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VOWSON, or• neat Presentation to a Living , with a k CAT .D VAPOUR or 13/TRAM B/klaifli; wish SUA ' . ' 411Flitirii *SOW.* PlitVitl'E Lerritlt: ' '..- , 111 r. .Scott, for. thedetatilim . t f s ' 0 , !t . te . ..9-4ed:: that 'mei . ..! ... po le, early possession. Pool NG by ,a , natty" Is( • 4dls,, . iIS 8 4 1 441t-streSts 11 0 9 . - . •• • • .4APLEE• ' NOVEM RA . 28 .. ' interruptionS by speild'n,:iiitiAoo2lispo4,lixFiiicli acts peat are requrated.terbe emit to. Mr. Yviatax, Solicitor, square. J. DICK considers it unisecessaty to . •ell on them - :',te . - ;;eply of the MinistoeMedici to the, .I as constntlfetii• a ! boaiit i vf ,Ore oa+sl sett punish. 14 , Aru del-street, Strain]. . , of the above JIATI IS, 'further than to observe thitr being . . .. _ , . **fie t' the te;ont . AtlgipllatatiCaa. Qt dt111:15,1704e, Akat Corpai s si lai t v. l Ih t .tt'sj .. hymnilly.lit_ Afliktnity.'ygep, ce, =-- -------- iEW AND OLD OPLNIONS.. • rsioed'by the most eminent medical men fie curing every.dishase • This (lay were published, prica'4.B. id. Lund', •• the skin, as Scurvy, 'fetter, •Illagworyn, 'Leprosy. OK- In Alves-. asitish.asere,hans f y is vet y tiecisive, .andi tittal i - and: teats co, !)e rmylmoll I* its.proijilionsithat ..he.sta- FOUR DIALOGUES between a 'Tutor of the UNi• hites the few ho es - th e ens twined: Several articles •of matiqn, Gout, Palsy, Scrofulous Tumours, and Eulariewient of . p . 3 y.. e t r • • . tote prescribes die tum,islimegt, of a floe to, be-imposed ° wore of Oaroeo an'd a DriciPle of tbe Costsion • StWSZ Ptit- the Joints, the above baths have been eminently successful , aided anufattute winch they supposed were not included 111 by the il-14yor, Ititcarsiqr,-Ainer map, orJustice of Peace by Shampooin g . la wn? ; relative to the true operative Causes of the various M. . the De . crers are declaied to be sn, and the, 11 ri^ 4 '*: and of course it was csnizaliole by, teem Court of Sessions, _ Openly avows his intention of cramping . foreign itnpO e t- . l'h e c rurt deciLituzl„Ani:.the.ofFence complained of wo rm of Nature in Aggregates and Atoms, or in Cosmography and Chemistry. TAMES COLLINS, of No. 12, Vile-lane, Regent. Edited by Silt RICHARD PHILLIPS. tatiiin to the very vtmoot, and of making gettpplitan was punisital...le•liy. common. law,. aml a precedent oat London: Published by SMCZWVOD and Co. Paternoster-row ; and h ti u'sines litt s h ev e t co' o w doted w u as nti tti l the proud of in 'reim9MrVolahWlLibitesten't,wbbel7: taanufactures supply at least the consumption of ,the adduced fforn.aitty to ompport it,. . illy .Recorder, in v i be h a d of the Booksellers at the several Universiti es of the fully atrtharlsed to announce himself a* hertuccemetr, begs raapecti cPuhtri• As the riew duties - are to .have effirct• at the. ; hit charge to Vie. J, try,, Constitution ol Unted Kingdom. .._ fully to inform the Nubility and Gentry, that having made coon-, awn menceinerie ofl I MI4, Al immense activity in beelines!, • - the Site, which pirii.ides for she rotectiOn of religious derable purchases at the Sale on advantageous terrns, he sehrolts to, iniltshr dhpliqed, :anti the merchants are getting riel 'or !W ert N T N TAISTIIESSING CASE of a KENT FARMER..-- their Inspection a 1: rge assortment of Fashionable-Plate and -y, duoto .ega , . ' -h ' peat• ad . g;:iidlYn rule of Morhl ac, r votinn and Woollen article with a faciritr they .0" ' ji 'TTIONI AS ATWOOD, lat e of Stelling, near Canterbury, Goods of the- must Approved patterns, as well as Detonating and -' .. . . , . . . _.• recji l's g-t * r$ 5 that ri 'n es a 4 i vithi a we si;ofdrin other. cornier - and Hop-planter, h as a wit -, : an d „.„,..,,.,;-• child ren ; runiugh Flint Guns, by all the besonskers, Travelling Pistols Court Dress' r before experienced in this n'istrket..• This covert:- shook' alci , to as.. - Itionian of the Jury, whatever migle sos sotable misfortunes, calamities, and l osses , in d t h e b a d ness of Sw o rds, Ifiundethusses, Ac. and hopes, by strict adherence; to the 1111111 Ce is matter of some consolation', end..otlwr-imi...o•- be his 314;104 creed Leonid consent, rhea any . inditt , eye times, after - a lo es of Three Thousand Pounds, wad compelled pl an of cool:Wei-M g business pursued by his predeiessor, to be i's- *Qs circumstances offer ili,em ;els:tighter 'lsTsPect wet dull, much less a r i erson not bein t itilint:c.l9 his Church, io rto Prison, January 1822 ; h as been i n custo d y e v er s i nce , and routed with the same confidence which she so longenjoyed. 611041 disturb the congregation by, catechizing thell‘a 26 . . in the Fii-ct Prison, detained for ,e 17?.. His losses in- the • con- • y , om are almost ' --- ttennufactorite existing in e kingd - .ni,ter. The" Jii6-, witholt leaving !e Wilts r grO hot - iller y e ir were at least StODO. Being made Bankrupt , he sod - * ; la ~- CHEAP CARPET WAREIIHUSE, PICCXDILL . No. lalt •• • .