Star. — London, England, 1827-10-22 00:00:00

_ .• . • NUMBER .11,6964: XATHARINE DOOLL • 114iinict IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by abuts of s titt,OLUTION of the BOARD of DIRECTORS of Sr. KATHARINE'S DOCK COMPANY, the Suliecri. have OA who Mee pald, or skall pay the remainder of dm In.. l o goop spur Iho Nom of the &mit previous to the day Mg after samedosapeod), ism required to make a paymetsi of Ten o r Con. on dm amount tat their respective Subscriptions, to Geotie Carr Glyn. Esq. *Demurer h the Company ; at the Bank. lug Bosse of Messes. Glyn, Hallyaz, Mills, and Co. No. 67i ircabsrd.strest, ao Tarawa, the aid day of November not. N.& Sy Sofa Settles of the eth Gee. IV. cap. 105. no Sale 'or Transfer et Stock on take place At, a Can, until the at Xlll w the Cal yes soh Stock shall have bees tot spida, sed war ducal assessenodados of the listasctlhota, ty TatISSISIN Pia flair the mem of such Call, is the Monday, Tsistl", w Wadsesie, peetesihts the day obese Simed. By Ostler et tie Demi. JOSIIS $44.4114111M,' & IL4crilbe Deck 011kce•p7, A. 00 4 1!". 119* HE HISTORY a( PAINTING is IT4a. . the of the Me Arts to the atm of. dot ID 4 Corm; Tiadasead *OO Alta' Itakti Wp. V. LANZ!. by 1110)1 AS ItQIICOL Tbe irk pf Led* brhois i.to tom. Sew awk iis l, o rga l k 4 ..• or tie Art—eadaddrs at albi talcsace *Deltic 04, 4 - „,,i oar Other at 'tnediticrlty of *cot to on op OW it e m eictsek canvas otititifi just-hiphtst had odtadet, ..itipathrates 'aloft otabout sit cimotorie• and Tonneau Italian setback treated old trek rapidity odd istrotiakto, as to hoof to iti•lt • et:mitten aigal invillmi•OUGo l 4l.4t . earallitstes, nosatiodeati of Clarehes sna rime , * !Owl* sa•#.4 emit 'Ai*: Sic .11r• twos *4 4. Napo^ 49drine.-14 11- 11,11; r 'P- A. from _ Theory sooner of . Worcester Coder, was inell — tuted. by the Bishop , Huh and Welk, to the lieetery of Vfhitestauton, on die probes*, don of 1. Elton, Esq. vacant by the resignation of the P. Mate. • The Eir4:ll./elifield and Coventry has, zed the dew, dißhmt . 311.A.•0f St. Jolm's College, Recta, Of Edeedilt," Warkerleheldre, Archdeacon of Coventry. ' At the Ordination' held at Wells by the Lord Bishop of Balm* Wells, ♦ dieedey law, the following were admitted-- . Derfogi.—,-Illch. John Beedna, Y.A. Queen's College, Oxfords B. t=iellearbetlein, R A. Exeter College, Oxford ; John D o i. ler Crow, RA. Exeter Colley, Oaford ; Overige •Gooddett,' RA- JOIN College. Cambridge; Thos. Marriott. B.A. Christ Col • Jobu Perry, B.A. &Mei College, Oxford ; Jal. Il e lat?lf f tl e etithrtike College, Oxford; Waldron Witter. B. &. Peter's - College, Cambridge • John 'Barker, B.A. Dostaing lege. Cambridge ; J. Francis Cole, B.A. Worcester College, O. ford; Yancey Le Cocq, Literate; Thomas Stevensoo, B.A. Tfi.• tity College, Cembridee ; 8 Jabal Ward. *A. Trinity Collegr,, • ra.:—George Dater, B.A. Wadhun College, Oxford ; C. t Nixie, B.A. diddry &bin Cencii;Cuiabridge ; R. Chit, BA: Morton - College, Oxford • W. Tierney Yates;a. Worcester College, Ogford; Charles gott, B.A. fll. John's College, Cambridge • Hugh 'Spel t , B.A. Emanuel College.-Cambridge; Blatt. Bohr. Scott, BA. Exeter Collodi, 'Word ; air U. Thomp. Baiter M.A. (Mel College, Otfoed ; Jas. Sam. Wiggmt, Ba CDS" Word. _ ' MCCIAIIASTICAL PllOlllO2lOlllll. 