Star.
London, England, 1802-02-16 00:00:00

DIED.

At Ayr, the gd of February, aged 65, Lady litrril•oo, widow
of the late Sir Henry Hamilton, Batt. e Caitle Cunningham,
in the County of Doncyal, Ireland.
On Sunday morning, at his houfe at Hornfey, Nritiam Len-
nox, Efq. of Broad-ftrt
On Monday fe'nnight, Mrs. Rebecca I ludfon, wife of Mr.
Thomas Hudfon, of Wood-Green, near Witncy, and only
daughter of the late George Davies, Efq. of Dueklitigton, in
Oifordthire.
Lately, George Nugent Reynolds, Efq. of I.ongllcur, in
the County of Leitrim, and Kingdom of Ir:Luid, aged 34,
cuufm to the Mardionefs of Buckingham.
At Norwich, on the IR MR. Mr. Wm. Webfilale. This vene-
rabic man lived in three centuries, and expired at the advanced
age of tax years.
Michael Daniel, of Bellevue, county of Meath, F.fq.
On Summer-hill, Dublin, aged 31.Mns.Franees Brook*, wife
of Mr. John Brooke, attorney.
At Cork, Capt. Hugh Cant Bak er,late of the 17th foot.
The Bth init. between one and two o'clock in the morning,
Mr. Patrick Magrane, of Quickpenny: after returning from a
vifit in the rwighbourhood,he was Riot through the head by the
accidental difcharge of a pißol, in the :di of difengaging it irons
the place to which it had been attached.
At Perth, on the oth loft. James Duncan, Ffq. of Tlpperrnallo.
On Thurfday, at his Fat 's honk, in the Tower, aged I 7
years, Enfign Carington Patcrfon, of the 3d Weft India gi-
mast, youngeft fon of Lieut. CoL Paterfun, CommaacLuit of In-
valids in the Tower Garrifon.

On the 3oth of January, Dr. Wallb, of Rcd Lion-fquare.
On Friday, at Stamford-hill, Mrs. Heintz, wile of Mr. Elias

At Glafgow, on Thurfday Lift, Mr. Robert M'LachLm, fur-
geon and Lieutenant of the Artryllfhire Fencibles.
At Glafgow, on Saturday fc'nnight, Alcx. Low, Efq: mer-
chant, late one of the magiltrates them.
At Calcutta, in June Taft, much regretted, Mr. John Wilton,
merchant there, ate of Glafgow.
At Glafgow, on Monday fe'nnight, after a fhort Diners, the
Rev. Dr. Win. Lockhart, minifter of St. Andrew's Church in
that city, in the 58th year of his age, and goth of his miniftry.
On the loth November lalt. in the gift year of his age at
Pamaffits Mate, Clarendon, Jamaica, Mr. John Eves, third
fon of Mr. Eves, of Clifford, in Herefordiliire, at al twirl brother
of Mr. George Eves, of Chapel-firect,Bectford-row.
At St. Martin's, Welt Indies, Captain Gamier, of hit Majef-
CO (kip, Southampton.
A fcw days ago, in the le2th year of her age, Mrs. Golding,
of HUM. in Cleveland.

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At Aeon, In his 76th year, Mr. Wm. Stokes.
On Friday morning, in confequence of s violent attack of
the gout. Mrs. &viand, wife of John Bakery ilurland,
of Stock Houle, in the county of Dorfet.
On Saturday laft, in the 6501 year of his age. at his houfe in
Percy-Itreet, after a painful Rinds of twelve days, Wm.
Browne, Efq. Late Governor of the Wands of Bermuda, and for-
merly one of his Majcites Council at Bolton.
I arty on Saturday morning, after s lingering and painful
illnefs, Mrs. Balk, near the Terrace, Finibuty-fquare, wife
of Alexander Francis Baffle, Bfq of dit Royal Navy.
Saturday, Mr. John Gnuntrar, of filpry's-gate, Weßminiter.
Captain Pearce, priacipalConsmitgri for the Foreign Army,
low ImaPr the Prised 'de Conde. while OD his Pairai4 tied'

TO-NtORROT.

rifts Sun It!, Mr..• • •
57 minutes fter 6I 3 minutc. viler 5 I 11.1cittc,

wATER AT 1.01.3)0 >r-Ult IN:F. o Mwt
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DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENERI,..:
COMPLA!N
MR. DUFOUR informs the ruhiic,that her..
daily be confulted gratis, fmm 9 to 3, at his !vie
5, Frith-Rivet, Soho, London, in all cafe.; of °hitt.
Stridiures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Lr
Fiatila, Impotence, and deltility in either ilex, dte.
extenlive Practice in this department, to which he l•as
filed hiinfcif for many years, be offers a method of cure,
efficaciout, and which prevents a relapfe.
Mr. DUFOUR, folr. Proprietor of Daran'a
dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fo iimpruvLa the::,, Iv; .
ing them of tht irritating effedis of common Bocoi 1, tact Cf....!
fuccecel where conflict and other violent means irevc ailed.

