Star.
London, England, 1815-11-15 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Saturday se'nufght, S. J. W. F. Welch, Esq. of Elworth Park,
Gloucestershire, to tieorglana, second daughter of the late Sir
Francis Ford, Ban.
The malt silt. at Kendall, John Thompson, M D. of Halifax,
to Charlotte, only daughter of the late Joseph Cartledge, M.U.
of Brow bridge, near Halifax.
Monday, Henry Stallord Northcote, Esq. eldest son of Sir
Stallord H. Northcote, Bart. to Agnes Mary, only daughter of
Thomas Cockbu►u, EN. of Portland-place.

DIED.
On the 2.lth ult. at Close-house, near Newcastle, Calverley
Bewicke, Esq. M. P. for Winchelsea, in Sir.sex
William H. Home, Esq. one of the Representatives of the
county of Wicklow.
Monday sennight, at Denton House, near Grantham, in the
82d year of his age, Sir Win. Earle %Velby, Bart.
Sunday se'neight, Wm. Cleator, Esq. of Cropton. His death
was occasioned by a fall from his horse, whilst hunting on Thurs-
day preceding.
At Limerick, Mrs. Watson, wife of Alderman Watson.
At Banff, the 30th ult. Miss Jean Corse, daughter of the de-
ceased Reverend Dr. John Corse, Minister of the 'Eros Church,
Glasgow.
At Port Antonio, Jamaica, the 20th August, Alexander eta-
' cher, surgeon to the Royal Garrison there.
On the 4th September last, after a few days illness, on hoard
his Majesty's ship Minstrel, in the Mediterranean, Lieutenant
Hector Sharman. aged 22 years.
Sunday seri:tight, at Falmouth, aged 41, Lieut. William
Davidson, of the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; after having
served his country 25 years; 17 of which were passed abroad.
A lew days ago in Dublin, atter a short illness, Mr. Auttliony
Rock, the Comedian. Some years ago he belonged to Covent
Garden and the Haymarket 'theatres, at which he pertormed
with great credit the low Irish characters.
October 26, at Dumfries, Mr. James Primrose, eldest son of
Convener lames trintrose, aged Si. He was in perfect health
not ten minutes prior to his death. Thus was cut off, in the prime
of life, a young man, whose pleasant manners and amiable dispo-
sition make his loss to be severely felt by all who had the pleasure
of his acquaintance.
Monday selinight, at his residence in Balleycovran, near Pur-
dysburn, Win. Butte. This man enjoyed a siondertul portion 01
health and strength nearly to the last day of les existence, lle
was by trade a weaver, and farmed two or three acres of land.
Front tradition, when a youth, he was at the first and last c
horse race contested on I.ambeg Race Course, o hich
considered now to be 11.6 years ago. He has left a sun and daugh-
ter only 18 or ‘lO years younger than himself; the son is unmar-
ried—the daughter is a widow, and both are very healthy.

NEWTON'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH
POWDER. The advantages of a Tooth-powder, com-
posed entirely of vegetables, must be obvious; for salm.aud
acids, which are found in almost every tooth-powder, corrode
the enamel, and expose the more porous parts of :he teeth to
the action of the air, &c. when minute extraneous particles being
insinuated, putrescence succeeds, and ascaries, and ultimately
the hiss of teeth must inevitably follow.
Earths, shells, and fossils, though not so speedy, are equally de-
structive; for the particles, though ever so minute, being hard
and insoluble, are certain, by repeated friction, to maim an
inipressinu on the enamel ; and the slightest impression
kiting once made, nothing can avert the disagreeable con -
lequenee ; except discontinuing their use, and having recourse
to some sAlutary substitute, veltichninstead of destroying will tend
to pre!•eive the Teeth; instead of corroding the enamel, acid
injuring the turns, will renovate and fortify both; for these pur-
poses no preparation can equal Newroses Tomb-powder, being
composed entirely of vegetables, and principally of one, for whosb
excellent effects on the Teeth and Gums, we have the most un-
questionable authority. • •
To the general approbati•in of Newton's Tooth-powder, the
proprietor is proud to boast of references to malty elevated cha-
racters or the Sottish and Foreign Courts.
Wholesale Orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. New-
ton's Agent, Mr. Edwards, 66, on the Foot-way, tit. Paul's
Church-yard, nearly opposite the Nortb-gate,. In Boxes is. 9d.
each.

