Star.
London, England, 1805-10-09 00:00:00

DIED.

On Friday laft, at Cheltenham, after a long aid revere inners,
which he bore with peeled refignatlon and equal reflution, Da.
rid Scott, Lfq. of Dunninald, Rep:We-braise in Parliament fur
Perth, &c. N. R.
Lately, at thy hollfe of his uncle. Paul Orchard, Efq. in Chatter-
fisld-ftr.et. Loodon, aged 13, George Pawky Suck, Efq. of
don, near Liverpeol.
Thurfday fen night, at Allby,near Whitchavem the feat of Wal-
ter Chambre, LA. its the astis year of Fee age Mrs. Preflon, wife
of Mr. Nathaniel Prrfton, of Dublin, and daughter of Richard
Ledger, Efq. of U'llitehaven.
At an advanced age. Mrs. Pocock, relict of the Rev. Rkli. Po-
cock. of NULL. nhall near Marlborough.
Suddenly. Mr Knight, who had been keeper of the County gaol
of lierklhire ao years.
At Grenada, in June !aft, of the yellow fever, in the r7th year
of his age, Mr Thomas Wilfon, too of the Rev.• Dr. James WS.
fon, ii bier of I...labia.
On the I .eeseard Illand Ration, In June laft, Mr. James Fair-
holine,midthipn* I on hoard his Majefty's Ihip Northomberlaud;
(camd lon us the late William Fairhulme. of Chapel, Ffq.
On hoard hi' Majelty'sthip Phanix, Lieut. Henry Steel, of the
Royal Marines, in einsfequence of the wounds he receive I in thc
gallant but bloody engagement between the PIXIDIoiX and la °Mon,
wherein the latter was captured. Lieut. Steel was a native of Ber-
wick, and was prefent in fermi of the naval cepgementa of bit
war, particularly In Lord Howe's and !surd Duncan s, aid bade
fair, by his gallantry and good conduct, to rife in the (crake, what
he thus fall, fighting bravely in defame of his King aid Country.
He has left two orphan children to lament his lots.
At Hannington, near Kingfelere Mrs. Soper, a maiden lady.
aged 6,;. She had retired from the farming bufinefs kale years,
and ever fince living in the moil penurious manner, aat fo mock
as keeping a fervant maid till her inners commenced, nee* her
Mifs Digweed, whom the heal up from her infancy, and
to whom the has left nearly 7o; o• l.
At Capenoch, on the asd tdt. Mifs Sandilands, daughter of the
late Hon. Robert Sandilands.
At Bombay, Major Wallaee,fon of the late Rev. John U'allace.
of Limerick.
At Edinburgh.= the 3cth ult. Mr. James Watkins writer to
the fignet.
On the 3cth ult. at Hull. Mr. Andrew Dodgfon, of Croft, *
&wick, aged 72. His death was oecafioned by a paraly6s of the
mufciea of his tongue and throat, which took away the power of
(wallowing, fo that he was literally Starved.
Lately. at Newcastle, Captain Harem+, of the. Royal Banters.
Thurfday, at Limehou'e, aged Ba, a man named Joyce, with-
out having experienced, until the day of his death, an hour's ill-
net's. From the age of twenty he had been In the dilly pradtkeef
drinking fix pots of porter. but frequently exceeded that allow-
ance. By au eflimate lately made by himfelf, it appears that ha
bad drank 31,t 34 gallons, or nearly 300 butts.
Lately, at Apples,. in the tile of Wight, aged 73, Mrs. Wal-
ker, widow of the Rev. Dr. Walker, Redor of &crew& and
Mottifton, in that Magid.
Lately, Mifs Atkinfort, daughter of the late William Atkinfon,
Efq. an Alderman of the borough of Ripon, and niuoe to the late
Mr. P. Atkinfon,of York, archited.
At Gaston Park, on Sunday the 6th inftant, Alexander Wood.
Efq. eldeft fon of Colonel Wood, of Clacton, in the 16th. year of
his age, and Senior Cornet of the rah Light Dragoons. This
young Officer's fate is peculiarly hard: never having known Diners,
he was attacked by a fever and dyfentery, at Braybourne Leesßae.
racks, on the Coati of Kent, and did not apply for medical affidance
till too late.
At Llanrothal, Herefordfldre, at the age of nerdy too years, and
in full poffsffinn of ltis laculties,the Rev. Martin Barry, vicar el
that patina, which living he held fur ftt years.
In Behan, aged 82, Edw Hunt, Efq. late Major in the 39tis
Font, and Race Captain of Invalids.
In Dungannon, Benj. Stewart, Lk. late of the &ft lOC
A few days ago, fuddenly, at the Bub. bear Langtinhes, Dow'
Eric allure, Mr. Hendafon, such eiteanai by* numinous Circle of
acquaiotanccs.

