Star.
London, England, 1802-05-12 00:00:00

lIIRII-IS.

On Monday, the Lady of Thomas flankey,ofßro d-ftrect-
buildings, of a daughter.
On kriday fait, Bt Rule-ftreet, Portland-place, the Lady of
(I..orze Dcring, Efq. of Barham-court, in the county of Kent,
of a fon.

On Sunday fifnnight. Mrs. Maffy Diswfon, of Gloucefter-
place. of a fun and Kir.

MARRIED.

On Saturday Taft, Mr. John Will Mott, efLcwilliam, Fe r,
to Mils Ruffen, of the fame place.
On Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-I'quart, Gilb. rt Ma-
theson, Efq. to Mifs Farquhar, ddeft daughter of Sir Wens
Farquhar, Bart.
On Tuefday fe'nnight, at North Afton, the Rev. Samuel
Henfhall, Fellow of Brazenofe College, and Reetor of Strat-
ford Bow, Middlefes, to Mifs Pearfon of North Afton.

At Keith, the 2,7 th ult. Mr. John Dan fon of Draigmill, to
NW; M'Donell, only daughter of the late .kneas M'Duncil,
Efq. of Kyles.
At Newton Donlas, the 3d init. Mr. Robert Mundell, Rec.
tor e the Academy of Cleleburn, to Mifs Macmillan, Well
daughter of Win. Macmillan, Efq. writer, in Newton Douglas.
At Br chin, the 4th MR. Mr. Alexander Donald, writer, in
Foriar, to Mil. Jat.et Daher'', daughter of the late Mr. David
Dal.eis, merchant, in Brcehin.

Thtulday,at Andover, Mr. Todd, attorney-at-law, of Win-
cliciter, to Miff `Quinton, daughter of Mr. Qllinton, Andover.
At Dublin, Robert Jaffray Nicholfon, Efq. of Banf,rd-greer,
county of Down, Efq. to Mifs Henrietta Orr, el eft daughter
of James Orr, Efq. of Thornley-park, North Britain.
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At Edinburgh, on Thurfday, William Gordon, Efq. of
Argyll.fquare, to MifsDunn, daughter of Jame' Dunn, Efq.
Hill.ftret.t.

On the sad oh. at York, by the Rev. Charles Percival, Mr.
Drake, of that city furg „ton, to Mifs Marfhall, only daughter of
the late John Matlhall,Efq. Gray's Inn.
Tuefday fe'nnight, at Walton, in Suffolk, the Rev. Caithorpe
Blofield, A. B. Vicar of Bifhop's Norton, Lincolnihire, to Mifs
Mary Caroline °role, daughter of the late Franch Grofe, Efq.
F. A. S.

On the 24th ult. the Rev. Edward Bradford, Rector of Sul-
bridge, Dorfet, to Mils Pacer.
On Wedncfday Lift, at Colchefter, Mr. Richard Twining,
jun. of the Strand, to Mita Smythies, daughter of the Rev. M r.
John Smythies, of Coleheiter.
On Thurftlay bit, by the Rcv. Dr.Peers,at Morden, Surry,
Mr. J. Allnatt, of Wallingford, Berks,to Mifs Elizabeth Dodd,
of Mordcn aforefaid. .

Same day, at Hertford, by the Rev. Thomas Foote Gower,
Richard Hall Gower, Efq. of Chelhunt, to Mifs Emptage,
daughter of the late Commodore Emptage, in the krvice of the
India Company.
On the 4th inf. at Liverpool, William Nieholfon, Efq. Cap.
tain in the ad regiment Royal Lancafhire Militia, to Mitt
Hannah Roe, third daughter of Wm. Roe, Efq. of I.iverpooL

DIED.
On the 28th ult. in Queen-ltreet, Edinburgh, Mt*. Hunter, of
Thurfton.

At Dundee, the 26th ck. William, the infant fon of Sir Wil-
liam Ruislip, Bart.
On the aid ult. Mr. James Linidater, merchant in Lerwick,
after a long and painful Binds.
At Edinburgh, the 3oth ult. Mrs. Philp, widow of James
Philp, Efq. Judge of the High Court of Admiralty.
In Sackvilloarcet, Dublin, Mrs. Price, aged 89.