1 Rey. Chubs Ingle, M.A. has been instituted to the Leung' of Pasbaidedelt end StrewsS. York, vacant by the resysatioo of the sew. J. yebber. Prebend of York. I*. Niu Yentas HAP" Sumner, S .A. bas been prosearod, by Charles Greenwood , Richard Cox, and Charles eanoweraley,' Emir", all of Craig ' s -court, Mario:versos, London, to the Rier.- 5 3, oi ftskb*4o, *cot, vacant by the CCIAOR of Dr. WilAsm ' * 1 - • J. q. piwo, of Ypsyrs, by been promosed by the op of &ingot, to this" Vicarage of Towyo. blcriooetb. Tha Bishop of St a tiire bay collat i q u he gay. Poser Ream, Quite of Church' on' • Lelmler 'to the United Vicarage of .Liaosrandfig" an& i tlySillogago;• digairshire. Ala. olke 11$ D. ID. Mama, Curate of LLsoddewl.AberartL in the county of learentrders, to 3 Vicarage of "Clydrin, in tbe county of Pun kak„.&: • by Cu* cusloo of it, Rey. J. Grinds, vicar of Liao. Mors rare of Qnstirthei.. The Of Wifillseder ' has 'sip= the Rev. H. J. Oxen had., to the of Whkchorch, Rev. Triunes Holton, RA. has been Instituted to be Rectory Vara, le I l erl P ik i yr° the ye !nation ' 2 ! !in* Batley liA • ' lieti. albite L . Scott has been licensed by the Bishop of Bath and Wells, to the Perpetual Curacy of Stoke-St. t Gregory, at the nomi nation of the See. W. IL Coker, Vicar bf North Curry, with the Cbspeiries of net flair's and Stoke St.-Gregory annexed. ltev. Hugh Spike has been instituted by the Bishop of Bath and Wells to the Rectory of West Dowlish; and also to the Rectory of East Ddwlish, or Doirlisb Wake, at the presentation of Wm. ,9p eke, &A. of Jordaos, both vac ant by the death of the Rev. Septialue Collineon. On the 27th ultimo, the Rev. Duncan Grant, of Aires, was in ducted to the pastoral chlrge of the parish church of Fortes. The flex. Ahx. Macdonald has been inducted by the Presby tery a. Lochcairon to the pastoral charge of the huosh of flack- !Crejli ii•t• t t xx•tiA T 4[s'current, current, Mr. William Stevenson, preacher of the ,' gospel, Vag Ordallied fast°, of the Reformed Presbyterian Caws- taboo in Stirling, formerly under the pastoral charge of the fatal Re.b.:413 14:Miilari. Nev. Jame. Robertson was on Thursday se'rinight nedaitted by the Phobjfery of Chiriside, minister of Coldinsham, vacant by •• ' the death r$ the Rev. James Landells. 'lMay se'onight' the Presbytery of Edinburgh met, when the Rev; Thomas Dewar went through the necessary forms, and wits ted inialpter of St. Andrew's Church, Nassau, New Proxii. The Duke of Montrose bas presented Mr. Robert Conninelame Chaim, preacher bt the' gospel, to be assistant and sucusor to his fetliekolse RR.. Dr; Graham, minister of Aberfoyle. T$ Rev. Mr. Gond, has received the preeentation, and will soolibe billow:aid to thersnikial charge of the pariah of Alves, wa oust by the modulo@ pf the 4ev. D. Grant to Form: ' — '2lll- Nag kb presented the Rev. Jogn'Pard, of Maybetk. with theirs/ Ousels the paridrof St. Coriben's, Edinburgh, vacant , lay Ase dyth of the Rev. fir Henry Mow's( Wfprood, Part. ' may se'niiiiethe deo. Alexander Vitae was inducted to the pastoral clurwolsbg pariah church of Dannottar, in the Pros. bftetfof Vdroik4,laelest by the deith of NW Rev. hills Gkonie, &roister thereof. • • ' • Monday se'nnight the United Associate Cowman°, in Nlnr• bicgin; gamy an unanitoyus call to Mr. John Ecir4ord, preacher Of the go-pef, to Ilk tali piston " ' The Illaidorilt Witeefdea has presented the Rev. H. F. Will to aeon:dope - of Melnik" andliallyaueut, in the diocese of Limon, vacant br the death of the Rev. Ponnaby M. Carew; and has also presented she Re!. R. Rylane to the vicarages of KS. ossilub, in tbe slame ditiesne, which the Rev. Mr. Wiliases re stolid; and hem stiodprtiesedd die' Hon. and Bay. George Rotate to the rectory at &desire and preceotoniblf Of the Cathedral Of &w ore, IS the Mho of the uid Rev. P. IL Carew, deceased. MIXIIIICif Of CREDIiOII.3. 