Star.
London, England, 1814-03-07 00:00:00

OXFORD, MARCH 5.

On Wednesday last the following Gentlemen were admitted
to degrees:
Bachelors and Doctors In Divinity—The Rev. John Fletcher
Muckleston, M.A. of Christ Church, Grand Compounder; Rev.
Edward Nares, M A. of Merton College.

Doctor in Civil Law—Rev. The Lane, B.C.L. of Mag.
dalen Hall.

Bachelor in Civil Law—Rev. Bernard Smith,ef New College.
?'aster of Arts—Rev. Francs. J'reer Clay, of Trinity College,
Bachelors of Arts—George Wildman, Esq. of Christ Church,
Grand Compounder; Mr. W. Milton Bridger, of Christ Church;
aad Mr. John Edward Sabin, of Lincoln College.

MALICIOUSLY SIIOOTING.—Jame: Smith, a carpenter
residing at Walton-upon-Thames, Middlesex, was
charged at Marlborough-street, on Saturday, with
maliciously shooting at Thomas Carrington, and
dangerously wounding him. Tiiis offence was com-
mitted six weeks ago, an 4 the following are the par-
ticulars :—Carrington, who is a tailor residing at
Walton, had lodged in the house of the accused, and
there seemed to be a sort of jealousy on the part of
Smith, respecting a supposed familiarity between
Carringtoa and his wife. The prisoner lately re-
moved to the care of a gentleman's house in the
neighbourhood, and he was much annoyed on several
evenings by the house bell being rung. The priso-
ner, armed with a gun, loaded with pieces of lead,
waited in concealment on a certain evening, at gun-
shot from the house, suspecting it was Carrington
who annoyed him, and on the bell being rung, he tired
in the direction, and severely wounded the prosecu-
tor in the leg and thigh. It was a dark night, so that
the prisoner could not discern the person of Carring-
ton. The prosecutor had been six weeks in the hos-
pital. The prisoner was remanded for another eta-
midation, when the witaesso ljom Walton will at-
tend.

The 19th ult. at West Town, Snt
Somerset, the t.a th of enfant*
13ateman, Esq. jun. of a son.
Thursday sennight, the J.ady of Captain Belstade, of Wut:ll.
ington, nest Ashby-data-73oucti, of A son add two daufhters

MARRIED.

Lately. Captain Fartingron, Royal Navy, to Fiances Ann, se-
cond daughter of the late Edward Grum, Rag. of hledhani, la:s
of Wight.
Wednesday, at Streatham Church, the Rev. John Rann'ver,
of Brampton, Oxtordshire, to Miss Bhuttleworth, of Uri„ r
Tooc:ng.

On Sunday, the 27th February, at her house at Qnren's nun,
Cite sea, Mri. Pirating, !Ado* of the late Rer. John Partin., of
Perham, DorsEtshir,i.
March 1, Sebastian Fridag, tsq. Pruss!an Cbcsul Gener3l,ld
the 76th year of his age.
At Ipswich, George, Baron Wense, Captain In ibe stl Reif.
mein of German Hussars.

Sunday .e'nniglit, ac Wgisdhridge, after a short 11Inelt, Ehts-
beth, wife of Mr. Fisher, Manager of the Norfalk and Sido
Theatrical Compact el..
Lately, at Cannock, near Stafford, John Stubbs, N. aged 81.
About eleven o'clock at night he leaned himself bachwards m
his chair, acid vapired without a groan, ansidit a select party g
friends whom he had ►een entertaining.
Mr. Joseph Douglas, Midshipman, in an attack b• the bo.itc
the Swiltsure, on the Charlemagne French privateer in the Me-
diterranean.

A few days ago, in the 57th year of his age, after a short illness,
Mr. Joseph Schotes, of Oldham, hatter. He was a awn of gigan-
tic stature, aid exceeded the pond. roue weight of 37 stone;
his coffin measured two yards six inches in letigtit, and nearly 3
yards in girth ; the body, coffin, and bier, weighed three pack
(26 score) weight. In point of size, strength, and action, with
exact symmetry in all irs pars, he stood unrivalled.

ADVICE.
•
WHEN Men of Education and professional skill
use pereeverog endeavours to discover the must sate and
sonata method of treseng a few prevailing Diseases, the success.
rut result of their ripetiener is the hest proof of superiority.
Messrs GOSS and. Co as regular Members of the Royal
College of Surgeons in London, :Ave been uniuced to make
the cure of the following the object of their particular study, via.
a certan Disorder, frequently contracted !it a moment of ir.oxi.
canon, ow! b's concomlants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by
an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de.
bitty, whether arising from Beech:menet: eulalgences, long rest.
donee IT •••esinisclimatee, or a secret sulk sty vice, too often er,
happily pursued by the youth of both •i-ee., to the one taus n;
sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of uer-
vous &seases, which, if not unse y remedied, terminate hi nape-
fence and consumpton. In that distressing state of &bitty or
deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or
arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the calms
tutior. become tit6webled, as resubxly educated Surgeons of us.
don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and
vigorous health.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of tins
particular complaints, order that they may not be, by a
mistalven few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to
the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to oste
that they have been properly educated and ivittated into every
branch of the profession (certificates of vhi :h, from di efts&
limipttaes, and testimonials from the most e ii.nent Physicians,
they have to convince any inquirer) that the success munits
from their endeavours first induced then, to quit the practice cat
the general Practitienet, mid they presume that their pretecaonl
constitute a •air ground for the unprecedented coufidence with
which they have. by the Public. been so liberally honoured.
The result et a long aud extensive practice has enabled them,
by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however
Inveterate or complicated without eubjectine the patient to tle
lean rr.traiut to diet or exercise; and in recent Cases where as
early application is made on discovery of the infection, they fro
quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. The ea-
precedemed success of their mode of treatment (which bag never
been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of 15 yan,
during which period rat any thdusand persons of both sexes bees
been cured, even after severe and tejuriouti methods had bees
pursued by other Prac Pinner, without effect), induces them to
thus publicly offer their advice.
To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with setirety,
delicacy, and attention.—Letters from' the cunt ty, , contattung
the particulars of the cafe, age, and manner of living. inching
a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Alediciue toe-
Warded to any past of the kingdom.
Gelils4twi Co Reffteoni 11, Roilrerie.4treet frl.ef-vereef.

le col.sts-
t uf Loa-
uitud and
of these
be, by a
:ached to
s to vita
ito eve?
ddfavet
bysiciaus,
ractica at
..eteurooll
erne with
erred.
ed dun,
however
eat to tit
where as
they fro
The tus•
hat aces
15 ytars,
cites hale
had bees
them to
h secrecy, '0
ontstnms
inching
:tiffs 140►
.4er/et.
ti all y to
are the
rank pay
nitituten
huhaprto
ractet- to
the sec-
spposc,
ch are t
.4. Att:t
al a wi.h,
.m the ig•
our at•
all k it:di
loot boys,
lit of the •
Sterdity;
Urethra;
!Wu, and
„, ate by
d perm.
sting pail
e applies•
re practice
have here
'kith is ei•
e superb*
and debt.
need, and
1' it where
ice in our
!the duns
tete in the
early bar
tion of as
Units are
trust that .
how.
der, eons
an indul,
asWialabit •
lie toner
suffertr
(cranes,'
gh it be is
re, the re.
rn•iy4.lo,
3a:chus
miety Wig
state, ++*
yl in tb,4
g, asj ti°
a the I 3.1
'alone .1
red 1). lay
Jr, at sus
3 re
ÜbtCll3
•‘-s. rad,.
mg.OV:
e: 1
.er •
3P4