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MC 'S 2'142471M . . I 'llie k10pe,i,141410/044.61Srete IP . . Arks itleaM te . re on i 8 tinkliy eiettings and,4 ' ;Obit ) with in'. creased *tem Alit* s'tippet, in dia P /lilleviOtichelta, " 'sumo; whentitt king'is health is draisitylkailfiiiiaiii: ed by is rive Art.**, Vitoh i,4s* tie' mai loiterrotfr i tis alittill" . o'tikkVOiliff tit events of the pretent es. 4ao4naty Wig.. Arklc most fort* on th,,audi.. • i to w% an 4 wafahtldly eltcoi.ed, as Was also thy Hynin nn ate a.ticeess . of the Allied . Powers. In the Character .., l)k ilfarklia ) . eiti ilititoNes txquisite tattle, and bril liancy of execution l merited and received upiVers.l. applause,. Mrs dames PrvITTA and Gluon Larri •.s, %acre pleasinkly toireek and TRAIktia.ZANI; NA4I)I, CCM, and GIOVANNI, gave general satisfaction. •. • . a. VWE .P.ißt. the ittieoesS .• * toy the yestettilt) , jcstat he* Lk and spitit. to_the attraction of t Syde Path . All the a4iNkan4. ter 0 the Metropolis 'were there-- Minot FoOr o'CIX • the' %eine was at its ael*.h ; the egres% and regret ihe.. pedestrian groupes were astonishingly great—they resent bled, pNtticutarly at the Piei.adilly and iGras - 'tenor Gates, the ebb and flow of title. to the orirror of the itt9r/e, we observ ed the lily embroidered in white muslin ; the head dress exhibited the same Ormithent; and even the veil (that transparent investiture of blushing innocence) Wits similatly.decorated. Even the shne, that attrac tive appeniage-to female beauty; six irted the; Put-. de ht. The roil was not so full of fashionable equestrians as we were wont to see it ; but in the drive we ob served no falling off. The !host dashing equipages Were sported by the following leaders of the ton, viz. uß ia elsies—Ntototose, kielsmond; Athol, Grafton, Betufos t. qsseises—,Nurthanspton, Duwaaisitit,l.lssuglas, Stoptin Salkbiery, Camden. Countesses—Ckanmell, Breadalbatte• ' ierser, Bathurst, De 14iven s burbler , Harrulitlay, Dunley, Clialtutnideley, itsfield. Viscountesses--Dndley Ind Ward, Morpeth, Le Despenter, tria,reardeus Ladiei--Smith Burgess, D. Smith, Fiteroy, Parrington, Percy, Macdonald. Misr resses—Beaumont, Wellesley Pole, Pigon, Walpole, and Beirreirie. PEllf.4ll FASHIONS FOR M.l r. • AC:KERMAN/ea it EPA!! rani'. Walla tillksl.—A white marmot or worked muslin worn over s Witte satin half train (met, the ft ursdelis eitibro suede round the botbalts tor the tiretcs lung sleeves, louse and uncrofitted, the cute ornamented td Coat:spend with the buttian of the dress; a plain back, tont the shape, aid (elites' of the train extending round the assist, rather beyond the back ; the front raised to a paha li, a lii the *mire ot ese bosom, waist similar form meets a narrow stattSder-strap, !weed ohi a double qui! , isig of lace, *hick terminarts at the coiner of the bosom. A shclilact tip.. et a - tisiti to front, and tied' with 1R ndli ary cordon of sila, with builftin witch. Whtte velvet kit, edged with ciereepouding ' etubmidery; and doped ie front .'risk a purl or Jisnonstd twits- . mint. The hair, combed .monthly ovee and carried down low . to theism* el the head, IA Malady iitinl4 o and ttiea. in careless earls over the reek s teparirtd ep the cadre of the hirthesfl by a lwerfairninteni, or the Otursd.4s it is amen miadt over the fact s hatlropobtg eurts, emending bebncilse ear. Mutable with lice Sllprrs orwhite Itsolvet or saint; with *Aver isrna mew's. 1% hie kIJ or Lieyerick flame. Pearl or d anions! m.ek• /am end bracelets illisloll, to eurtesponst An occakunal shawl • Samna ant. W.turi&4 Da seas:4 z high draw; 'at *bore walking length. oaniposed of Fresisheagenic or mull muslin, plait' Nitwits, and unornamenteJ in the troot ; a tialttary citear, w th an edging of embroidery ; a full tan frill of lace, or a single lured run* of the same; tie lettont of the %leen; ornamented with a ;1.11 flounce, mitribed by two borders of enshroidety corresponding with the cellar; alcelfos W 4 lh tl 1111fihane worked ci.if Whit ask state! hatilliittehlef, the cOrrersivichly embussed with the ilettr-de lie, tied carelessly over the bosom wi h.a bow of satin tedfamlL Tbe hair worn notch fiver the face in loose curt'. The btu- ken, setnetilteg'resembliag the Spanish bat, has a squ.re and lave crowu. is farmed of sea-green aacti, lined with white velvet, and trimmed with a tirbly - cut velvet ribband; k is CMllllllClittil fn front w i lds* druJileg plume of usthels feathers. '1 he sear( mate tie, cot rearm:fez lit taloa: With the Blucher, is composed either of velvet or satin, has neither cape new heed ; it is roundi'd at intend, and brought to a point at he ether, with 'it deep long slope its the neck, and Is trimmed all 10U111 with a broad what lase. Slioery of "eta kid—groves to correspond, or Limerick. at tee IA title ASSZ)(BLEL. *flagon Hat imp syrae.