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AN ENIGMA. 'Twas whlsper'd In Heaven, and motter'd in Hell, And E-ho caught softly the words u they fell; - In the conlineil4 Earth 'twits permitted to rest, And the depths of the Ocean its Orem= contest. It was seen In the Lightning, and heard In the Thunder; `Twill be found In the Spheres WllOl A's driven asunder. It was given to Man with his earliest breath ; It assists at his birth, and attends him in death; Presides o'er his happiness. honour, and health ; Is the prop of his house, and the end of hls wealth. It begins every hope—every wish it most bound, And, though unassuming, with Monarchs is crown'd. In the heaps of the Miser Nis bearded with are; But is sure to be lost its the prodigal heir. • Without it the Soldier and Sailor may roam, But woe to the wretch who expels it from home. In the whispers of Conscience its voice will be found, Nor e'er in the Whirlpool of passion be drowsed; It softens the heart. and though deaf be the ear, It will make it acutely and instantly bear: But in shades let it rest, like an elegant dower, ! ista.vrac ON IT SOTTLY...It dies In an hour! A: Ingenious Correspondent bas rernarked, that if our Readers will attctal particularly to the letter li, they will perbaps table to solve the above Enigma , Tilt; PARK The intense heat and the dust prevenrad a great prop( rtion of the usual pedestrian &gamin from ap pearing yesterday in the promenade. The line of carriages suffered no visible diminution, and Ken sington Gardens, for the first time, bore the belle." The summer costume was appropriately displayed; white was the prevailing colour—" all plumed like ostriches." The following took the lead— Duchesses—it iehmoud, Montrose, Leeds, Argyle, Beaufort, Bedford, Grafton. Marchionesses—Cornwallis, Bath, Downslain, Handy, Cam. &tn. Chohuondeky, Conyngham. Countesses—Bathurst, Hardwiele,Caledon, Aylesbury,Powle, Lonsdale. Ladits—Heetbeate, Sefton, A. Wyndham, Say and Selo, Raw. le , Shelley, Amherst. In the evening, the Green Park WAS crowded with elegant company. Dhows' :G.--Saturday morning a youth. the son of Mr. Davis, at Fulham. with other lads, went to bathe in the Thames s.not being an expert swimmer, he be. came exhausted, and, unperceived by his companions, he sunk, and was unfortunately drowned. The body was soon afterwards found, and conveyed boon to bit father's house. _ John Wood. a journeyman printer, residing near Clue Market, went about five o'clock on Saturday morning to bathe in the Thames, near Waterloo bridge. He was alone, bat an expert swimmer. The watchman on the bridge saw him sink, but no boat being then ow, no assistance could be rendered, and be was drowned. The body was found about seven o'clock, and removed to the public-house at the foot of the bridge. Saturday morning a boy. son to a tradesman at Islington, went to bathe in the New River. but not being able to swim, and having got out of his depth, be was drowned. Friday a youth, an apprentice to Mr. Byßald, car ver and gilder in Compton -street, Soho. went to • bathe in the Regent's Canal, Regent's Park, and was, unfortun•ttely &owned. Wednesday a young man of the name of Oakderi, was drowned, while bathing near Uttoxeter. Thursday, as two little boys belonging to Mr. Hobbs, grocer, at Tortoni near Gosport, were amn sing themselves by catching crabs in the mill-pond, they ventured so far upon the soft mud and water as to mite serious alarms for their safety. A third brother (a fine youth about 16 years of age) teeing them in this perilous situation, courageously ran to their assistance with his clothes on, and, with great exertions, succeeded in rescuing them g but in this affectionate act for the safety of his brothers, he un fortunately lost his own life. Wednesday, as a Foos labouring man of the name of Connor, was assisting in unloading a barge of timber, at a wharf at Lambeth, a plank fell on his head, and killed him on the spot. DARING ROBBERY.