Star.
London, England, 1805-04-02 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 2cth ultimo, Daniel Draper, Efq. of St. James's street
formerly Second in Council at Bombay, in the Eait Indies, aged
77 year..
On Saturday the 23d of March, at his houfe in Carmarthen,
John Morgan, Efq. of Furnace. To puurtray the charadter 01
man is an olfice which can properly be done by few, and to citi-
mate It correaly is the province only of intimate acquaintance.
—The writer of this article is fenfible of the difficulty of the talk,
and his incompetence to do juftice to a fubjed of fuels difficult ea
ecution ; but he owes it to the world, and to his fentiments of
refpedt to the memory of him now no more, to point out as an
object of admiration, the wonderful fortitude and placidity which
he exhibited in the molt awful and momentous fitustion. When,
the lamp of life glimmers only to thew the drearinefs of the grave,
the molt refoline heart is appalled, and nothing then but a reli-
ance on the mercy of Con can yield confolation to the lidiferings,
or uphold the courage of poor frail man. At that time, and dur-
ing a period of five weeks, afiiided by a difeafe which he teemed
confclous would terminate ►is earthly exiltence, he evinced a for-
titude and refignation equalled by few, and furpaffed by nom• :
death to him was not the King of Terrors; he hailed him as the
harbinger of happinefs, as a friend who would conduct him from
this world of cares and forrows to the regions of blifs and ins-
mortality.—His mind was naturally filling and vigorous, and his
manner refined and elegant; hut borne down by decrepitude and
difeafe. be fecluded hienfelf of late years from that fociety in which
by nature and education he was fo qualified to thine. His eha-
raefter through life was diftinguithed by the Itrieteit integrity; in
his tranfaaions with the world probity was a mot prominent fea-
ture ;*and his charity, though not oftentatioully difplaved, will
long remain engraven in many a poor man's heart. In him idle-
nefs found a determined enemy, and induttry a loitering friend.
He hated parade and oltentation, and opprethon he daelted ,1111
niore...:l he fun has his (pecks, and where is the nun without
favk May the recording Angel drop a war on his !!!

CHILBLAINS are cured by •Ine a-:•i' •
WHITEHEAD'a Fluid ESSENCE of
fetrcreft Stamina and Bruges, in Ws than halt the
token by Opodeldoc, ArquchuLule, or ant other .ran
brocation; and if ufed immediately after any accident, it prev;:.t.
the part turning black.

The Muftard Pills are alfo taken with fingular fgecefs in all
Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty affections, Numbet.f .
or wandering pains, Flatulency, lndigcftion and gmt•ral Dr' I;••
at the fame time, the attivc fluid Efience is applied to the parr.
affeded, in thole complaints where necellary. It is pri•pirril :.• .1
fold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. Johniton, Apotheedi
No. 15, Greek-ftrect, Soho, London.
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The Chilblain Ointment, fur eleanfing and fpeedi►y heJlit 'f
broken Obi'Wein', is alto prepared by Mr Juhrdlou, price 16.1 Fd
sash Boc.

DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain CONIPL 341 N rs.

AS Pole Proprietor of DA R AN's celebrated triedi.
dicated Bougies and Remedies, Mr. DUIOtIR in forms t
public, that he may as Vilal he eonfulted daily !torn 9 to 1, at hi.
houfe, No. 54, Frithdtreet, Soho, on Cafes of Stridlu-es, ()Air.; -
tions, Gleets, &c. &c. as we:las Debility, and every dirun'er where
fecrecy is fo ell'ential a requifite. that Mr Dufour his i),..vid‘,l
fpacious houfe, that every Pstirnt may he introduced in a f_paratc
apartment. Mr D. has for ninny years confinsld hinicelf to tha!
department of Surgery, and from extenfive praniee, and the malt
Bettering faced's, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild;
efficacious, requiring no confine nent or rcltraiot, In diet, and
which prevents a r. Inge. Perfons in the country Bating their cafes
fully, in a letter, enduring a one or a two pound note, will have
proper remedies fent to the amount Fur the varloui ryniroms,
&c. fee Mr Dufour's Treat le on ihe above complaints, Nice as.
bd. the stb edition—to be had of J. Callow, Crown-court, Sobe ;
M'Queen, Exeter Change, and of the Author.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS.
INFALLIBLE 01•RMAN CL RN-PLAIS rER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excel ent
REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed,
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn,
root and branch, TO RE-ruitN TUE NIO:EY.. And he begs have
to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of trite numberlefs ineffi-
cacious Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afilidbA per-
lone can teltify, among whom are tome of the Mgt charadters ut
this kingdom.

Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane, near
the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavillock -
ftreet ; Mr. Wilfun, No. 39, St. Jarms's-ftreet; Mr. Hildcr,
No. at, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult
and Co. No. rso, Oxford-ftreet.
At Eriftol, by Mr. Btagin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller' and Wright, perfume.
Edinburgh, by Bauer, South Bridge.
Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,booktellet,
Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, buokfeller.
A ad by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England.

BEAUTY AND CLEANLINESS.
To (wilco the Breath, drank the Mouth, preferve and whiten
the Teeth, cure Gum Boils, and remove all offenfive ulcera-
tions, is recommended the AMBOY NA LOTION.
r 'HE Drug from which the LOTION is prepared
is peculiarly adapted for all Diforilers of the MOU 1 H,
TEETH, and GUMS ; it was &it imported by s Gentleman of
known charalier and fortune, who having experienced its won-
derful efkets, introduetd it for the ben. fit of others. While it
cleanfes the mouth of all impure and fmtid particles, it WHI-
TENS the TEE t H, heals the Gums, and initancly SWEET I. NS
the BREATH. Nothing isfo kreat a drawback to beauty as d
teeth, nothing more offeiTfive than a tevid breath ; the Amboytia
Lotion, on the first application, improves the former and removes
the latter, while by its auttputrcfci nt ai.d balfamic qualities it pre-
vents decay, and removes all excrefcences.
Sold wholefale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, on
the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Mr. Pearfall, Holborn,
London, price as. 6d. per bottl-!, and may be had, by their ap-
pointment, of every Vender of Medi:in( in the kingdom.
Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, having
the foie right in the file of the above and following Medicines,
hs MaJelly's Colima :ners of Stamp Deities, to fecure their pro-
wrty from piracy: have ordered their addrefs, Sha.v and Ed-
wards, 66, St. P tul s Church-yard, to be engraved on the Stamps
accompanying each 114;:dicane. This is the only mark of authen-
ticity.
Sir John Hill's Balfam s. et. s. d.
of Honey 3 6 Martha'', Cerate ti t
Effenee of Waterdock 3 6 Hallam's Antibiltous Pills 9
Tincture Valerian 3 6 —Est. tqoalßa S 6
Bardana 3 6 Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9
Centanry 3 u Widow Welch's Pills 2 9
Church's Cough Drops 2 o Chamberlain's Pills 2 9
Pcdoral Pills, tst Detergent Oint. 2 9
Chilblain Dint. 1 t Wafers Jefuit Drops 2 9
Tooth Ach Tindurc tl4 -- Specific Remedy 2 9
A nhnyna Mouth Powder a 6 Sovereign Ointment for
L3tion 4 6 the Itch, a cure by two
Orieltal Cordial S 6 hoot's application a 9
Where alto may be had, every Patent and Public Medicine,

IVaITASItca genuine.
All Venders of the ab.ve A 4 i4,riaits are requeited to apply to
Shaw rod Edwards, (by whom a liberal allowance is made) and
where only they can he had genuine.

HAYMAN's GENUINE ORIGINAL MAREDANT's.

ANTIS -ORBU I'IC DROPS.

MR. HAYMAN ( Author of " a Treatife, explain-
ing the Nature and Affinity of Scorbutic Difeafcs," med. Beo.
45. who may be confulted perfonally or by letter incloting his tee),
neeeffarily continues to prepare theft Drops, as thc fccret of thc pro-
cefs rifts with him ; but the vending them and fupply of fubvcn-
ders is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medieins; Warchoufe, No. 4, Cheap-
fide, corner of Pater nutter-row, London, to whom all orders for
the 45. 61 Its. and zzs. bottles, mutt now be addrefted.