—Frock 0: the finest jaccotiot eminlin, embroidered round tie b nom in Arne, de the waist of the deesv is the same heath as last Owlish, but tram bosom and shoulders ace mat quite so much exposed; the bosom is or:u nsettled Vide embroidery to torreepiind with the train. The back is full, and a narrow white satin sash is tied in long bows and ends behind 'three very mall White /tars de lie ornament the dress in front of the bosom. Plain king sleeve. '1 he Bourbon Mantle of azure crape, worn with this dress, is remarkably novel and elegant ; it is orinlittented bchital with white satin, which tims the back in a manner ',tritely original and sivnularly tasteful; the crape Is cut at each sMe of the back in points, as is also the front ; each punk is ornamented with Hasid lie and rich tastes; the mautk is edged mute, with narrow byes white satin and finished at the elge by a very light add elegant triniminr, l ',high we understand was invented expre,sly for it. A small byes white satin collar, which tails offer, is fastened in from with a pearl Iwooch, and edged with trimming to corrimpond• ANCIOVI.LME Hat *NO 51045UL-111U ekgant spewer is Mote, over a walklre,a 'red of jacconot muslin ; it it made of ricli primrose twilled sarsna, shot esi:lx white ; the back, which I fni!, skew, the 'tape to trine:greater advantage than any spetistt *e have rattly seen, as it is not ser anbecoiniuglylbroad at hot teen at they have ban wren ; the from, as ear !traders wifl per terve, is sastefuLly ornamented with small . fizer• d• of chenille, the colour oftbe spenser, only a shade tiaraer, which has a very striking erect. A luta quilfing of broad soft ribband, to caut ions's& goes mind the neck and dosien the front of the setaiser ; ibis trimming Mond the meth is in the ruff style, but much more Inoisissing s aleh.peinnease silk girdle and tassel*. &tisk the waist; the sleets it orsiamented at beam with a fancy trim- . mirg to correspond,—/iid. Tit!ifayi 2 Ball and Supper eras gPren by lieu tenant Colonel MAL.r.tr, and tic Officers coasposing f:e Garrison licsoha i ro, a the acceabion ot Lens XVIII. to the Throat of his amen re. The Bail, for elegance,; am! cashiers, 'surpassed any .thing *tau *lnd . belbrc seen in Hers isam and_wai -altealieci by *early one hcaulred 441o:sables. 'nee room waidecorated with wreathe ofkiin-4 6 and (huts a *lost beautiful ttyle wt h transpatencks adirico,f9 , ik V4c*sii?n. Atitc ftat; with eur de Li ait# crown, einenie!divecf . , c)a,r4ded 1** , 41 two arches st laurel, in tle ccntre efthe eisintii•heal* Daneni; commented aka* nate deoelt, Vide tie White Cockade, •-••d ßib until ale .D . 4 4tick o ,3**ll: 16 . c. , 00 44 1 .1" re#l4. ;: ' I.spper anis .44441 *lasi *wet e 1, alit a' • • representing.' etw Ton,;*lsVolie4 =. /hikers. Everfdeliticy diaaak:,l, sun couTra'. 'a. 4. tiiiir p OpekiFeti tAlsti r ce PrOSAWIRy the PACAPly ismag l44• lll 44 tiae bal saviriblin' • r dal eiltiZia ' liePt Zly etr Zed spirit; Vel ,tie brad% t ALC I EL -t W i rfrat_l e te4 iagthe cyclin g . ' ed attvl . . _ .. i the V kt ' lkifigiffill • • Ailor • • '• • 7.:1:1 -t• . s ~ • ' . s _._,.• ~i‘ As..l. .1 ___,_ 1 : -• . , _i• , .1461k1 tATtROAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE.. AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR 4PRIL. ~. .. • • be , •; - : ...r t ~ t. ;. "*. —rows . . ,- . • • FORtION 2g. kkiFki . .. i►tslt~i. i • .1: r , iieitsistr , throne' - the ititu ith has proved very Last timiiarsr, hoe tyf ids )viajestrs t'iltitipal Stt — ritildi"....% of jairlk,,s--. table. for the completion tzf the sc;irting cf the ;Suit', liss this day notfßed {• by eott4uand • 6f bis 'Wyatt-4114S . - • . - -thb rrialce Revolt, 0 :hi Mialisteri of litietidly VowevaVesidtbitt sprit' ,crt4 l m lic Min uilia t .. 