Star.
London, England, 1805-01-03 00:00:00

MARRIED.

In Henry-ftreet, Du/Mtn, the Rev George Brabazon, of Navan,
county Meath, to Milk Leonarda Jane Heyland, daughter of the
Rev. Robert Heyland, late Rector of Coleraine.
At Cork, Lieutenant Butterfield, of the Royal Navy, to Mite
Weamp, daughter of the late 1 hoe. Weltropp, of Linaeriek Efq.
Rev. John Wilfon, of Greyabbey. to Mifs Jane Bank head, dant'.
ter of the Rev. Jol.n Bankhead, 13a1lycarty, near Larne.
. .

I.uke Hanly:Efq. of Faitvallcy, county Rofcommon, to Mifi
Ryan, daughter of Thomas Ryan, of Afhbrook, Lica. fame CCU n ty.
Henry Ward, Efq. Pirlt I.ieutenant of the ParrioNlon Votun-
teen, to Milt, Bed well, daughter of the late John He' dwell, Efl.
banker, of areneefter.

On the 24th ult. John Adolphus Auguftus Barnes, Efq. of Clap-
ton , to Mifs Hefter Altur, cleleit daughter of Mr. George Aitor,
of the fame place.
Ac Aberdeen, on the 14th ult. John Morehead, Efq. advocate,
to Mrs. Wright, daughter of Captain Chriltie, 28th militia, acid
widow of the late Joim Wright, Efq. younger of ilaßeny.
At Glafgow. on Wednefday fennight, the Rev. W ni. Sliirreti, of
St Ninian's, to Mifs Mary letiffel, otily dangist,r of the Rev. Mr.
Rolfe', of Stirling,

Thurfday, at Wellfhourne, George Frederick Stratton, Efq. of
Tew Park, Osfordfhlre, to Mifs Deres, only daughtcr ot Bernard
Degres, Efq. of Wellfbournc, Warwick fhire.
Same day, Chas. Linton, Efq. of New York, to Mifs Eliza
Lexbury, daughter of J. Lesbury, Efq. of Liverpool.
On Sunday, Mr. Edward Kerby, bookfeller, in Stalford-Rreet,
to Mlfs Taylor, of Old Bond•ftreet.
At Hythe, Col. Kenneth Mackenzie, of the 52d regiment, to
Mifs Andrews,

At Edinburgh, on the 24th uh J. F. Gordon, Efq. to Mifs
Margaret Haldane, only child of Robert Haldane, Efq.
At Annick Lodge, on the 24th ult. David Boyle, Flq. advocate,
to Mils Elizabeth Montgomery, eldeit daughter of the late Alex.
Montgemerle, Efq of Annick.

On the aati ult:at Leeds, Samuel Hcnry Copperthwaite, Efq.
Captain in the Firft Welt York Militia, to Mils /Ceylon, daugh-
ter of James Kenion, Efq. of Potterhewion.
On Thurfilay, at St. James's Church, William Draper, Efq. of
Jermyn-itreet, to Mrs. Willis, of Cork -Rivet.
Saturday, by the Rev. R. Sadler, Robert. Willoughby, Efq. of
Kinthury Cliff, to Mils Crozall, daughter of Edward Croxall, Efq.
of Shuftoke, Laneafhire.

At Keith, on the te/th ult. Mr. William Dougall, forgeon.
At Manfe of Leochel, the Rev. Mr. Jas. Kelly, mimiller of the
united parithes of Leochel and Cufhney, in the 46th year of his age
At Eagletham, Mrs. Mafon, widow of Capt. Mafon, fadtor to
the Earl of relates.
At Aberdeen, in the ylith year of his age, Mr. Wm. Reid, nor-
feryman at Gilcomiton. He had been in that bufinefs nearly so
years, and was the irft perfon that introduced the cultivation of
°artery into tbat country.
Thorfday, at Lazarus Hofpital, Hereford, aged upwards of zoo
years, Elizabeth Garrett, who for a long period (old fruit in that
city. She was born in the reign of (been Ann, and found, when
but a few days old, at the tooth end of the ftreet where the kept
her apple-Ball, and from that circumftance obtained the name of
Street; however, having at an early age engaged the affee'tions of a
barber of the name of Garrett, he married her, and from this cir-
cumilartec it becalm a common otsfervadon, that Bet bad mounted
from a Street to a Garret. She walked out till within a few days of
her death, and her faculties were unimpaired to the !alt. She was
conveyed to her grave by Si hair-dreffers, to each of whom Ihe
left a razor.