Beware of Counterfeits—No Maredant's Drops can pail:ly be
genuine except the addrefs, "J. Hayman, Golden-fquare," be
found engraven in the Ramp affixed upon each bottle; for the fa-
lutary deeds of all which, though purchafed of the remoteft ven•
der, Mr. Hayman aufwers with his life!!!
Their virtues are hei, fly three—they r:novate appetite, enliven
the fpnits, perfedt digeition, correct a c.egulum of blood, open
the excraory duets, faften and free the atilt of fcurf an/ ichorous
pimples, eradicate ulcers, eerie. of the bones, tumours, abfeeiTe4,
fatties, tiflulas, piles, &c. examples of which, fufficient to confole
utfercrs in every porlikle fpecies of Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprofy, and
the long train of difcafes allied to them, arc cotrained in each di-
ration hill. See very lhort abftradts from a few of them only :
Mailer Davidfon's cafe, whole arm was encircled with deep
foetid fcrofulous ulcers, perforating the bone, and prefenting the
profpcdt of a mortification.

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Mifc Cheethant's cafe—The fame (pecks of difeare affaling, the
feet, and endangering her being a cripplefor lift.

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James Scott's cafe, whom the Rev. Mr. Eliott, whore parifhl-
once he is, deferibel to have been a perfect Lazarus.
Mils Welcker's cafe, whore head, face, neck, and horom, by the
certificate of K. Callandar, M. D had brim three years incri.iltd
with a fcablous bum, ur.

Mr. Hunter's cafe, whore difeafe was attended with a humour
fo corrotive; as to have loft fcarce a hand breadth of fkin on hi,.
whole body.

Such being the power of this alterative over the moil dare.
rate and latent Scorbutic and Serofelms dile ic.s, it% irfleei.,•:.
nn the more local, without further references an po,ist, cannot
poffibly be doubted.
They are fold by the general Nlcdiciee V: nders thrni:3hout.
United Kmgdom; particularly by Caliwrll and Bali, l)uhlin ,
Hutband Elder, and Co. and Scott, Editthersli ; M‘Donald, Glen-
eow ; Garden, Aberdeen; Craicle, Nionetole ; Dick, Dundee ;
Phorfon, Berwick; Win-tier and Log,.;i ; %.'rutte: ell
and Hazard, Bsth ; Smith, Bed:old ; Kno; t and Co. and Swinnry
and Co. Birminelam ; Gitton, Bililgemorth ; Grogory. Bnizbtrn
Browne, Bri:toi himolons and Co. Canterbury ; leggy i.nd
Chalk, Chelm% toed ; Kepner, Colchefter ; Crawley ; fa w-
man, Exeter ; Wright, Hereford ; T. Brow::, fen, and Rol's,
Hornier and Co. Ipfwich ; ISraiithwoite, Kendal; Wright and
.Bitms, Leeds ; Swinfcn, Leieelter I.ee, Lewes ; Drummoild.
Lincoln; Adams, L' ughborough ; Tyrrell, Mai:Mune ; StaiLi
and Harrop, Nlarebeller ; Morpeth ; SnJion, Na,:t-
wieb ; Walker and Brown, Neweaftle; Mardian, Nor harni:on .
Stevenfun and Cu. l•lorwich; Burbage and Co. Nutting!: cm ; SI 1:.•
ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford ; Soulby, Pennell ; Will., i'ly •
mouth ; Hedgela,id, Dock ; Moore, Poole ; Morn, Pon frnour.
Smart and Cu. Reading; Collins, Salifintry ; Adams, Shat-eihury:
Penny, Sherbortie ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, S: ;rm.: ,;
Chriltopher, Stockton ; Cox, Tunbridge ; Wctl. : y
Windfor ; White, lVdbcxch ; Tymba, of e•Ater, and 1 rc, We. y•
ham. •

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