Star.
London, England, 1819-01-26 00:00:00

NERVOUS' COMPLAINT:3 AND Dr.OILITY

THE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, itt the
course of his extensive practice, enct,nntered repeatedly
such distressing cams of Nervous Complalr.ts, these be w. r. in-
duced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an ef-
fectual and pientanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine hero
offered to th: public attention under the title of " Dr. FO-
THERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result
of his eff wts ; by means of which he invariably succeeded in sub-
duing ani exterminating every de,cription of Nervous disorders
and their various distressing affections, as Lowness of Spirits,
Head-aches, Loss of Appetite' Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors,
Hypochoodriacism, Extreme Lassitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fits,
and every kind of debility or relaxation of the system. To tkose
unfortunately thus afflicted, it is confidently recommended to use
the above inestimable Medicine, by which they are assured cf
obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseveraore in it
agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishasent
of their health.

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ANNIVERSARY OF MR. FOX'S BIRTH.

The Anniversary of the Birth of Mr. For, falling
this year on Sunday, the same was commemoratel
on Saturday last by the Fox Club, at the Freemasons'
Tavern. Lotd lIOLLAND was in the Chair, and ..e
was supported by
Ilis Royal Highncfs the Duke of Sussex, the Deke of Nor-.
folk, the Marquis of Tavistock, Lord William and Lord John
Russell, Lord Win. FitzgeraW, Lord Archibald Hamllt,nt, ;Er
Ronald Ferguson, Sir Arthur Pigott, Mr. iAnibton, Mr. D.
North, Mr. Brougham, Colonel DAVICS, Admiral Fientlag,
Barnet, Colonel lleghea, Mr, Charles Fox, Mr. Graham, Mr.
Kennedy, Mr. A1ae1,..).1, Mr. 1.330 e, Seritlnts Lone, Ruining-
ton, and Heywood, Mr. Searlett, Mr. Martin. 'Mr. J. Wrrre,
Mr. (Jr.!. Mr. Allen, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. jeonenzn, Stewart
Nicholson, :11r. Trippe, Mr. F. Adam, &e.

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Lord HOU %ND, in an eloquent address, said that for many
years that dub bad met to commemorate the virtues and ser-
vices of Mr. Fox. The veneration in which he was held by all
those who remembered'the irresistible elcerience with which ho
supported the CAVAe of civil and 'religious liberty, as well As of
justice and humanity wherever assailed, was proved by the con..
surrey of their attachment to his prin:iples. And indeed, they
were in fact so pore, so benevolent and ineontroverole.e' ttitme
•ccn the youncer putt of the present Company, arms,arms,hid not
had the advautage of hear„big the eloquence with which he en-
forced th..se pm inciph s, r4crished them ht .their hearts, and
made them time rule of their conduct. it was not merely t..e,
transcendent ability which he displaTed in the maintenance of
doctrines to intelligible and so happily calculated to protrete
and secure the happlures of the people, and to extend the Mc..
sings of liberty to floe most rcrnote nations, that called feral,
thei- admiration, but It was cho iotl. Ilble perseverance whit
which he exerted his unparail. !el tatents, titrotrah eyerr sprees
of obstruction, and to the lamest period of Ids life. Ir. their re
port. Iu this at lean, said .he Noble Lord, we may innah•to
his conduct. If we cannot approach the height of Ms elocpmer.ce
in enforcing his doctrines, we may imitate his constancy, firm-
ness, and i.ttejtit7, in the mairt:nance of them. Sure he war,
that the more his principles and political rr.axims were exami-.cd,
the mere indelibly would they be fixed on upright end heat's:t-
able inin.lt. And from .his he was sure that time would rot
dimioisir the respect in which the merr.ery of Er. Fos was hdd,
and that that Club would meet fire sr.any more years than it had
yet been entablisha, to entemme.morate iIiiII.IITICN, anti to con
form tlicrosehres in the faithful discharge of the polirical Icjaey
he had left to hia'cousurnen. lie concluded wick giving" the
memory of Mr. Fox," which was d:aCs it, silence,
The Noble Lord, to the -7-...e.wes toasts which be proposed. na
in illustration of she principles of re-:i! at.il cc:linos !astir', er
in grateig tesdanetty to the exertions of emir at Siateuncts r.nd
Patriots. such as the second toast—" Earl Grey, the most arr.-
lens, colitis:cm ancielopent supporter of i'.:l'. l'.ox'a pritwiPlea"
and time toast of " Yr. ilerney, and those who si.i.j.ai: Mom ma
i Parliament," kept the numerons co:up:lvry is a state of azinia-
. I don and M.hcrity by the sevehy and elegance Of tile SrPrert.:44i
ItelltiAnAntO, 44 as we have =cc; wituctied as say pftee‘tieg
etcasian.

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