9 . L l • 1 1 t he enisl shoiAr s err have -alights Court, to the time and op th e belt:diet' his M ijest yi t►U planted MOM apidly:than Exceruip thoth chi use nary turattces heed been taken, by the command ut int early g'Ot in, and which were ranch injured by the Reiyal flighorts4 for the blockade Of th.: vim of Norway, and Wm" frO3t- the BeAns :tins Peat look u'ell.. The that front this that all the ineasutes aenhariaed by •he Law ui ' w e' . ' . . .. .. • ~ hea t s h a v e Coiltintleti tql.i. r: n. healthy appear/ N g i un , will li e aJnpted anti exechted with respect to all Vessels %faith may ilteinlA to violate the said blockade. - 411C*. I.lle Markets far Most kin4l3 of Giitisi are still / CARLTON•HOUSE, APRIL 29. Thl6 day Count St. Mirth' D'Aglie, Minister Plenipotentiary fruna his Maleatyahe King dr Sardinia, had a private audience of his Royal Ilighnets the Prince Regent, to deliver hi, crelentiali; to wh.ele he wis introduced by the Ea! of Liverpool, and cum ducted by R. Chester, Esq. Assistant Matter of the Crinonies. (Ike Gazette also contains a detailed account of the public entry of his majesty Louis XVIII. into London, aud of the cub .equent prikeeilingla until his arrival at CaLis.J 1 BA.:4KRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • William Moir, late of F.arl.street, Bed I.iou-square, Middlesex, merchaut, dealer and chap:an. BANKRUPTS. . . James Knutton, of Manchester, dealer in cotton, tottrin • Mkt and welt, dealer and eliapnian, to surreoder May a 5, vd, at eleven, and June 11, at three ' at the Motley - Areas lim, Mass,, chaster. Attoniies, Messrs.W Ells, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Wainfutd-wok, Londun ; or Mr,. Meaty. Manchester. Richard Braidattaite, of Caili,:ine-cottre,Tower hill, London, ship and Insurance-agent dealer and thapnialt ; May 2,14, and June 11, at ten, at Guildball. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, King's. Bench-Mal l , l'emple. Gordon Hew en and William Hare, of Oxford -street, Middle sex, tattlers and aecautriment.makets, and partner., May 7, at our, May k 7, and June I I, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Latimer, Gray's-Inn-square, London. 1 William Witan, late of the Kent-Road, Surrey, bricklayer and buikler, dealer and chapman, May s, at twelve, May 10, and June•l 1, at hue, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Metcalfe, basing hall-so vet. Ruben Cat ter, of Moreton, parish of Thnntbury, Gloucester ahlre, dealer anal chapsnati, May 17, Its and June 11, at one, at the I.ondoit km and I :tame Tavern, &ism!. iettorines, ante Saltine/ Whitconthe and Keg, Serjeaties-inn, Fleet-area, Loudon ; or Mr. John Henry Fn anki., cialeisireet, Bristol. Absalom Stephenson, of Bostoa, Lit icoho.hire, draper and taylor, Illay 16, 17, and June 11, at eleven, at the White Hatt bill, • bean. Aunrniev, Mr. Stephen l'elleven, Lesion; or MI. I William Harvey, Vtaple-Inn, London. John Rogefsnu and Joseph Rogerson, now or late ef Sotby, lin colnsholt, copartners, merchants, dealers and eliapmen, May 12, 14, and June i I, at dicer, at the kk bite Hart Inn, Boston. Attormes, Messrs. Lodingten and Hall, Secondaries' Office, Temple, London; or Mr. Bowles, Boston. Edward Jackson, of Birmingham, bvilder, May 29, 21, and June I I, at eleven, at the Roy.,} Hotel, Birmingham. Attoruirs, air Egerton, G. ay's Inn-square, London ; or Messrs. Stubbs, Nledes, and Wills, Birmingham. Samuel Wilson, of 'I 'nun. 5, Devon, maltster, dealer and chapattis, May Is, 19, and June ; I, at eleven, at the Globe ims, Exeter. nttotine , ,, Mr. Tanntins: No. 28, liesez-s tea, lansioa; or Mr. Canting, Tot nes. Charles Hopkins, of Stourbridge, Worcesterf'dre, mercer, dra per, d rater anti A:Wyman, May v 7, at five, May 2/1, and June Is, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, bewdley. /litanies, Mr. 'Charles Constable, Syniond'a-Inn, Chancery-lane, Lunlnn ; ' or'Mr. Rubins, e tout bridge. Philip Head, of Kingstnn upon-Hull, dealer and chaprnan, May 9, 10, and June i I, at eleven, ar the Witte liart Tavern in Kifig..oa elaiii Hull. Attotnirs, Mr. Ralph Ells, 43 a faun ' cery.lane, Loudon ;or Messrs. Galland and Wilmot, Hull. William Wayce,nori or fate of Kingston -open-hall, hatter, fur ' net, &tier and c/Tpinsit, May 9, 10, and I,:ne I ti, ai eliveit, at the White liart 'cavern, Kinston-14 nil -liulL A t•vt niel, Mr. Haiiilt lthoinas Shaw, Cersenr.street, I:faucet y-laile, 1 hastalon • Y or fr. ditomas Browne, Hull. • William Jacobs now or late of the parish of St. David, Exeter; but formerly fat tit, Leonard's, Deana dealer and ehapaysatt, May 6,7, and lime I t, at ten, at the Half Mutsu Inn. Meter. Anornies, Mrssrs. Smarr, litri:ost, and Itiaii-, Clair-court, Even street, Loudon; n.