Star.
London, England, 1807-02-24 00:00:00

NIARRIF.D.

At Stirling, on the 17th in:t. by the Rev. Dr. Somerville. Capt.
Galloway, of the Royal Navy. to Mils Jane Atkol Duthie, fecorul
daughter of the late Wm. Duthie. Fr I of Willianisfield.

IIII.U.

At Carmichael Monte, in Lanarkfhire, Jane, Counters Dowager
of Hyndfnrd, in the Silt year of her age.
Lately, near Wooler, in Northumberland, aged 87, Sir Pat rick
Claud Ewing, Bart. who formerly married Signora Cent oci, a Ne-
apolitan lady, by whom he had idrue an only fon, horn at F.agl:.
Hall,'omerf.tO,ire. This fon having married without big father's
content, the latter difpoled of all his eftates, foveae,' the produce
in the public Nods, and withdrew into very humble retirement
about forty years fume, leaving his fun (fince detested) the fcanty
pittance of 401 a year orly,and whom. he never afterwards would
be reconciled to or fee. 'I he deceafed made many wills, and by the
laR. after giving in legacies about 40,c0c1. bequeathed the refidue
of hie intent-bre pri.p.rty, (exceeding, it is faid,sco,ocel aerling)
to a diltant relation, at Newry. in Ireland ; who dying but a very
fhort time before the tcßator, the title and whole refadoe of this
folendid fortune devolve by lapfe to Mr. Jaw.. Ewing (now Sic
James Ewitis. Bart.) the teitat,w's grandfoo, of. Newport, Mon.
mouthfhire, perfumer ; a sate of unbleinithed charatttr, ?Trask's,
and integrity, with a lair ramify of elaildrort.

DIVIDENC/S.
Fehrtiary 28. VlraNe Jacks- late of hriftol, meek:ant. at
at the Nib Tavern, Corn ftrr•et, Briftol.
Feb 28 Hugh Moore, of Ironmonger-tare, tobdtti, mereh6li,
tett,lt Guildhall.
Fcb. 2;. John Heorkt. nF Blrmirgham. ditiggift and draptr,a
eletrea, at the Gorge Inn. iu thL:beth Birminghlm.
Feb. 24. Whattnan, of uuildfoCcl, Surrey, tiutcher,it ten;
at °oddball, Lodon.
Feb. 26. Johil S',inpfon, of Fairford. Glotteefteithlte, carrier. at
eleven, at the Crown and Tliiftle Inn, Abingdon, Beets,
pes.g4. John Harding. of Abingdon. Berke hooltkiltr and
tioner, at ekven, at the Crown and Thiftle Inn, Abingdon.
Feb. 24. Charles Briflow, of Newgate ftreet Londoti,linen-dnu
per, at twelve, at Gnildl2.ll.
Pelt 24. Thomas Hattertley, of Hothom, Middlefee,haberdatlite,.
at twelve. at (4+M :ban.

Frb. s 4. Robert Poole. of Ratcliff Highway, Middleftx, Rum-
draper, at one, at Guildhall
Feb. 24. Rich;nl Gamiclen, late of Bethill, &diet, itieececpe2„
at keen, at Guildhall, London. • _

Feb. 24. Jam es Arrowfmith, of R iebniond, Votklbire, opholfterer;
at eltren at the King'. Head Rielunond
_ _

Fch. 26, William Hudaelton,, f Matichriler, draper, It elms,*
the Dog Tavern. Deanfgate. Maitchelter.
_

