Star.
London, England, 1816-04-25 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Monday, John Drummond, Esq. jun. of Charing Cross, to
Georgiana, 4th daughter of Vice Admiral Sir E. Harvey.
Tuesday se'nnight, at Cove Church, Lieut. R. H. Farmer, of
the 77th Regiment, to Mary Berkeley Atterbury, only daughter
of Arnsiger Sealy, Esq.
At the Ovens Churekon Tuesday 'Auden, Captain Graham,
of the 95th Regiment, to Aphra, sth daughter of the late Wm.
Dowe. Esq. of Kilcrea, In the county of Cork.
Thuriday, at Glantnire Church, M. I'. Doyle, Esq. Captain of
the sth Regiment, to Mrs Anne Beasly, of Sunday's Well.
Tuesday se'nnight, the Rev. I'. Frere. Rector of Finningham,
Suffolk, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Hon. Baron Richards.
April 110, Mr. Nathaniel W. Symonds, of Crutched-friars, to
Miss E. Tanner, of Orpington, Kent.
In the English Chapel, Glasgow, on the 15th Inst. Ensign Do-
nald Cameron, 79th Reginient, to Miss Selina Entwisle, of Wood-
side, near Glasgow.
At Abetdeen, on the 16th inst. James Duguid, Esq. merchant,
in Aberdeen, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Charles Gordon,
Esq Advocate in Aberdeen.
The 15th inst. at Klrrletutlir, George Montgomery, M.D. of
.the Hospital-Staff, Canada, to Isabella, seconts daughter of Mr.
John Alexander, merchant. Glasgow.
The 17th inst. at Auchindinny. Captain James coitus Craw-
ford, R.N. to Miss Jane, eldest daughter of the late Admiral
John Inglis, of Auchindinny.
Saturday, Lieutenant-Colonel Jones. Royal Engineers, to Ca-
tharine Maria, daughter of the. late Effinghani Lawrence, Esq.
of Triuity-square.

DIED.
On the 15th inst. in the lath year of his age, Mr. James Mac-
gregor, of Bengal, Student of Medicine.
At his house in Aberdeen, on the sth inst. Alexander. Robert-
son of Hariehead, M. D. in the 89d year of his age.
At Aberdeen, on the Bth inst. aged 12, Helen, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Rev. Dr. Gordon, one of the Minister. of that city.
At Lockerbie, cin. the 14th inst. Mr. John Pool, preacher of
the Gospel.
At Hatfield, on the 8d lust'. Miss Eliza Logan, daughter of the
late Rev. William Logan, Minister of Symington.
At Lerwick, Shetland, on die sth inst. Mrs. Barbara Ross,
widow of Captain George Ross, Royal Navy.
In Rozburghshire, Mr. Robert Elliot, aged 98 years.--A short
period previous to his death, he told Mr. John Stott, meal-dealer,
Hawick, that about 70 years ago he was sent by his father to I
Hawick, with one shilling to purchase a stone.of barley meal, a
eapfel of salt, a pound of butter, and a pennyworth of tobacco—
all which he got for the said shilling.
The 14th inst. at his seat, at Itaranstown, county of West.
meath, the Right Hon. Richard Lord Baron Sonderlin.
At his house, in Portnoy, the Ist inst. Ciptalti George Gray,
of the Honourable East India Company's Service.
The 44th inst. aged 76, at his !ruse, in Newciatle, General
. John Dickson.
At, Edinburgh, the 13th inst. aged nine years; and on the
*lsth, Isabella, aged 17, datittgp of /Art ThassoP,
,lodicepsg, Gragunkrket.

