Star.
London, England, 1802-11-23 00:00:00

ECCLWASTICAL PROMOTIOUS.
°trona ,'Nov. —.-Wednefday Mr. Ralph Deane, B. A. of 1
Magdalen College, was eledcd one of Mr. Vino.% Scholars in
Law.
Thurfday the Rev. Thomas Gilbert, 8. A. of St. Mary Hall.'
was admitted M. A. Grand Compoutider. Alfo, the Rev. John
Jones, B. A of Jefus College, was admittedM.A.; and With.
Thomas Barry Danville, of Oriel CciNego; Arthur Vaughan
Owen Jones, of Jefui College. and Richard Sammons, of Cbrift
Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.
The Re llenty Hedey,, Ire or of Wilton, Wilts, and Vicar
of Aldwarth; is Initalled Prebendary of Wartninfter in Salif-
bury Cathedra.

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BIRTHS.
On the Bth inft. the CiMitltes of Glafgovr, of a fon.
On Monday the isth inft. at Winthorpe Grove, Notting-
ha milaire, the Lady of Row Pock lington, Efq. jun. of a fon.
On the 18th init. in Great Camberland-place, the Lady of
Alexander George Mackay, Efq. of a fon.
On the "ith iuR. Mrs. Stein, wear-ftreaft, Edinburg,l4-of
fon.

MARRIED.
Saturday laft, at.Suttcal, in Kent, B. T. Stow, Efq. Collector
of the Cußoma at Dover, to Mifs Riekends, daughter of Wil-
liam Rickends, Erg. of the former place.
On Saturday morning, the aoth init. at Aihe, near Overton,
Hants, Benjamin Langlois, Efq. of Cork-ftreet.
On Wednefday, at St. Martin's Chireh, Ironmonger-lane,
Mr. John Cooper, of Stanwell, to Mifs Stevens, the only daugh-
ter of Caft;le Stevens, Efq. of Staines, Middiefee.
At Bantry, Ireland Jos n Field, Efq. to Mifs Anne Sherlock,
of Drumadureen.
In Roferea, Jofeph Deane,Efq. of Parfonflown, to Mifs Tal-
bot, daughter of Mr. Wm. Talbot, poftmafter of raid town.
Richard Ulher, of Capps. eounty Waterford, Efq. to Mifa
Hewetfon, daughter of the late Rev. Jphn Hewetfon, of Suir-
vine, county Kilkenny.

DIED.
Friday laft, at Gillwell-houfe, near Waltham-Abbey, Matter
Waiter Grenfen Chinnery, fecond fon of Wan. Chinnery, Efq.
of the Treafury.
On Thurfday the sith inft. at Longworth, Berkiltire, in the
69th year of his age, the Itcv. James Williams, D. D. Redkor of
that place.
Lately, at Briftol, Penfylvania, a female flare, named Alice,
aged Ir 6 years. She was born in PhUadelphia,of parents who
time from Barbadoes, and lived in that city until the was ten
years old, when her mailer removed her to Dank's Ferry, in
'which neighbourhood the continued to the end of her days.
She remembered the ground on which Philadelphia Rands,
when it wax s wildernefs, and when the Indians (its chief inha-
bitants) bunted wild game in the woods, while the panther, the
wolf, and the beaftsiif the forefts were prowling about the wig-
wams and cabins in which they lived. She remembered Wil-
liam Penn, the Proprietor of Penfylvania,Thomas Story, James
Logan, and feveral other dittinguithed amid es. of that day.
This extraordinary woman retained her hearing to the end 41
her life, but her fight began to fail graduaUy in her 96th year,
without any other vifible caufe than from old age. At zoo the
became blind, fo that Ike could not fee the fun at noon-day.
About the one hundred and fecond year of her age, her fight
gradually returned, and improved fo far, that the could per-
ceive objedts moving before her,though the could not diftingulfh
perfons. Before the died, her hair became pettedly white, and
the laft of her teeth dropt from her head at the age of 11c) years.