- Mr. Orate, Exeter Samuel Pkiips of Little-}lie-treet, Goadman's- fields, Mid idlest:, taylor, dealer and chapeau, May 3, 17, and .11: tie i I, at ten, at Guildhall. Atterney, Mr. U. liowatei, Jewry Areal, A!dgate. William Fisher, late of Caldtrott, reilfealshire, but now Of Datclswstrilt, Meets, dealer in Itilr-(:4 , MI•; 3, 10, and Jane I I, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, ?air. Hope, Angel-court; Ilregi mortomstr.et. Francis Forb-s, of Greenwich, Kent, druggist, dealer and chap. man, May .1, 14, and lune 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Astor. nits. Me-ere. Vandtrcom and Comyns, Bush-lane, Ca111111:1. street, Lamina. Francis Streerhy, of Old Montague:street, Wiiitech noel, Mid dlesex, carpenter and builder, dealer and chapels'', hilay 2,17, and June 11, at tell, at Guildhall. Attorney, Me. Paulin, Step ney-Can.eway. Peter Bowen Junes, of Birmingham, manufacturer of hardware, factor, dealer and chapman,.May 7, 14, and June 11, at eleven, • at Guildhall, I.ntidoti. Attorney, Mr. Bellamy, Angel-court, Throgmot tee-meet, Undue:. Benjamin Riddick, late of Glastonbury, Somersetshire, baker, May 5, ii, a: eleven. and June 11, at eight, at the White Hart Inn, Glastonbury. Attornits Mt. Richard Pertain Prat, Was tintbury ; or Mr. Hecht, No. 4, Staple-lou, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. May 17, Wm. (ledge, Leicester• square, linen-draper, at one. allay 1 7 , •11,0 m a, Whllheld, of Kennett-streei, Surrey, coal-mar chant, a! tett. May 17, Julm Lille, Thomas Fraser, and Thomas Boyle en. Nicholas lane, merchants, at ten. May 24, Elizabeth Toop, !lash--quare, Port-in aid', sail maker, at ten. .Nlay 11, Henry Hitchcock, Deal, linen-draper, at twelve. May 17, Wm Carter, Hituturr3stskO, baker, at ten. May 7, Stephen Fitzge rald, l'otbill-areet, oil and colournianaa: twelve. May 24, Thk mai Abraham Mann, Plymouth, linen-draper, at twelve. May 17,1 Ilt.r.ta, king-uis, Percival-lei-err, Clerketies ell, builder, at I. June 11, Clough Leese, Canterbury, druggist, at ten. May V 4, Alexander Kenneth Mackenzie and Edward Abbott, of Austin- Friars, merchants, at eleven. June 25, Wm. Cansdell, Hackney road, carpenter, at one. May 17, kaac Leplastrier, Minories watchinzkee, attest. May 11, Wm. Warne, Conduit -street, l i a! tel-keeper, at ten. Alay 17, ]!somas Job Mowbray, Bankiiide, merchant, at one. May SI, Win. Ring, junior, grocer, at eleven. May 28, Richard Cattail!, Wood -street. Spitalfields, silk-manu &emcee, at our. May 7, Ambrose Charles, Old Jewry, wine merchant, at one. May 3, David Braham, High Holborn and .Totteithani-couroenad, glans and St flordshire warehouseman, 'at eleven. May vt, Joseph Gre at rag, Crooked-lane, orange. merchant, at twelve, May :11,'Illunias Jacksoa, Argyle-street, taylor, at twelve. May 21, Edmund Townseili, Maiden-lane, teovent-Gardea, wine and cyder merchant, at tredve. June i s,, 'lobe Dawson, Liverpool, and St. James's-street, Westminster, mart:loam, at twelve. May 31, Johu Baker, Sea Coaialane l • cat ' veneer,* tatelVe. May 31, Charles hones Jones, Crosby-row, Bermondsey. Saylor, at twelve. May '2B, John Clownpicin Sr. llatil'r Churchayardovholesale grocer, at eleven. May 21 iTho , ye Sedgwiek, Clernent's•lane, London, Merchant, at one. May 21,'IloMks Hearit a antienee-latie, merchant, at twelve. May et, Aleaatider Bennett, Devonshire -street, Qaeon.tplares, etas. 1. ratite-broker i at one: May 88 , Thomas' Like,. Old lkonipton r Mlifilketei. b uilder, at eleven. May se, William Knight Sakti Minories, flour-cloth-manu'aetores, at one. May 9i, *rob BIPIRIvIt o Heitserb,brtdae, wholesale-draper, at one. Map 21; .Et t ! . l4C . l4 a ):ii, :. It i lt 4 b in eet n it c l i tvt a r ri e di e t , az, s aud nfl i crol k a .ll s-1 1 a a n k . j e te liti !Miley, nett: timber -neiehautr. May 7, l'holnal Elllsdinc Itiagsktatir-oquare, siltrenankbeat idev'en.