—Saturday morning a thief went into the house, No. SI, New Tothill-street, and en tered the parlour. but seeing a female there, be re• tired ? and went into a room on the first floor, where there was also a woman, but who was asleep and in bed. Of this opportunity he availed himself, broke open several drawers and ,a box. which he rifled of every valuable article. He was going away, when, hearing some one open the street-door, he dropped part of the ptoperty on the stairs, and, walking oat with the remainder, got clear off before the robbery was discovered. __ Bow STK RET.HIGIIWA Rosarinv.—On Saturday morning, between twelve and one o'clock. George Dedding, the servant of Colonel Catlin, of the First Regiment of Life Guards, was dreadfully beaten, and-robbed of two bundles, containing, bial3itoes wearing apparel, on his way through Hy "Park to Knightsbridge Barracks. Several parties of the Life Cnards divided themselves, and went in various di. rections in pursuit of the villains, and near to Hyde Park Corner, one man, rather of genteel appearance, was apprehended, and in other directions of the Park were found two others, whose names turned out to be Appletree and Delkillss, and were together with Wu. Huns and Smith, brought to this OfiScet Deci ding attended at the Office with his head' bound up, - bloody. He firmly believed that Hurls was the man wbo recovered the bundles from the other, who knocked him down. but he could not swear to him. HUM described himself to be a gardener, who bad come to Town from Sunninghill to look for work. Upon the person of Delbridge were found fifteen duplicates, two black scarfs, and near to the place where he sat in the guard-room, n ai rir of black buckles were found secreted in the w all. He as well as Appletree, in their defence, said they bad no money to purchase their lodging, and were consequently compelled to sleep in the Park. With regard to Smith, who,- it appeared, had come to Town from Buckinghantabire to get work at haymaking, and w ho, for the want of money, bad taken up his abode in the Park, thee did not appear any ground for suspicion, and he was accordingly discharged. Th e others were ordered for re•ezaminatiou on Weditcsi day oat. • LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. JUNE 21. THE OPERA HOW& Mr. BARBER renewed the discussion relative to the right of Mr. Waters to have French dramatic performances at the Opera House. Mr. Taylor had himself often permitted English Plays to be perfor med, consequently there was no reason for his now saying that the representations at that Theatre ought to be confined to Italian Operas. It was invidious on the part of Mr. Taylor to throw obstacles in the way of the public being gratified by two such emi nent actors as Talma and Mdlle. Georges. The pro. posed plan would be no detriment to the creditors upon the Opera House who were entitled upon the trust deed, as it was intended, after deduct;ng what was stipulated' as the remuneration to Talma and Mademoiselle Georges, to pay the remainder into the bankers, as usual, upon ordinary performances. Mr. HART observed, that such had been the habit of dealing with respect to Concerts at the Opera-house. Sir SAMUEL Ro►ttt.t.Y said the application had been made en what was supposed to be the effect of the policy of insurance. As long ago as between the years 1807 and 1813, Mr. Waters bad received no tice not to perform any thing but Italian Operas, be cause the house was not insured for any other per. formances. It was insured solely as a place for the performance of Italian Operas. The argument that concerts had been performed was of no force. It was evident, in the present instance, that the attraction would not be the concert ; it would be the two cele brated French actors. It reminded him of the mode of selling dangerous publications; the thing sold was a straw ; the seditious work itself was given away. So here, they gave the concert, and sold the scenes of the French Theatre. The LORD CHANCULOR said, he did not doubt that Mr. Taylor had a sufficient interest to enable him to make the present motion ; whether it was one which