HIGH WATER-AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning
Afternoon

BETWEEN TETSWORTH AND OXFORD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RHINE,
On Friday, the abth init. at the Rainbow Coffet-houfe, Corn'
hill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots,
THREE very VALUABLE and IMPB.OVE-
ABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY and AR,AELE FARMS,
with other rich grazing and tillage-lands attached and near
thereto, (the land;tax on which has been redeemed) mat id -
vantsgeoofly fituated on each fideof the turnpike-road, between
Tetfworth and Oxford, four miles from the former; and (even
or eight from the latter, between the forty-five mile-ftone and
Wheatly-bridge, a part ofwhich, to the extent of fifty-fix acres
in three molt fertile mesdows,lies ou each fide of the raid bridge,
on the banks of the Rivet' Thame. The fevcnl tenants arc
Meffrs• Hearne, Scott, Tyrrel, and Davies, who hold from year
to year at old rents (except Mr. Hearne, who has a lade, of
which s years are now unexpired); likewife the ManoFof Chil-
worth, in which hamlet, ia the parilh of Great Milton, thefe
Elates lie; together with the right of fifhery in the River
Theme, and three Ayotts therein.
To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom printed Par-
ticulars may be bad; elk at the Toll-houfe at Wheatly-bridge ;
Pigeons, Milton Common ; Swan, Tetfwortli.; Red Lion,
Wycomb and Henley; of the Printers of 'the Oxford and
Reading Papers; Mr. Waller, at Theme ; Mr. Carter, Staple-
Inn, Holborn ; Rainbosi ; and of Mr. Paine, Land Surveyor,
Vharlotte-fireet, Blootnfbury, London ; where, and at Mr.
Heeler's, a Phininay be feen.

Alto:diking efticiey in numhalefs tripisrpied with full evidence
of Dr. Musson', Botanical Syrup; iii Which he has happily
compreffed the moft Purifying and Healing virtues of the
Vegetable Syftent, is now recommended In Scorbutic, Le-
Pand Scrophutous Cafes.
the Nobleman to'the,Peafant, intoxica-
n is the caufe of many of tlet Dlfotders which now *f-
el& Mankind. When rafon is thrown off her guard by the
potent force of drltiking to excefs, Scum often happens thattbis
ri firudeelice produces another, or, ih Oda terms, a connection
with a difohlated or unclean serf:Mt and freqbently thole who
are guilty of thefe indifcrctious are on the point of c'ntering into
the leered band of wedlock, with a difereet and virtuous com-
panion. What is the confequence of thefe repeated improprie-
ties f The infections poifon, which has lurked in the body of
the hufband, is communicated *to the wife, and entailed upon
the offspring, who comes into the world a difgufting fpedacle
to all beholden, and fubjcsa to the Evil, eruptions of the molt
inveterate tendency, Ste. A mechanic, who ufes metal in the
sompletien of any performance, that has not been'troperly m-
isled, will find his woriunanthip break, crack, and difplay a
variety of imperfedtions, in defiance of all pins and diligence:
it is exaftly the fame with thole who enter into the state of
wedlock, without having their blood properly purified from the
contagious diftempers it receives through thefe errors, than
which nothing is more eficaeicuu than Dr. BRODUM's BO-
TANICAL SYRUP, being an admirable diuretic, and Rain
hp perfpiration, never failing to curt complaints of this nature,
after they haVe lain dormant in the blood for feven, eight, or
ten years. Although it is fo effedtaal, it is at the fame time fo
innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with
r the greatett Safety; nor is there the leaft danber of taking cold,
even in the molt inclement feafon, which it is fcarcely poffible
to efcape during the adminiftration of. a murk of mercury.
The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial,to be
had at the Dottor's boufe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from .
the Leverean Mukum Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge, in
Woken tI. as. tili. 64. and 6s. od. (duty included)'at Withers'
(late Cockei s) Medicine Warehoufe, 29a, Strand ; W. Bulgin,
Printer and Bookfeller at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3,
Wirie-ftreet; who has received a large and frail fupply ; Thongs-
fon and Mills, Cattle-ftrect ; 'Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh.
Beidge-ftrcet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briftol; Meyler and Crut-
well, Bath; Mcffrs. Gondby, Shatorne ; Mr. Rates, Glou-
Cater ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter : Mr. Treveman, Exeter,
',lisvirtnry, Birmingham ; Spilfbury and Co. Mary area, Dub-
lifts • andby all Printers, Bookfellen, ant Venders of Medicines
)0 le Three Kingdoms.
••• To thole Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the Rate,
of Matrimony, tit; Dctor would particularly recommend the
'fibtanical Syrup, prior to their a,ppearance before the Altar of
Lat.Hytnes, who ore in the !mallet% degree apprehenfive of the Syf
tent not being entirely found, orittaft'to relaxations of the
folids.
Baosun's Guide to Old Age, er Advice to both Sexes, to
obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole Secret Infirmities
of Nature Which Delicacy often forbids to difelofe even to their
Relatives; with a Treatifoon PentsleDifeafes, Nervous, Hwo-
dmodriae, mid Confutnptive Complaintr—To which is added,
to path and Hot-well Dothan, ice. It is 'unwind/