Mr. William Hodgfon, of Cattle Dawfon, county Derry.
In Cork, Mn. Saad, wife of Jofeph Salkeld, Efq.
In Paid city, Mrs. Miller, wife of Mr. Miller, of the Kil-
kenny regiment.
At Drumanoe, near 1"1171C, on the 28th ult. aged 19, Mrs.
Williams, wife of Mr. Henry Williams, of Dublin, and only
daughter of the late Rev. Robert Sinclair.
At Wanninfter, Wilts, aged 83, T. Warren, Efq.
In Great Otorgeslireet, South, Dublin, Mrs. Margaret
Browne, wife of Palmer Browne, Efq.
In eaventilth-row. Dublin, Mrs. Jane Loftus, mother of
Dudley Loftus, Efq.
Oa the 30th ult. at Upholland, in the 48th year of hi. age, the
Rev. John Fawel, Minifter of that place.
In January laft, at the river Gambia, Mr. John Davies, chief
mate of the !hip Angola, Capt. Boys.
At Port Glafgow, the 29th ult. Mr. William King, of that
place, in the 84th year of his age.
At Glafgow, the 29th ult. Mrs. Cathrine Foricfeue, wife of
Ewen Cameron, h.fq. merchant, In Glafgow.
On the 26th tit. Patrick Reid, lifq. of Hazlcilen, late mer-
chant in Glafgow.
Mr. Llphinitnne,furgeon, in board the Weenie hoop, on her
paltage to Malta.
At Dumfries, MUs Helen Burnfide, daughter of the Rev.
Dr. Barnfide,

At Aberdeen, on the igth ult. Mr. John Leith, of the Royal
Invalids, formerly of the aad Regiment. aged 67; and after be-
ing in the fervice for so years.
On Saturday evening, at Colney, near St. Alban's, in-kb 624
ear. Mr.Noutfe, of Welbcckdbna.

There are ne elates of men of Ventr impettanee to ruddy
than thnfe which devote their time and talents tc, the prefet ye-
tion of the health of their fellow cm urea. How caw:el:ay b:c-
cefsful the late FRANCIS SPJLiscAr was in this tru'y laud
employment, is co npletely evinced by the rapidity of hi,: which
his celebratad AN it st.o sat: etc Daises have inveriahly cons-
manded. As a purifier of the Wold, reltorer of the c••:tfli;n-
tion, and bracer of the fyftem, their elf cis have b-en
ing, as may be fern by the furprifing cures of .erlo is wins were
affiidted with Scorbutic and Nervous Cumpla'ots, ttOut,
&e. and therefore the tletedi m of thof: imp..Rers, -rho
by means of forged bills and other pretended credottials, have
vended a fpurioes compofition of this truly excellent menicinei
niuit he a fatishiaion to all ptrfons who hive r competent idea
of the abfolute meet& y th:re is in being careful to purchafe the
genuine Remedy, as well as of prof perfonal prarect?
from infringement. The true Medicine is dittinguiffied by the
King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper ; and as a fur-
ther guard, by favour of his Majelly's Commlifioners of the
Stamp-Office, they have affixed a Ramp on each bottle, printed
In black Ink. Prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, No. Is,
Sobrofquare, and by the general Venders of Patent Medicines
In Town ansl Country. in bottles ss. and 11. is duty

TO BE LET, Fundfiled, and entered upon immediately,
jaAItFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wil:s ;
XI with walled Gardens, Hot-hotiks, EtZles. Coach•houfes,
and all other convenient OPccs, and 26 Acres of Pafture Latd,
fate in the occupation of the 1:arl of Malmeibury. About 20
Acres more of Pafture Land may he had if rentired, and ti.e
Manor of liamptworth, adjoining to Downcast, will be let wish
the above.—Barford-Houfr is only fix miles front Salilbury.
Enquire of Mr. Arney, Clore, Sallibury ; or of Mr. Moe*
land, Daemon, Wilts, who will filter the Prtmifes.