Star.
London, England, 1804-04-14 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On Saturday 1.211, at St. George's, Hamner fquare, Mr. Tout-
min, Surgeon, of Hackuty, to Mils Sampfon, elicit daughter of
Captain Satupfun, of the Cotupany'a (mice.

DIED.

Lately, at Collor, TbMl3,3 Lawrence, Efq. M the 46th year of
hi. age, Major in the het regiment of the Nonk,l..inc Jtt ire legion.
On Friday fen'uight, In Park-place, James Bourehicr. Efq. for-
nterl an Officer in hi• Maj...ily's fifth rcgimcnt of foot.

MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORRUW.
Morning • • '• • so minutes aftnr 5
Afton non

HEUNATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
JA- AFFECTIONS, with their ufual concomitants, Spafm, cc
dying Pains, I latukney, Intll4eltion, and general Debitry, (origi-
na:ing in whatever ) are relieved and frquently cured by
W HUT' IF A D'. Elfaice of kluftard Pia., after every other
inc Tins bid failed.
'I he Fluid EfFence of hluftard (ufed with the Pills, In the&
complaint+ where neciAluy) Is perhaps the moll 'dive, peruteat-
in:, and cfLaual remey in the world, curing the fevcrett
SPRAINS Aso BRUISES,
in Ida than bet the time ufnally taken by °paleldoe, Arrive.
la,-fade. or any other liniment or Embrocatinn; and if ufed
mediatcly after any acciduit, it prevents the put turning black.
It i. prepared and fold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. Joha-
Ron, Apothecary. No. it, Oreck-Rreet, Soho, London, and may
be bad of every Me.:Line Vender in Great Britain and Ireland.

11. VEN IRON WORKS,
In the Parini of hiarkinch and county of Fife, Scotland.
To be SOLD by public ramp, within the Royal Esebatle Coffee-
honk. f dinbutsh. upon the i9th of April, 1804. ac
two o'clock aften.nost, In coofcquesee of an adjournment, at a

reduced upfet price,
I'llE
LEASE of the LEVEN IRON WORKS,
with the whole machinery, nee:lion. and manias; afro,
the LEASE of the FARM below, belongt4 to the Company.
The following partizans refpotting the Works may be nodecd :
I. The Iron Works sonaft of one bilk furnace, a calling book,
and another furnace built.
11. The Iron Worts are fupplied with an eseelknt coal; one
fast of the coal. prefently at work, is from p to is feet thick, and
another feast midi" it is from feet thick, no part of which has yet
been wrought.
' 111. There is a band or ll:stuns of very fuperior iron-Rohe, about
15 inches thick, covering a great extent of coal, and coal wake;
heroics various other resins of iron (tune in the lands.

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IV. The Water of Leven, on which the works Rand, inn
front I.oeh Leven, which is about keen milts diftant.
V. 'The Furnace is wrought by a waterfall upon the Water of
Leven, and the Coalliery is drained by a watu wheel, alto wrougbt
by the river.
VI. There it plenty of lime-Rohe in the neighbourhood, and the
works are within a few miles of the reaports anyfart and Kirks!.
dy, and in a fertile, populous pants( the country, where labour is
chnp.
yij. The rent payable to the proprietor Air the coal and iron-
Bone. for the corifunapt of one blaft furnace. is I tool. par annum;
certain royalty is payable for any farther confirmption: and a rent
of sou l per annum it paid for the ore of the Water of Leven.
VIII. The Leak of the Works is fur thirty-eight years from aids
May iSot.
IX- The Farm, fur *bleb a feparate rent is paid, confine of
about 70 acres.
N. B. Lore Leven, the proprietor. has declared his willitureft
to give every rearunable accommodation and cucouragenient to the
purehafer of the leaks.
It is propured to expofe the premires with three complete cylin- 1
ders, and the working toots, agreeably to an inventory, in one lot,
at the upret price of 3re01.; and the purchafer will receive the
wrought coal and iron none upon hand, at certain rates per ton,
fixed by the articles of coup.
Farther particulars may he learned, by appiving to Mr. James
Kyd, writer, Caper ; Mr. John 'Fait, W. S. Medic Carlon and
b. 011 bent. W. S. or Mr. Charles Bremner. W. S. Edinburgh ; or
II a. Debit and Thomas, Crans-euurt, Fket-street, London.
r.oavin Inglis, at Markincb, will attend thore who with to
infpeet the Works, Mineral., Ike.

THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, by its
(affinity', healing, and tonic ct2alities, and falutary Fleets,
of • Cure Peeked of ocean:dug arrength, and a retrain Hope
of macular Invigorating, to thole who ate debilitated by prema-
ture or eseeglve Inds,lrociesf whence *rife Wesknelt of Sight,
Vertigo*, I.ufs of Appetite. and mental Decay. A Body that is
enervated In Youth. feldorn ritovers itfelf by any other Means
than by this Reßotative old Age and Infirmities (per dily come
on, and the Thread of late is iltortened ; fiw, the Foundation of
a happy old Age, is • good Conlin ution in Youth ; Temperance
and Moderation, at that Age, are Fairport. to happy grey Hairs.
Youth of either Sex, who have weakened, and detilitated the
whale Neryoui Syllltm, will Mid the Cordial Balm of Gilead the
molt powerful, CCFIAM, and • 13,einal Remedy. This Cordial
hat been uncommonly foccasted with y"ung People who have
the appearance and Air of old Age; who are pale, effeminate,
benumbed, Rapid, and even inibe,ik ; whale Bodies are become •
bent, whore Lege are no longer fearerly able to carry them ; who
have an utter White for entry and are totally lenapaci- •
atcd. Where the Stomach i. frequeutly difordercd, the Body is
w•-akened; ealenefs, Bodily liferay, and Emaciation, fuceecd
this molt deßrocitve Habit, and the Eyes fink Into the Hi-ad..—
"I he virtue of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is daily denionftrated,
In eradicating the wont and ntuß danacrou. fyinptotn. "(Nervous
and nothing has teialed fa much to eltabiffh the fame
of this I.4.dicinc, as its certain lure, fain thole cOmplat -ts which
Yr he their roots fo deep to the cotiaitution,and are to natal to the
bappinefs of maihind.
erepand by Dr. So snason, I.ivi rpord, In 10, 63. and 33'. bat-
Gee the latter eirtain tour of the loaner, by whirta the Puri:ba-
ler Lye. qt. Every genuine Bottle f..s. a Ramp, which bears the
Pray N. tor's Name and Mardi," Sami.Soloatoo, Liverpool," to
imitate which is felony.

N.B. TM. pottage t all l.cttrrs to the riGaOf ent.ft be paid,
arid too 6d. as a Fee entlnfrd for Advice.
Sold at his Warchook, No. 6, College-areal, Dublin ; and by
his appointment, by J. NI rikt ws, No 113, Strad; and Die; y and
L'o. Bow Church-yard, London; Smith. Baster, Hufband, and
nice, E.dinbur.l., htlloriati, Glakror ; and by all Medi. me
Vender. in every Marta( Town in Great Britain, Ireland and
America.