• CERT! PfeATES, MAY 11: • • . /Oat Beleame f of Upper Thaineksireet o tea-dear. Eaten* 64speptle, GOilit Poreett-etreetejameilee Ba njonsin Medan SypiNeWorejoer put chapmast. /elm Powell, of Liveri os i o . reeithAql. IVIIIIeIIt Loos,. Liverpool, eiterehin. Philip Ililltai e ji, ejerAilnet: . }filet Dewhieree, *eaten, slater and after; , • DbiTRAMION OP PKIZE:IVIONE.Y. '', The Sesithiiiiir ehe 'rseateure of the Hartsell, ergs be *Week ilebo 7th 1144, als4 naiad anti, Narfult.eseect: The rits 'or Olefin ficlOso 049r4fOrtelpiesil t ieet the lido May, *N;t: 9,44,4 NOS* iteee;rsitt dereits• enf..vourable to the landed intetest.• wholira one. outky looking for, sOme Aet o'f l k t egislation 4.4 . may equalize the prices more c'Orrectri J 144, 0030 11 04 71 and consumer.. The Potatoe soils both linally ) large breadths are planting in all parts. The eats lands have pushed out abundance. o( feed, keepug. the London -Haymarke s without soy increase .ef i price. In most of the dist** counties the Ho has been principally consumed in the s.pport of stbck, through the late severe season, and the prices are cob- 1 sequently hiLi.her. The loss f ewes and lambs, par licuhirly the latter in the Down flocks, has bins great, ' even where best protected. SIVA:Wield his be: n %tell supplied With most articles through the month fruin the turnip countrief, without meek dit rencein-pri,e, Toe growing %steads -r has enbatied the v.ilue ofLoan' Siuck of most kinds. Horses • continue tkvrea4ng in value, eieept kn o wn good hunters Ad* carriage hdrses i f figure. • In the Wool inarke.tE, tittle or uo alleratiud. -. APPRENTICES, &c. The following is a Copy of the DMA° repeal part of an Act, passed-in the Fifth. WM' of Omen E.iz4- beth, intituled, "An Act coptaining.iiivers Orders for Artiiicer, 1 1 .4bnuret* Ss,rvaints tf HusliAndry, Apprentices." Wise sby an Act, passed in the Firth year of the Reign of her late Majesty Quern Elisabeth, intiruled, An Aet cortainitie diyets Oakes tor Artiii en, I Albino s, Servants of H. -.bank y i and Apprentices,' it was (matt. eel, • fliat Iron: and atter the Cat day of May then next coming, it should nut be lissyfol to any Ptvson or Persons, other than such as a:d then lawlully use or esercise All Art, Mysterb or :Manual occupation, to set tip, oc cupy, site or exercise, any Craft, Mystery, or Occti;.ation, then used or occupied within the Realm of EnOand dr Wales, except he shall have been brought up therein Sew, n years at least as an -'4l l fehtice ; nor to set otty Person on work in such Mistery, 1 , An, or Occupation, being not a Workman at that day, t :rept he shall have been Apyirentite as afore-aid, eke baying serve d as an Apprentice as aformaid, shall become a iuurveyniati, or hired by the year, !spots pain that every person willingly offend iii ,of t:..e contrary, shall :.orfeit and lose fur every default Forty Shillings for every Nlonth 4 ‘ And whereas is eipediext that so much of the said Act 311nuki he repealed, be it enacted by the King'e Must Exesnent Majesty, by andwith tbeadviceanti colorist of the lords Spilt nal and l'empural,aad CO7III/10:1S, iO tins present Parliament vim bled, and by the authority of t h e same, That so much of the said recited Act :,ball h.: and the same is hereby Repealed. add de clewed to be null and vni.l to aR intents arid purposes whateneser. "And wh.reas by the said Striate, divert rules and rennattosis were enacted respceting the qualifications of persons entitled to take ar.pres ticet, and the :Lem of years for wiejch such appren tice, should be bound, aid as to the made of binding such ap prentices ; rid it eras 360 enacted, by the said Statute, " 'll at all indentures, covenants, premiere, bargains, of ..tiJ for the hay ing, taking, or keeping of any apprentice, otherwise thereafter to he nittle or taken, than is by the said Statute limited, ordained and appointed, should be clearly void in tt:e law to all intents and pt.rposts, and that every pers o n that should from thence. forth take or newly retain any apprentite contrary to the ;Senor and !rse meaning of the sa el Act, ahuuld f o rfri; and lose for every apprentice sa by him taken, the surer of 'l s te Poundal And whereas* is exisedtent that $a much of. the said recited Act should be repealed; Re it di:rehire enacted, that an much of the said *reeked Act shall , and rite same it hereby r.