Star.
London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

ECCII4IASTICaI. PROMOTIONS.

A dispensation has passed the Great Sr.al to enable the Rev.
Henry lialr to hold the rectory of Eilwords, in she canny tel
Bedford, with the Vitarap of We■ton, Hertfordshire.
Rev. James Hall, M.A. to the perpetual Curacy of Stoke, next
Clare, :taffolk
Thursday, August 31, the Rev. Dr. Wm. Crawford, Minister
of Stratton, Ayr hire, was uoaninrously elected Professor of Mo-
ral Philosophy in the lJnited College tat St. Andrews, in the room
of the late Proiessor Cook.

Tue.day, the oth ult. the Auori no Burgher Congregation of
Lochwannock gave an unananoua ea.l to Mr. thury Atlos,
Pleaeher.

Flo lay, the 11th tilt. the Ai%oriate 11,irgher Cortge.r,a don of
Lillie* grve zu lillininl.lll% Cali to 11,1 r. Atitlr. Scot, l'rea‘ her.

BANKRU NI C V 1.141,-Ilt C;1:D.
October 24, Phinra, Andrew, a •I.aretillatil ofart-road,
Omit iroualusiger, dealer idol Chapman, at Iris, at GuiitU.4ll.
11ANKR UP ICY SU VAitslOF.D.

Thomas Edward Paoid, bra ut Dra)tda.im•kialtss Salop, curlier
and ligteeidabber.

BANKRUPTS.
Benjamin Wrigley, of Manchester, cotton-spinner, dealer and
chapmati, to surrender September 29, so, and October 21, at
the Dog Tavern, Blanchester. Atturin,-s, Messrs. Milne and
Parry, Temple, London; or Messrs. Halstead and Ai.:sworth,
Manchester.
Joseph Ottey, of Brnerton, St;.ffordsliire, rope-make r, maltster,
(I. ales and chapmati, October 4, at five, October 5, and 21, at
eleven, at the Jerilitiehain Anus Irn, Station. Attorines, Mr.
reanky. ice, Wolverhampton; or Messrs. :Waite
and W tight, s, King's Bench Walks. Temple, London.
Richard Ou edge, of Newport, Isle of Wight, iron-founder, army
contractor, gutitnntli, tobacconist, dealer and chajunan, Sept.
lb, at two, September 19, at eleven, ;aid Uctober 21, at two,
at the Sun Inn, Newport. Attornies, Mr. Woraley, Newport ;
•or 41.1 . Jenkins, 'antes, and Abbott, New lan, London.
William Dar7lng, of Kaugstun-upon cabinet-soaker, dealer
and chapnom, Sept. is, U), and eictober tt,, at eleven, at the
White Han Tavern,inKlopton •upoii-1 1 At t omits, Mr.
Ralph Ellis, No. 43, Chamery-laue ; or Messrs. Galland and
Wilson, MU.
Joseph of Mai chaster, cotton-waste-dealer, dealer and
chapmau, September v 9, 90, and October gI , at one, at the
Talbot Inn, Niandhester. Anomie*, Mr. Law, Ni. I I, Spring
Gal dew, Manchester; or Messrs. Shepherd, Adhogton, and
Gregory, Bedford-row, London.
1 hontas 'I sty, of littiryn, Cornwall, grocer and draper, dealer and
chapnian, ept. 12, 23, and October CI, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Lowless and Cross, St. Mildred's court. •
Richard Messiter, of Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, maney-scrivener,
dealer and chapmati, October at five, October 3, and :41, at
eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warmins cr. Anomie; Messrs.
Frowde and Rose, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, London; or
• Mesas. G. and E. Moule, IVlelitsham,
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
October 7, John blarehant, Maidstone, carpenter, at twelve.
October 23, James Lind, St. Martin's-lane, cheesmonger, at ten.
October Is, Isaac Aguilar, Devunsltire-square, merchant,at twelve.
Sept. 12, James Walters, Studham, Herts, farmer, at one. Sept.
SO, Joseph Hodson, lime-street, wine merchant, at ten. October
to,*l hennas Hayward and Mark Reid, Red Lion-street, shoe-
makers, at ten. Sept. 30, Walter Derrafit, Maidstone, tanner,
at ten. Sept. 15, John Ward. Orchard-street, baker, at ten -
.•.ept so, Johan Julius Lindner, late of Broa4l. street, Ratcliffe,
hat-manufacturer, at twelve. Nov. 11, Edward Hulwell, Falcon-
street, Chinaman, at one. October 14, John Connelly, Air-street,
carpenter, at twelve. Nov. 4, Joseph William Aids:mead Snapp,
and Juo•ph Walley, Liate-street, merchants, at twelve. Nov. 4,
Gordon i lowden and William hare, hf Oxford.street, sadlers, at
twelve. October 14, John Knight, IVivelsheld, Sussex, taylor, at
twelve. October 3, Christopher Brown and Chants Gild,(, of
Geroge-street, Portnian-square, brewers, at eleveo. Sept. 30,
William Aires, Fencourcli•street, Li:lot-maker, at ten. October
10, Robert Crocker, Kentish-town, victualler, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
October 20, Richard Percival Watson, Wigan, manufacturer,
at three, at the Bridgewater Arms lon, Manchester. October 20,
Prime Walker, Edgeworth, calicos printer, a: two, at the Bridge-
water Arai., Manchester. October 2, Daniel Ames the younger,
'Thorpe, Norwich, paper and rag-merchant, at four, at the Nor-
folk Hotel, Norwich. October 2, William Lowman, Newcastle-
upou-Tyne, taylor, at eleven, at the George lon, Newcastle.-
October 6, James Johnstone, Liverpool, irarchant, at one, at the
George Inn, Liverptiol. Sept. 80, John Willoughby, of Taunton,
shopkeeper, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol. October S.
Henry hawsou, Doncaster, broker, at eleven, at the New Angel
lon, Doncaster.