On the toth ult. at Perth, the Rev. Mr. Adam Peebles, Mini.
(ter of the Epikopal Chapel in Perth.

In June lift, ;t Madras, the Rcv. Archdeacon 'Arne, fenior
Chaplain of Fort St. George.
On the 26th ult. at his hunk in Beater's-ftrcet, in the 73d year
of his age, William Walker, Efq.
On the 3oth of April, Colonel Kenny, of the itth Regiment
N. I. of his wounds at Madras,which he received in itomting the
Fort of Alhi Ghur.

Dr. Henry Bowles, on board the Swiftfure man of war, on his
paffags to Gibraltar. He had been praferliunaily employed two
years in the Welt Indies, where he was twice attacked with the
yellow fever : at the Cape of Good Hope, where he remained a
twelvemonth ; and fince hia return to England has been Rationed
at the Military Hofpital, Carport, and was on his way out to Gib-
raltar, when he died.
In the 72d year of his age, Dutton Seaman Efq. of the Inner
Temple.
At York-houre, Batterfea, Mrs. Reynolds, wife of John Rey-
nolds, Efq.
Lately, at Cadiz, of the epidemic dißemper, in the 26th year
of his age, Mr. John Welch, fecond fon of John Welch, Efq. of
Bourn Brook, near Birmingham.
On the igth ult. at Holyrood houfe,Edinhurgh, the Hon. Mary
Murray, only daughter of the late Lord Edward , o d
fitter to the Hon. and Rev. John Murray, Deatt of Kilialoc, iu
Ireland.

lately, at his haste at Lauriellon, Edinburgh, Colonel Jame.
Riddell, In the 77th year of his age, fon of Sir Walter Riddell, of
Riddell, and uncle of Sir John Buchanan Riddell.
Wednefday fennight, Mr. Thomas WMotighby, a rcfpe&tbte
performer of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.
At Edinburgh, on the i4th inR. the inGint dauetter of A!cx.
Macdonald Lockhart, of Lee and Carnwatb, Efq.
On the 23d ult. Mifs Mary Frafer, Weft daughter of Mr. Alex.
Prefer, Sheriff clerk of Haddlngton.
At Falkirk, on the 15th ult. Archibald Wilion, young& fun of
the Rev. Doelor Winn, minifter of that pnrifh.

FOR THE YELLOW AND CONTAGIOUS FEVERS.
DR. JAMES's POWDER.

THE fuperior Efficacy of thiri Medicine, con-
armed by the Experience of the greater Part of the lalt Cen-
tury, has seesawed its Introdudion itro regular Praetkc. Its
extraordinary Succels in the Influenca of tEn3, as well as that of
1782,is too recent to be forgotten ; and the happy Efleds derived
from its life, as related by Captain Colnett, of the Royal Navy,
in his Voyage to the South Seas, when all Ms Ship's Company were
attacked by the Yellow Fever, have eltahliChed its Reputation in
the Cure of that horrible •Diforder. After def:ribhig the Manner
in which be adminiftered the Powder, be fays, "The whale Crew
" Improved in their Health, except the Carpenter, who, though a
" very Rout robult Man, was at one Time in fuch a State of De-
" lirium,and fu much reduced, that I gave him over : but be at
" length recovered."--See Captain Colnett's interetting Publica-
tion; and the /stud of his Mode of Treatm. to in the B• 11 ni Di
tedious with this Medidne.—The Powder fhould in all Cafes he
taken on the Firft Attack of a Fever, before it has been ft fired to
gain Ground and ravage the Co-it Pinion ; but as it ha, often re•
(bred %dents after every other Febrifuge has biled, it unlit to
be tried even in the left Extremity.
Sold only by F. NewSery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-
yard, (a few Doors front Cbcapllde) sonil.m; and at Dr. James's
late Haute, in Bruton-ftreet ; in Packets, Price as. yd. each. L'uty
included, or in Bottles containing twelve Packets, Price age. as
made up for the Army and Navy.
N. 11 None can be genuine but thofe which have the Words 4 F
Nt whiwy, No. 45, a. rata e." enteral ia the Swat.