Star.
London, England, 1816-02-05 00:00:00

VCCL LSI A STICA L 1:1t( ):%1 irls LON S.

The Hon. and Rev. H. L. 1-loblirr, D. D. of (Thrist Coll-ze,
Cambridge, and brother to the Earl of Buckiiighamsh:re,Ls been
appointed Dean of Windsor.
Rev. Chules Penrice, B.A. of St. College, Cambridge,
is presented to the rectory of Hampnet, Gloucesterthiie.
Rev. John Royle, to the rectory of Compton Martin, with the
chapelry•of Nempnet, Somerbet.
The Earl of Buchan has vppointed the Rev. Thome. Erskine,
of Trinity Codege, Cambridge, to be o.:e of his Lottishiib Do-
mestic Chaplains.

Tuesday, as Mrs. Baseley, of St. Aldate's,OxfOrd,
was cutting a parsnip, the knife slipped and cut her
finger, the bleed►ng of which m :de her flint away ;
the unfortunately fell into the tire, and burnt her face
and eyes in a shocking and dangeraus n►.:nner.—
Thursday, as a child, the daughter of Mrs. Crnz'er,
of St. Aldate's, six years old, was sweeping the
chimney corners, the fire caught ker clothes, And burnt
her so dreadfully that her lite is despaired ot.
Friday se'nnight, in the evening, a servant of Mr.
Thomson of Daljarrock, in the Shire of Ayr, with-
out his master's knowledge, took a horse and a cart
to accommodate himself and friends, in going to a
dance at a neighbouring farmer's. Early in the mor-
ning the party, consisting of twelve persons, got into
the cart to return. The horse being young and spi-
rited, took fright and ran off, when the harness broke,
and the cart was overturned at a gra►rel pit, where the
whole were hurled to the bottom, James Brown, a fine
lad, the son of a widow woman, was killed on the
spot, Elizabeth Forsyth, a young woman, died in a
short time after, and nine others were very seriously
bruised. The hos se also was injured. The servant
alone escaped unhurt.
Mrs. Hannah Ellias, an aged woman, the wife of
a schoolmaster, residing in Maiden-lane, Covent-gar-
den, who was burning tinder at her lodgings, ab3ut a
fortnight ago, bring near sighted put it close to her
eye, when the flame communicated to her dress and
set it on fire ; there was only one person present at
the time, who was sleeping in a chair ; her screams
having awoke him, he succeeded in extirrruishing the
flames, but not before she was so theasifully hurtit
that it was found absolutely necessary to send her to
an Hospital, where she liagered in excruciating pain
until Friday morning, when she expired in great
agony. Coroner's Vet dict—Acc idertal Death.
Friday last, in the Consistor y Court, Doctors' Com-
mons, a cause of nullity of marriage, was heard,
brought by Maria Nickalls Pellatt, otherw;so Anne
Maria Nicholls, of St. Margaret next Rochester. in
the county of Kent, against G. C. Ellis, her husband,
ot Si. Paul's, Deptford, by reason et her minority at
the rime the marriage was solemnized, on the 22.1 of
February, 1811., at the parish church ot St. Margaret,
Rochester. There was aka pleaded y in
respect to the wiiie this CAW, .'nd ;It,a want or the
necessary coesent to the marriage. 'l'Lere being no
eeposire evidence, Dr. Swarms was clearly of opinion
that ail the necessary facts were fully established,
and eccordingly pronounced for the nullity of the

Gentlemen and others who have lived rather gay,
and are about catering into conjugal klicity, are in-
formed that Dr. Cooren, and three Surgeons,. of
pc It and lung experience in Strictures, Fistulas, De-
bilities atising from warm Climates. Juvenile indis-
cretions, &c. &c. have established a Medical Board
at Charlotte-housee Great Charlotte-street, opposite
the Rev. ROWLAND 1-In.l.'s Chapel, Blackfriar's-
road, by whom the public are cured without sali.
vation or confinement. The Medical Board claims
the attention of those who have attempted the cum,
or who have consuhei men ignorant cf so important
A branch of the profession, whf.se improper treat-
ment have ruined thousands. 1,1-etches on the head,
lace, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose,
vertigo, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight,
pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken tcr
rheumatism ; weakness in the knees, nodes on the shin
b.,nes, swelled ankies, &c. are symptoms which ap.
pear years after, and too often embower the matrimn..
Mal state. Messrs. Cooven and Co. arc consulted
daily by all ranks of people, from twelve till eight ;
or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no others are an-
swered), stating their case, when medicine and the
best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They
cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting;
and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and
Sunday mornings, till l l o'clock A side door and
private rooms for females.--/ffedical Gentlemen who at-
tend with their Patients, are present during Consultation.