Star.
London, England, 1803-03-23 00:00:00

MACIEU.

On the tft loft. at Prtftwold, Harnond, Efq. fecond
fon of Anthony tt.mond, kiq of Weft Acre, Norfolk, to Mils
Ante Patio, youngeft daughter of Chat, Jas. Packe, Efq. of
Preftwould. Learetterthire.

On Thurfda, hit. In St. Dotty;ph, Bifhoprzlte, hi the Rev.
Dr. Conlocate, Mr. Thomas Pcdlcy, of HltrocKlitch, to Mrs.
Lit:Ahab C.lAnten ClArk, of U01011•FOW.

DIED.
Yefterday morning, at his houre,isi the Crefeent, the Lady of
hi . AI& invol Flower.

On the 13.11 ult. at Lliboa, Sir Joke Scott Haks,lart. of the
9th regnnent of foot.

On Ilse 33th inftant, at his lodgings, tri Manchefter, George
WsltnA y, I fq. late of the tirft (or Royal) bragoont.
On the tyth inaant, Mrs. Angell, at the Houfe of her fon,
Mr. Jame Welton, in Loodoo-ftreet.
On Wednefday laft,tn Great Portland-ftreet, aged 7a, Wm.
Wr-ogham, Efq.
On I relay !at, at his honk, in Lower•Brook-ftreet, Grd-
vesior•ftio:.re, John Pratt, Efq. in the 78th year of his age.
On Scit,rlsT evening, Ruben Sinunonds„ Efq. of Charlotte.
ftreet, liedfr.l-fquare.
On the t rah moan:, the Rev. Mr. Archibald CruO, Mir.ifter
of the It..l.:lC'emgeecation at St. Nirrians.

At Pei nut.n:e, on the 13th infant, Mifi Jane Mon-
frit lf, el ktt dAughtcr of the late Colonel G. Muncricff, of the
16th ref intent rote.

At Ab,rd-rr. t :be sth inftant, Mn. Lzys, rebel artist late
F. Aare. I tilafgeartui
;St I •in ln t 7th eatant, Mr. Whit :piss
On Tuefi,ae n.ght, at ber Luaie, in Upper Brunk-Rivet, after
a painful and one meet ilinefa, La y Head, :diet of ht Thomas
I:c . ..: r 6ky.bJl, licralLLre.

A Matcillas cundtior,.r ad SVPLits3 GEMS

MR. PHILLIPS refpeefully apprifes the No-
bility and Gentry, on Monday, 4th April. and Three
following days, will be fuhrnitted, without referee. to their
proteCtion, by Public AuCtion, at his Great Room, Nu. 67,
New Bond-Rue:, a CASKET of magnificent JEWELS, and
affemblage of rare and valuable, antique and modern GEMS,
matchiefs, as fpecimens of Arts, and unique in point of natural
beauties and poireffions, and which have materially contributed
to aid the fuperior talents Co fuccefsitilly exerted in the fculpture
of the Cameos and Intaglios.
Alto, a ColleCtion of beautiful enamelled Portrait., by Pe-
atm, Zinke, Boit, &c. The Carket comprifes twcn•y-five
Rings, formed of Brilliants, Emeralds, Rubies, Sapphire.,
Carbuncles, ike. of ertraordinary fize, beauty of colour, and
perfedlion, the genuine property of a Gentleman, going to re-
fute in the country. this alfctublage has been formed by fr
leCtions, made with great tafte and judgment, mauled by an
experience of twenty years, from many of the molt celebrated
Cabinets at Rome, and feveral parts of the Continent, during
various tours, and at a very confiderableexpence. A more en-
largeddefctiption of chi, Collettion will be rendered, and die
View notified in due time.
March 14, 1833, New Bond-areet.

CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES,
are pat•onized by the Firft Noblemen in the Kingdom,
and the following I kn. Ladies have givcn them to their own
Children as well as to the Poor of their refpe6ivc neighbour-
hoods, with unparalleled lintels:—
Her Grace the Duchefs of Leeds •
The Right Han. the Counters of Darnley
The Right Hoo. the Couotefs of Shafttibury
The Right lion the Counters of Mount Norris
The Right Hon. the Countefs of Cork
. The Right Hon. Lady Caroline Capel
The Right Hon. Lady Elisabeth Spence:
The Right Hon. Lady BOROD
The Right Hon. I.ady Say and Sete
The Right Hon. Lady Lucy Bridgernan
The Right Hon. Lady Sberhome,
And many other Ladies of the brit Rank and Character.
_ . .

tr 'lke rcfpeCtability of the teithnonin which Mr. Cling
has been honoured with front Perfuns of the high& Rank and
Chaster, fully prove both the fafety and efficacy Obis Medi-
cine on all occaftons' which together with the dlitinguithed ap-
probation of Perfons of the firft eminence in the Medical Pro-
fetfion, fupereedes the nen:Sty of any further proof.
bold Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4
Cheapfide ; and Retail by molt Medicine Vendee in every
Part of the United Kingdom, in Boxes at ss. 641. and sa. 94.
and for Charitable purpofes in Boxes at las. each.

For FEVERS, INFLUENZAS, COLDSOSORETHRoxrs
RHUMATISMS, AGUES, the YELLOW FLYER, sr
ANTHONI") FIRE, and fur all BILIOUS and iNkLiILM-
MATORY COMPLAINTS.
Ds. JAMES'. POWDER.
''HOUGH this Medicine Nat outlived its op.
ponents, and is become a favourite Remedy among the
malt eminent of the Faculty, it is fingular that as orgy preju-
dice itoold Rill remain in the Minds Mime Porfookseith re-
gard to its fafety but the experience, of more MO salt a
Century has sewn, that the Danger altcn g its Me (how-
ever indifereet) Is not greater than that of -m• Medicines.
which open the Body; and that It polkas this peculiar Vbeue,
that if no vitiated Elk, or other Manat oo which it is Intsnd-
tE adt, be contained in the Stomach and Bowels, it ofnally
paffes olf without any fenfthle effetft. To this old prejudice it
is owing, that the Powder is rontramsly given In Doles eel
(mall to carry off the Complaint. Thole however who have
had the aloft practice with this Medicine, acknowledge, that
the free Modal/intim of it in large Doges has occafaimed lea

inconvenience and greater fin e& It mould be given as font
as parable after the attack of a Fever, or any filch violent Affec-
tion; when it cannot do harm, even though the Diforder be
not afeatained ; and if a Cure be not the onifequence, it will
have the good died of preparing the body far other Medicines
which the indication or the Rill of the Prattitioner maU arid.
This Remark Is the more neceffary in cafes of fudden Mach,
where Medical Advice is not to be immediately obtained; and
therefore all parkas in remote fituations mood be provided
with a Remedy, for which every advantage may be gained, and
no rim incurred. But here Indeed a Caution is requifite to
guard againft ImpoStion by counterfeited preparatione, which,
by Fortin a difappointment, and often even a detriment, to
the Patient, tend to bring the original Powder into difrepute ;
it may be aecelfary therefore to repeat, that the late Dr. James
left in the Hands of his Ezeeutors an Affidavit, which they
publilhed as his decade, for the fatiifacition of the Wold ; de-
claring, " that he had never dibbled the Secret and the im-
provement of his Powder to any Perrot% hot his Sou and Mr.
Newbery," from whom only the genuine Medicine can be
obtained.

It is fold therefore o:4y by Frands Newbery, No. 45. St.
Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from the Cotner of Cheap-
fide, London ; and at Dr. Jaines's late Hnufe in Bruton-greet ;
in Packets, Price as. 9d. each; or in Bottles, containing t
Packets, (as made up fur the Army and Navy,) Price al is.
Duties included: and as by the late Aft the Duties are impofed
upon Medicines for Foreign as well as Horne Coafumptinn,
Purchafas will be careful to obfenq that the Words F.
Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in each Stamp—
No others are genuine.
N. B. As this Powder is found to be peculiarly efficadous, in
the Darden of Horfes,and in the D!ftemper which is fo fatal
to Dogs, particular Direaluns an now given for the Ufe of it
in the printed Bills.