ought to be sustained, he could not deter mine without seeing the instrument. He should, therefore, abstain from saying more till be saw the policy of insurance. He took it for granted that the patent or the license gave leave to perform these French plays. Mr. MILLs said it was a special license. After the common application for concerts, Mr. Marsh, of the Lord Chamberlain's Of f ice, was informed for what purpose it was wanted, and that Talma and Mdlle. Georges were to recite, upon which he direc ted the license accordingly. The Loan CHANCELLOR said he most take it for granted the license was correct, otherwise a license for concerts would not license plays. Mr. Mau observed that the license had not been obtained without laying every thing before the Lord Chamberlain. The Louts CIIANCELLOR said the single question was, whether it wis making such a use of tie Opera House as the policy of insurance permitted i lie could not determine that point without seeing the policy. He knew the Opera House had been used for nther purposes besides Italian Operas ; not only had the Concerts of Ancient Music been performed there, but it had been the place where the Knights of the Garter, and the Knights of the Bath, had given their balls and assemblies. Mr. Mitts went fur the Policy of Insurance, but as be could not obtain it till Monday, the matter stood orsr. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE ti. HABEAS CORPUS. Mr. CAMPBELL moved for a alit of Habeas Cor pus' to bring op a Gentleman of the name of Gardi. nee from the jail of Devizes, for the purpose of being bailed. He stated that this affair arose out of the 'late contest of Wootton Basset. The defendant was a coal merchant, and one of the most respectable persons in that town. The prosecutor (who was in the opposite interest) on the 12th of June, swore be fore a Magistrate, that having got up at two o'clock in the morning of the 27th of May, he saw Mr. Gar. diner take some coals from a boat upon the canal at Wootton Basset, and carry them to his premises. Mr. Justice Amore inquired if the charge was laid capitally ? Mr. Cauvisim. said the warrant did not state the canal to be a navigable cane'. In answer to this charge there was the affidavit of Mr. Gardiuer's see. rant, who swore that on Whit-Monday, the 26th of May, his Master went to bed at nine o'clock in the evening, and never left his bed-room till after fin ' I I nest morning. There were likewise the affidavits of the Clergyman of the parish, and several neigh- 1 bouring Magistrates, who had long known Mr. Gar diner, and who gave him an excellent character for honour and integrity. The Court granted the writ, and directed that as the Term was so near a close, it should be returnable before a Judge at Chambers. TUB ZING O. THZ INHABITANTS OF ST. MARY, LXICESTIGI. This was an Appeal against an Order of Sesuions, confirming an assessment to the rout-rates of the ,above pariah. made oa the Appellants as Prispeiateee; of the Union Canal, iu consideration of tolls redeived' by them. The Court, after hearing arguments on both sides, decided that, under the 434 of Elizabeth, tolls Were ' not rateable property as within this case. The Act of Elizabeth mentioned only lands and buildings as rateable ; tolls in this case could only be rated as land, namely, fur the quantity of land in the parish taken up by the canal, and in the same proportion as land immediately adjacent to its banks. The Haymarketabeatte is eipeeted to open on the 7th of July. Miss O'Neal. has declined performing at the CheU tenham Theatre, unless the Manager pays her ire Amara total for one weeks's professional exeruous ! Saturday a shocking accident happened at Mr. Jones's Cotton Manufactory, in the City /Load : John Bitty, one of the workmen attending an exten sive machine used for spinning lamp cotton, whirl' was going at the rate of 460 turns a minute, by some accident, as be was taking up some of the cotton, a 'cog of one of the wheels - caught hold of Ms shirt sleeve, and instantly drew his arm into the works, and ground it as far as his shoulder. His head was crushed eat, the body was drawn in after, which caused the Machine to stop. The deceased was a young man,-with a wife and family. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GI7E7TR. [This Cazette contains a Proclamation of Pardon to all De serters from the Land Service, who shall surrender themselves on or beim, the 18th of August.] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the Western Regiment of OxfordshireYeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ri3itt Honourable Francis Lard Cburcbdl, Baron Churchill, to be Major Commandant. Right Hen. George Marquees of Blandlord, Benjamin Hollo way, Esq. and James Horton Langeton, Esq. to be Captains. Adje ant Charles Aiken Henderson to be ditto, by Brevet. Charles Shard, Henry Francis Mayor, Thomas Robinson, awl Edward Holloway, Gents. to be Lleu•eoants. Commission in the 10 Troop of Huntiosdonshire Volunteer Cavalry. Lord Strathaven to be Captain, trice Lune, Hatfield, resigned. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. July 5, James Nichols, of Leels, b mitshier, stationer, printer, dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at the Court house, Leeds. BANKRUPtCIES SUPERSEDED. John Gaunt, of Tatenhill, Staffordshire, victualler and wheel. wriest, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. William Savage, of Corporation-row, Clerkenwell, watchmaker, to surrender June 24,1 y 1. and August st, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Ford, 23, Lincoln's Inn F ells. John Darby, of Bengworth, Wotcesterstare, saddler and collar maker, dealer and chapman, half 8,9, and Aug. 2, at eleven, at the George Jos, Wyre-Piddle. Attendee, Mr. George Bouefield, Bouverie-street, Fleet -street, or in Evesham. William Harris, of Etminster, D evon , dealer and chapman, bee NI, July 2. and August 2, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern ,tn Exeter. Atterniety Mr. Chubb. Elteter; or Messrs. Collett, Wimburn, and Collett, Chancery-lane, London. WJWaat Horn, of Quests-street. Limehouse, sail maker, dealer and chapman, June 28, July 12, and August 2,at tan, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Surrey street, Strand. William Hodges. of Kew, Surrey, corn-dealer, dealer and chap. man, June 28, July 5, and August it.at twelve, at GuUdlsail.-. Attorney, Mr. Burton, New North- s tre e t, R e d Lion square. Henry Welber, of London-street, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, June 24, hey 1, and August 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attendee, Messrs. Harvey and isennell, St. Helen's Place, Bishoperate.street. Robert Broadbelti i of hlarkington with W a lle r th wa l te , York shire, corn-ntillir, dealer and chapinan, July 1, at six, lily 2, at ten, at the Star Inn, Ripley, and August 2, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Knareshorough. Attormes, Messrs. Exley, stocker and Dawson, Furnival', Inn, London ; or Mr. Samuel Powell, of Knareshomugb. Jeremiah Marsden, of Sharpies, Lancashire, cow-jobber, d e al er in cattle, dealer and chapman, July 10, ii, and August 2, at twelve, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton-le-Moors, Attornies, Mr. Thomas Windle, John-street, Bedford- row, Lond on ; or to Messrs. Cross an d Rushton, B olton-le-Moon. Matthew Wood, now or late of the Lordsh , p of My ton, King. stoo-upon-Hull, merchant, ship-o w ner, dealer and chapman, July 5, 5, and August 2, at eleven, at the George Inn. King moexupoo-HulL Attornies, Mr. eseph Knowles, New-4Ln, London; or Messrs. Martin and Scholebeld, HuIL Thomas Mello, new or late of Liss, Hams, *lnkster, dealer and chapman, Italy 4, at one, July 5, at ten, and August 2, a one, at the Dolphin Inn, Petersfield. Attornies, Mr. Charles Greg them, Petersfield; or ,Mr. John Allen, Clifford's Inn. John Bridge, of Mamie, Cheshire, shoykeeper, dealer and chap. man, July 2 at eleven, and August le, at four , at th e Whi te Lion Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Rumble, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. George Britten, of Walled without Bath, Somerset, victualler, dreier and chapman. July 1,3, and August 2,at eleven, at the Angel Inn and Tavern, Bath. Anomie', Messrs, Adlington and Gregory, littliurd-row, London ; or Messrs. Gaby and Setae., Bath. Robert Crook, of Bolton, Lancashire, innkeeper, dealer and chap. man, rely 10,11, asd August 2, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Anoraks, Masers. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford row, London; or Mr. Huston, Dolton. John m o ire, lace of Wells, fionsersatshire, carpenter, dealer and chapman, June 26, frf,'lsid August 2, at eleven, ar the George Inn, Wells. Attornies e ldeeers. Dyne and Son, Linco!n's.lun- Fields. London ; ear Mr. Robert Welsh, Wells. B:njamin Davis, of Weltington-street, Southwark, baker, July 1,5, and August 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Taylor and Swann, Neer aslisghsll-street. John Lees, Ealing, M &Roses. shopkeeper, June 21, July 5, and August 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mr. Finch, Brant ford Botts, or Mr. Stevens, New Inn. -London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. July It, 8et...J.1.mm, Weida lane, insurer, at ten. July 12, James Cloud, Hammersmith, coactomaster, at ten. July It, George North, Brecknock, carrier, at ten. July 1, Henry Becher, Pow nell'a errace, Kenningtun•road, mariner, at twelve. July is, John Wills, Fulhem, maltster, at eleven. July 11, William Keen ' Aldersgate-street , cork.manufacturer , at t en . J u l y 12 , John Mader, Robert Boyd, and Edward Stewart, Ironmonger.' lane, merchants, at eleven. July 9, John Ellill, Queen-street, Cheapside, lead-merchant, at twelve. July 12, James Robert son, nush.lane, Cannon-street, mercbant,at ten. July 12, James Peat and James Mamie'', Bedford-street, Covent-Garden, silk. mercers, at twelve. July 18, John Walton, Edward Walton, and Thomas Walton, Ilread.street, factors. at 12. July 29, John Cul. Macre, Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchant, at eleven. July 12, George I.yne and Alexander Donaldson, Cecil-street, Strand, saylogs, at eleven. Aug. 5, John Dutbwalte and George Oath waive, Pancras lane, merchants, at twelve. Aug. 23, David Morgan, Neatb, Glantorganshire, ironmonger, at twelve. July 26, William Burridge, sen. Burridge, jun. and John Burridge, Portsmouth, bankers, at twelve. July i 2, James. GI ern s ! Wycb-street, victualler, at ten. July 12, Alexander Spare, Brewer-street, earthenware, china, anti glassuun, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made its the COUN nty. July 14, William Walter Lyon, Samuel French, Ann Hodson, and '1 llamas Cartwright, Barton Turn, brewers, at the White Harr, Burton-upon-Trent. July 21, Sintoo Southey, Bristol, painter, at twelve, at the Conn ercial Rooms. Corn-street, Bris tol. isiy 14, William Ryley, Worcester, knen-draperow twelve, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. July 14, David Russell, Bath, ehlnantan, at eleven, at the Greyhound, Bath. July 15 * Robert Anstee, Wake', butcher, at eleven, at the Angel, Ba th . July 14, George Cole Bainbridge and William Cartwrizlat, liverpool, merch.,nts, at twelve, at the George, Dalequthet, Liverpool. July 14, John Frost, Brinkley, manner, at twelve, at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket. July 14, Janie, Hird, Liverpool, aldp•buil tier, at one, at the George, Dale-street. Liverpool. July 24, James Russell, Hand:worth, gun-barrel manufacturer, at twelve, ist the Royal Hotel, Blrattogbani. Jaly is, John Wogden, Tang. nwre, dealer in cattle, at twelve, at the Wheat Shear, Chichester. CERTIFICATES—Jetv 12. Junes Crewcuts, Upper Thames-street, Ironmonger. Samuel ssi a n.Tha t akam, Berks, shopkeeper. Josias Johnson, junior, of Hayden, Esse:, corn dealer. Richard Plain, Leeds, merchant. Melted Bigp, Maiden-lane, Wood -street, hosier. Lewin Levin, Old City Chambers, watchmaker. John Wibberley, Manchester, e k aper . mark Nightingale, Manchester, linen-draper. Joshua Sidebotham, of IA