-pealed; and that it ideal! and May he lawful for 411 person to rake or retain an Appeentke i though net ses ceding so the prone lons of the skid Act; ate.l that all indent uere, )pees, and ilignser . ' nr.nts in wilting, 'be t ted Imo or that phrpir.e, %LA be•valid and good in law to 111 intent , ' and purposes :• pronded that teas thing in Ibis Art contained shall extend or be eduwnied tend to alter or affirt any lye Law or aeration of arty Corpo. ra WS or Company lannu.ly connoted. " And tee it iillther etst ed, that this Act shall be armee:land taken to he a Ptiblie Act, and sisal ire judicially taken notice of as web, by an Jud Les, Justices and others, without bvjois specially pleaded." UNIPBRSITP P‘TELLIGENCIL OXFORD, . APR !S. Itt Wednesday, the Dist day of Eaglet Tana, theiollawirg Gen tlemen were adtnitted to Degrees: DACKSLOIL IN MEDlCllNt—peter Mere la'ham, ht A. of Drasenttose College, with a licence to practice in hlediciree. Mail- Las or AV' s--Rev. John Trevenen. of Exeter College; Mi. Alex. Nicoll, and Mr. Wm. Stirlrog Hamilton, of Balbol College; Rev. Wm. Bartlett, of St. John's College; Rev Richard Charles Fentou, of Jesus College; Hon. Daniel Finch and Mr. David William Gregorle, of Christ Church; Rev. John Both r Harrison, of Magdalen College, and Mr. seprimus Perry, or Magdalen Hall. BACKF.Loot or Aay s—Mr. Gen. Ro'leston, of Merton College. In the afternoon or the same day, in full convocation, the Rev Wm.Aldricli, M. A. Fellow of Magdalen College, and the Rev. Bulkeley Bandinel, M .1. fellow of New college, were aiint.tted Proctors; and Rev. Thos. Rawbeoe, Rev. tames John Hudson, M.A. fellows of Magdalen coll e ge. and Rev. Henry Jenkins, M. A domy of Magdalen coHege, were admitted Pro-proctors. Ihutsdzy the following gentlemen were admitted to degrees: BACHELOR IN DIVINIfY—RtV. John Crosby Clark, M.A, of St. John's college. MASTERS or ARTS—Mr. Robert Newbigging, of St. John's college; Rev. James Saumarez, of Christ Church ; Rev. Julio Thirkill , and Wan. Fawlttner Chttsvynd, Esq. of Brasenuse Arsit. :10.—Tutaday the Rev. Reginald Heber, Master of Arts, and late fellow of All Soul.' College, was elected to preach, next year before the cliiiverslty the sermon. at the lecture founded by the Rev. John Famptem, Canon of Salisbury. Wednesday, Mr. Alexander Nicoll, Master of Ar,s, of Ilailfol College, svgs admitted Sub-Lint:trials of the Rot% Lin Library. Thor-LI:I the follow cg fleutlenten were admi•ted to degrees: Larlielors in Divinity. —Rev. Hugh Hamner Morgan, M.A of Chri.t Church, Grand Compoiirlder. Master of Arts.—Mr. Lie;irze Morgan, of Christ Church. CAMBRIIIrIE, APRIL • Mr. James Peto, of friaity-hall, is admitted to the degree of Fitchelor in 1.2 W. _ .. Messrs. !obit Deere and Isaac Npathe, of Ct. John's Coll( ge; Frederick More, of Pembroke; T. C. U'or.ley and Sampson Kingsford, of Trinity; Francis:Canningliani,of Queen's; George Mason, of Magdalen; P. ScholfieW, and the key. 'flumes Ab bott, of Catherine-hall, are admitted Bachelor; of Arts. ! • Mhn Fa nlis Ogle, A. M. of Altus Cinlege, is elected a Fellow of that Society. ECCLitddrIICAL FROMOIIOS3. 'no Ref. Ishii Chambers, M.A. Domestic Chaplain to the Marrls of Hertford, and Rector of Spernal in. the tointy of Warwick, is instituted to the Rectory of Nee Solar. in the cotinty of Salop, on the piesentation of Worceaten. College In the University of ()Word. . Re*. Middleton Ando*, B.A. bas been presented by the Lord Chancelifir to the rectory of lirodford Mena, Dorset, tracibt by the cession of the Right Hun. and itit,l4 Rev. the Lord Bishop of I.tindod. Res. Henry Hosted, M.A. I.ecturer of St. Mary's fiery, Was isstitilltd teethe Rectory o f G reat and l Atte Horniniehead Stitt k fulifoou the•weseinatinn of thg Right Ho n . the harl of Ertsiol. ker. bhp Murky, W lip.wiehj, to the kitty of Brodteld Combnst, Sidil4 i on the protentadin and rridgnation of the abate Rev. it Hatted. Rev. gr. StoeilidsloiM. A. P. L, S. tb the Vkatage of Meer's. AlCb rs' N ankoowitellins, . . . . Acv,l. 11 - . Story, ft * to the Vlcalive of CisoiTri, Bulk. Saturaly, at Charlton, in Ms 7&I year. Lirityraitt•ceneela S r Wns. Unti l /free. 114 t. Clllollitl of Art,lay, ag;4 Contrtrullee of the - Royal Laboratory. _ _ Aged 6i, the R ft. R..601 , -, terror of neswelt. N trt", hod toli ru n t rly of lleue't College, Cambri. g V.A.. 1773 M.A. 776. , At 'rugby, I.eict iterAirv, the it vv. J. low‘nrd, vicar ol duo. ningbuld, and curate of 'fuel attd Noatolk. Rev. Lanes Donne, aged 74, of Ireitulgoe.l,lßadnecraiill4., , „ MESSKS.i GODS and Cu. as regular Istrasbersu t the Royal College of surgxons in London. have .ethr lotoly devoted their attehti,m fur these last $7 year. to nods of those tlasordcrs svh:ch so trequeatfy ambliker, and tses °flea prevent, that inestmaalsle blesstag, Inatrimosrs! felldiy. 