For the Venereal Difenfe, Mr. DUFOUR is in !Adreri,t,
Daran's f 9 mild that they render
r.dtraint in diet umteccifary. To enable him to att;a:d palc: ••
at their own houfes, he has provided the afttitance of a Cti•.!te.
man niche Faculty. Perfons in the country may he cured
acing tlicir cafes in letters, poll paid.
Juft poblifh:d, price 2+. 6d. Fifth Flitlon, ''.
Trea.ife on the alvwe ConipLints, ithulrated with the v:tri-trs
fymptome and Cafes Chewinit the painful acd ch•vvrous et-
fees of Caufticßoogies; an improved method of treating
norrheas, /cc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-tout, suhog
and H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row; alto to be hid at
M'queen's, Exeter-Charge, and at the Author's.

WHEN Profellional Tlcn of education and re-
tp..olsiality deviate from the genend fyltem by the foe
leztion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtiJn of long couttnutti
Iticcefs is the hrft criterion cf fupericrity.
Fight yeats have I devoted toy prasittee to the exclui!ve ere,
merit of THREE DISORDERS, acid the fueecf4ul rciuti of
mrylan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as I t'P
able the erratic, of clink complains which are the molt intrare.
ant in the eat..locue of human infirmities.
After iiii'iation into every branch as an Array Surge-so.,
formed a wlib at an early periad of Pradlice to reCcut: hislisiCa-
ais frnn the ignor.incr of uneducated Mm, or the equally clut-
serous precipt!Kncy of general Praaitionera.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have ek:
*felt cd my attention, comprii.c every fpecies of VENEREAL
INIFCTI' SN, whcsher of a recent or long duracion.-2dlF.
All kinds of DEBILrry, whether ariling from the habits o!
Schoolboys or the indulgence of mature age, and lalLtv that 41•
rangeniect of the f; fleet in Womtn is culled JJARRIi.N.
Nr.ss Gt

Numerous sill.calls are the rani! of ignorance or lazfle In 4,4
treatment of a limp. Gonorrhea,and it rot tintr.ooPently
pens that the feeds of Lite are poifrned by the indif.retion of on
unguarded hour. By a fuptrior method fuel complaints ate
uafily cured, and even where others Lave railud, I trult that I
may prefunie to offer a radical re-eftabliihment
Few,however, arc the cafes of complicated diftrtfs in tit
(Murder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whe
from indulgence it a SOLITARY VICE, or :In. prevalent Gaits
ties of a talbionabk Life, acqUire that Rate en Debility which
is the unavoida:ale confequcoce of Path pernicieui habits.
Where the unhappy fufferer broods (Aver his mirery, but :are,
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fcm: ccaulation toe
him to know, that although it lit an ohjsa of Inn*: or tinter.
Uinty with other Praditioners, the ronotal of theft: De f.
CIENCI ES by the gradualprogrefa of Renovation is the acquits;
ment of my ex:.:Tic:lce. If the rites of Bacchus,cr Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety u tit bf• prevented
by an early countcradioo of this languid and in thrill
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
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But where this Deficicney has fur yeats e ;tied. a properPcr
feverancci,ir,difp nGLlprequiateto refiv a &lig Ilitlabrias (park'
of Life, and to re-animate the ContLitution.

MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirt:l-par:tett
in their cx.peciationa of a Family. Islay be that in rte.*.
inftaices dc.f...as are. arable by Viet:kit; ....kin.
The SF.CRECY whicli is fo etiential to my un.'..:.rtakititt, aid"
the Q.Lial!hcatiotis vrhich I have preferred to Rote, form 'bet
Baths of my Preteufions, and in coireidence with fu^.ll this in 7!•
tuatier, is feVUI. Coat Mr B-- may he cuitfult<ti rfnuaily
(or 5., I.."ltc•fs Mc!..7ifirg a fmall note) at hi. houfe, Nu. ay, Arum
dcl-Brett, htrand, tiear. Tervil•!-B:v.