Feb. as. George Lowe and Charles Lowe, of Amber Mill *Hi
of Shirland, Drrtivihirr, cotton and Bilapinners and coparersetti
at eleven. at the Dog Tavern. Mancheiter.
Feb. 24 Richard Dearman. of Oarnfley. and Robert Dearman,rd
Pindar Oaks, Worfborough, Yorkfhire, copsrtners and n'
dun/ a, at tea, at the White Bear Inn, Barnhey.
Feb. 24. John Dodfworth. late of Stamford. I.ineolhfnire, Nati
of Phyne, at deo, n, at the Crown inn, Stamford.
Feb. 24. William Carden the younger, a/Stoney Stratford. %elk
tact.snetchant, at okoen. at Ilse Bull Inn, Stnnty Stratford.
Feb 24. Ann Marriott, of Olney, Bucks, milliner and baba
dallier, at eleven. at the Bull lon. Stoney Stratford.
Fels. $4. Stanley Marthall Hither, of Gravefind, Kent, linen-dam.
. per, at'eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. ii. • David Roberts, of 'frump ftreet, London, watched&
trian,at one, at Guildhall,
Feb. 2r. Williani Creed the younger, is, Finch lane, Curftlii.,
London • tailor and draper, at one, at Guildbad.
Feb. sr. Ftederick J tklin, ot het-wire Fedor I wanof II din, late of
Angel court, Thruginorton ftreet, London, and afterwarOsit
Hatton Oar den Mithllerrx merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
Feb. sr. EdmundWarhe, of Tottenham Court Road, Mlddlifes,
budder, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb. 2t. Robert Jarntfon and Samuel Mltpid. of Aherborne tate,
London, merchants and brokers, at one, at Guildhall
Feb. 21. Thomas Harris. late of Prince's lime', Prince's Nuns,
London, vintner, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 21. David Glover, of Gutter line, Landon, merchant =4
underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhall.

Feb. t 7. John Parkes, of Birmiogh:-.ln, plater, dealer andel:opm%
at eleven, at the Wolfeley's Arms, WoKele), Bridge.

TO-MORROW.
Sim riles I Su n feta Moos fete
48 minutes after 6 t 8 nrh:utes after 5I 59 nrinutes.after g

EI:OH WATER AT LONDON rainaß To-moßitow.
Morning - - 53 minutes after 3
Afternoon - - 13 minutes after 4

CILBLA INS are prevented from breaking, sad
N.-1 their tormenting Itching inftantly removed by WHITE.
HEALYs ESSENCIi of MusTARD, univrrfallyetermed for its
extraordinary Lificacy in Rheuntatifms, Pa!fits, Gouty Attains,
and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this eel min remedy has
been unknown, or negledLed, and the Chilblains have asitesily
broke, wH rr EIiEALA FAMH.YCERATEwiII rafe the pia,
and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally efficacious
in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples,
Ringworms, Shingles. Breakings out on the Flee, bide, Fars and
Eye lids; Sore and inflamed Eyes, Bunts, and Scalds ;Sore Heads,
Old sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every dekription.
Prepared only, and fold by R. juhnfton, Apothecary, No. rrs
Greek-ftreet, Soho. London. The Elfroce and Pills at is. std.eacts
the Cerate at te.gid and as. pd. Sold by every Medicine Waller
in the United Kingdom

••• The Genuine has a black Ink Stamp, with the name of R.
:ohnfton, infected on it.

FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBIJ IC COMPLAINTS.
DR. FREEMAN's GUTTa SALUTARtS, is
by far the moil fate and effedual Remedy ever yet decover;
ed for the Cure of that dangerous Difeafc. Perfons unhappily af.
aidted with Venereal Complaints in all its fines, and 'admits vs.
rious appearances, will find a recnre and preknt retie, by taking
there most invaluable ;hers : which, for their excellency daring o practice in the mod populous part of London, vix.
Garden, have been termed Gutta Silutaris The fecreey with
which molt perfons fo afilided find it needful to conceal thriguffer-
ings, may be lately employed while ufing their Drops ;• Lew they
.render confinement unneceffary, at well as all Lind uous or merest
rial preparations, or any furgical operation whatever.
I. By appointment of Dr Freeman, they are f.sld wholefalt and re-
tail, by R. Butler, No 4. Cheapade, corner If Paternofter roof;
Deism and Gibbs, Portfmowla ; Welton and Roberts, Porta;
Roberts, Harding. and Jobnfon, Gofport; Wills. Pittman, and Raz
gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Pleilph • tioxland, Hayden, ai,d Glenwftle
Dock ; Dixon, Falmouth; Neales and Mitchell, Dover; Sbati
and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, Sberwbcfa Witheradek
Chatham ; Warren, and Burgefs and Ralph, Maxgate, Theinipkine
Yarmouth ; Peck, HMI Wolltenholme, York Macdonald,
Glafgovr ; Browning. Pailley ; Battey and Smith, Edinburgh;
Heaton, Leed-; Wood, Wakefield; Lathbury, ;Averted &la
and Vaughan, Manchester; Williams and Truman, hattor•:•Cd.
Roy Salifbury ; Barry and lihcppard, Brined; Banal and Hay
Bath • Steveitfon, Norwich ; Hodfon, Cambridge ; Pollard,Brighton ; Land, Maidttone ; Burbagc. Nottingham ; .Dr-vity
Derby ; Wood, and Nutt and Lloyd, Birmingham; aria e.elt Ma.
dicinc. Venders, in bottles at as. gl. each, with ample llicediser.

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RENOVATFD HEALTH. • :-% - •
IT has been too frequently the fitbjeft of jolt and
•a• general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elemental
the medical att. have cdTered themfelves as candidates for pubbe
patronagein the profethon of phyfie. Fur the purpofe of doing
jultice to the refult occlr ttudies and experience, and to orevare
us from being chafed anosogghore empirics whole impudent pre-
tenfinns have, vnforunately for foelety, been too favourably s*.
eeived, we beg leave to fuhroit to the liberal and enlighteoeda
faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. Alter basins
rectived a regular medical education as the pupils of Meltrs. Gtha-
dal and Blieard, wbofe ledures and pre. Rice we carefully 'Rece-
ded, as protelfore and furgrans of the London Hofpital, we entered
ourfclves as Ibid.-ors in that jeftly celebrated fehool for medial
acquirement the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inane-
ted in the difcrent branches of Anatomy, Surgery, theliseoryand
praelice of Phyfie. Cberniftey, flifldWitery. Botany. Ste. Ace. 61
thofe eminent prnteWnrs, Drs. Mantes, Gregory, Black, fiannitys,
Duncan anti Rutherford. We testa we Dull not be deemed re..
fumptuous in flying tnat our proficiency and acquirements mine
ine,Joii,'.crable. Having for a tong fades of years made verbena,
complaints, anti the various difeafes of DEIIILITY, the particular
objet; of our R.udirs and prat!lice, it will, we hope, he altordl
that we hove acquired fupsrior knowledge of their treatment
and cure. in !Ilia and recctst cafes of Medicos, a perfei r---
eltablahment is completed. in the fhort period of two days; andv
in thofe of the snood inveteracy, where other praelitioners base
failed of fucceis, a proper perfeverance In our plan of treatment,
eaurt, t • the patient a fafe and radical cure.
Amidlt the melancholy variety of diforslers whicis arethe agate
of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of beer
Sttell, there arc none more alarming or more diftrefEng (tall 'lt*.
deficiencies and debititi s which frequently omega or embitter
the matrimmial state. To Inch perfono it mull be a woofoliegrress
OeCtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible weir
of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human Islefliaga. a
ftrong. manly, and vigorous conflitntion. in all cafes en Aetiatf,
from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every fpecies of vene-
real infesaion. we may be confsilted by patients of either fel whir
the greatett fecreey and honno ^. Hours of confsdtation at hems
from ten to three, and from fis in the evoniag thlten at wig*.
Patients its the country are requefted to 0.-ate the Peticalorssig
their cafe, age. and general habit of living, Sec. &c Waring ar
) remittance for advice and medicines, *ben the f..mc 1411. be gives
ior fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecreey fie 4
fential to our undertaking, the pottage or letters may be addel w
I the account for medicines. CURRIP. and Co. Strgfuot,
L. ^ November 26,• sBc6. No, icy, liattes Ganda. .

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