CERTIFICATES.—Serramsza se.
John Langston Smith, Broad-strut, merchant. Bartholomew
Atkinson, Doncaster, millwright. John Sandhurst, Martinhus.
singtree, Worcestetadre, mobster. Thomas Nicholson, CRltord,
maltster. Fetcr Homes, Stourport, grocer. Thomas ltoberts, at
Liverpool, merchut. Prime Walker, EJgeworth, calico-primer.
William Rote, Stratford, EMI, dealer. Abraham AZlertun, of
Lower Shadwell,ship-shandler. Samuel Crane aid Henry Samuel
Crane, S:ratfortl, Euetcha.lt& Wlalai;l'rtplroiv, at Wiaromad,
Saul*, maittr.

• MARRILD.
Thirstlair; it Yarmouth, Captain John Murray Brows, to
Lucy, eldest daughter of the Rev. Charles Smyth, of the
dral. Nt.rwich.
Thursday, at Arlingham, the Rev. John Sayer, to llt!za, only
daughter of the late Rev. Hodges, of S.owt.l
ustershire.
Thursday, at Blo:worth, Dorset, the Him. Capt. No, I, it N.
to Miss Woodley, ettle,t daughter sit the late Will. Woo.lley, Esti.
Governor of lies Ince.
Rev. Mr. Wilkinson' Rector of Kehl-aye, Su;folk, to Miss
Sarah EaNtfiali, East-India Docks.

1)1E1).
to Hill-street, lierkley.squarr, on the nth ult. John Spalding,
Esq. of Holm and Shinners, lase M.Y. for New Galloway,
Aged lilt, the Rev. John Myers, M.A. lat.: Rector of Walton-
on-the-Hill, and Vicar nt borstal', Surrey. •
Aged 76, the Rev. (kin ge Wu115,1,1..1) Rector of Mar ingrord
!truce, Wilts, and one of Lis Majesty's Jusiices ut the for
that county.
Saturday se'nuight, Mrs. Waters, avil 70. the wife of a gar-
' diner in l'uddirg-lane, Maidstone: while purchasing M+Ple meat
t the slinp of Mr. J arras., butcher, she fell down in a tit and
expired almost iirintirdia•kly. It is singular that, about three years
no, the daughter of Wks. Waters, tell down in a lit In a butcher's
shop, but a few doors from the house of Mr. Jarratt, and lived
only three days afterwards.
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1 0 THE A .ICTED.
THE Virtues of the CORDIAL BA LM of G
LEAD are daily amonstrated, in eradicating the worst
aid most dangerous symptoms of Nervous Dvh.lity. /,:othing has
tended sn much t i',stablish the fame of this Medicine, as its ccr-
•tain suecesis in tgosr complaints whits strike their row; w det p
in the coostitutim,.ii tl arc so fatal to the happitless ut mink•titl.
I his Medicine lts been utic ))))) nionly successtut with young ()-
pie, who have the appeartuce and air of u;il ag.,:s who are pale,
effeminate, broumbrd, and even imbecile; wituss
are become bent, whose legs are no longer ALI to carry thou—
who have an utter d;st.uite for every thing, or are totally incapa-
citated. Where the stows& is frequently disordered, the body
is weakened; paleness, bodily decay, and 4:mai:Ltd:in succeed, and
the eye; sink into the head.
'l•he Balm of Gilead Is prepared by Dr. Solanion, of Liverpool,
awl is sold by every Modkine vender in the United Ktiq;duni.

To Meswa. ROWLAND and SON,
Proprietor of the MACASSAR OIL, Kirby-street, Hatton-
garden, London.