There is an additional en:rance in Water-fin:et a•ljnirti:s
And the name is on both the doors.

M. B. Marcther of the Rocal College of So rzcorix.

To T. TAYLOR, surgeon, No. 9. New Brivigr-Itreet, London
age, Edinburgh, May i, (goo.
IN the fprir.g of 1794 I was afilided with a Vel
real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for tee
months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyileizn,
wilts put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe tby
m•: re will appheations) for lonic time ; but Itrerving, In fpit: of
all medicine and the advice of the krft Gent lenien tithe Faculty
hi re, work and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a flats
a!moft u nyetrafteled and beyond defeription,heing an entire lepere
and ulcerated trom head to tO.A.—My head, throat, mouth,
note., lefys, ann,, but. have been alternately in dpnger of beottno
ing avid 's; in 'bort, I have had from ao to 3o cling uleerleot
my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would be
voluminous to particularize all my cafe—Julie.: it to fay, &as
never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangsrons, or of
more complicated mature. I was long looked upon by try
friends, and imagined my felf,b4.7olld ail irepesof recovery , and
indeed, in my then condi: ion, death was preferable to my more
than miferable Rater In this dreadful Ltugtion did I drag a n.ett
miferabls evidence, till Dtv I s e PROW/Imes threw in my
a ncwfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. 11. of Plymouth—my
friends read it, I cirld not.--1 fent and proeur“l (time of yore
! EARL'S PATENT TILIA, which, by ufing from time to time,
am now, and have long been, (after more than four year.; in
dercrlbable dithers), in as,good a date of health as ever I est-
toyed ; as a proof of this, I had a line, thriving, healthy child,
born to me a few months ago.. In grai itude to Coo, and
hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervicc, I rem.sft you to
publifit this ; and you may at any time refer pelf ms, who wills
to be fatisßeil of the truth of this, or further partieriars*, to
me or my friends, by letter or perion.
As few cafes ter badners will ever equal mine, and none ex-
ceed it, I have from experience every reafon to :aunt mankine.
that in your Leece's P,LLs they will find a fur: fpcedy,ftre.
and radical cure, far that molt dreadful flag,: of the Veoertat
Difeafe, which is called—A court ear VD Lugs.-1 am withsta-
titude, Sir, your obliged humble *ream, .1. T.
• Infurmountable family reafons prevent mating ow Lama
and addrefs public, bat creditable Perfons really seating infor-
mation may sire be reterrei tome and my Friends by Mrs. J.
Clark, Randay-Gaiders, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole l'roprietor, Tutimas TAT.
co R, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Londoe.. it
his horde. N 0.9. New lirisr-ltreet ; where he nil!. give 34-
vice, without a fee, to p:.rf,ns tiling there Pi:ls are: will ar:-
fwer patients letters, if !mitt paid, on Me fame terms,
ing basil cafes the mei inviolable feerecy, no Perfon's nameof
! cafe having been mentioned, hilt at their own particular regime-ft.
by the Proprietor, dutieg the courfe of loot,: then 34 ye:ris
teat he has had the coni'enng of en C N:crOve Ede of the ahoy:
medicine, and the pradliet. e.riting • h-refr
Tney are alfo fold, by his Appointment, fir the convenience
of thole living at a d,flance. by Mr. llottsr, South-bead(,
Edinburgh; Mr. Meanons, Printer, G:4-w, to wl one Igo
Mr. I'. refers for his address; at the Perfanter's, Na. ;c. St.
Albm's-ftreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Rebertron s , No 103,
Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difborough's, No. 7, Filly-ftrect-hil!,
nearly op polite the Monument; Bookfiller, No.l,
Union-row, little Tower-bill; Mr. Cattweirs, Dublin 1 and
by one Perfon in every confnicroble town ;n Creat-tritain and
Ireland, in Boxes of erly 2s. cacti, fealed up with fall ar.tl
plain Diredlions, whereby Perfoos of either Sex may cure
themlelves with eafe and fecrecy.

LONDON: Printed [or the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIFI,
(of Camaby-Brat) at the STA a Pain-nom Orrice. Na. ja
Carey-ftreet ; and publifbeti by LEVEL &TINT, N ,'aa•
tab:zy-place, Lambeth), at No 1, Carry-I.!.rret. ant at tte
STA z-Orrc a. Temple-Dar; to which 0111ce: all eurntmnh