Star.
London, England, 1811-05-06 00:00:00

DIED.

Friday, Mr. Kemp, Member for Lewes.
Friday last, at the house of P. Colquheun, Esq. Ms father-in-
law, in James-street, Westminster, Lieutenant-Colonel Barclay,
of the ltd Regiment, of the wounds received at tke battle of Bu-
saco, where he commanded a light brigade.
On the 14th ultimo, on board his Majesty's ship Bulwark, on
his passage from Cadiz, Thomas Frederick Newlay, Esq. Senior
Surgeon of the British Army in the Peninsula.
. Wednesday, at her house in Hereford-street
Mac 4. daub o. *plate. Earl of Winchtlsea.

the Lady Ems

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APPLEBY'S ANTI-NERVOUS TEA
IS recommended by several eminent Physicians. as
the most pleasant restorative in all Nervous Visorders,i.:sv.s,cl II
Wastings, loss of Appetite, Debility, &c.—The following will
prove its efficacy :
From ttfe Rev. 11. C. Mason to Mr Appleby.
Ssa—ln consequence of reading the Rev. Dr. Brooker's let-
ter to you, and Irons his account had reason to believe your Ap-
pleby's Anti•nervous Tea deserving of every encouragement, I
was induced to recommend it to several of my friends, who la-
' bound under severe uervous afflictiors. I have the pleasing satis-
faction of assuring you that they have received the greatest bene-
fit therefrom; and you may rest assured on my utmost endeavours
to introduce it, persuaded that Foreign Tea is extremely preitidi-
dal to English constitutions, and yours is both pleasant and nutri-
tinus.—Your obedient humbie servant, HanRY Cox l'vtibun,
Bermondsey, June 11,1504. Rector of Bermondsey."
From Mr. Jusepis Waldun, Ironmonger, No. nee, Rotherhithe,
to Mr. Appleby, Islington.
" Sia—l beg leave to inform you, that after I had spent a
great deal of money with the Faculty, whom I 'consulted, in the
hope of their curing my wife of a violent nervous complaint she
was afflicted with, and which baffled all the medicine that was
gives her, PROYIDINCI directed me to offer her your Appleby's
Anti-nervous tea ; after baying used it for some time, she is now,
(blessed be Gos,) in perfect health, to the great happiness of us
both ; and I wish most heartily that other people through this let-
ter may give it a fair trial.
" I ant, Sir,,sur grateful bumble saran.:.
July 10. " Josten N4's.DOW."
Sold br Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside corner of Paterne ,:er-row ;
land by most country booksellers and medicine venders, iu pw
I kets, at 2s. 9d. and Ss. 6d. each.