NVHEN Profedional Men of education and re-
rpoolibility deviate from the general fyftem by the re-
leellon of a peculiar Branch, the faneliun of lots csntinucd
(ucceft is the belt criterion of ftsperiurity.

- .
Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the exclufive treat-
, mint of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful rank of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as lam
able the ravagu of thole complaints which are the molt import-
ant is the catalogue of human infirmities.
After Initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon,
formal a with at an early pcitud or l'ra.ftice to refcue individu-
als from the 'Encomicc of uneducated Men, or the vitally dan-
gerous precipitancy ofgeneral Praetitior.ea.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratioa.—zdly,
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature ais, and Lilly that de-
ranganent of the (Arai in Women which is called BA RAIN-
NES:: or gf I IR I LIT Y.

Numerous dilates are the ref.lt of ignoi mice or hafts in the
treatment of a finipk Gonorrhea, and it not untrequently hop•
pens that the feeds of Life are poboced bythe indifcreeinn of an
unguarded hour. By a fupcsior method Inch complaints are
easily cured, ai.d even where others have failed, I craft that I
may prcrome to 4.dcr a radical re.ellablifhinent.
Few, however, are the cafes of coniplicated diftrefs in the
Weirder, compared with the calaniitousfituations of Men, who
from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the preva!:nt
Gaieties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility
which is the unavoidable confequecce ',Chick pernicious habits-
Where the unhappy fafferer broods over his mifery, but care.
fully conceals his misfortune, it may lie Come confolation for
him to knew, that although it be an &jai of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Preditioners, the removal of •.bele DEFT•
CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of renos..tiao is t be acgdre•
meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and in thefe
cafes no great dlfliculties will occur.
But where this deficiency has for years reified. a proper
Perfevermace is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Cumbering
(parks of Life, and to re-anitr.afe the Conftitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed
in t►eir expectations of a Family, may be &Cured, that in molt
inftsnees fut h daces are curable by Medical (kill.

The SECRECY which Rib eitimstlal to my undertaking, and
the fkiali6cations which I base prefomed to Rate, form the
bats or my pet enfions, and in coinciileme with fuels this mti
Illation is riven. that Mr. BREE may he cutifulted perfonally
(or by Istt,rs inclofing a (mail note', at his houfe, Nu, 29, Arun
del-firect. Strand, near Tentiskußar.
There is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining
and the name is on both the doers.

IiREE, Mamba ask Royal Collage of Surgeon.

1514tASITS of the LTRETITR A 5t,....75:::d0
I A folc Pro7rietor of
catod Bougie[ tnfor)r, t•
Ful.lir, that he May os awl be trrnt g
t.
hi: houfe. No. 5, Frith-ttrect,"..nko cf `t-i6t..rea, • ;
ftruilions, (Meets, he. ere. a^ w,ll as livhilit7, rt-ti rva v
tivr where feemey it fn cffential t rent fate, Cost Mr. D. h'is
rovided a fp3cions Mule, that every Patient may 1:e
d.tred ill a (eparate apartment. Mr. D. has for maul
onfine] hirnfelf to that department of Snrgery, and front t..
to r live pradice, and the nit& flattering fuc.:cfs, he if
•13 offer a methek: of cure roAtl, t.fEeJcititis, requiring no ,4n,
iinemtut or reltraint in t:itt, and prevt ming the poGlhinty of
relapfe. Perron, in the country it:lring their cafes fully, in 4
lettnt.enrloling a out ora two round taote,wlll haveproptT re.
inedier tilt to the amount. Fer the various fymrromt,
fee Mr. Dilates Treatife on the above cornp•aints, rirc I'M. 6j,
:he fifth edition; to be had of J. Crown:court, Suho
H. D. Syntonttr, Pternofter-row; and otthc Auttte:.