114121INOMALL.3TREgT. onwa•••••• .• • to A. Maltby alai Co. Regent:wen, milliners 3 10 W. Parsons, Vausball Bridge-road, soalosarrehaas s A. C. Low, Mark-tape, ansolissg... D. Child, B eauvoir-place, liineland.ased,pianotono.nukez 3 1 T. Knight, Cole Flarboar-lasie s gratiy, ...... „.... O. ikuwlcli, Otootesier.ansits; HialsSer.aqiiate,vat. surgeon 11 J. Ord; Regent-sheet, silk-merest .......... ........ 11 Ploelusett, Tbosnbailealtroef, voter Filar-stmt, iliacktriarnfoad, basdwarognanat 1 ito L. Vices Park-Street, Regtim's Puk;scrivoner T. 'MI. Ponies, Beset-street, Dastie.ais, boilers Cs. Kona, ICornalll, conunhallo agent J. Sri's, Drnane, leather-miler ............... „. s 1. etidadorth, Od Broad street, merchant J. Safenboronsh and Co. Queett.atreet, Chltapsideovarehonsern. $ J. Nesbiu and Co. Aldermanbary, nmeehanta ........... 10 IL Howe, Haymarket, jobouster •• ......... s• ••• ..... •••••••• el. AO iy provided the necessary funds to put the armed foccvip motion. Every man who is placed on active service receives daily a ration of breed and meat, and 25 sous. I. Loma Garreta, the Chief of the Insuigents of Giti puscoa, was arrested on the 13th at Otchandiasso, iu Biscay. Eight or nine of his soldiers have also been taken. The disturbances in that quarter may, there fore, be considered as terminated. The intercourse be tween Franey and that quarter hasty* been interrupted; for !bp discipline of the Tercios, who were armed by the Government of that Province, has alWays beep excellent: TKOJIA THE GAZETTE DI PRANCTI, DATED OCT. 20. Tin tisTE, Orr. 6. The enigmatical conduct of Load Cochrane sinee his arrival in Greece. a coodurt which bas tarnished hit glory, appears susceptible,. of explanation since the sibirs enencraseot of the intervention of the three Powers.— After having long inverted, to no purpose, the Archi pelago, and even the coasts of Egypt, and paralyses!, at the same time, the Greek Marine, he has appeared on she scene.of action with energy, immediately atter the commencement of the intervention; haamade him self master a#.1 1 041011 and Anatolie*, where it it stip that he bad Mktg I.#oo Tsuks prisoners; and letters from Corfo of the 29th September announce, that they expected every day to hear that he hid taken possession of the ruins of the immortal Missolooghi. While Admiral CodSiogton is blockading Miliaria, Cochrane at length begins his operations, and spreads terror along the enemy's coasts. Pltra., though well supplied with provisions, is in alarm, and Ibrahim is prevented,by the blockade of Navarin, from desiving soy advantage from the reintorcementsbe has receivest.l Cochrane is now accused bT his adversaries of having designed, by his fruitless operations, to ohlige tyk Greeks to accept the armistice whiclithey had at hilt rejected. It is certain that this plan, which the late, internal dissensions at Napoli bare contributed to favoitt, is probably the best adapted to induce the Porte to ac cept the mediation, and to prevent a catasuophe still more fatal to the Ottoman Empire. TARRAGONA, OCT. 4. The rebels