Star.
London, England, 1813-12-06 00:00:00

BIRTH.
the Lady of Sir Thomas

MARRIED.
The Rev. Robert Cony, of Russell-place, Fitrroy-square, to
Louisa, youngest daughter of R. Harmer. Esq. of loane..strett.
Vi'ednest'ay, at Beauzuout, Essex, the Rev. William Moretue
Moreton, twElizabetis, daughter blthe Rev. H. Hutton.

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December 2, at Putney, in his 61st year,- Mr. Jean Robinsur,
bookseller, in Patetooster-row, of the Arm of Wilkie and Sto-

binson.
Nov. 20, the Rev. Wm. Missgan, of Brecon.
Nov. 22, the Rev. Miles Bassett, B.A. Vicar of St. Mary,
Swansea, and of St. Ismael, Carmarthenshire.
The Rev. N. Cotton, Rector of Thornily, nest Northamptols.
Lad week, in the 7sth year of his age, William Witham',
gap of Ivy Tower, Pembrokeshire. lu him the !tutted world
has sustained a loss that will not he easily repaired. la antiqua-
rian, biblical, and ecclesiastical leazaiag he has left few etplalt,..—
His Primitive History, Christian Code, and new Translstiat.of
the New Testament, all tar.sallt his nante with hortchir
posterity. His Primitive Knory Shad ihr approbation of tee
celebrated chronologist Dr. Hales, and his New Tran.l.don of the
New Tesament has received its just tribune of applause in the I ,•1
volume of the New Annual Register.
At Dumfries, on the 21 ult. alter a loag and painful Mass,
Mr. lames M'Clure, well known u the Manager and Sepein.
tendaat of the Assemblies and other public entertainments e eat
piece. Like the benevolent Nash, who actea as Mastrr of dm
Ceremonies at Bath, Mread‘Clur. was uo less respeetzd fee Ns
humanity to the poor, than fur his uniform politeoess and at:
chis to the recreations of the Irgher classes. He was the geed!
friend of distressed nr,erA and Modest worth. and vros a
cuous promoter of tse exertions so For.ottably made by chi:,•
habitants of Dumfries, for the co t o tb: widow and eala, to
of the Poet Burns. His character can.tut in tact be tetti r dr.
scribed than in. the following co/spilt Irons tie pen is a voilic.l
Townsman, Mr. Mayne, oil) knew bim well:
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Were will ye find, upright and pure,
An bonen wan like James kllilure

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discovered for nervous diseases and ,bartered COUbtludiaas, ottr
sumptions, weakness of !neat ur niernoty. bypachosSria„ nein.
blins of t mind, sexual debil..., stomach and bowd WV.
plaingts, andhe all. other diseases arising front a rzlaxed state of
!hi,
nervous sys.em, which arc too often brougat on by dlsd,•;,.
In youth, and the gross violatpn of those rules which proles:l
dictates for the preservation oftealth, and the hying tau:ht.:l
for a long and happy life. with' a firm anal strong constitnacto.
' Sold by Mathews and Leigh IS, Stand, London ;
North Bridge, Edinburgh ; andall Medicine Venda... Price tlt
each, or four in one family bottle fer ass. by wit'els olle it k't
tie is saved, with the words 4' Sand. Solomon,Ltverpool,'
graved on the Stamp.
6* Dr. Solomon exrects, when wassulted by letter, fl u
compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, adders<
" Money Letter. Dr. ,olomon, Gilead lime, near Liver/
Paid double postage."

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