DO eelebtateh CORDTAttAI.MoICIVEAT)
is a preserver and rrsturcr tif health to the weak, the sitkli,
and infirm. Its warm And renovating quality, Lutist-Avidity re. -
41,-rs it the best up. dicitie fur relakattinsi, debility, la,..ittile, It-.
mon. sinking of the spirits, and all those nervous aftciius.,
which harass and niiprei.s the weak, the sedentary, mid the d:11.
cafe; k warms rini stealies the cold and tremuLes nerves, itays•
prates the muscular system, estimates the whits, aad renovate,
the wluile man; whereby the chill wa:ery Hold'. iceatne rid, Ala.l
balsamic, and the circulailiozrme.rtiatinides;itua• IGeoaltartif;do z:toatei.so,
oz.
fordatdtretbyt ga.
Iga.otetiLe;iglihr,tutie and Uowdn.g, Salisbury ; and al,
Meil.citie Venders; prite I Is. cacti, or four in tune Emily gut +.
for 33.. by which one Its bottle is ......ve.t, with the Is-ord.—
.' Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved un the Stamp.
ITT Dr. Solomon el. l• 'VI, whets t.ti:vlllicti by leler, the uv,:li
complinnist of a XI wire to be iticos,d, autts.,ted, " Me:,,.7
Letter. 3)r. Sidonion, Gilead !louse, ht_ar Livapoul. ph,i
Itio.,ble postage."

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lIIXON'S AN I IntI:RAN P11.1.:-.,
For INDIGESTION, kIEAD-ACIIES, HEART- UUR N, P
flillESE rah long since obtained just CZ] !!,!.
.L. in the priva-e prac!ice of the Proprietor, Mr. 1)!Xts:
Apothecary; and liven their great succeis in mar.y
bilious disorders wt Numerous rati.mts .o'iri::t!kti, pm •
•
eularly the Duke of BEDFORD, 'Ur ea.esitta:. t• u ;
Sir GREGORY PAGE I'URNER, the lkswag 1' !; .•.
and SELF, the Viscourstess 11U LEILISY, Etc. Etc. he 'vas
sumied to offer thin to the Public, oink!
sanction of their moues.
They are Wand to be an incomparable remedy fur re.,:ea -.R
the tone of the stomach, fur curing indigestiun„ ;o- l t, v,
crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruetatiolis v.! 1:.•
leutes. They remove habitual and temporary C.4tiV,lirs, •,.
head-achs, and liest:t burn, whether arising trout the
of the redieudant bile, ionempe:ate diet, or drinking to ••c•,....
tionuti log a due seal-tient of the bile' • they are observe ! v • .
dertitliy to clear a tallow complexion ; and betnz 4 ta•r;;liii::,
arc itlr. 'Seel IV e, it.), Prevvr.t those uhs:ructiors Vie i. 4
which arc so troublesome to all countries, hut paricularlf
in warm climate.. On this account, they are a valoO,' ,• ,
ration io the medicine chests of those who go lio Vie !. • .
%Vest Indies, or make frequent voyages; and !,,.i! !
gentle in :heir t ts, that they may be adulated as i
'Heine upon every indisposition arising front a dosarditt..-1 .tt:. t
the :stomach or Bowels.
COPY Of A LE FM FROM CAPTAIN 1,4
MR. DIXON, APOTI4ECARI*.
TenDIN i:TON, MIDDLTS Ex. 21 st !y. ,( •
Zit I have received so much b;:n• lie bum yt,t r •*,
AN till/Lie IT'S PILLS, that I feel a satisfac:itm It: Cu'n•••.!,
sing to you my testimony to their tfficacy. I reform.: r.
awl- litany year.; residence t.ere,with nsy cont.:hut; y
impaired, by several with* of a Liver complaint aid I :::h
the renovation of my health entirely to this Medte a..., and .
deroton itt diet. I have recommended it to mai y Indio I .
who Elsewios ackuowkdde no virtico.—Yo.sr v, :y • IL,: -.:-
vont, 1.. CAD ,
Captain 21st Inf.u.try. V' 14. .‘`
Sold by Mr. Bitter, C4cepiide,Ct•rll.•l* t. P.V.i . C
Yard, London; and cozy low had of must "a' • tz
England. Scotland, irelood, %Vales, East and Was: 1:o.i; • ,
tic.'. StC. in 1611gra .et'. nil. and I 1,1 rash.