Star.
London, England, 1807-08-26 00:00:00

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On the tat Fltant, at Pottfnieutli, after a long and tedious
Bind; , Mrs. Steward, wife of Anthrote ti. Steward, I' Iq.ot I ; tw left.
Lately, Mils Smith, may daughter of the Rev. John smith, of
Lopham, in Norfolk.
Cn the 3d inttant. at his houfe in King-ftreet,Rotherhithe, Mr.
Jan Searth, finch-broker.
Sunday fentlight, after a painful illnefs, aged 78, Mr. Rich ird
BLiikitifop, for nearly forty years Clerk of the Schools i.i the Lint-
vet tity of Oxford.
Lately, at Barbados, on her return home, Mrs. Carter, wife
of the lace Colonel Carter, of the Bth Welt India Regiment, who
died a few n.o.tths once; and fitter of the Rev. J. G. and W. Buffell,
of Portfmout h.
On the 11th inftant, after two days illnefs, at the Mitre of ht r
nephew, George Moore, lifq. in Dominick-ftreet, Dublin, Mrs
Ogle, wife of the Right Hon. George Ogle, of Bellevue, in the
county of Wexford.
Ott the Bth inf. at St. Aubin, in Terfey, Mts. Prances Cabot,
filter of Captain Philip flue, of Richmond Hilt, Bath.
Lately, Mr. John Wchfter,lare of Croxteth Hall aged 78 ye irs
He was 31 years Steward to the Right Hon.the Earl of Seltoe, at
Create' h Hall, near Liverpool.
Monday fenniglit , in his 6tth year, Edward Dixon MI. of
Horflir Hittite, near Dudley, banker, and late High Sheciff for th.
county of Woreefter.
Lately, at Cheltenham, where he went for the benefit of hi..
heath, Captain Thomas Holmes Tidy, of the Royal Navy, fon or*
the late Reverend Thomas Holmes Tidy, Re, lor of Redrnarlhall,
in the county of Durham. •
Saturday fennight, aged 65, Mr. John Dixon, hnrfe dealer, of
Melton Mowbray. He was (hewing a hor''e to a Gentleman is
the ftreet.when he complained of beirg unwell, and immediately
expired.
On the I itti init. Elizabeth Bickett, of Northum'lerland-ftreet,
in Noweaftle, aged ro3 ; the et jetyed good health till within fix
months before her death. _ _

At Hook Norton, in Oxfordshire, in the 64th year of his age,
the Rev. Mr. W. Harris, who bad been, for twenty years, a
preacher of the gofpel among Diffenters of the B aptilt perfuafion.
On the 33 loft, at St. Andrew's, Alexander Frazer, merchant,
and late poßmafter of St. Andrew's in the 84th year of hit age.
On the milt init. at Fintry Houfe, near Dundee, Kenneth Mac-
kenzie, eldeß fon of Lieutenant Colonel Mackenzie, of die 52d
Light Infantry.
On the adth ult. at Wallace Hall, Mrs. Sufanra Mtlnd,ll, relidt
of Mr Alex. Mundell late matter of the (chord of Cloleburn.
On the ad init. in the 741 year of his ags, NA'm. I,:erns, Efq.
of Halifax,
Lately ,at Riley area, Chelfea, Mr. Philip Coles, of Duke-ftreet,
Adelphi.
Monday, aged 74, William Norris, FN. of Halifax, Yorkflaire.
Lately, aster a (tern spiels, in the zad year of her age, Mitt
Eliza Edwards, youagelt daughter of John Bidwell Edwards, Efq.
of Bradfield Lodge, near Bury St. Edmuude.
On the a7th ult. at Bougehere, in Cornwall, Mrs. P James,
wife of Dr. James, of George-ftreet, lianover•fquare.
Friday fe'nnight,at South Shields, in him 19th year, greatly re-
gretted, Mr. Ralph Hesvfor., fon of Thomas Hewfon, Secretary to
revival affociated underwriters there. He .rd two other young
max were bathing on the Herd Sand, the tide then making, and
in returning through a place called the Wheel, he was unfortu-
nately drowned. The others could (wine.
Lately, at Laneham, Nottinghamthire, Thomas Atkin, a la-
bourer, aged So. His father died in March 1779, aged Its ; and
his is the Brit death that has happened in his family Rine that time,
a period of 28 years and 3 nwnths. The family is remat for
longevity, there are now living at North Mulithani,
Atkin (brother to the above Thonsas Atkin), and his wife, whole
ages together make x 67 years. They have been married do years.
At Dunans, the 9th inftant, Angus Flasher, Efq. of Dunans,
aged 87.

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CURE CI TON ANDGRAVIL.

MR. PERRY Surgeon, ()nth am laon.Areet,
Blooadbury-fit ore, Proprietor of AD A M.3's SO "VEN r,
a mild yet efficacious Cure of SIfONE and GRAVEL in tine
BLADDER. or KIDNEYS acqualnts the Puhile, that he has fur
fume years devoted hie whole profdlional attention to the above
Difeafes, aml their complication with that of Gout. He may be
confulted daily at ha own I Ir,sfe and more efpecially on Wedn?!...•
days and Frith.) s, where he (I ifpetifes the Solvent in I:ottlits of 4, Cl..-
ts. and II as. Stamps included, two of which bit rarely tvrt
fail to corrcet the calculons diathefis in the hahit. andth.A zlty
prevent the concretion of Stone in perform of a frdentary liir.
Sold Aro at Bacon and CA, 150,0:ford ftreet, and at B.:lton'a,
front of the Royal Exchange; where alfo may be had juft pub-
Mimi, the Author's" Ihiquifition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth
I Edition, pric..: ta. ód pointing out their Calle and the Diet to he
olaf..rvol during the Cure, v.ith many extraordinary cafes Nue of
re, fete recovery even aner the operatimliad been rcfolved on.