bucifiriersa AT LONDON-biliEkil TO-MOILAU w.
lAGentai . '4 warAis Air 3
Afternoon ijlollllllo Aar 3

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FOR. BILIOUS DISOLDEiti,
Dr. JAMES'. ANALEP fic PILLS.
FROM a neva mode of ailminittering there PILLS
by the advice of an eminent Phyfichn (fee the new dlredints)
Bilious Difeafes,fo prevalent partisulady =wog per who have
refided in hot climates. are removed with greater elk and fakty
than by' any other Medicine. they are equally ellicteleas in
Difor‘iers of the Stomach and Bowels; in Indigo:Wok, Lots d
A.2petite, habitual CofEventfs, troutdetsme Rataleneks aid Ow
lies; lilt/wife in Gouty habits, iu giddinds, or itheumsne Pais,
in the Hcatl ; as well as thofe ocrafioncd by free living; acray
preventing PaWcs and Apoplexies, fo often the confequena of
intcmpo.ratoce. Recourfe fhould be had to them on the firft attack
of a cold, or any Eight, indifpofitioo; or after any etc& of eating
or drinking; and thus their well known charafterilhe
maintained of promoting Longevity. Ttavellas by fea or Isodu
fhould never be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require nei-
ther confinement nor alteration of diet.
They are fold only by F. Newseav and Soot, at,the Walkout*
for Dr.Jansces Powder, No. ots, St. Paul's Church yard, four doom
front Cheapfadc, London; and at Dr. James's late Hook in Bruton-
itro iu boxes, price 45.6 d. each, or in one large Rot containing the
quantity of fix I'm 2411. duty included—Notts arc genuine hut
e.ofc wh:ch have the words, " E. Newhery, Nu. as, St-Paul's,"
engraved in the ftamps.

AV LNG de cateti torelt to the Rudy, and bees
gratified by the molt conktlecable pradiee in that brands
wbich I theught proper to flied, I truft that I have not more tog.
eatployed my time than these who, in the extesdive fidid of eit
pro•t9ion, are occatofloally trimunded In uncertainty, and moor
always attain that fueces which It acquired if coPormusdnit tha
intelledtual pewer to ono clefs of &Orders—
The aikairs of DIONLITY are peculiarly &Way, for drer
bring with them a train of concomitant froptoms, and, by a dap
preffioo of all vital energy, exit/or:lee itfelf becomes embittered....
Whet!, they arife from the preva/er...e of ill example. thedefkkb
dye hatits of fchool boys, or the indulgences of matualt7. thl. I
quire the mat :alums profAonal (kill ; but by the Wawa
' of uneducated as al, the fymptaana arc aggravated, and the mob.
1 melon is defkoyal
As a ft/ifths.B.Ra of the. ROYAL COLLRGIce SURGEON*.
I gerund my pretenftons on regularity of education; and pofitS4
every reivEtee to pradtiee. I feel myfeif entitled to that conk:Stow
with wNtch i i-ave hitherto been folZerafty honoured.
in Cie iit•d ionfations of local wo.knefs, early apFalartion wt.
?revert the cal =try of a debilitated frame; but whtre de fut-
kc.v. !ran a cou:cieufnefs of the unmannues of the vice whl.3
wailed his misf.).-tunc. is fearful of the contempt or carfare of Vs
&mill ptvfician and broods over his infirmity with carefireos•
i eel:malt. it :waft he fatisfaeary for him to be altered cot only ni.
catability of treatment but alfu of the molt inviolable fancy.
And in recent Vertical Comohints it is poifible to prevmt pea,
dar.ger or tilftreek ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the aeqult•
1 tneta at cxclu,ve exocrietoe in this bee to and a tafe, certain.
and. f'.^4 tate re-eftabliirneut.
' toiler the ativaotage ot Ws experience to thofe dela?, fez 'do
are aflioc4 rite. any bind of DABLIITY, of any fyropttlm af
IiRNitRRA.... !NFaCTION, and in all tufa the term. of runs-
neratlen are ftated on the fir( interview.
Pat:wain the country are expetft-; to inclofes Dank totes isi
um tr.:penal to (pacify their age at manner of living.
AfiXAT24 BARB,
I Mereav of the Royal Coale of Surgeons in Londe'.
No so Aru-eel ftr-ct, Senn.% uem Temple Bar

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