Potice.—Friday evening Miss Gunning, of Judd-
place, East, took a hackney coach from the stand, in
Charles-street, Covent-garden, and ordered the coach-
man to drive to Guildford street. He went down
Catherine-street, which Miss Gunning being convin-
ced wus the contrary way, called to him, when she
perceived that he was intoxicated, and wished him to
let her out ; but he was very abusive, and refused to
comply ; however, by the interference of some Gen-
*open, she got out. The fellow then followed her,
malting use of the most abusive language. Miss G.
took refuge at Miss Mellon's house, in Russell-street,
into which he forced his way, demanding his tare,
and refused to leave the house. Miss Mellon sent to
Mr. Graham, the Magistrate, for protection, who
went to her house, and sent Lavender to take him
into custody, when the fellow insulted Mr. Graham
with the most gross language ; and another officer
was obliged to be procured before he could be forced
out of
,the house, after breaking some of the ban-
nisters. On his way from Miss bifellon's to the Of-
fice, he forced Lavender's watch out of -his pocket,
and, in wresting it from him, the chain was broke,
and a gold ring was lost. He was committed that
night to Tothill-fields Bridewell. On Saturday he
was brought up for further examination, when another
charge was exhibited against him by Mr. Kelly, or
Bury-street, who stated, that he hired him at St.
Paul's Church yard, on Friday afternoon, and told
him to drive to Somerset-house; when he got there
he remonstrated with him on the impropriety of his
driving ; in reply to which he was very abusive,
seized Mr. Kelly by the collar, and held him for some
time, demanding more than his fare, when Mr. Kelly,
to get rid of him, held some silver in his hand, and
Ithe fellow took I Is. Being the owner, as well as the
driver of the coach, No. 330, he was convicted in the
penalty of ie3t' Stith costs. He was also held to bail,
for assaulting Mr. Kelly, and likewise for assaulting
Miss Ginning, he having tore open her pelisse, and
forced her muff from her. Another charge was made
against him, which is to be heard on a future day.
Tuesday se'nnight, at the annual dinner of the
parish officers of All Saints, in Newcastle, held at the
George Inn, one of the company, to whom the
money, collected to pay the reckoning, was handed,
in order that he might discharge the bill, put it be-
tween two plates, where it was forgotten till long
after the desert service had been removed. When the
treasure was missed, a search was instituted, and
some tattered terrains of the paper money were found
in the wash tub, having undergone a complete tritu-
ration till scarcely a word was legible. In conse-
quence, the company was obliged to undergo the
melancholy operation of a second collection.
'file KING or Roste..—A foreign commercial house
lately made a considerable purchase of Lottery Tic-
kets at Coarea's, and from circumstances which oc-
curred, it is conjectured, that they sr.ne intended as
an offering to the cradle of this embryo Emperor : but
if so, it is to be hoped that the numbers of Twenty
Thousand pound Prizes, still remain in CARTER'S
Strong-box, for the selection of the Lovely Children of
Britain, who daily come to No. 8, Charing Cross, and
place their rosy fingers on some favourite Numbers.
It is with pleasure we announce a new edition of
Surgeon Fisher's familiar Treatise on Asthma, Con-
sumptions of the Lungs, and Wheezing, to which we
find he has added much important information, and
several cases of far advanced consumption and asth-
ma in their last stages, which have been effectually THE PREVENTIVE OF THE CONSUMPTION OF THE
cured by the prepared Stramonium and Oxymel. LUNGS, commonly called a DECLINE ; namely,
Such has been the unprecedented demand for this D YMER's PECTORAL FEBRIFUGE MEDl-
publication, that in the short per;od of three months SA- CINE, with VITAL. MR. lu the Measles, inflammation
it has gone through four large editions. It is publish of the Lungs, and plethoric Asthma; and in all other infiamma-
itnostryanAtiffyesactnioantis.,ew. Ifwethlerierefolorcealinovrigoelennetracl:atdhsiscmatedarric•hinehporoves
ed by Sherwood aed Co. Paternoster-row, at 2s. 6d.
and may be obtained of all booksellers in the kingdom ness, coughs, &c. (those constant forerunners of Consumptional6i'ol'i
The important light which the author has been able the Lungs) this Medicine is confidently recommended.
to throw on the causes and treatment of these disea- CASE IX
aged 40, of a corpulent andd plethoric l
tho,rie habit.
sex, in consequence of having been a great sufferer by Frcm a Gentleman,
ptarSi ste
r.,
asthmatic consumption for many years, entitles him My lungs neing oppressed with phlegm„Patteanded with difficult
to the thanks of his country. brea.hlng for several months past, I took various medicines with
Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of little nr no benefit ; but, upon bearing of your Pectoral Ilalsam
the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without
being of repute in such complaints, I got a bottle of it, and took t
I one, and sometimes two table.spoonfulis every night at le4l-time
which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention I ant happy to inform you that I found relief from the ; firstand,
to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an by continuing it about a fortnight, I found myself so much better
c ffensive breath.—BUTLEß'S VEGETABLE ResrottA. that I took only a small dose occasionally, and now continue as
well as ever. Your's, respectfully, W. HAMMOND.
TIVE TOOTH POWDER is a most elegant and certain
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remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its Sir—A Lady, a near relatAioSZE X.
*mine, being overheated in
particular qualities are not simply confined to clean- dancing, imprudently took a draught of cold drink, and exposed
sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest I herself to the cold air of a winter's night t the consequence of
state of perfection; it will render them beautifully whdich wahs severecold with hoarseness, soreness of the chest,
anwhite, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them yourcou
Pegctoral Mieslngicionfeteiblymlly'eraidevnicceedshtbeebebgthnnefitrodaintetithe first
to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy attack with it, and continua it according to the directions, till
in the gums; cause them to adhere close and firm to she was quite well. As consumption so &ego( ntly follows such
seizures when neglected or badly man reed, I think it my duty
the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the
swooiubledpuubbliiic,,httomys ocuurre7tlicin
Sir,
d yourself, to beg that yuu
breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most
180a6 m, r your servant,
excruciating tooth.ach, gum-biles, and swelled face_ Brighton, Mardi 22,
—Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap. CASE XL
side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam Sir--iGn the setting in of the sev :re weather hst December, I was
seamised vothotfhberaeoatehersia.iniid, rituisinig
athe least exercise, I ores
and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ;
Trew- • cellent Pectoral Medicine, wad, by k g aboutro three bottles y" r "o;
Ailrltitt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsea ;
man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert and it, I got as well as ever.—From Sir, your himhte servant,
Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; B ixter and Gravesend, April 3, Inof. 1011:1 PHILLIPS
dred and sold bottlesesuatilcztywrnoatnrs,dlisuill,irsngesowant).wiii iectiitnalrein,hiscuer;ref:y4.,
M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott and ;
andPIX
es
Cargil, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, and, wholesale and retbarljb
Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and and rt tail, by F. Newbery anyd Sons, 45, St. Paul's Churcett-yYaarriui
Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and flavor and Co. Oxford-street ;F. Smith, 29, Haymarket, Mrs
Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Bri hton ; audmost
Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ;'Putt. Royal ha-
g
Medici*. Venders, in Boxes 2s. 9d. each. change; Ward, Holborn ; and all the Venda* of 1210111 Medi-
sites in the limited Kingdom.