are coming in in great numbers every moment, to make their submission, and to profit by the pardon announced in his Majesty's proclamation. There are no longer any armed bands in the raw plain called the field of Tarrajona. Great numbers of superior officers also present themselves—Misong them is the Governor of Villa Franca, with all his staff. They all deliver tip the orders, by virtue of which they acted. Father Canis, surnamed El padre Persal, a Fran ciscan Monk of Rein, had been arrested. The people were going to stone him. On thi other hand, the King's troops hasten their march. We expect today 1,.500 of the Royal Guard. The army advances towards Manresa. Two hundred of the garden du corps have arrived. Don ;risme °grate, President of one of the Chnm bets - of the INTaI Tribunal, bas been deprived of his (Unctions of principal Sub-delegate of the Police of C 4. talooia. • His Majesty would net receive his visit. The Alcade, Mayor of Montblanch, whom be had deprived of his office of Sub-delegate of Police in his district, is spoken of at his successor. IrIitONTIERa OF NAYARge, orta l ipq. The depotition of the province of Ginpuscoa, having resolved to put 4,00E1 militia on active service, has just advertised for tenders for clothing, arms, and accoutrements. Gambits) hat bees arrested in Navarre, and taken pruner to The deputation has published a *mice, that a band of Agraifados occupied the mountain of A reuzaru, and that, in concert with the authorities of the province of Alava, a body of militia was going m attack them.-:- These malcontents are commanded by an individual named Assencia Latmagareua, ex-partisan of the Army of the Faith, and under bias by Don JOse di Arano. A report is at this moment spread, that' an engage. ment has taken place, without any definitive result.— Three of the rebels were taken prisoners, who were shot upon the spot. FROM Tin CONSTITUTIONNZU MADRID, Orb Pe ocislegariumci. A detachment of 25 men who were at Vilabella, commanded by Sergeant Augustus Salval, have sub mhed to the Akade of that town. Captain Edward Albajar, who comtpanded forty eight men, has, IP like Planner, presented himself and, his coops to the Alcade of Monists. Lieut. Nadal has also come in -with 'sixty men, who' were deserters from the troops of the line. The 'membeis of thisqi disant junta of Wilma have presented illeaisellres:ai bes F OP' Cm; d'Espani, !vial cif 41e froidsat cuss). men. as wall as at chil. ,pitespe. whence we hear that OCIKV4I FOUrinft 11 , 110 'aliamands the Province, in order io get rid of MIP4 Damn on bal&pay, in whom he bad bat &diem& deace, has given thew passport; to poOtood in 111541104. elliFteu oWeaeral Fig:afield. BRUSSELS PAPERS. VlEbilbi, Oar. IL • , The itinerary of his Royal flightless the hifint 11.11 M;guel appears to be twain!, changed, and that he will not jo from Paris to embaik at Brtst, bp limo repeateilly stated, but from Putt to Letkiees *here he may probably make some stay before be roped* to Lisbon. • • BRUSSithi, 0cN17.. His Royal Highness the Wince of thisirsellteieed here yesterdgy; hag.