Star.
London, England, 1801-04-04 00:00:00

NIARRiED.

On the akh ult. pt Clifton, Thomas Reignoldi, EN. of the
Royal North Arita bragnom t o'Nfifs Welch, of Weymouth
Lieutenant Cutler, Firlt R4imait Welt York Militia, to
Mifs Holt, daughter of Mr. Richard Hot,. of Rocl•dale.

DIED.

At Elkadale, In tavernersthire, Captain Hugh Prater of Eika.
dale.

hfifs Anne Smith, youngelt daughter of nomad Smith, Efq.
banker in Edinburgh.
At !Celli), Mifs Anne Bennet, daughter of the &ceded An-
drew Bennet, Efq. of Chefters.
At Berwick, Mr. Thomas Ord, fen. many years • refpeeta-
ble Captain in the Old Shipping Company's fmacks.
At Hull, aged 32, after a long and painftd Mods, Mr. Wil-
liam Wilfon, liquor merchant in that town.

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISFER,

THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
REMEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having •evet
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it dots not eradicate the
Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN TUt MONEY.

It vrill,onappileation;take off the Inflammation in a few hours•
and deftroy elfeetually the Malignity without the leaft hazard,
Printed Direetions foaled up with it.
This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fc• much re-
putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of
Fifty Years, with the greatcft reputation.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Aztell, No. r, Finch-lane
near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavii-
tock-ftrect ; Mr. Wiifua, No. 39, St. Jamces-ftreet ; Mr.
Sydney, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn ;1
and Jeboult and Co. No. !so, Oxford-ftreet.
At rMot, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers.
' Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Rofoman, perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jones ,booltfeßer.
Portlmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeler.

ADVICE.

"PHIST Seafon of the year makes it neeeffary to
guard againtt thirfudden changes of the weather, which
too often affed the habit, obltruding the perfpiratfon, and
thereby producing thole irruptions whioh are Ai much againft
our appearance in fociety ; brides producing an anxiety on the
mind which gives freih vigour to the difeafe; and as effeets of
this kind arc fo often mittaken as the eonfemicaces of high liv-
ing, reeourfe is bad to a contrary made of diet, and the habit
by that means fo reduced, that the fibres lore their energy, they
are unable to throw off the affection fuch improper treatment
has Worded, inftead by a contrary method of relieving the
oppreffed veffeis, by gentle prefpiration and other gentle era-
wants ; and as this has been the caufe of the fnecefs of Sm.,-
Num.'s AMTISCORIU Tic Dears, in the molt inveterate crop-
tire cafes of Scurvy and obßruded veffels, Gout, Rbeumatifm,
Sec. we may with hopes of fueeefs recommend it ai a medicine
which has maintained its charader for fo many years, not-
withitanding the impofitions pradifeal on the Public, in fob.
ftituting a fpurious mixture for the genuine. Sold in fmall
bottles, indented with the words, " Frs. Spilibury, his Anti-
feorbutie Drops, by the King's Patent," and the larger with the
addition of the King's Anus, at the Difpenfery, Soho-Square,
and molt of the wipedable Venders In Town and Country, in
the Bornugu, only, by Clarke. No. atty, and Shaw, No. 74.