GLNTLEtIEN,
1/EINLir so fully convinced of the efileacy of your
;Macassar Oil that I caton:t forltear Congatulating you aid
the country ut on so valualle a discovery, and yt.o are perfectly
at liberty to publish the to.los.ving facts: A few months oinco
my hair began to tall off in 'arch quantifies, that is a few weeks
became snarly bald; and being a youug matt, and extremely l's-
willing to wear a wig. I applied to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Da-
veti,ty, for advice, who rtconimended to rue the Macassar Gal,
and I have now the satisfaction of iit'urning you', that ;torr hav-
ing allied two bottles of 3s. 6d. tad,. r.e hair ben to grow a,
thick and as strong as ever. I have at this moment' as nitwit bait
on soy head as I titha wish fur or reqatre.
I remain, Gentlemen, your very obliged servant,
Staverlon, is!, rths,- July ti, 1855. L. COLLEGE.
'I he inestimalle qualities of this Oil, for pro'ducing a luxuriant
growth of hair on the baldest places-ssttong and huatiti.til cr.rls
—gloss and pleasant rerfunie—Wlvakees, Eyebrows,:ac.are 11.:!v
expla;nesi in ROWLAND'. TREA flaL on the HAIR; whieft
4,‘ doted with cash genuine bottle. The ou•sid, Land of ..ach
ate is signed.in r dlnk, " A. Rowland & Soto" Ss. t.l
10.. bd. and sel Is. per bottle.
Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of 'I
Whith wi.l immediately and elieemally channe Red or Grey
Hair, Lye awes, Whiskers, Jae. to a pertivate eat brow,) or
Walt, and so permanent tt at it cannot he removed by washing.
It lap fleetly innocent, and laa-lies and th titk men may dye their
Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price 74.t.41. pet bottle, or small
bottle, for trial, at 4s. each. 'I h: Propriefo:s warrant tt.
Soldl by the sole Ilutrietom, as above, and by appointio. ut,
by Mu.c'rs. liendries, Perfumer, to her Majes.y, Tote:Amin-
street ; Mr.timitl. , Pet homer to his Maj-sevi Gets,. and
Peals:, 57, D. lone, 35, Ovettots. 47, •I ittmr, 7 i,Nrw-
',treat ; Thevenot and Co. ditto; Itlyfcy and /31.. w, l'erotniet•
to the Duke tout Duchess of los IL. Cockspur-street: ti. Berry

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17, Jammu% 11, Gtrek street, Soho i lA/nu, s • i.), :tlet,J; 4ut -
kr, 4, Itlgge 65, Chritrstite, amid 52, l'ark street ; Burst:- , 63,
I 101bUttl-hill ; and Baclay and Son 4, 95, Nee 114;:i keg,

LES PASTILLES MA wri A I. LES de MONT-
PELIER; or, ARONIATIC .1.07. ENG ES of STEEL,
me a discovery of the first importance to the prevent and suc
carding ages, their happy effects being equally audden,cettain and
permanent; so diffusely salutary, that while they
.give tune to
nerves, and health :old vigour to the vane frame, they inikart a
genial ht•^t through the whole systeui, and exhiltra,e the animal
rpiriti in such a manner, that they may Curly be said to reanimate
nature; for those ,iliseasrs occasioned by .!chisity, rclaxat , pros-
tration of strength, or want of to le in the nervous systetn, they
are recommended with the utmost confidence, as the nut,' ape,-
abk, safe and Infallible remtdy that evir has been, or perhaps,
ever can be discovered by the researches asc.ettee; they act not
a• a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, bat by gradually and
effectually strengthening and renovating :he c instil tii ion; exc.ting
the healthy action of, and imparting increased energy and v,sour
to every part of the human trams; they restore the languid, de-
bilitated, nervous, and relaxed of both sexes, to saund and vigo-
rous health ; when :Ist rOon to earrtise, lass ordepravity of appe-
tite, and pallid countenance in State approaching cutossituptiwi,
the .lelteate female wt:l be restored to health and seciety by the
benign influence of this medicine.
At Montpelier thyse•laszetiges acquired a degree of celebrity
unequalled iu the atimds of medicine, amid many persons who have
gune there front this country, attritive their recovria more to
this invaluable preparation than to any other cause whatever.
Prepared by the Propriemr, J. P. Istddon, and sold wholesale
and read by his Agent, 153, Strand, London, in
braes, at 7s. and 225. each; also h, Davison's, I, Parliament.
art crt, thiUin, (Agents for Ireland) ; Likins, Reading; Cowtan
and Colegate, Canterbury ; Monday and Co. Oxford ; Meggy
and Co. Chelm►futd; Cruttwell, and Aley'.er's, Bath ; Brodie
and Co. Salisbury ; Langdon anti Co. Slierhorite ; Trewman,
Exeter; and most Venders of Medicine in the Kingdom.
I e prevent imposition, each Bor. is signed by the Proprietor,
(J. P. Seddon) in his own hand writing, without which none QUI
possibly be genaine.