119 numerous amlicatlons they . hate hitherto r...-ived aka' 'wrists' of the Ent distinctiosi and the nigh,' m acre:,., wten•;ag time superior sande of treatment to cut,: cogq.l4lw., inJuar than thus pilbliely to offer their sbailo atte.ep In all ca..is nt *bail or de fi ci e ncy, wh et , -s t ee a t i ng f res h the too frequency of participating. in tbei.,...i,riet a tuitional* life, the unbounded indedgente of libertini.mt, or a itt , set, solitsej s and der tructive habit,r hitt. weakens the enerty , e.f the Mead, acia introys the Bower ut youth, by produclog sterility o Co mesa. and tinnotente in the other, tf.ey offer a saCe ah' prewar.. .it: cure s ro those who, from seek comp Lents ate prcvesited cue. lig inn the marriage start, aid ashamed to seek m*4, brood over theer• htfiturnies in slkucr, It mosetie consoling to item, however ilda t.alt u r r. surf. atm) the enemy be deemed by other pent:timers I ,b r , by a renovating and intithhiemethel, they may be *atm.:4 to a woad and vigorous constitution. A cetta s I/441er, frets quently.cmirracteditt a moneent . of militzretioa, and every species of Venereal infectfoo, by a livid acrd tover-tailing mode of treat. meet, is speedily and radically removed, without ristratnt in diet or exercise. nein ate sure. of the Ureara sod Oben WWI the, art enabled ft , cure in a short period, without ti come to aM paiirful. dangerous elfecas of the Cantle; fella...rem of *l4th Ma brgivea to several firotheisen of high restestaisdity, who halm b ee n cure!, in a very short period, after Laving Isbos undat strictures for tromy 4.arot. To trartied.P • *hose eapeas ta• tors of those tenler plelges of enintubial have he &hate.% it may ateo be a pie-tying reflection to know, that by a proper lierweirtoto to the:..- remedies the general health ia Auto. yawl, and the imp•diments .emceed. bests. floss and Co. rectos** professing eta eare of tlrjt pattleuhir compleitts, In order that Hwy may not be marked kr a mistaken few with the °WTI 50 jegely attached tat the agar ran: empiric, titi:.k it but justice ee diennektres to crate that dug have been properly educated and Initiated into every braes of 'be profession (certificates of which fronislitterent titerAL.well :estimonlais from the moat eminent phystelasi, they have torso. • +owe any iniperer,) that "th: Sums* remitting . Cons ther mans yours first induced them to quit the practice et the general peas mime:, and they requite that tbelf pretenuons cdasticute • alf wooed for the unitrecederfted confidence with *lila they bsv by the PuSlic Wean liberally honoured. Patients is the cntfhtry are requested to state the I: faculties of their case, age, and manner or befog. enclosing a • dk•urte part of thei advice tingel enri seda om tion, ad the as will he forwarded to say MSS and Co. Surgeotui; 11 , Thwormiuttreet, Fl ee t err set. MEbaltb.CU AXLE and Cu. Majesty's Service, challenge the wank%arid •70 a doble tnstance sakere their IVledirine and method ai - e esti 'ailed Of the desired effect. The prActice of many ye?;- in the particulat branch of their professian has oat gives: rte to am unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treat.nent and ratio of Venereal Complaints, and that derargessient of eywesne, which is the Cesosein enoe of the pernicious and waetefsi: mites • of* habit locg said most unhappiiy pursued b 1 the penlis be , is ter% 'n the one it will be found to be the uniaihne source et 'same ness; the other have its ravages fataay dew toped ti them by a crewing state of debility, which, tl nut timely remedied, terneuenno n ingintetice. These are Its eertote and ultimate effects, w 1k *as sumptions., loss of muscular power,so I verities enuu s eentoisiees usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary eke. th par faits languishing ur.der the dienrilers incident to wet a' ahir , their treatment siaiple and has never primed eninaceseinh is the courie of a long, laborious, and much extended prac t ke. h i the most obstinate and cortiplkated cases of venereal itifeettot. sash as oh , tructioos to the urethra, spongy eterescaseies, laid is not*, callous ukers„r:uptlnns. seminal weakuess, sleets, as she STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long &manna, am! which Nave 494 .1c is mother Practitioners ; are by the r present Improved plow of treatment, effectua:ly and pennteently cured, withwit the plata sufferuag the excructathig pain and alarming benewthare whith open follows the appbcadoo of the idnar (attire. hi th• a envy to years extens'ire Aractice in this eircropnils, numerous c.isos 4 strcteres have berm and are defy under their care, the tea; :estimation of welch ate effeeeed fly a safe, certain, and ew e % ors mode of practice , s u p er i or y . Lure ot her yet adapted. .Iffhe weakness, relaxation, and debits) , preeedifing then this come pia lit, is 'per:Ably removid, aril the ;attest restored to sue and vigorous health. but where the debility Lae lot year; exit: ted, a proper perseverance in their resteraiive remedies, attar the Stricture has teen destrayed, is In dispensahly negiesite to revIVII the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the am • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, ct the first Save been ender the care of Meows. Currie and Co. for Mar ; moval of complaints of the tit ( ethra, Stricture,, &ff. 1 1 16 . 4, received a radical sal perm*. eft sands, reqt that reft22 may tie made to thi n as satisfactory evidences o ues f the ditch! • perioriry of Melees Currie and Co.'. alp of treatment. Man/ of these Gm:denten had Strictures Wm tan to mint. y i n... and were under the care of Messrs. Hemet aid Hstayiegoi and othm surgeons of equal eminence, who aftesipeed tLaiF cult. by the apphcation of the hints caustic, without suoress. Patients in ill eCountry are :mewls! t 3 state the part/tidies; 'of their rand, and manner of living, enclosing a Raste note for advice and medicines, ant the san t e will b. giv en dr . forwarded !o sire p a r t o f the lelisgiletn. Messrs. Currie and Co. unsay be cot esked Sy either Sex, .ws.h the gresiew dent:m.l, niers cy tint Demur , at 'Lil t : hour 4, /146 Nattnn-rt.....a.:_ .*; . - HIGH WATZIt Al' LONDON* Sit MOB TO-MOlltahr. • enema - 11 • r.tAxiN: Printed Fri La7antrivr, pubnibed there, and td C . 4 tits:olllcr, Temple kw i; t iltit 4 . . ' bri cache tote inisoaersereic i-lea, lad van. ' , Acted of felony. _ • Same day S essions. ended, when sentence was paned on the folloWin prism** s— ph Lndd, Gll e eis William Biown, East hitit: tia,th Tillie, Richard Evans, : Hancock , 'Seri-stain Har. met, William Parker; J ' 'Wring a,,,,, 14 _ 64 5 007 ".,, . 4 1 41:. Inman, to kh: trarispoltsd for f ile ; Ichpula• Pi smo; Mary &ram Thomas' Karat, isikia . ,Squita. Masan; Elizabeth Wright, John Poarson. and Lines. Rain. Or" fop toorlen yearso Chisiies. Joilei.,rtioard cadet, John Hastings. isSaz Cam;" dapei tigi Prank, Nigh Millar!, John Robinsini."Saraiel Jack,- soo, Wiliiiit Jones, - Edward : lit. et?, ihrtati . :igh Dratels, Williain. Smith, Edward Danh7, Mary Belli William Mania% John Conger, Ocqrge FfSFRAth iiliw Cattte;* John Lancheitert John Lewi4. El y nog It ict, John Sullivan, Daniel Gritfiths,Giairge . Craft ' Richard Mears, Matthew Rettsworth, JninviTi4gii Mary. Bainard , Ann Watling, Mark. ?Wither. AL ' White. John Lymits William • clatak. William Waled; Charles Brown. scold Richard EAstn2 in, for, "yea years. FoOr to be imprisoned in the. House of Cis : rettions Caldhath Fields, for two years, nine for,one 'year. and 19 for six c4lendrr months each ; 17 Inl various periods.in Netigate ; 14 Mate fitted is. each 8 Pine were orderedio be prizatelt.• ansi two p*bliely whipped ; 6 yeimlginents were res0 t ; . and strew; One were discharged ,by pioclamahon. Scssiot* adjourned to the get', aty of. May. .....; WARMED" At .51.Ce011W,, rloatn-bury, the Getout, eta, arise. diet anti ci.akw.ia to hfs Royal lltgbove the bull* Mr - Cm:bridge, to Dorothea, yourgist daughter to! the late J. I.ladj, IV. F R.S. of 1V144.1t0r. . : •il ~~ ~~ y ^,..