Star.
London, England, 1816-05-11 00:00:00

DIED.

Ihe 21 inst. at North Tarry, near Arbroath, the Rev, John
Aldan, Minister of St. Vigeases, in the Stet year of his ap, and
Bud of hi. Ministry.
The ist inst. the Rev. James Trail, Minister of the Gospel at
St. Cyrtia.
•At Genoa, on the SI Leh of March, after a short illness, con-
tracted In a journey front Marseilles to that city, Charles Su-
true, Esq M. D.
We4nesday sennight, Ann Elizabeth, the wife of John Richard
Farm, M.D.
At Fulham, on Wednesday saintliest, Mrs. Cleaver, wife of his
Grace the Archbishop Of Dublin.
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Law.ly, at Path, Mr. Wm. Stare, who, attar his acquittal in
Ingisad, in 1794, settled in Paris
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In Boils, on tie 29th April, Dogma Freeman, Esq. late
Surgeon in the Ist or Royal Scots.
March 24, at Haddingten, in the Beth year of his age, Mr.
John Walker, late an extensive farmer in East Lothian. ilk fa.
thee, with a degtve of public spirit unknown among the tenants
of that day, was, as a late author sheaves, the first farmer in',
toniaud who either (allowed an acre of land, or sowed a bull
of wheat, on w tit Is commonly called outfield land. He took
the hint front an English gentleman travelling in that events y.—
When he began the experiment, many of his neighbours laughed
at his seeming folly, white his more immediate connections were
alarmed at the circumstance of his nut sowing his fields, sa.l
.coaddsied it as a system of poverty. His crop exceeded his mon
sanguine expectation*, and justified the wisdom of his conduct ;
sand his neighbours bad the good sense to follow hie example.
:lids experiment was made in the parish of Prestunkirk, on the
estate of Beantin, now the property of the Earl of Wimps,
and feappeoed towards the end of the 17th century.
'.. Lately, at Olencalvie, parish of Kincardine, Ross-shire, A4x-
saday 4nsgrbagoall44ivera9hs at the advanced age Of 117 veers.
He was born In 1890, tarried arms in 1715 under William Lbrd
„goo, and till his death showed the characteristic hardihood of a
Highlander to an uncommon degree. In the severest weathet he
.wept-pith -his neck and breast bare, and to the last waked Oee-
fecilyerect : his dress, the short coat, kilt, and plaid, and his staff
genewally across his breast.Tillthe uncommon storm& snow of last
winter tell, be could watt down to Gladfield and the Manse in a
day, the distance being about 11 miles. He entered as a scholar
lan year* one of the Gaelic schools in that pariah, actusdly learn-
ed the alphabet, and began spelling, when his further progress
.was arrested by the failure if his sight. He waited last autumn
on Lord Ashburton, at Rasehall, when his Lordship', wish his
wonted benevilence, gave him a shilling for every year of his hie,
and a further sum to buy a little of his favoprite usquebaugh, to
.keep hie old age comfoirtable, in all; upward` of sit guineas. His
Lordship's donation ontliied Iverach's days, and helped to pin
the hairy veteran -deeently under the turf.

DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THESE ,Pills long since obtained a just celebrity
in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,.
Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate
bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, parti-
cubrly the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager' lady SslY
and SBLE, the Visconntees BULKELEY, &c. &e. be was per-
suaded to offer them to the Public, under the sanction of their
names.
They are found to be an Incomparable remedy for iodises-
don and restating the toned the stomach. They remove ha-
bitual and ttameralyeastiveness, sick head-uks, and heett-burn,
whether arising frost shs imisnoay of the redundant bile„ imam-
' perste diet, or drinking to mess, and will be feund a atom
valuable Medicines° be tainted to upon. ivery indisposition,
minced by adisordered /tats of the amuck and lavereb. # -
Wald buidoisen• Bentea•anilintini- No, ni Cheap** Lando' ;
L,n boas at g. ad. se. awk-Mo. sash* by Mr. Gardstaveao4w
tweet, Edinburgh; Navflferg and Sate, loaaatiotreet,
DOUR ; and till Mod e ia miry ill and Town ht
die Limited ILioviette.