TIM CU! OP A wurzimut.
BY desire of a Nobleman, aged 54, Mr. P. V!tyt
publishes the following Case,..that versonsin a similar way
may know what will relieve them :
Vexation and Affliction brought on, many ygeriatrvsasitaiiiic•,dNisetrrvo:
Complaigts, elaxation and Dehil.ty : gown., les Me.,
dicines impaired his tinach, and replace:l Acidity an.! Flair
lence, and a train of nervon; ',Lac which prase,
comfort, and enjoyment, by irritation s, Gars,
gaigt,isai;da4nhdie l'eidc In
this
miumasie
Eats,
:gar aeg ibnbeisulenizezvtienps, gone through the whole Maretia Whim,
alwhilaelidvtlhilignaolidgui:rtassecyill'ourbe to Rymer's Cardiac and Nervous l'inc•ore, frau
the dilly use of which Lc obtained most comfortol4e 'Ant
N.B. Letters to Mr. Rymer, for Advice or M-dieinei,
duly attended to —Reigate, Auzust, lals.
Soli Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rynier's Appointment, by
Messrs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. 10,1ww Mach.
yard; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No. v. 9, Haymarket; Randall,
Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oaford-sireet ; F. Newbery
and Son, 43, St. Paul's Church-) and ; J. Harris, comet of Ledw
gate-street t and by every Vender ot Patent Medicines to the
einibbfai;olriesia'aetra4bis.e6sdi.vigt.l.l7s.; and in pm! a:
3U3nsi.tbeOdyfwKwhilitiloci:ltilatnhinle:rty be bat'., pi :re 3s. in boards, Eighth fall,ion,
A Tract upon Dyspepsy, or Indigestion, and the Hypoc:iondrlie
Disease; and upon the Inflammatory or Regular G;.ut, and tlw
Atbnie, Irregular, or Flying Gout: with various Cases of Nervous
Bilious, Paralytic, anti Spasmodic Affections ; Diseases of lulus.
Lion and Debility ; Broken Constitution ; Habits impaired by in-
temperance, Climate, &c. Together with the rpecihcrion pf the
Medical virtues of that exrraoril racy Pa-ent the‘Car.
disc and Nervous incture; and the various Hiseases and
Complaints in which it i. admilii,teretl; and ot its Dusts, Effecte,
&c. By James Rymer, Surgeon.

thoce the OF all ti,seases iacidtmt to mAnkind,
nervous kind are the most complicated oral diiliciiit to ewe.
A volvme would not hi. I.4l;cient to point vy-qui ip.
pearances. I hey imitate almost every .I.r set,lcm
alike in two iillerent persona, or even in th.•
different times.—Protens like, they :-.re
shape; and upon every fresh atlnk, the patte.it thioki c kris
symptoms which Is. never experiencetthefore. Nor du tii.y only
affect the body; the mind likewise !lifters, and is often thereby
rendered extremely weak and peevish. The low spiritsoirno-
melancholy, and .icki.ress of temper, which ;;cu rally
attend nervous disorders, it.du:c many to believe 'hat Owy are
entirely diseases of the mind ; but this changed tinnier is nailer
a consequence than the cause of nervous diseases.
The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAI) :a dezidedly the most
elegant and efficacloas medici,:e ever yi t disco:end for nervous
diseases and shattered constitutions, consumptions, wcaknes, of
sight or memory, hypochondr.a, tress:arm CAf the raiii,:,,exual
debility, stomach and bowel complainer, aed all other
arising front a relaxed state of the nervous system ; which are v.)
often brought on by dissipation in youth, and the tro.s visa tiou
of those rules which prudence &crates for the pre-creation of
health, and the laying a foundatiou fur a long and happy lit‘,
with a firm and strong constitut,in. _ _

Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strard ; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox-
ford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; and all
Medicine Venders; price i Is. each, or tour in one Family Bottle
for 335. by which one lls bottle is saved, with the words—.
" Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," tngraved on the :sLantp
Also, price 2s. that scarce, intere,ting, and usefal 124milyWqrk
(with whieb is given an elegant po-f.rait nt the Author, an 1 a view
of Gilead House) entitled A GUIDE. to HEAL r or. Advice
to both Sexes in a Variety of Cumpia:nts By N
Containing a Treatise on Female 1.1•er,•!;. Nerv,-.l‘. And
chuniriac Complaints; also Geber.ll Remarks .n Diseaies
with which the Human Body is inns: fr,T.:clitly anii.led; ex-
plaining the Symptoms, mode of Treatment and Relitat t most
properly adapted for Sexual Debility, Ecc. Occ.
1*- Dr. Solomon expects, when con,e:i.•:: by letter, !lie usual
compliment of a ..Ct ore to be inclined, add:rese,!, Mono,
Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead near Liverpool. Paid
double postage."

