Star.
London, England, 1809-07-15 00:00:00

DIED.

Yestercl:ty, at his house in Great Cumberland-Place, the Most
Rev. his Grace t,t. Lord Archbidlip of Dublin, Primate of Ire-
of Normanton, Ac. &e. His Grace's cecline was
rar•,! h. kept his hed but three days previous to his dissolution.
./V. a St•holar, a Prelate, and a .F•ateimm, his Grace stood pre•
ain't high—he was in his Vid year. He is succeeded by his
eld son Vi.count new Earl of Norman•im.

Sold, w 1 -desale and retail, at Butler's Warehouse, 4, Clteapside,

DR. GILI3ERI"s VEGETABLE ANTISCOR-
'ATTIC DROPS, in,bottles at '.).25. and a smaller size at
6(1.-1 he variety of diseases that prevail at this seas vn of the
year, generally originating from impurities of the blood, a vitia-
ted stomach, or obstructed perspiration, it is with the fullest con-
tdence of Succf.‘s that we strenuously recommend this unrivalled
tnedicitie to public notice, as bring a cert 4 preventative and
cure fcr numerous diseases, particularly the hind and sea scurvy
cancer', king's evil, ulcerated sore legs, running wounds in any
part o: the body, lepros', eruptions after the small-pox or mea-
sles, inflammation in :lie eyes, St. Anthony's fire, rheumat km and
rhillinatie gout, slow, nervous, and intermitting fevers, add all the
keg train .t disorder, Nvliich attend the scurvy internally.
RHEIi FIC GOUT effectually cured, and the Limbs, which
Pert in a state of deadness, perfectly restored by Dr Gluaxitr's
ANTiscoltsu tic Daors ; the particulars of which are here
inserted as described by the Patient's Mother :
Swannage, Isle of I'urhee, Dorset, Jan. 4, I BOR.
_ _ .- .

Stu—lt is with the most heartfelt satisfaction that I inform Dr•
Gilbert of the hal•hy ff•cts of his Vegetable Antiscorbutic Drops-
"Ay son, Ric !tar,' Bonfield, was for a consil:•rable time afflicted
eetlli the Rheumatic Gout in different parts of the body, particu-
larly his legs and arms, which were greatly s•.-..011en and attended
IN St, Ch rad; iI:Z pain as was almost impossible to be endured—
in about i weeks the swelling began to abate, and as the pains
elecrc..;•. d, ,uch a deadness ensued, as made us apprehensive that
he would lose the entire use of his limbs for ever ; he now became
•plite helpless, was confined chiefly to his bed, and every means
whit+ were used for his recovery proved equally abortive ; nothing
appears d to have the least effect on Isis complaint until we gave
hint pour Vegetable Antiscorbutic Drops, which excellent me•
tlicine I am justified in saying has made a radical cure.
As witness my hand, SUSANNAH BONFIELD.
V.'itreSq, Samuel Bonfield, Abel Bonfield.

The Vegetable Antiscorbutic Drops are the sole property
of, and ugly by Dr. C. S. Gilbert, late of the Dispensary,
street, E•eter, but now of Fore-street, Dock. Sold whole-
41e by Williams and Dyer, Exeter ; and rctail by Payne,
Plyr,outb itraie znd Co. Salisbury ; ligz, Bristol ; I.angdon,
She rborne ; Woohnel., Exeter Belam, Portsmouth; Grist, Port-
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lock, Nlodbury ; ; Daire and Fisher, Totnesi-
salter, Thrtmuuth ; trixbam ; Ilfracombe.;
i„ggeol'aunton ; ; Crewkerne ;
Wellington, Yeovil ; Woodford, Bridgewater ; C Bina, Wells ;
Vatbou, Frowe ; and by mast trxtljciusrvenders mad newsmen.

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VILLA, WIY)i)FORD, E•HEX.

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On l'hotsday , .I.llv '.2(1,!i, P 2. kelt, at o.ti raway's,
A COMMODIOUS i•Tlder: ) VILLA, of hand-
some elevation, with convenient Offices, O. eirt-ya•
d, Coacn-
hottse, ex.,elleut Stabling for six horses, Fore-court, e: .ter
Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, agreeably laid au., ai:d erop
ped andplante:l, most &sir .bly at ,he eat
.

village of Woodford, a much admired part of Egging ai
on:y eight miles from the Metrepol,s. The V Ila coo.ai n , . •.'
entrance Hall, p,ineipal and secondary ..tairease, r ,'; -;.
Drawing -room, a commodious I;:iiiag-parlour a 8,-• al,i •
lour and Study, seven Bedchambers, beside s Dr s.i. .
Servants' Apartments, and suitable Durne.tic Office.,
ranged for the accommodation of a genteel
Family. The Premises are situated on an emine, ce, come. it•
irg a delightful and extens:ve pirspc. over a rich and beau 1,..1
Country. An early l'osse-sio:' may Le had ; held for an ..rea
Fired term of about years, at a U ifling reserve,' r cat ot oly
To be viewed by tick, trbieli, wish
fray be had ofillessrs. Farr.s, Atkinson. and 1--,hoson, :.into n's
Inn-Fields; a•-r 1 of Messrs f-,kinner, p)he, '1 •ic:iim and Forrest,
Aldep;gatr-ct rect.