*. il+go" U 1; Sam IQ. • Afterpothe p urinary proceedings, and swearing in the new Member , M. Reyphins, President in last Sea sion, took the Chair, and the Chamber proceeded to ballot for three Candidates for the office of Presidept. The choice fell upon M. Vandergoes, SI. Sandberg, and Riphins. • Committee of silt Mensisari - wad ap. poimed to wait on his Majesty, wits a list of Can i did' Pa. BRUSSELS, Ocr. 19. The Batavian Journals cootain a report from Mackie!, attached to the Cummiuee of Names! Histwry, who was ordered to ex • mine the coal mine lately dis covered in the !shod of Sumatra, near Bencoolen and the Island of Java. He states, that thesecoahr are com posed of the same ingredient as those of Europe; and may therefore be employed for the urns purpors. Those of Sumatra give more heat, but the coal of tans is better adapted for producing gas and coal tar. li another Balavian Journal we find an account cf several attempts to naturalize the tea :brat! in Java, which have been atterided with complete succeat. ALTOI44. 067.15. The Danish trqopitWat pera sent rtfPM in ;911seturce of the disturbances Which had brokanistit jo . this eity, have returned to their cantonments ; they com4ted'of 100 foot, and 40 dragoons. - A IWO! clectee his Majety's satisfaction with the befilivlon; of Ric Guard °la that occasion: The rioJers, Wh0 . 111410 oriaged were treated with great lenity, and set at liberty. Der Von Asponi remains at the head of the Police. • - STUTGARD, OCT. 14. Our Gazette announces that their Maitrolias are . gale to Frankfort on the Maine, for the purpose of reaming the Queen Dowager of Wurtemberg on tier mars frau" England. Their . Majesties will seturti a few days. Majesties . • GREECE. PROM TUN AUPTRIAN 0111WIIVia. • • VLENNA, O. 9. • The Committee of Government of Greece hatispad the following Proclamation, dated Burtai (the Isnt in the harbour of Napoli), August 21, N.S. , 4 The Committee of Government announces to all Greece that an important and decisive circumstance has isow occurred, and the Goverosprnt • copsidc[a it as int imperative duty to make it knoitu. I. The Conventions of June ?.4 (July 6), concluded at London by the Plenipotentiaries of the three Powers —England, France, and Russiaand which have -been Utmost every where known, do not allow us to doubt that those great Powers have resolved to put an , estd tel our struggle by their powerful and persevering. intervention. The Greek nation bad already *ought this intervention through its repeseotatiy,ep, in the third National Assembly, whicft met fir* at demur, and afterwards at Mnne e,. linethe resolu tion of the great Christian Poweis that the Greeks did not hope in vain for their interference.— , Great, however, as their desire for the termination of the war may be, the Greeks must not forget that. their future fate depeods in a great measure on thetriselves, 1. e. on their actions, which, in this decisive moment, 'least be guided by prudence, and accompanied by active seal. The Greeks are especially in need. of perfect Malan among themselves, to prove to the vcotlO iisat 'hay are unjustly accused of being friends to "defies "Sad anarchy. Their firm resolution to vitae:. themselves obedient to the laws—united in one • objett, 'tfie : Welfare of their country make thein Worthy -ofsehegood will of all the Christian Powers, and thiefiy cootribate to the happ result of the - According to Art. 4 lowers will- first of all Greeks certainly cannot asked at the time of Lb{ they *pat also reficcttbat it opetid. die aslnistice . sbailb. tiationrable tOlbiiox''they'idost therefore Ind 'hew greater Obedience tisk ebe enemy way pot at tbeir tarot. Tb* - - - -- - . • • i ..•4 :,. . 4 ,54[1.i.; . . • ... • -••• % - . .. . . ...,.. • 41, is f: ,-.