Star.
London, England, 1802-02-12 00:00:00

S'ELFAST,-FEB. 3.

Yefterday the firft divifion of the Rofs and Cro-
many Regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Co-
lonel MACKENZIE, arrived in this town from Lur-
gio, on their route to Scotland.
The following tranfports are engaged to carry
the regiment to Scotland :—The %S illiam, Cap-
tain PINKERTON ; Commerce, Captain KI.ARNEY ;
Mary Ann, Captain WATKIN ; and Recovery,Cap-
lain ATKINSON • and will fail firft fair wind after
the fecond divios comes to town. _ _

The 'Gletigary Regiment is alto on its march for
embarkation.

DUBLIN, FRB. 6.

It was with great fatisfaftion that we obferved
fo brilliant an affemblage of refpedability and
fafhion as graced the Drawing-room on Thurfday
evening ; and it is peculiarly gratifying at this pe-
riod to be able to affirm, that we do not rcmem•
ber to have Peen fo many Ladies! and Gentlemen
collthed together at the Caille upon any fimilar
occalion.

His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT, pre-
ceded by the Gentlemen of his Houfehold and
Aid-de-camps, entered the Drawing Room loon
after nine o'clock. His Excellency was followed
by the Countefs of HARDWECKE, attended by the
Chamberlain and the other officers of her Excel-
lency's fuite.
His Excellency the Earl of HARDWICKE appear.
ed in a richly embroidered fuit ; her Excellency
the Countefs of HARDWICRI was attired in white
and (Byer, having a rich flyer tiffue train of Irifh
manufacture, and amongft her jewels a diamond
tiara ofgreat fplendour.
At a meeting of the Hibernian Catch Club, held
at Harrington's on Tuefday lafl, the prizes
offered by dm Society, for the belt Periods and the
bell chearfulglce, were finally determined, when
Dr. STEVENSON was declared the fuccefsful candi-
date for the former, and Mr. WARREN for the lat-
ter. Contrary to expo Cation there were a sum
ber of candidates, who, though unfuccefsful, dd.
played confiderable abilities in their produ&ions,
feveral of which were much and defervedly ap-
plauded. How the conteft ran between Mr. War-
ren and the Doelor, we have not been informed;
but for the ferious Glee, we underfland a Mr.
Bourke was his principal opponent, and pulped
him very clofely, as the Doelor, on the calling up
of the ballot, gained it but by a majority of one.

On Monday night an alarming riot took place
at the Goat public houfe, in Stafford-ilreet, Bond-
Rreet, among the frith chairmen and fervants who
frequent the place. The quarrel arofe from a
difpute on the fubjed of the Union, and in a fhort
time the parties proceeded to blows ; one man
was thrown through a window upon a iky light which
gave way, and he fell into the kitchen much bruit•
ed and cut in feveral places on the head. The un-
fortunate man was carried to the hofpital.
Yetlerday 5; prifoners were removed from the
different gaols to Newgate, in order to take their
trials at the enfuing feffion at the Old Ba►ley, which
commences on Wednefday next.
_ _

Late on Saturday nigh-t, or early on Sunday
morning, the houfe of Mrs. Henlhaw, in Marlbo-
rough-place, Kennington, was broke open and
robbld of various articles of plate and other pro-
perty to a confiderable amount. _ _

On Sunday evening, about (even o'clock, as
Mr. Wood, of Southall-Green Middlefex, was re-
turning home on horfeback, he was attacked near
Notting-Hill, on the Uxbridge road, by four foot-
pads, who robbed him of his watch and money,
but in pulling his watch out oftis pocket the chain
broke. Very fhortly after, the Bow-greet patrole
being informed of the robbery, went in quell of
the depredators,and nearCraven-Hill apprehended
three men, on one of whom they found a large
piflol, and on another part of the watch-chain be-
longing to Mr. Wood.
They were yi...erday brought to the Public-
Office, Bow-ftreet, and underwent a re-examina-
tion before Sir RICHARD FORD, when their perfons
were pofitively identified by Mr. Wood, who
Rated that he had no doubt of their being the per.
fons who robbed him on the Uxbridge road laft
Sunday evening, and he was confirmed in his tef-
timony by the watch-chain of whip%) he was robbed
being found upon one of them. .Upon this charge
the parties were bound over profecute at the
enfuing Seffions at the Old Bailey.
On Tuefday evening a man was apprehended
by a party of the Bow-ftreet patiole, at Palmer's
Green,near Edmonton, on fufpicion of having been
guilty of divers footpad robberies in that neigh-
bourhood. Yefterday he was examined at Bow-
ftreet, when his perfon was identified by a labour.
ing man who refides at Palmer's Green, and who,
in company with another man, was flopped on
that road on the night of the toth of January
laft, by five footpads, who beat them very fcverely,
and robbed them of what property they had about
them.

The five footpads taken on the Kent Road were
yefterday re-examined, when, in addition to the
former charges exhibited againft them, two of their
petfons were identified by Mr. Spear, of Green-
wich, for affitulting and robbing him one night,
about a fortnight ago, on the Kent Road; and,
for which offence, they are to take their trial at the
next affixes.

