Star.
London, England, 1807-09-18 00:00:00

ECCLESIAS ricAL PROMOTPINS.

The Rev. W. H. Langton, R. D. is lnftituted to the fineca•e
Palmy of Longford, in Derbylhire, on the praentation of T. w'
Coke Efti
The Rev. John Preflon. M. A. Fellow of Chrift'. College
Cambridge, is nrefentt d by the Water and Fellow. of that Soei
ety, to du Refto►y of Toll, with the Vicarage of Caldecot an.
rexed, both In Cambridgeibire, vacated by the death of the Rev
Edmund trent.

lhe R. Samuel Hafted, M. A. of Chrift College, Cambridge,
fon of Mr. Tiaorno. Hatted. Efq of Cambridge, is appointed by
the Provoft of King's College. Conduift to that Society, in the
room of the Rev. C. H. Woollaftbn, refigtied.

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BIRTHS.
On the Oh inft'."t, at Tilfhed Lodge, Wilt+, the Lady of George
Lowther, Lig of a fon.
Oo the t
.4th itazot, the Lady of Sir William johnfton, of
Cat::iehar, Bart. of a fon.

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Friday moriting, the Lady of John Longden, Ertl of Belmont
Houfc, Vauxhall, of a fnn.

At Hilton, on the zd natant, Mrs. Colonel Deas, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On Friday laft, at Flopten %Vetere, Salop, by the Rev. Thomas
Bowan-, Mr. Richard Golightly, of Liverpool, Merchant, to Mils
M. Skelhorn c, young& daughter of the btc Mr. Saelhorne, of
Liverptol.
In December laft, attlee boufe of James Henry Cafamajor, F'q.
at Madras. Charles Mirth, Efq. Barrilter at Law, Advocate of the
Supreme Court of judicature at that Prefideney. and ju,:ge Adv"-
cate General to the Army, to Mite Lewin, daughter of Thomas
Lewin, Efq. of Ridgway, Southampton.
Tuefday fennight, at l'relton, Lancalbire, Robert RobbiaßiFfy
of Lincoln's him, to Mit. Horrocks, Mkt of S. Horrceks, Ely
M. P. or Prritnn.

Same day, William Hayden, jun. Ffq. of Guildford. Surrey, to
Mils Walker, daughter of Edward Walser, Etq of Gettintliorpe,
Effex.

1)1E1).

On the :id 'nitwit, of a deep decline, at his father's houfr,
erfter.place Juhn Charles Fitzgerald, lifq. only fon of John Fitz-
gerald, F.fq.
'I hurfday, at Clifton, Anne Albin; third daughter of William
Fowler. Efq. of Newnhant, Glotoccdertbire, aged is years.
On the tcth inftant, aged 81 years, John Levet:, Ely. at his
elate, I•aft Clore, near Chriit Chterch, Hams.
On the 110 infant, at his apartments in 13ueklerIbury, Edward
Pryre, Ffq. of Merton, Surrey. aged 6
'Jr the Bth init. acrd 2^. Mils Margret▪ Frances Ogle, daughter
of Colonel Ogle, of Walton upon-Thames, Surrey.
Thutfttay, at her father's Houle in Camden place, Bath, Mirs
!cabala Conn, nay.
Laft week, Mr. Thomas Nails, attorney at law, Abingdon, one
of the coroners for Berk !lire. -
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At Caddcr. on the at ft nit. Robert l-Tay. Erg. nf Drommtlzier.

HIGH WATER Af LONNON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Ikon Ing • 25 ailantrs after 3
Attrn *on 39 minutes after 3

DR. FREEMAN'S CUTTA SALU TAR IS.

THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been ct
long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can hear a
competition with it in an the different Rages of a certain Difeee.
which it dreamily cares and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the painful feelings and cipo!ure that attends falivation,
without debilitating the coafti:uinn in any degree, or even re-
quirinc confinement from bet:lock. or reftriddion in diet. The
raeheal vinues of there ineftimahle Drops have proved their claim
to public approbation for more than thirty years. In ad the de
hility of lands fixes, they prove a never failing reftorative, whc
tber the debility is prudoced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit
pica'urzs, rr the effeds of a warm climate to travellers, and thole
going abroad. 'I hey cannot he recommended too ftrnngly to
who will receive a fa'e. fredy, and complete cure in ad nil
iluhborn facet=, and every we Ands that ere& the bladder and
organs of urine By its efficacy many women have become mo•
there who for years had be cn deprie ed of that happirds
' Sold witoldale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chcnfide, cor-
ner 4.t Pate ro. fter•rova, and retail by Beim, Portiment h. Welton
Port lea ; V.' iils and Rogers, Plymouth. Beck, Hull; Calwe:ll, l)ub;
lin; M.lcelonald, Olafgow ; Smith and Nlande.rton, l'e'inburgh;
and by rn-it country medicine valders, in bottles, at is. 94.1. each ,
with ample dirceliens.

xAT HEN Profeili lot Men of Education alid Xe-
" fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feledion
of a •part;colsr blanch the fandiou of long cooticued fucceXes is
the Iv!t criterion of fuperierity.
Thiftern years have I devoted my praeliee to the excluVe treat.
mert of l'hree Piroriers, and the fuecefsful refultof Inv ugives
me a&itional ardour to nppofe as far as I am able, the ravages of
&ore Complai2ta which are the molt important in the Catalogue
of Human inSrmiriea.

After initiation into every Branch, as an Army surgeon, I
formed a wtth lc an early period of pradliee to recut. individuals
from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous
preemitancy of general Pra.tlitirovers.
1 !le Three Difor.lers, to the cure of which I have devoted my
atte• eon entoptife every ftterios of V FNS FAL. INPECTIN.
whether of a rreent or long duration. dslly, all kinds of debility,
whether arifing from tho itanitg of Ichool boys or the indulgenco.
est rwure lge and, lattiv. twat dernieruent of the fvftrm fa wa
men whiali i.. cillecll3AltkEt,t NI F.: S, or S ri
Numerous Dittafes are the refuit of ignorance. or bade in the
treatment nf a Ironic Gonorchma t and it not unfrequently hap
pens that the feed.; t.f Life arc poifoncd by the trdircretion of an
unguarded boor Ly a foperior meth° I fucb C./113041V% arc tally
cored; and. even where others have faii.d, I trult t!at 1 may pre-
form to ',rex- a radical re-enahliihroent. _ _

Few, however, are the cafes of complkated diftrefs in this do
order, compared with the calamitous &indent of men, who from
an inilitlgenee in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a
tallot ante life, acquire that ftate of debility, which is the una-
vuidat le eonreguenee of fneh pernicitnis habits.
Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mlfery, but care
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confshoion far him
to know, that although ir he an ohjeEt of doubt cr uncertainty
with other praditionern the removal of thefe iltficiencirs by the
gradual progrds of renovation is the acquirement of my expert
cur If 'he rites of 'Bacchus or Verus have begun to reduce manly
signor, much ansiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion
of thia languid ftate: and in thele cafes no great difficulty will occur.
The tecrecy which is to effrntial to my underrasing, and the
gratifications which I have prefumed to state, form the balls of
my peenuflons. and in coincidence with filth this intimation is '
given, that Mr. Bree may be confultesl pLrfonally, or by Letters
(incitifmg a (mall Note), at his boort, No. 29, Arundel-fteert,
Strand near Temple-Bar
MARRIiiD W4:SMEN, who It2V.:. long been difappointed
their expedations of a family, may be atfured, that in mutt lin
ftances, fuchdcfeCts are curable by Medical (kill.
There Is an additional hntrance In Water fireet adjoining.
and the name is on both the d..ors. MARTIN BREF.,
Member ni pie Royal College of Surgeons in Lem.'on.
A CAUTIGON.—Some Pcrcona. WhO falsely affect thenstenes to
be NilihtlitliS-es 7141 t ROYAL Cottanc,hmfieg for feveral mor,ths
paft copied my Advertifrment; aloud word for word. and (alerted
them as their own prod:onions It is my duty to mention that
Mire Perfosts are solMenibers of any Ckillegeln London, Edin-
burgh, or entwines; nor have they day right to ?radise Surgery
In Lot)don.
*B.. A Lilt dethe keasbers ti put tithed at the Hoofs of tbc
College in LincJia's Ira:skids, which may be refrtred to.