• re: i ::. ~. --,• IP ~ I -..,. '.• • a ~ . •If 3Mo ' i , , " 41..„ ... . i . i . • 4 , 7 ,e,; , . ... '`‘ •• • . ' fir - • - i • . O .. fa- 4. . ...i. A: • • , ' • (‘' $ I') le ' lips ~_ '-' •. ... , tx..• , 3 - • keitfixat ~ i h: ' •, k - - -NO sr, •., :•- . • ~. - - • -- - ...... . ...... . . . • ot o , MONDAY EVENING;:O [Paimi SzvErtrigi OCTOBER 22, 1827. • . • ... 0.4 . 0 .--4- 1 . 1 .I . . CLERI cA C it A B L RL I D N G T:LLI . G I E 9. NCE. ;be. FR E NCH o PAPERS. rRIDAT; ocT. 19. u w p h o o n , B w a it r h ce e iou p t a i n t.. y of troops , rt lud eu, asade rteu : ii mp T e ke ng ilec tio. 1110;1 . THE M on t E for dee pow ensuing; • • PARIS, Orr, Is; , uigues, Montblanc, Ruidons, sad Billastjo.ba/re been 1 the s Viee Chancellor ; Rev. John Lmnb, D.D. Master of Corpus A - letter front Bayonne of the 18.11 of Oct tratains admiued to audieoces-of the Klieg. as has shoe Dew- Christi College, Divinity • William 'Frere, L L.D. Master of k ,„ c„n„,,,.. tation of the Consulate-General of rAmallietto - it Downing College, Law; Frederic Thacitemy, M.D. Eidaneel OA. ""'''''"'" ll , l B news % Catalonia. • lege, Phyak; Refereed T. Musgrave, M.A. Trinity Crane. SU. " All the accounts which have been received for some Non- Reg• ; Ramrod Hammett Holditch. M.A. Caine Caller!, a- from all el • 1-•-.-1 • r His Majesty has also received the Bishop of Bello- , Sen. Ret. molt past, - lona, and the Commanders of the two battalion' of Va. - The &mated Eggert*. Anottoey *edge% RA. of Welty Inky. , The hippy effects of the king's presence have hunter Royalists of Falcet. • College. has been inetinned, by Ida Grace the Archtie piepp of 0* te eb ut y;s o si l j B aad e r o f D om a °, ,H t h , o f ett‘nded to a great distance. The refugees of all opi. L:eut. Colonel Belby, who commanded the . ' iestergeet* * Swi nlifirld.he . Kest, on the presentation of bits lather. err Jigsaws Pions, who come to seek ors asylum op the French taxi. id Cervera ; the Deao Vila, who eonnoltoded a b a nd ; Bridges, Dan 1 At an Os•disetion Win in Norwich Cathedral by the Heber Wry, are equally in consternatioo ; Perhaps they had Don Joan Figoeras, who eamon tsu i e d 'mot h er ; tw o 1. Capuuns; two sub-Lieutenants, -six Adjetaats de Ace. of the bluenose ilowdey she 7th last. the following prams were depended apse etteb other; this will be learned be the and two deserters, presented themselves to his Meiesfy he lutoril iamore ar 4 / 7 tica. mut wins; H. Brow coif. essions of the chiefs, unless the laws against tpas as Tarragona, and placed themselves at his &VOW. • , __, I e RA. Coepos aided College; W. Colville, B.A. et. John's caw; are clawed with too much precipitatieq, • S e v era l netprneots destined for she army have arm* 1 J. Coate, H.A. Aare HOB; RR. Elder, RA. Downing College; 'if Sevin o f . .t.- : --c c a • b an • • J, and have been formed into different colonies.. sew • Illettegetele qtr. utopian •s W. Goodwin. RA. Joss Celluz Vi l la k aA. Csa.dn i lit M. &deed°, S.ecretary of the Royal Chamber hat Caesisfidesi ic- Twirolvvi St. • oemsev; cwowtildi •- - ! Mt "' 4 l' d ' OO .O l l-4 1111111 a " in 14111 1164116 'se reetived orders toad to Talmo's. He is to Jai not - I sett. B.A. Rawer calo r , want •,_____- taxa. The Cat/ mow , loeuurie . i i ' day after te-aibraw. - '. • .. Panows.