13, Bouverle-strert, Fleet-street, Leeden.
IF MEN, ignorant of the P:inciples of NieL:ickg
as a science, can, by the u-e of nostrums, occasionally re-
move, 'or even palliate the distressing s) t:tptu:us ut Lues Ye-
nerea, how much may those Surgeons buitd ua securirg nuieer•
sal practice, who, to the nicst indefatigable researches into its
nature, causes, effects, ant! method ot cure, can publicly exhi•
bit testimonials cremes every celebrated Profenur wit' witU6 this
Metropolis is bouniired, together with Cef' ificees twit of
its most extensive Hospitals. Arrued witi. the «ho-:e bit
proofs of regular medical education, am.; auttelriztsi as Veil:has
st the London College, hlessrs; GO .;5 and CO. need not '..erher
reply to the envious miaepri:sentadom, tire: some of th.rir kis
'intonate brethren pique themselecs on circulating: the annect it
tattoo evident in the invariable success that has for a sires of
years attended their peculiar meshed of treatment, whic:i ia:e,
speedy,
.pleasant, and effectual, as has been atte,eed by a mane
roue patronage in every rank of society. D reeling theirabdines
to a selected branch of a studious and difficult professioe, sir-
the diseases of the Generative System, both immediate us:re-
mote, as Lues, Stricture, Gleets, &c. it is not surprising it y
should acquire,under every expediency, a superior deci,ion,rv.!a
where the united endeavours ot the most eminent of the I &cull
have failed, whose practice is general.
Nervous Debility, with its awful train of symptoms, cNts
brotight on by a residence hi Irvin' climates, or by the gai,t:cs
of Liner( or, as is torefrequestly rise case, by roentgen-
duigettm: in solitary sensuality, may even, in Its most aaratievii
stages, be correc ed by 1,11:1J restoratives, and the patient, threat'
the gradual progress-of imprwi mem, betimes me assured ailo
forfeited health. But, it a to the F.:m.4'x world their welt ar-
ranged plan more especially refers, hr site prevention dummy ec
tricate disorders, arising from any of the foregcitig muscats ode
peculiarities, either natnral or acquired.
Messrs. Goss are to be coneulted with candor and dericatitl
Pationts of tither ,ex, from mourning un...1 ni;;ht.—Lieters trwq
the country should minutely describe the me; and eNlose
Bank note, When the proper remedies will lit forw.cilisd to am
part of town or country.
Goss and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, 13; Bouverie-street, [ler?.
street, London.

" knell(Muir patruat referent irjunia nett."--111,4.
from the faint embrace

Unmanly one arise—a puny race!
MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social
happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that
faint the union, not taking those precautions which would Acto
tibsheeklninioset%lhvaeinl ctehonoljsoyuyffillveraenr,iettaylo:rofethadrailefet
lemrdinelerit
I:lll:l7l""rdeCraltiwacmhtilicie"inighii?r•irnanonA;titirr:
trel4htnesgotsha. tn'ltthndlt 1:117. and Cu. dissipation, or solitary intemperance.
tr:ubkostrorn fashionable Oa* rat!!
tendon of a practice delusively .:Sir...raL74ltilto7tshteil.trealitttle3intlatiti
cure of CEIVI'MN COMPLAINTS, entitle thew to the dun
ot superior acquire:lo tit. A. regular Surgeons, Cul errs
4:4eedy and permanent cure for every wage of that disorder, sho
is contracted in an unguarded moment, end whid poAseli*
springs of lire, and for every Chi, or delsility, which Is theclo'
queues of juvenile indiscretions, prey( ntir.g tl:,•tsaturity of Iv"
hood, 4ntauing by awicipat:on, ~0 its etili.sppy victim ad thts'
firntities of old age—the bo,:y bee:in:log enervated=oi ttfk
dated—the cheeks yellow and blo::ilieit4—.ind the mind Stumpf
and dejected. Fur the result of th, it ..ssecsis in chi- pioirr
• lag branch, they refer to that repotasion, which, then
theussOves, they here acquired, by Sts years ezperiesa.e, k 3
much extended practice. Its blight sui rt cent cares of 5y0.17:;
tic CUlliplaiinc, a yerret cute i, eaftmleckl in the Awn purith!e•
two days; and in the most a,-,:raviite.leaq's, a proper persocrai.e.
in their plan of treatment inures to the au imigoralrl
c institutioh. • I
Married Women, who have lonft been disappointed in der
expeCtatiom of a family, nt.i be *.W.'..lt.ti that, in most
such defects are curable by medical Mill and though s!.t 11*
nwval of such impediments be an object ot doutstan4l tower "tr.,/
with otherit, yet the cure of such detects, by the gra.!z;i-I 14'1
green of renovation, is the acquirement of their experiouc.
Islesers. CUR/Ir. and CO. may be coesulted by Patient:
either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at
ilie;r
t
No. 107, Hatton.gaiden. Patients in the country, strulI t
case, age, and general habit of living, fits. &c.enclositreat
tance for advice attemedidnes, the same will be given Cr s )
any part of the Kingdom-4U; Hattoo-garden.

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