Star.
London, England, 1807-08-27 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Magiftrates and Council of Perth have rcfolved to prefent
the following gentlemen to the four parillt churches, viz —The
Rev. Patrick Slight, Mlniiter of Bonhill, to the Eaft t burch and
part& ; the Rev. William Thomfon, Minifter of Delve!, to the
Middle Church and patifh ; Mr. Daniel Mackenzie, preacher of
the gofpcl in Prr:h. to the Well Church and parifh; and the Rev.
John hnlay, Miniftcr of N:drillon, to the Church and parith of
St. Paul's.
Hi 4 Grace the Arcbhillsop of Canterbury has collated the Rev.
Gerrard Thomas Noel, A B. to the vicar;.ge of Rainham, void by
the celLon of the Rev. Charles Barton, l). 1). the Taft incumbent.

BIRI HS.

At Farley hill, Bert% on Monday the 17th infant, the Lady of
William Alves, Efq of a fin.
Lately, the wife of Mr. S. Lamprey. attorney, Maidftone, of a
fon

MARRIFD.

At Esfinburgb, on the tath iiiiiii Dar id Ceupland, of Gregory,
Ffq to Mils Michie, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Michie,
merchant.

At St. Leonard's, Shorn!itch, Charles Lunt, Efq. one of bis Ma-
jetty's Deputy Lieutenants for the Tower Hamlets, and Captain
of a Light Infantry Company of Volunteers, to Mary, the fccond
daughter of Mr. Amos, of Horton felare.
At Glalbury Church, Radnorihire, John Eckley, Efq. of Creden
Hill, Herefordthire. to Mifs Williams, of Vellemma/ids, Brecon.
Chi the 17th irritant, at Tenby, Henry Barnes, jun. Efq. of the
Fort, Herefordthire, to Martha. third daughter of Solomon Rich-
ards, Efq. of Salfborough Houle, county of Wexford.
At Swallowfield, Richard Body, Efq. of Shinfield, to Mils Sim-
moods. only daughter of Mr Thomas Simmonds.
On the 14th inn. Mr. Thomas Pender, jun. to Mifs Helen
Cameron, fecund daughter of Mr. Robert Cameron, Oleneak
On the inch hilt at Edinburgh, Mr. James Seton, jun. narfery
and feedfman, to Mifs Janet Rutherford, hotll from Crieff.
On the totb Intl at Glafgow, Mr. James Scott, manufacturer,
to Mils Jane M'Nair, daughter of Mr. John M'Nair, manufac.
turer, Glafgow

Lately, at Paißey, Mr. Wm. Stewart, merchant. Clifgow, to
Mifi Elizabeth Gardner, daughter of the late Mr. Archibald
Gardner, manufadlorer, Pailley.
At Edinburgh, Patrick Stikine, Efq. Surgeon in Edinburgh,
to Miff Coa, of Duke amt.

At Arnbrofden, the Rev. Robert Edward Hughes, Reetor of
Shennington, Glouceiterfhire, to Mite Pyner, daughter of the late
Francis Yyner, Efq. of Brook Houle, Chefhunt, Herts.
At Berwick, Corporal A. Fullarton, of the 9111 (Highland) Re
giment, to Mils M. Cook, aged sB, who, when the comes of age,
will he entitled to a handfome fortune.

DIED.
On Friday evening, at Kenfington Gravel Pitts, Lieutenant-
Colonel Parkhill, of the 34th regiment.
At South Shields, in his spelt year, Mr. Ralph Hewfon. He
was bathing on the Herd Sand, the tide then making ; and, in re-
turning through a place railed the Wheel...he was drowned.
At fee' on the 13th of June lait, on his paffage from Jamaica,
Thomas Gordon, Efq. of Port Maria Bay, fan of the late Rev.
George William Algernon Gordon, minilter of Keith.
At Little Mill, Dismhartonfbire, on the 17th initant,
infant fon of Lieutenant A. Mackintofh, 48th Regiment. •
Lately, at an advanced age, in Southgate.ftreet, Gkinceiter,
Mrs. Jones, relidt of the Rev. Mr. Jones of Harcfccinih.
At her houfe in Northgate-Itrect, Gloucefter, in the 76th year
of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Orlaißead, Eller of the late R. Grim-
ftead, Efq.
At his knee, Weft Bridge, Kirkcaldy, on the tath inflect, Mr.
John Stocks.

At Stonehaven, on the t 7th inftant, John Boma, Efq. writer
there, Colleaor of Celli of the county of Kincardine.
At the houle of Ebenezer King. Efi in °Jou:eller, In the ^nth
year of her age, Mrs. Mary Riollay, rclidt of Dr. Francis Riollay,
of Canterbury, Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficlars
Laft week, at Chellefworth Hall, Suffolk, Malta H. Pockling-
ton, youngelt fon of Sir Robert Pocklington, Bart.

PRICE oF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags 51 Iss to 71 cm I Pockces 61 ow to 81 8.

PURR Of NAT AND STRAW IN SISIT/IFIRLN.
Hay, • 41 sos to 61 no I New Clover al cs tool os
Clover 3112 s to 71 0 I Straw, il tea to 31 3s
COAL MARKET, Auguß 26.
Ships at Market Ships fol 4 Prise
ss Wassaille Coal es 455 od to szs 6d
4 Sunderland 3 455 3d to 46s 3d
HIGH WATER AT LONEIuN BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Itortgag • 57 minutes after 8
Aftercoos - 35 minutes stun p

C "lies PAT tST WOIll II 1.02 NCI .4'o Parents, COW& lel
and Others, who have the care of Children, this valuable edicine
cannot he too ftrangly recommended. Worms are a eif safe kw
children efcape. They aeftroy the appetite, weaken the o:gaos of
digeftion, produce pains in the &mach and bowels, deprive the
holy of its nourithment . octafi on emaciation and patenefs. Bop the
progrefs of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming coo.
oviform, which too often terminate in death. Nor arc their tikes
I-rs revere on grown per7ross : t y uleeratitg the ltomach and
bowels, they are often the caufe of lingering complaints, which
prove fatal at lA, and folic& the pile nt to the molt excruciating
fits of agony an 9 diftref.. In childhood. every di cafe with which
a child is aillidled is all. highly caarperated by them. The ea_
tainty and fafety both of their pr notion and cure, by theahove
medicine, is fo fully ettablidied to the latisfadlion ache Public,
the tellimony of the &ft and moltleading charadters of the NO. bility, and of otr ors of high refp-dability, who have witorfed its
remarkable ercels in their own families, that it is only neccfart to
obfervr, this is the period of the feafon when fuck a rnedidoe
ought to he given to children and others, to prevent any attack or
this complaint—Sold wholcfale and retail, at Ching and Butler's,
No. 4, Cbeapfide, Corner of Pat:Trotter-row; and retail, by atoft
country venders, in bntra at as. Pd and Ss 6d.