Star.
London, England, 1801-05-25 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Lately, Captain Manners, to Mils Rumbold, daughter of the
late Sir G. Rumbold, Bart.
On the sth ult. at Lifbon, Mr. John Critpin, merchant, to
Mils Itabella Ann Hair. _ _ _ . .

Tueiday 1-aft, at Daley, ir. the County of Leieefter, Edward
Dawfon, c of Long Whatton, to Mifs March Phillips, eldelt
daughter of 'Nelms March Phillips, Efq. of Garcudon Park,
Caine county.
At Blandford, on the iIR ult. Thomas Gould Read, Efq. of
Dorchelter, to Mifs Dorothea Clapcott, of Blandford.
On the 3oth ult. at St. George's Church, Southwark,Thomas
Diekenfon, Efq. of Crotched Friars, to Mrs. Elisabeth Spyring,
of Exeter.
Lately, Wm. Norton, Efq. of Kentiflptown, to Mifs airy
Reilly, of the fame place.
Mr. Tanner, of Welford, to Mlfs Hawkins, of Kingfelete,
Hants.
Mr. job Wells, of Wallingford, to Mifs Hakim, of Newbury.
Mr. Reynolds, attorney at law, of Thatne, Oxfordthire, to
Mifs Wells, of Wallingford.
Mr Rob. Meyrick, of F.ton, to Mifs Sherratt, of Windfor.

DIED.

At Shapwick, the Rev. Charles Hobbs, Vicar of Shapwick
and Afhcot, and Redor of Coffington on Poldon-hill.
Monday lalt, Mifs Aiken, eldelt daughter of Mr. Aiken, of
Francis-ftreet, Bedford-Iquart.
In the Mind of Jamaica, of the yellow fever, Roderick Mac-
kenzie, Efq. fon to the late Captain Kenneth -Mackenzie, of
Redeaftle. _ _
_ _

On the 29th ult. at his honk in Georgc-ftreet, Portman.
(quart, Major Jchn Potter Hill, Efq.
On the 3d MIL at her apartments at Windfor Calle, Mrs.
Pipe, Mid of Calory Pigott, Efq. of Clews, in Berks.
On the ilith inftant, at Combervrcll, Mrs. Martha Thomas,
widow, qed ip.
At Lorers-Hill, Berko, Mrs. Lillie, in the 78th year of her
age.
On the 15th loft. in St. Andrew's-fquare, Edinburgh, Henry
Seat, Efq. late of the India Company's Bengal Eftabliihment.
At Clifton, John Maitland, Efq. of King's Arms Yard, Cols
ma o-ftreet.

EXTRACT OF QIIIVISLA.
Cut moriatur homo, cui Q_uaffia, Ste.
THE high reputation which QUASSIA has
acquiredas an Aatifeptic, Stonnehic,Toil Corrobovant
Medicine, is altogether unequalled. Its ufe Las become univer-
fal, and neither prejudice, nor predilation for former remedied,
have been able able to Rand in conipetition with this Great Re-
iterative. _ _ _

itlaasiong been a defirable objedt with the moR able pradll-
tioners in Medicine, (u well as the with of thole who may have
taken this Medical Wood in the form of infufion,) to obtain an
extra& containing its entire virtues—till now, experiment has
fo Ear failed, that the quantity produced has been infufficient to
anfwer airy deferable purpok ; and its price cunfequently fo great
as to prevent its general ufe...-Tbe Proprietors of the only Genu-
ine Concentrated Eztraet or Anima of Qp.affia, aftcr much che-
mical enquiry, labour, and elpence, have at length fuccecded
in obtaining this defirable purpok : this Chemical Extrad, in
the form of Pills, free from the gruffer particles of the Wood,
contains in a fmall compafs, the whole of its medicinal virtues ;
and is, beyond comparifon, a Medicine at once elegant, fate,
and efficacious, for
WEAlfi and DEBILITATED CONSTITUTIONS,