haltry-bridge, Derbyshire, vic tua ll er . J uno o:oilier, of Mill wall, cement-manufacturer. James Griffiths, of ' Liverpool, auctioneer. Wm. Gillmore Harvey, Battle, ginspow dar-manufacturer. Edward England Hughes, Red Lion-square, wisso-merchant. Joshua Hiram Cooper, Lamb's Condutt.suset, working Jeweller. W. Barber, Bisksp Stortford, Hens, butcher. Richard Blackwell, Manchester, manufacturing chemist. John Node Kos, of Mill Wall, Poplar, Roman cement-manufacture•. William Hunan, of Barking, Essex, smack-owner. Ann Hood, Groat Marlow, Bucks, grocer. It is universally acknowledged, by the most respec table part of the professionohat the Medial Boards, web. Belted by the celebrated Surgeons of Charlotte House, Blackfriars Road, and Woodstock-street, Oxford-street (a few doors from Bood-street), are the fountain head for advice. It ii a fact, that, by the united talents of these Gentlemen, upwards of Six Thou. sand Patients have been cured annually of obstinate Macaws; many of whont had been discharged front Hospitabt, and hun dreds bad piper improperly treated by persons ignorant of so im portant branch of the profession.--Messrs. Coors', Mumtaz, and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, at each of dui; Establishments; or by letters from the Country, stating their case, when Medicine and Advice are sent to all parts of the ingdoen.—Tbere are side•doon at each house, and private rooms lot temales.—Direct Charlotte House, opposise the km Rowland HUN Chapel; or Woodstock HOW, near New ,Beusl•stree;. cLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAMERIDGE, JUNE N. Sir W. Brown elb three Go'd Medals for this year are ad:.t.l r . as follow: hor the Greek Ode, to Mr G. Statoterth, College. For .the Latin Ode, to Mr. W. N. Lert.. o ,., Coll , ge, for the E, - .l,rains, to Mr. G. J. Per:mei:tan, of IC% s The Arrhh'shoo of Canterbury has cnrfo-red the drrve .)t Doetor'in int jolty ou rho Rey. Peter :-a.)..liford, MA. kit of Newton, in the Isle of Ely, and lu'otod;:itene, Nurfort. OXFORD, JUNE 21. Thursday sennight, Mr. Frederick Piumptre, of Ca!vor t -y College, was elee.e I a Fellaw of that Society. 'the Rev. Joseph Amphlett, b'•:1. 1)c:a elected and Mr. James Henry I.ane, V:orcriter • c.i the Foundation of Sir 'l'. C00k... , Mr. William Nest.'.v.il '.!.. has also ben elected Scholar or. the foundation of La:on. Wm. Mantgoreary Boytqn, L 9 of Trinity Co:', - was ineorporwed of 6r. Arda.l Hall. Wednesday, in a full Crevocevots In the Tf.et.tre, went/nation of the Founder' and lacoelseton of the i'•• t,. was Italian, &emu d ng to 11... f intention is the •. ntel Lord Crewe, I rte ambers 01 Durlta:n. following Honorary MErtes w.re tl 0I: 0 tAlltY D4CTOII4 CIVIL LI r;. The Right Hon. Robert Puel, M.I. o• Edward John I..lnle:on, Esq Ni.i' lat-'y . • :!," C sees hllefu'as Puthmer, Esq. of n- , ,,nni :• Peter Patren Bold, L-q. of Budd Hal!, L07.1v.5%: - ?. sr!. f Corpus Christi Cidlege. fhomat Lee, of Lyme !Toast, I.lnea and :;.:e'y of BrAgeon•ve Ruben Brayton, Bui. of Court 1-1:/f!, V'es: , •re, r Acifingrin, Lacendaire ; Major-Gewral m r . and Litt:tenant-Colonel ot tno rink, or P, u, cr ‘4 Royal hcgi.licnt of .. VC % ,, ItAAN MAIITtt‘ r t HITS. Arthur Ingram Abtual, Fat mit:matt Co.aintst.:tt c most Collue;e. Atiolreivileteher, Esq. ditto of Exeter Conree. Atter which the Creweiso Ura:ion for the 3enitt.sc tots to Univertity, was il..livercd by the Rev. J. .1‘ M.A. of Chr:st Churt.!., at.tl Poetry Protester. A!.(1 Compositions were recited by the tiendemen to wbt•at tkey were ao.j3Jsetl. TUL (HANCLLLOLS ratz7s. Latin Essay—" QL.IIII vim I.aLo!at aJ lb aimandos 11.%ro;•3 Auirnos Portarum Loctio?" By !Lomas Aruokl, 13..1. Ft I:orr of Oriel Latin Verse—" Regnum Persicum a Cyro rundatuni, - James Shergold Boone, Commoner of Clu Cborch. English Esiay—" Un the U nuu of Cluw:cal wilt Mati.e a. tieal Studies,' by Charles .:moor Ogilvie, B.A. Hallow ut liol Col:ege. AR ROGCR EWDIGATeS Matt. _ English Vera—" ILe Farnese liaetllev; :; 107 !anus Boone, the aforesaid Commor.er of Chest Unruh ► burtday, in a Cuuvucation, the ker. tieorge D.U. rellow of it. Joha's College, was appointed one of ti: Publ.