FARTHER INSTANCES OF THE EFFICACY OF
WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS.
A MEDICINE long known for its very un-
common virtues, in removal; Obltruthions and other
Diforders more efpecially incidental to the younger part of the
tamale fez; elk what is commonly called the Lire= &closers,
which is denoted by a yellow or pallid countenance; thefe pills,
however alter that appearance as well as create an appetite,
awed bad cligellion, remove giddinefe, and are of dittingullh-
ed excellence in Windy Difordera, Head-ache Pains in the
Stomach, Shortnefs of Breath, and Palpitation of the Hew,.
Of their extraonlluary Cleary, the fegaer.eiza arc recent in-
Rance,:
To Mrs. ICIALISLCY, Pleet-ltrevt, London,
Madam—l am the unfortunate daughter of an officer in the
army, who fell in hit country's caufc, by which means his fa-
mily are left in a fituatMn that it it neceffary each should
en-
deavour to provide for themfeives, which, from indifpnfition,
I was entirely incapacitated from, till an intimate friend re-
commended your Pills, which have in a wonderful manner re-
Reared me to health, having removed the obltruthion complain-
ed cf, and in Confequenc-: my complexion, which was exceed,
ingly yellow, has returned its wonted colour, my health is quite
recovered, and the pains in my head and ttosnach with num-
bales other complaints, too numerous to mention, which
have now all fubfided, and I am once more in full health and
(plaits, able to encounter every uifficulty. I beg you will make
my cafe public, as many young women from a fedentary life
have fimilar complaints, which they arc unwilling to attribute
to the real caufe--wmat of exertion.
Permit me to return you my moll grateful thanks for all fa-
vours, through the medium of Mrs. Smith, and believe me,
Your much obliged, and very humble fereant,
Exeter, Aug. 4, r7pci. CAROLINE WALKER,
Madam, Plymouth Dock, Odt. to, iyost.
So snuck benefit I have received from a methane called
Water's Fassaba Picts, of which, by the bill, I onderlland
you to be the Proprietor, that i am induced, in gratitude for
my-recovery, and from acletire of hiving thole who are find-
Lucy aillithed, to Rate the particulars of my eak, which you arc
at liberty to make as public as is agreeable to yourfclf.
I am now near twenty years of age, and for the hat three
years have been (tamely three days free from Hindi. which to
dere/the particularly might he unimportant and improper; hut,
to (peak generally, I was ended with a cuntkunl &murk of ,
breath, accompanied by palpitation of the heart; my appetite
was generally very much reduced, but now and then greedy to
e s; my countenance, from being rofy, became of a palid
Heidrich, and thole periodical dikharges to which we arc fob-
Jed, were now trifling and irregular. Inthis Bate, a burden to
sorrel, and friends, I had recourfe to every means preterits:el by
the Facile', or recommended by my friends, to obtain a man-
ration of health, bet without rucceis. At length WaLcu's
Pugs to Pitt s were mentioned by a lady who happened to be
on a vii)t to our houfe, to have been of material :ervice to a re-
lation of tier's in a funilar lituation, and who then euntinued to
take them with every profpcdt of a complete redoration of her
fon. •.r health. On this reprefentation, I immediately lent fur
a couple of boxes, and by the time I had taken them, agreeably
to the dike:Boos, I found my former fymptoms of ill health
materially to abate, and I now am taking the fourth box, with
every profpedt of a complete reftoratian by the time it is empty.
I therefore, with heart.tek ratisfathion, acknowledge mytelf,
Madam, much your Debtor, and am,
To Mrs. Ken, stry,Flein. Your nut obedient (errant,
neat, London. HONORIA WILKINSON.
Wraen's FiIIALI Pau (with Areal** see fold Whole.
Isle and Retail, by O. Fleet-areet, London; thee),
sad Co. Bow Church-yard. phde ; F. Nes/bevy, No. 4.'„,
Sc. Paul's Church-yard ; sod Jebetalt and Co. Nat 50, 0 Herd-
*fret j alto Retail by Padding, oppofite the Pantheon, Os ford-
Sheet t Stringer, near Charing-Crate Strand; Marthall.
Illsomitory ; 'Turtle, oppofite Ereter-Vhange, Strand ;
Newberry, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Guldiog, Coen-
hilly Wadc, Old Bond-Ereet ; Bolton's, (not Totes) front of
the Royal-F. zehanv ; Clark, No. 269, Borough; and Ward,
oppollte Gray's-Inn Oate, Holborn.
• • As another Medicine is fold under the name of Wekles
Feer7ale Pills, which is fpunoos, Purellafers arc requerted to re-
mark. as the fore* settimany of authenticity, that each bill cf
dirctliuns is figned with die name of C. Kearfley, in hand writ-
ing ; and on the out Ede, whereby tenants carstiot be inspokid
on, the Kamp Is printed by permilion of hie Majefty's lisasesr-
able Consmilfrooen of Stamps. thus, C. ii.snasur, No. 46,
Flat @ray--Numc cotia6 arc seaulac. •