfon
to London, when the informant gave him his watch,
and nine pounds, and his certificate for prize money
and wages, to take care of. On the breaking out of
the prefent war, he caufed him to be impretTed on
board the Caroline frigate, from which he had leave
to come on (bore to feek after his property, when
Anderfon, once more, contrived to get him on board
a South Sea whaler, and kin his abfence introduced
a perfon to theoffice of the agent for the Suceefs, who
perfonated the informant, and received feveral pay
menu. A detainer was lodged againfl Anderfon to
take his trial for the offence.

Rheumatifms, Fairies, and Gouty Are/lions, with
their ufual concomitants, Spafms, or flying Pains
Flatulency, Indigeffion, and general Dsbility (ori-
ginating in whatever fource) are relieved and fre-
quently cured by Wbiteeead's Effence rflard
Pills, after every other means had failed. The Fluid
Effence of Mallard (ufed with the Pills, in there
complaints where neceffary) is perhaps the moll sc•
tive, penetrating, and effectual remedy in the world,
generally Curing the feverell SPRAINS AND
BRUISES, in leis than half the time ufually taken
by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if ufed
immediately after any accident, it prevents the pail
turning black. CHILBLAINS it prevents from
breaking, and inflantly removes their tormenting
itching ; but where this certain remedy has been un.
known, or negleCted, and the chilblains have aaually
broke, VIII !TRH SAD'S FAMILY CEIL•TA Will tale the
pain, and fpeedily heal theca. The Family Ccrate is
equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbu-
tic Eruptions Blotches, Pimples, Rung Worms,
Shingles, Breakingsl out on the Face, Nofe, Ears, and
Eye-lids ; Sore and inflamed Eyes, Burns and Scalds;
Sore Heads, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours ol
every defcription. Prepared only, and fold by R.
Jonmsrow, Apothecary, No. IS, Greek-ftreet, Soho.
London. The Effence and Pills at as. 0. each ;
the Cerate at is. rid. and as. 9d. Sold by every
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdoms. The
Genuine has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of R.
Jountroa infused on it.

ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEIVIICALPROMO !lONS.
°TIMID, MAT so.--OnWednefday UR the Rev. Peter Vaughan
Mater of Arts. of Merton College. and late Puslor of thr
UulverCity, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity.
Thurfday the Rev. Edward Rowden, B.A. of New Colkge
was admitted to the degree of Matter of Am, Grand Compoun
der.—The Rev. George Rowley, of Unlverfity College, and the
Rev. Jokph Pratt Pruß, IKE:e'er College, B. A. were admitted
Mailers of Arta...Albany Saville, Efq. of OMR Church, was ad-
mitted Bachelor of Arts, Grand CompOander.—Meffrs. Charles
Bryan, of Oriel College; Samuel Pyle, of Exeter College and
Langley Oravenor, of BaMol College, were admitted Bachelors of
Arts.

The names of the Centtem= who have diftingullhed themfeives
In the extraordinary examinations of the prefan year are an
nounced In the following order, vlz. Charles Lloyd and John
Ruffel, of Chrift Church, and Nathaniel Ennis's, of Utuverlity
College.

BIRTHS.

Sunday evening, in George-ftrect, the Lady of George Smith
Efq M. P. of a daughter.
Saturday fennight, the Lady of Colonel James Pringle, George
fquare, Edinburgh, of a daughter.
On the roth Mama, in Queen Ann. ftreet, the Honourable
Mrs. Boyle, of a fon.
On the ift I.E. in Demees-Street, the Lady of Count Trott. r
Efq. of a daughter.
On Saturday morning, in Pall Mall, the Lady of Sir Frederick
Eden, hart. of a foe.

MARRIED.

Toefday, a: Camberwell, Wm. Cortele, Jun. Efq. to Mita Heine,
of Blackheath.

On Saturday fennight, Brigade Major Potter, to Ws Bawd'.
daughter of the latepAr.Bantoff, of ipfwich.

fellerday fe'nnight, Wm. Whillo;4 Efq. of Flfbtoff hall, Lin-
eninfbire, to Mille H. Hart, youngclt daughter of the late Major
Han, of Woodftone, Huntingdonflure.