Star.
London, England, 1805-07-09 00:00:00

DIED.

A few day fence, Mils Frances Muf3r.ve, youngeft daughter
of the late Sir r'hitip Mufgrave, Bart._

A few days ago, after a finering inners, John Wm. Wye, Efq„
eldeft fon of Mr. Wye, of Hartford near Huntingdon. About the
year?Oo.
be was appointed to the Medical Department of the
Fait India Company on the Bombay Eltablifhment From the
high (minion tha Government of the Prefidency emertained of his
abilities, and the knowledge he had acquired of the Malabar lan-
guage, he was appointed one of the Judges and Collediors ir, the
ceded countries on that coaft, a fituation which he filled with this
high credit to hionelf, and fatisiadiou to his employers, till Ida
return to England about two years ;go.
At the manic of Dunbar. on, on the 27th ult. Mrs. Orphant,
wife of the Rev. James Oliphant, Minifter of that para.
At Kell°, Mrs. Stenboufe, widow of Capt. John Sienhoufe, in
the fervice *f the States General, in the 94th year of her age.
On the 6th init. Mary Ann Bond, widow of the late Edward
Rood, Efq. of Golden-lane. brewer

At limerick, Willizm Taylor. Efq- Staff Adjutant of the Di-
Reid. At an early age he purehafed an Ecligncy in the 28th Ito-
giment, and at the battle of White Plains, in Amelia, command-
ed a company of aid regiment, in which engagement he received
a ball in the left eye, which wa• extmdted thro' his mouth.
On the 25th ult. Mr. Ceo. Neilfuu, one of the Secretariadtbe
Bank of Scotland.

l'uefilay, at Chertfey, immediately after eating a beery dinner
Steele, rfq. of that place.
On Monday fe'nnight, Capt. Stapies,of Newark, while playing,
at cards, was feized with an apopleetic fit, and expired immediately.
Bias WIC: AT LONDON RAID OF TO MORROW .
Morairtg •• ^ o Ann tel after is
- ARersooa ••• • • 23 minutes aftcr is
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RHEUMATTSMS, Pal fie s , and Gouty, Affeitiuns,
IN- with their ufual conco.nitants, Spaftn, or flying Pains, Flatu-
lency, Indigeftion, and general Debility, originating in whatever
fource) are relieved and frequently cured by Wa E H [MA Wentz
of Muftard Pills, after every other means had failed.
The Fluid Elfence ofdlloitard, (ufed with the •Pftls,da thole ••• •
complaints where neeeffary) is perhaps the aloft active, penetrat-
ing, and effiZtual remedy in the weld, meting the fevereft Sprains
and firuifes, in kfs than gilt the time ufually taken by any caber
'Liniment or Fmbrocitlem. end if aid immediately after any ac-
cident, it prevents trisilfartrurning black.
It is preparedardiaki at en. pd. VAC!' b(,Z or bottle, by R. loom.
STON, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-Ikea, Soho, London.
rsHING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYING
LOZENGES have been for foetal years proved day
elficacious at ch.. feako, in removing the numerous comilaints
occafioordby the •-eifive changes of the wather is our variable
climate; and as 0p.., . •g Phyfis on all occaficns, his fuperier to
'every other Medicine.
The public are patticula.-'y requefted to °Nerve, that, in conk.
quence of a (purloin compofition having been impofed oo the pub-
lic as Ching's Patent Worm Lozeages, each Box at.d Paeketof the
genuine Medicine have the name of Ching and Butler, No 4,
Cheapfide, engraved on the (tamp, by order of the Hon Comma.-
forgers, to imitate which is felony. Sold wholefale at Ching and -
Butler's.,No. 4, Cbeaylide ; asi retail by molt Medicine Vendas
In every town, in boxes at U. 0. and gs. 6d. nub.

A CERTAIN CORE FOR CORNS.
INFALLIBLE GERIAMI
THE PROPRIF.TOII...a this molt excellent
RENLEPYlsfolertain-of its ECeicy having never failed,
in a.variety .r Cifes, igrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn,
rost mid branch, TO %TORS TIE mosii. And he 'lv leave
to adi, that it has inlinitely the advantage of the nuinbcrids indi-
cations Ointments, Salves, lec..as many hundreds of afffieled pa-
tens can toady, among whom arc force of the fiat charaeler, to
this kingdom. . _

Sold inolefale and Retail by T.Mtell, No. I, Fintli-Line, war
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, l'avißock-
itreet ; Mr. %Mon, No. 39, St. Jansees-ftreet; Mr. Hilda,
No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboulli
and Co. N 0.130, Oxford-fireet.
At Briftol, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfdlers
Bath, By Hazard, bookfcller, and Wright, perfumer. •
Edinburgh, by Batter, South Bridge.
Parties and Gofport, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeffets
Portintouth. Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
And by moll of the Venders of Medicines in England.

HAVING dedicated taykif to the Rudy, and been
gratified by the milt confiderable pradtice in that branch
w!.ici: I thought ;roper to Ned, 1 truft that I have not more mit •
etr.rloyed my time than thole who, in the ettenfivz Lid of the
profailicn, are oceafionally inenteafed in uncertainty, and cast of
always attain that fuccefs which is acquired by concentrating the
intcredloal tower to one cies cf Wonders
The di:mfes of osou.rrY arc pectin:44y dlftriEng, for ti,c7
bring with them a train of concomitant fruptoms, and, by a
prdfion of i vital energy, erlitence RCN becomes embittered.--
Whether they &rife from the pn:ealtr...e of iii example, chee cftruc-
the habits cf fchoolaboys, et- the indulgences c% maturity, the rree
quire the molt alliduous profefronal Rill ; but by the Igoe:rasa
of uneducated Rita, the Irk:Teems are aggravated, ani he "nit'
tutlon is dettroyed.
As a AdaholßFß of the ROYAL COLLRGErr SITMG BONS,
ground my pretenfions on regularity of education; and ••:lif.4
every privilegeto pradlice, I feel myfclf entitled to that c.)ofideuee
with which I have hitherto been ib literary hon,ured.
in the Grit fonfatioes of local weakness, early apptution win
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame: but where the fof•
fetes, from a conrcioufnefs of the unmanii:es of the vice which
canted Ms misfortune, is fearful of the cot:iv-opt o: confute of his
family pbyfician. and broods over his infirmity with careful con-
cealment, it melt be fatisfaetory foe him to be affure! not only of
capability of treatment but alto (so the molt hamlet,: kezecy..

And in recent Venc-ral Complaints tt is pr.MM.:us prev.-nt
danger or litres; In the rioft e-,mirlicated edes tt 1. tfeaccidrw
omit of excluilve esperience in this line to ao.ft a fa* earns
sand Coady re-eft.abilitenent.
1 ofer .he advantage of. tfils exnerirnee to the:6'pol either fee who
are adlidted with any kind of IiEfiLLITY, of Acf ffnlrortiof
VENWEAL INPRCI'IOI4. and in all esfes—t3eterras of raw:
neritlop are fisted on the firft interview.
Paereti'fil the country are expodted to !adore a Sank note. iite
ate roqucited to fperify their age =1 tx living.
MARTIN IP-RR,
htenaber of the Royal College of Sorge:ma ha London.
No so. fi,,indel-ftreet, &rand, net Trenp:e Qrr

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