—H. - BeWires, R.A. Asses College :• William mew*. _c_ .1 . , B.A. Eldnyessas celliege; EL Cob, 24. at John's Colete: .5 , lORC l lia l ai° l2 IMPAPOINOSIP4 44 9 tOCIPSK Every tbing at the Escorial 11.,) _t foe dekdpoor- W. CO*. . joilacoo i soi T . 0 114 1 ,400t1111161148RE. ' ,r;Zike Werri• tate of the Qom. The seise. of hereim will,dooog lege; IL ewer, 8.A.& Mes CA - I=l l .lt. St. . Joites College ;B. Jeckell, B.A. DAM Qiillese ; .1. Leo.. ." From Vittoria to the extreme ftentior; **, eirtlf•Oftc 4 Mrifflfoor Via4 l3 -a - 3 te * W A* • . ' uffimilos ditrible. 11 R• St Jiibies Coarse: Iff• 11 "- An' "kr ; onaolalon is in arms. However, the roads are safe, and ' kiln "W Nn nun inttlwrilleci j " 1/4 " .. T. F. Were , RA. Peelbeets Hall; RM. Bentley, ILA. - Calm r- r - Ferdinand, sou of ills lg. * D. Carioa,iihroliednelle Galan ;W. Otaggell•A.A. Jens Came; Wira, B.A. Qom cravats" arjr* without any hinirance or molestation. for death : . Yesterday D e.c. ageo,** * ol - tbapkyAi i iis AR. a. Every thing announces that this effervescence of the none name, who accompanies his SIT' sty., nu Cases, ceurbrldge ; J. F. Brojofteld, LA. Mikity College; Ca ILA. Waillhain College; J. Day, B.A. Eaetee College; C. J:Giodi B.A. Quist Church; J.' Landau &CI.. Worcester (echaierareej will hay no important result; the ;am- called in. The Government has learned that *bank Opts kiel- Cove, Oxford ; R. A. Portion, B. A. Tri nity Coinge; EL A. bitants of the Biscayan provinces bate never appeared Boom - AIL. Trinity College, Dublin. ings are the seme.es those of:the inssagenn in Celelifillfn• (The name of George William Scott, Trinity Collegeotaa keened much inclined to second it. have shown thernahres oet.far from Bingos. Ai Villa among the Bachelors of Arts, on the loth hut. by mistake.) " The Government of those provinces displays.great R ei d . de Al b a a m,* c o w* ** bell pay, kaa sualoda4 OXFORD, rte:. dd. energy, and if the measures of precaution have been in arganiziog a band, of from 40 to 50 mew. Lore Viscount Owoistoo, eldest son of the Bari of Tantervilke. , I 1 has entered at Christ Church. prompt and efßcacious, it is because it immediately Some uneasiness is felt at Vittoria, as well aa at . Gii • Monday the Rm. William limey Elton, B.A. Fellow Com- moner of Worcester Collets. was instituted. be the nra••• provided the necessary funds to out the armed force in Puhetill, whence we hear that General Four; who he powerful intervention. . 4 of the Conrentihn, the three til require an -armistice. The of oppose what they theasselm 11{ Assembly at Epidsursts I but hat it clepessdi on themselves that tiotionrnble and adclustageous therefore Maunae their energy, ience sad readiness than hhisette, it. in Abe interval, reip adessmays ciiMMittest at Gov; • • •• • i— ki Da id ;OA ;0 1 ...-- ea. - Isi So ~ - -- *vitas:rum Talecap. 1 ROOM itiatimii c•-•14 . 41.41trcht. o,titiardst- • Ito ppm S&L crsitint Ova. Ow 101. lossir as. AND' NigE DA” 9X4; TH '• -• : :'.- • c PITINANT: a, 44 ArrrtitOx MVO, irt at the 111bifilie Melo pee. 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Nothing can hi pietisked. _eapyit pt., orgtore V samespent thin this it e triedy, ipels ,Ilf WI ?OW to l e joitypies' er to sea, as it needs no easfamartent nor restraint of Diet • add sixty years experience (In tit eatersoiort praeyke) has proved ;hat It wia dreet a Cure when repeated Saliva** and all other totlicidls ovif sortd•i• ?or Oke § 60 . 4 !T snit other Pliriuffi 04 1 .1 this Iledicitie has not Its lunge!. 