-. Examiners, to succeed nett 11:lids/trail:a l'istn. in die IVJIU the Rev. Richard Jenkyne, M.A. Fellow ot the following were admitted to direct: • • AIAbtLIS Or ARTS. • Tbonies Greene, Faq, of Oral Con, ge, Grand Compounder. Rev. Henry Strauctays, of Perribroke College. Mr. Christopher Dodstin Mr. Philip Scott :'fisher , Tydd Moore, Rev. kiln Vootirtore Morgan, R.•:. Peel, Mr. Samoa Fraser Cooke, and Ater. V:m. Ayling , Li.l4 versa) , College. Rev. loan Mar Seater, of l`.:etton College. Rev: - Phinvali EtirLrdea Mytton Hoissati anal Res. !let.ty For, of Ballast College. Rev. James Vinatvt loan, Fellow of Jesus C4de ie , Rev. Richard Moore, of Brass-noose College. Mr. Thomas Armed, Rev. Harry stidsltil Res. Travar Owen lone , , Ortal Colleze. AA CAA LUIS Glt AITS. Mr. V. ad'l3m Hamra , ticholar of W44,lthar: Crtr.ie. Henry Yemer, Eva. of Chtia Cuurtit. E.;CLESIASTICAL PitOMCTION.: Rev. W. F. Prodicrue, to the Rectory cf Ta!tr.! , o*. fordsbire. Row. Dr. Hook. Archdeacon of ff , tr.:;•74..:, and .:.7 of Wiocketter Cathedral, to tie V..cara&? ~t Nirelou Cr• 1,:,•. . . Rev. Charles WoJehrute, \LA. 4itn two r;.ft'.46....: r•:- bendal Seidl lu Itochetter Cathedral. rbe ger. lkorge It:chards is appeintei! Ca.% lain • . nard Worsky Hotinet' Droop of L'avaLF. Lord Gray Las preAnted the Rev. Gts•rpt ' • - of Auchterhouse, to the Cherch and Yar5.....1 .• . •: , vacant by the death of the Itev. Or. 41. Pro:essor Copland I...eing rrtignel tar off..c e; t a "i••,r Mathematir.s in the Maratchai Cultge, 'Vast do.c, vice of having received a Preseiradon from diet:Town to the Proles sor.hip of Natural Philosophy in said University, the Magistrates and Council have unanimously elected Ur. Kober: Hamilton to be Professor of Mathematics in his room. Tiny Lave also unani mously appointed Mr. John Cruickshank, Preacher, to be As sistant and succt stor to Dr. iimuilion l to skid Mitre of Proleisot of Mathematics. The Slit ult. the Rev. Daniel Dear, LL.D. a•lntitted as Proteiior of Mural Plailtiophy In titt UntvaNal Kalg's lege of Aberdetta. ftli 111 S. Thursday, fr. Burton Crescent, the Lady of the Rev. L Hollibgviurth. of a son. MARRIF.D. Rev. J. 'Atkin, rector of Nut,naling, to Catherine Ana, dauch. ter of the late Lotus ut lttrq, Cornwall. At Newport, Isle us l% izbt, the Rev. Julsss Cua:es, to 1.1 La, youngest slaughter ot Mr.ll.Mannews,ironutunger.oi that town. Rev. B. rdwardes, rector of Frudesley, Salop, secussd sun a the late Sir J. T. C. tdwardes, Bart. to Anus :iophia, tLa t :Ltsr of 1. li. Hall , lisq. of London. key. l'lsonaus anfds, of Rochdale, to Rachel, secon I da t,lll!er of Samuel A..nton, Esq. sit Heber% near \dancers:tr. DIED. At Demerary, in the Wes t on the 19th of March I: , v, of the yellow lever, in the nOth year of her ace, San!, wtic Major Rater' Terry, of the 25th Regiment of Foot, .Thal of the Hon. F. Richardson, President u: his :`.l..jt.sty . 4 in the Island of St. Martin. January 5, in the 31st year of Ms 7gr, at Enihpour, in thel:ait Indies, Assistant surgeon Johnson, 1:.; Regimen: of i Sunday se'onight, aged tl9, the Rev. Nicitolits C(. - .s , gate-hill, Ripon, a native of Jamaica. At Granby, tiear 11iugitam , aged 77, ?lie Rev. !. eon, who fur several years held the Curazte4 of Lta:.:o, Beivoir Castle and Granby. At Lye House, near Stourbridge, the Re 7. NlA:chew Booker, Minister of the former place, at.d Vicar of At the Parsoit-ge-Rouse, Fastitigton, Cloixt stetshire, az0.177 the Rcv. Wm. Davies, who, for upwards of 50 years, :a that Parish, 41 of whirl he was Rector. At the Rectory, Middleton, aged siP, the Rev. 2. 'e..kies. th Ca e p tain in Warrior h On the 11th inst. R. S. Nicholson, Esq. of 'fitchhelti, fleet, ta u ii%4earje A st vdmir y's N avy; jaoth he served it ve s kw d as Licuteolot on I the memorable viztores of April, 1762. June 15, in the Royal Military Pospital, at Fort Pit:, Chu ham, aged 25, Oswald, Esq. hi.D. 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