CORDIAL BALPAIOF 011. RAD.
THIS Medicine is universally acknowledged to be
peculiarly efficacious in all inward wasting., loss of appetite,
indigestion,, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the
hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and con.
aumptive habits. It thins the blood, eases the most violent pains
in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. By
the Nubility and Gentry it is much admired, being plsasant to the
taste and smell, gently astringing the fibres of the stomach, and
giving that proper tensity which a good digestion requires,—
Nothing can be better adapted to help and nourish the constitu-
, lion afters nocturnal debauch with wine, Ste. l'his Cordial is
highly esteemed in the East and Wait Indies, for nourishing and
Invigorating the nervcus system, and listing as a general restora-
tive on debilitated constitutions, arising from bilious complaints
contracted in hot climaxes.
This Medicine is sold in bottles, price half-a-guinea each, or
four in one family bottle for SBa. ou which 9s. is saved. •
To be had at Gilead House, near Liverpool; of Mathews and
Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Dicey and Sutton, Bor., Church-yard;
Bacon and Cu. Oxford-street, Loudon ; and Brodie, Dowding,
and Luxford, Salisbury; Martin Keene, College-green, Dublin ;
Haley, Cork ; Magee, Belfast ; and of every Patent Medicine
Vender iu the United Kingdom.
1 hose who wish to have the medicine immediately from the
Doctor, by sending the money fur any quantity they think pro.
. per, will have them sent by such carrier as they shall appoint.—
Post-Office Orders for any sum may be sent by post, and the ba-
lance will be returned is the box, or orders with cash inclosed,
will be duly attended to. Letters may lie addressed to X. Z. or
A. B. to be left at the Post-Office till galled for, which is a stews*
mode of conveyance.

FOR FF.VERS, INFLIIENZAS, MEASLES, Sec.
DR. JAMES'S POWDER.
1, HIS Medicine, after an unparalleled Success for
nearly seventy years. has gained a proud pre-esuinence over
every other Febrifuge.—An Imitation, called the Antlmonial
Powder, was adopted in the Pharmacopeia of the College o
Physicians in 1798 ; and in 1791 a most elaborate A nalys's of the
two Medicines was puhlished in the Philosophical Transactions ;
from which it was confidently assumed, that they were the same.
in a subsequent Edition, however, the College fairly and frankly
confessed, that this Powder" was neither so mild, nor so certain
in Its operation as Dr. James's, and that it could not be adminis-
tered with Safety in similar Doses "—Thus ended their identity.
But the Antimonlal Powder is now altered in the New Pharma-
copeia: not pretending indeed to be Dr. James's; but" more
nearly assimilating to it in Doses." The truth is, however, that
this Preparation is as remote as the former from the real Fever
Powder ; and when Health and Life are at Stake, no otoc sorely
will sacrifice, to the equivocal Merits of any Substitute, the long
approved Eficacy, Safety,and Ceriaint, of the Original Medicine.
it is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at their Warehouses,
No. IS, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; or No. 29, Dame-
street, Dublin ; as also at Dr. James's Lite House in Brutoa-
street ; Price Vs 9d. a packet, or a dozen in a bottle (as made
up ler the Army and Navy) for Ms. Bat none are genuine un-
less the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved
In the Stimps.