11Pwards 0f'40.099 perseds of both sexes have beeeredieilly lured of the above cruel Col lege dos, withal the ;eat eight years. Premed and t old by the s proprietors, T. TA,Ylett and SD*, hlppper at Of Rcrfill kge eitioryeons, it their Datil. bit- % 44f u r r e t i° Baser of rally Pa P4:eaFkg •Pti inc/ 1"‘" -- .4.. ilO w e doors, sad Lights In the Passages at n ght.-:-. ate --- * ' PI *Lir' tin , Witk . . ...COSO” 'airo4*al... •Pt I!! Y . !i! 111 103, Olf=t _ Mr..lmoaol,llless Zi'L 7 ; w'"''_ll;... 41 ••1 4•PP•oile!ki PtionsuMic ; MI4 tr 7 Ne P...ingu 19 F.Y..f7 cl Wore* Tows in Great Britain and 'retina- 4itiVlTlLif C. P ( Was XPe ) erthe *We. Or other of it* PloPficiPr• ° P . F*P` • • • . 1 ---- * 1 Roams glacjme exor.7'—loa. 'Dy 1 4 ,1 4.9144 . (149 . cup W i fe' ' That berse/-drep) eh/ pleashl wife. APPII4 4S 41f g al If - MIRY if On nsiDsr is kistireo, likthe wriest,* de 0 parroted Irpien_d- Dor is a glft fremlieaven, cementing pleaTl with Width, wysilohnsoir, t we approddi V .9gl} l afirei °111309e / atieh *d ant* 're P tnials.however, to a nt erlng into this hallowed obllewioe f it haltiti . rint's! ellleethat.'nel sent; to rtiltattlte t cleiVtiefraifiehtElere &int *NW Impedifes•lelltch Rai tir eottforlitriEtelll4 l B%* igiay title !milled upinlit. dle l'fler: of such at entbio, are !rhumb* maw/ Ist those hapless' Instances' es it., efinisiseratlon 4 the tiro' it ii the fear of self-reproach. • l 'itirtaarlabits iffenitaise the body—a residence In aspic. will rel ax -the elastic More—but mere especially does 5. premature intatuation youth' ton fremsenttiOnolomalue the mural dignity into state oT inanition , from when.' the agoaindl wiener more do:doubts the chance c nalieL T. WI such ra. d °wolves, offering hope, energy, muscular uY; nor will our advances appear questionable sane !ivy are by the multiplied proofs of go years' succeed* _ The easy ewes of married life are sometimes ',maim of tissue blessings which enneentratf. dui for dii• finial! habit Martell difisildedsnaly aali=• .yet h itt" g th ! li rds and . dr[mient energy baspenmod bath finicdmud In - ' • Intruders. as well as In every rdersdno we pledge ear ability to cure solicitous to expel the trfading s aa ip witty to up. we deviate from with IN kreitatlen ; and essidest IS cur own Members 0 the Celle.' eE Serieena, we -t either les (espedalby them entering our house, where idly mundane* ; and letters from the country ate must contain a remittance for Addeo foewardedt 13 ally part of the Wald; aOSS and Co. ALEX- gorgeous; Honverie-street, Eleet-sueet, 'Seventeenth Rdidon), I. The Noss et Lire, e above Diseases. 2nd. PITGRIAMit 4it Female Sea. May be had it It, Fleet-street ; 4, Catherine -street, Strand ; iper, 40, Paternoster-row ; and asap*, Porters 72, Grafton.itreet, Dublin; Glasgow ; 9. Calton-street, Edinburgh ; gs. Is every case of syphilitic Imre I t i a tgort e te /c r owns:, we pi attMckc fro% the posinon so.Pr tenets' principles with e iti e 7r: byelaw-able integrity liwaben • fee t the mitering community otid • matrimonial life) at once so peen lot perional conanhation "issedately answered; these muff asd Medicine, winch cao be fort; however distant. GOSS No. 11 , BOW 11. Jun published (Seventeend 1111 henna: Commentary en the al %tow, ezduaively to the PI nuemarter, hobo; 174, F 1441-41 lierwood,Gabert and Piper, 20 Canaan Porte 11`Pho., I_.;, Troagarr, Ohmic L I 01 I ”arellera. Price Ss.