Friday fe'nnight a vicious bull, belonging to
Mr. Tench, of Broomfield, near Ludlow, attacked
one of the fervants, and before the poor fellow
could be refcued from fo perilous a fituation, he
had received fo much injury that he died almoft
immediately.
On Monday evening, a Gentleman going by a
Rage coach from the Old White Horfe Cellar,
Piccadilly, was robbed of a box, which he had
placed near the door, and was (Landing by it, when
his attention was taken off by a fellow, foppofed
to be one of the gang, advifing. him to (land
out of the wind, and in the interim the box was
carried off. _

At Cattleford, laft week, a young man fell out
of a boat into the water, and was drowned.

MAR rup.n.
Yet relay, at Havznr. Cart ..n Pritzler of the. 2 f 1.,.
and M..jor of Ilrig4de to the Furees, to Mils Newi.tud, o tut. •
tcr of Eingharn New:and, Efq. of Rotherlield Park.
Oa the 4th infant. Mr. Hco: y Hughtai, merchant, of Mau-
chciter, to Mir; Sarah Gent IL:r.an, of KiddermiLßer.
_ _

Same day, Mr. Itnbert Young, cotton much:int, to Mir;
Jane Morris, both of Maneheitur.

DIED.

At Cattle Guthrie, *a the ad ioßant, John Guthrie, Efq. of
Guthrie.
At Beam°len, on Nov. 22d, rips), flush George Maxwell,
Efq.
On the r6th December, aco, at Hurryhur, Captain Charles
William Maxwell.

On the 6th of December bit, of the yellow fever, Thomas
Mills, Fig. Secretary to Rear Admiral Montague, (Comman-
der in Chief on die Jamaica Ration), and Puller of the Topaze
frigate.
On the 3d initant, at Bath, the Rev. Richard 1-lele, B. r.
Redtor of Rotharield Gray's, Sonierfetthire, formerly 1 cllow
of Trinity College.
On the 4th in!tant, at I.iverpoe, Mr. Eden, of Tew-T,:3,,k.
fsthar of Mr. Eden, attorney-at-law.
_ _

On Friday, at Liverpool, aged so, Mils Ann Blackburn,.
On the ,Bth ult. at Amblelide, Mra. Knipe, redid of the
Rev. Mr. Knipe.
On the 25th ult. of a gradual decay, Mrs. Worfwibk, ag..4
70, wife of Mr. Worfwlek, of Liverpool.
At Exmouth, in Devon, of a Pulmou.ry Confornption,
in a few days of his tpth year, Mailer Samuel 'links, only fon
of Mr. Bloke, King.ftrect, Covent-garden.
On Saturday Lilt, the infant fon of Mr. Ardbony Robinfon,
Si.gar Refiner, Thame; facet.

WHEN P ffl rofeonal Men of education and re-
f”otifiliiity deviate from the general (Virtu by the lb.
1c lion of a peculiar Bean* the f.mdlioss of long continued
fuccels is the bcQ criterion of fuperiority.
Eight years have 1 devoted my praelke to the exclufice treat-
ment of THREE DLSORbERS, and the niece-I:hal /chat tif
my plait gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am
able the turn:nor thole complaints which are the moil import.
ant in the catalogue of human inOrmities.

After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a will at an early period of Practice to refeue hulivi4u-
als from tin. igroranee of uneducated Mtn, or the equally dr.*.
gerous precipioney of general Pradthinners.
f he THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have der
acted my attenuom, eassprize every fperies of VENEREAL.
INFECTION, whether of a reccit or long dttratian.—ldly.
All hinds of DEBILITY, whether writing from the habits of
Schoolboys or tI4 IntiMgrnce of mature age, and lattly this de.
rangcment of the (viten in Women which is called BARRE'N.,
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous difeafen are the refult of ignorance or hate in the
treatmeit of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently Sap-
pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcrction of an
uoguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are
tardy cured, and even where others have failed, I mat that I
may prefutne to offer a radical re-efiabliilunent
Few, however, are the cafes of c••niplicased diflrtfs in the
diforder compared with the calamitous iituations of Men,v,hs
from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie-
ties of a faihiotiable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whieb
is the unavoidable confequ,nce of fuch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy fuffcrer broods over his miirry, but care,
fully conceals his irdsfortuue, it may be forte confutation tot'
him to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uncer-
tainty with tither Pradlidoners, the removal of thole DEP.;
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteraddon of this languid Rate, and in therm
cafes no great difficalties will occur. •
But where this Deficiency has for years exiled, a proper Per
feverance is indifpetsfibly raptifite to revive the ilumbring fruits
of Life, and to re-aninire the Conflhition.

MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed
In their rvroweelons of a Family, may he allure,!, that in molt •
Inltanees filch deka.* are curable. by Me.dical
'the SECRECY which IS fo creadal sindertaleg, and•
the Qualifications which I hart. fircfumod to gate:, fern the
Bat s cZ my Pretenfions, and in cohicidmee with fli!h thisinti. -
'nation is given, that Mr may be eonfulted
(or by letters inelofing afmall note) at his huoie, N0.:9, AA*.
del-ltrret, Strand, near Temple-Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Wattr-itreet adjoinliqa
and the name is on both the doors.