Lofs of Appetite, The Deleterious Ueda of
Pains and Weakoeffes of the Hot Climates,
Stomach, Habitual Purgings,
Relaxation of the Solids, Coofumptive Habits,
Nervous Weaknefs,
And particularly the ill confequence of Interperance.
In (hart, in all cafes where the Conititution has been reduced
by Difeafe or Irregularities, its reitorativc diets arc unequalled
—this, experience has happily evinced.-4t promotes appetite—
reltores the organs of digeilloo—braces the folids—invigorates
the whole fyftem—and eonfequently produces and preferves
that greatelt of bleffings, Health.
' The advantages of taking this Medicine, in the form here re-
commended, are felt-evident. All itomacksi however delicate
and 'vale to fluid Medicines, art capable of bearing the gradual
folution of Pills, by which its continued arition is for a much
longer time kept up, and its fubfequent deft on the fyfteni
zenerally greatly alllfted.
The Concentrated Extradt or Anima of fZmflia, in the form
of Pills, was firft difrovered by E. HALLAM, Apothecary
and Cbymclt ; and Is prepared (only) by E. Hallam and Co.
Sold wholefale only by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, and re-
tail, by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glargow; Hazard, Bath ;
Sheppard, Briftol : Gore and Son, Liverpool; Staines and liar-
Mayas Manadter ; lions and Wright, Leeds; and one Ven-
der in every town; in boxes ass. and too. 6d. each, and large
packages, containing five ss. boxes, IL as. each, duty included.
f, But obfervc, none can pofftbly be genuine unlefs it has
thafignature of E. Hallam and Ca written in Red Ink.

This day was publifhed, an entire New sad alluvial Nabs of
that intertßing Work, price only Three Shang*, although
by the advance of Paper, and quantity of Matter, worth
double the Money, (with the Author's Portrait,) entitled,
A GUIDE to HEALTH: which fully explains,
in a conelfe plain manner, the molt fun* Methods of
Treatment, with proper efficacious Remedies for the following
Difeafea„ which are treated of under their refpedllve heads,
viz :
Abortion or &Marriage, Indifpofitions attendant on
Althmas, Pregnancy,
Appetite, (Lotsof) Indigettion,
Barrennefs, Juvenile Indifcretion,
Lownefs

Bilious Comphinta, -- of Spirits,
Chlorofis or Green Sicknefs, Meaftrual Evacuations,
Child-bearing, Nervous Difeafes,
Coafumptions, Onanifm or ferret Vonery,
Female Difeafes,—Fits, Pregnancy,
Floor Alton or Whites, PhthiSs or Cough,
Flatulence or Wind, Rbeumatifm
Gloms, Seminal Weakncfes,
Ganarrbees, Scurvy,
Hypochondria or Melancholy Tarn of Life, dr.e. &e..
Complaints,
To which is added,
"AURAL DISEASE, GLEETS, and

An ESSAY on the

SEMINAL WEAKNESSES,
By S. SOLOMON, M. D.
Us this nfeful Publication will be found Advice to both'Ses,
es, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole keret In-
limbic, of nature, which delicacy often forbids to difelofe,
even to their neareft relatives: and a Treatifc on FEMALE

DISEASES, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Conlimptive Com-
plaints, &c. &e.
This Pamphlet points out the dire! methods of erre, from
a Blenhorrhagia, or Geamesbeen, to a confirmed Siphilis. To
which is added, an ESN le Seem Venery, and a Difeourfe on
Impotency in the Mal% red Sterility and Barrennefs incident
to Females, &e a; an Appends on the fubjed of a folitary and
deitrwitive Vice, and an Mirth to Parents, Guardians, Tu-
tors, and thole who have the Can and Education of Youth.--
Likewife Advice to &sham panimilelly dm 'Aided with
' Nervous Complaints. TM *Me lialkirsi red interfperfed
with a variety of audio& lids slew before publithed.
In which is explained the ffsplions, mode of treatment, and
remedies in the dlllerst Sages attic Scurvy, Leprofy, King's
Evil, Gout, Rheumatfm, end Venereal Weak. Cautions
to young perfons of the danger of improper connections, or im-
proper treatment, Ste. with the difference between the Venereal
fymptoms and thole frequently mistaken for them ; alto Advice
to Bathers.

{'j Every Perron is interefteel in Come part of this Book,
particularly young men and boys, as it will guard them from
a fatal rock an which thoufands have been fplit, and be the
means of preferring their bodies from difask, and alto their
fouls, their minds, and all their faculties from deßrndioa.