Star.
London, England, 1801-02-02 00:00:00

MARRIAta.

HOW manv men to all appearance in the prime
of life, who have not yet arrived to the age of twenty-
five years, arc rendered ntiferabic to thenatelvel and ullefs to
the great chain of fociety, which they have either brought de
thstadvers, or, by the force of bad mauvipte, are given up f
a forret ftect the dinfequence is, that their mind as wan as
body is debilitated; to Chute the N tVOU A CrOU'i A L is recom-
mended, and for which Dr. DROOL PA olitainsd his MA/ FITT'S
ROYAL LEIYin, PA TF ;it Mil pasted them from tke in.
lirmities of old age and a wretched diffulittion. Amidft the
agonizing red...llion, of cunt ions guilt, ti,w nt...r.y are there of
tam fos,s, that are damsel from entering h:to the married
tt.tte, hr infirmities which delicacy forbids them to difclofe ;
and thofe are not a few, who being already married, are ten-
Glared tniforable for want of thole tender pledges of mutual love,
without which, happinefs in this Rate is at lea& very precarious.
Tits vice above alluded to, Cattle, in women, irregularity, pains
in the back and chat, hyNrics, fpafins, lots of appetite, &o.
In mm, it Lautes imbecility, languor, relaxation, nervous
complaints, debility, anxiety, and a long train of melancholic
diforders. The Nervous Cordial Rand; unrivalled, Ls it has
been unitized by the firft Pmfeffurs and Medical Men Europe
can proilme, and may be relied on in giving immediate relief
and certain tare iu "soft flaps of Nervous Complaint., this
exalted Medicine has been productive of stoma) gond, mid the
many reitorsd to the blairigs of health, froth the gates of
death, by this inellirnabic preparation. is the highoft entail/him
which could poffibly be paid to Dr. Brodum, and is, indeed,
his basil and r,wani.

Broduin'i•Ouide to Old Are,or advice to both S, ace. to ob-
tain a radical and permanent cure for thole fecrd infirmities of
Nature whirls delicacy often forbids to Mai-loft even to their
datives ; with a Treatife on Female Difeafes, rvous, Hypo-
chondriac, and Coofumptlve Complalnts. 'ro which is added.
Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, &c. It ie particularly
recenstriended to Smfaring Men.- -

The BuTAPIICAL SYNU; and Nl' ItV01:11 Count to be had
attbe Doaor's boute, N 0.9, Alblotrafireet, feeen door from
the Leverian Afufeurn, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at %as.
t rs. 6d. and gs. dd. We
In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Trues/tan and Sot,
BABA Sheppard, Geipart, Harding
Btigbton, Donalifon and Co. Olafgovr, Baxtcr,,
Birmirgbam. Swintny, Igksicit, Mie,dledi•cit,
Bedford, Smith, Ilk of Wight, Albin,
Blandford, Sinunomr, Inetre, A. Vorinz, merchant.
Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Minos and Co.
Cheltenham, Soak., Lynn, Dal..s.
Cambridge. flee, Leieefler, Swinfen,
Canterbury, Brillow, Lewes, Mut, •
Cartlfk. Wilt, MancinAer, Lynch.
Chatham, Etberington, Margate, Sitter,
Chirmfer,!, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller,
Cbetter, Poole and Son, Neweaftle Walker,

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l'hicheft, t.
Spilibuty and Co.
Durham, Henderlint,
Roft,
novrr, Nettles

Northampton. Dicey and
Nottisrgham. Burins and t's.
Norwich. *mentos. and
Oxford. Jones.
Plymouth. Nettleton,
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Devizes, Broughton, Poivfmouth, Beim.
Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co.
Edinburgh, Baxter. Sunderland, Bray,
Mdlrs thdband, Sheri"'burr, &Moven,
Eider, and Coe Southampton. Baker.
—..--. Mr. R. Scott, drug. Tertian, SevPnt,
Meffro. Daeldfon & Palley, Mr. A. Barry, hierzh.
Oladwin, roofed. Sallibury. Crain%
and by inoft bookie-11m and Malkin...Yeutter+ in the three
kingdoms.

Letters, Rating PatiotW Cafes, %ell, the Dosior's ufud Fee
of a Guinea, will be ltridtly attendiJ t
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To tisofe LalliCS or Gent:lernat bora..ring on the State of Ma-
trimony, the Do.`for would particularly r.roommrtid clic Bota-
nical Syrup, (prior to their appear:mee before the Altar of Hy-
men), who are in the fmall:ft degree apprettenftve of the filtem
not being entirely found, or fubjeilt to re:orations of the
Maly bundrea of patois in Ow counties of Devon and I)or-
fet have ban reftored from the brink of the grave, the Which
die papers, in the Paid counties, have day given an account of.
llse gray demand fortbefc invaluable Medicines by Arnts
throughout the three kingdoms Ulrich:fitly to:citifies tbsir fain.
tar, Me a. 4-
A ass. Bottle contains equal to five ftriall omit.
It will lie' seoeffary the beam duiuld fee fury P..deota as art
allided Whit Maine* or Lo gi of Atilt, or fend their Odes. by
I or tired, to rbc Dollar; (pad or earriav paid), wi
iip phol Itledictirt o* a bad rimy day.

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tinder the Patronage of his Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of
WALES, Grove Honfe, Knightibridge.
MILITARY EDUCATION, directed by an Officer of Expe-
rience and Reputation.
THE Itiftruaions conlifi of a fhort coorfe of
Mathematics, adapted to the Art of War, Field Fortifica-
tions, Planning, Attack and Defence, Pradice on the Ground,
Military Geography, (Military Laws and Tattim adopted by
this Country, taught by the Adjutant of the ift Regiment of
Life Guards) Fencing, French, and German Languages, Per-
fian ditto, for the Cadets in the Hon. Eaft India Company'',
Service. Twelve Young Gentlemen only (none under 13 years
of age) will be admitted; and fhould any of them diflike their
situation, after a month's refidenee in the EftabliOunent, they
ere at liberty to leave it, without the lcaft charge being made.
Further particulars may be had at the Grove Houfe, Knight&
bridge.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, yan.3t

ADEtIiALTY-OFFICE, JANU tRY, 31.
; Copy of a letter from Admiral Lurwtoor, Commander in
Chief of his Majefty's Shins and Verdi in the Downs, to
ErAN NEIMAN. Efg. datcd the 28th haft.
Sir ~I enclofe to you, for the infontfation of
my Lords Commiflioners of the Admirlaty, a
Letter which I have kilt received from Lieutenant
PEACE, commanding the King George hired
cutter, giving an account of his having this morn-
ing captured- the Flibuftier cutter privateer. •
(Signed) 'REEF. LUTNVIDCII.
King George hired armed cutter, Downs, lan. at.
Sir—l have the pleafurc to inform you, that
about one o'clock this morning I captured the
French cutter privateer le Flibuffier, commanded
by DESLOGVE, manned with fixtecn men,
with mufkets and piftols : She had been out from
Dunkirk two days, and had made no captures.
(Signed) W. J. PEARCE.
Copy of a Letter from Captain 100 N GIFYARD, OMIT =ding
his tViajefty's Alp Aetire, to van Nepean, Efq. dated at fea
the a6th
Sir—His Majefty's jhip under my command
this morning captured the French cutter privateer
le Quinola, carrying fourteen guns, fix and two-
pounders, and forty-eight mesi, after a chace of
two hours : She failed from Morlaix yefterday
morning, and had not made a capture.
(Signed) jou* GIEFARD.

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