„ _ bi s g o al examination September, 1822, to the derlared satisractn pticae, _the Abigiuti ininiiniew of,the , 111 *IfelY - inoutiCed a reedit r ofl;flifty. . -.44-- ; ' * t h e A ss i-ree, when the Sealer Commissioner expressed himself ( - 2,0 00 ., oa . s WEST FROM ST. JAMESS-STWERT). little ;'' there is but one cotton mannfattati that. tan I . - ,r . ...--- 1- ..A6=21: - • . . ... _ , • , l ipkl b.C-i*Posed ten; ight tlg to .on, January 1822_ ision.in the Finn Prison, detained for .C 1 jut year were at least .ClOOO. Being made kis final examination September, 1822, to th „ e a• t h e assigr.ee, when the Sealer Commissioner t h us ., -0 Mr. Atwood, we ti.e Conindaai ? iiers are perfectly Led with your Accounts, an.l your conduct has been that of a Gen tleman throughout the business." The detaining Creditors- re-4 fused to prove under the Commisssion, and by an Act passed the -1 mood after he was made bankrupt, be is precluded from super aiding out of custody in the usual manner, although the.plaintiffu, hare not proceeded ia the action ; and by. the 421 section of the In solvent Act, no Bankrupt can be discharged fro - tit such debts by that Act until he has been in actual custody,tbarryeans. Thomas Atwood, not being in execution, nor under any sentence of Court, has po allowance whatever from the Plaintiffs or the Assignees, and is now, after the loss of his Estate and all other property, and nearly tot() years' imprisonment, acid has been many-mouths, with Ms two elder Children, dreadfully distressed, without daily support, while his Wife, a female of delicate constitution, borne down by misfortune, is, with Five of the Children, and bev Mother, 79 years of age, at St. Peter's-lane, Canterbury, com pelled to exist on the Parish Allowance of Bs. 6d. per week. Words are inadequate to describe the state of wretchedness to. which this Family is - reduced, having heretofore enjoyed the' comforts of life, and now suffice it to say. the wedding ring —the clothes from the back—have of necessity been pledged to procurer food for the Children who have only beds of straw to lie on, and: in want of every other necessary 'article. For a small sum T. A. could have been bailed out the past 16 months. To enable him to obtain a complete discharge, get his cerodcate, and return in a cre ditable manner to the support of his distressed family, this humble appeal is made to a benevolent, humane, and charitably disposed Public, bes:ecbing their kind assistance. Subscriptions for T. Atwood and Family received by Messrs. Riddell and Ross, Tea-dealers and Grocers, 86, Fleet-market ; and Mr. Edward ikebet, Printer, 69, Crawford-street, Mary la-bonne, where furt,liee itartiaulars of this unhappy case may be known ;as also by T. ATWOOD, No. 4, Fair, Fleet. Prison. The smallest Donatilu will be most, thankfully received and gratefully acknowledged. The following Donations have been received: Airs. Fry, Cash £l. Col- A Lady Afo '7 0 lection 6s. 641. £1 6 6 A Friend, Second Dointi 5 0 .W. W. 010 40 A Gentleman 0 10 0 Wm. Elliott Elliott, F.sq 5 0 u' Robert Barclay, Esq. 5 0• 0 the Anonymous at Gate 010 0 I For a Friend - 1 0 0 C. C. 0 ti) 0 . 40 Abrahams 1 0 0 x. H. S. 2 0 0 Mrs, S. W. 1 0 0 4.Friend - 1 0 0 0.• Stephens 010 6 E. C. Sussex 2 0 0 Stranher . 010 ' 0 AFt Wild - 0 5 0J.1.1. • , . 2 0 0 ‘3. L nivietors kaving made some new arrange moats at their Wannfactory, are-now rqabied to supply the Nobility and eublic with any quantity of the best &fusels Carpet ing, from 4s. 9d. to ss. 3cl. A quantity of short lengths and single pieces, at 4s. 3d. and 4s. 6d. Kidderminster ditto, from 2s. 6d. to 4s. 3d. British ditto, from 3s. to 41.1 Venetian Stair dittb, from ls. 6d. to 3s. 6d. • Druggets in .all colours, from VS. 6d. to 4s. sa. best seasoned Floor-cloth, from 24. 6d. to ss. 3d. at there is but one cotton - manntattory that c. furnish a decent article, and that one is cin Astith a puny scale, that it c s annot meet tale demands of five shops in Napfes; there is a manufactory of elcith . Ve4rpinoisind two or three other little fabriche, but they cannot ftirni;h : a finer article than' stuff - for a Peasant's co-at, :Ttle4jci lately gave- up a monastery Isere ; to-serae foreigiers, who it seems are witlictut funds; .and he is now olgiged! to advance them 30,000 ducati,• a, sum very incompe-* tent to the formation of an extearsve cloth manufactory. The results are evident: the foreisn stock at present in the country will be absorbed long before their embryo ' establishments can supply the market, and the produce of English, Fiend), and Swiss industry must be let-in,: whatever be their price, always proVided that the tilea-, politans do not adopt the primitive cu.torris l pf . tlkeir lazzargni, and go w 4 k e 1.1 Naplesis essentially ariligri cultural country, and it will require. even more than a Medici to make it a manufacturing otie. What would he reply to the following difficulty?—There are no great capitalists, and the people, circumspect to an enormous degree in what touches their purses, have not . confidence enough in the honesty of one another tb sup-, ply capital by forming partnerships, companies, ate.— Besides &bit dead stumbling block, there ;re innume-1 rable °d m% almost equally fatal to the enterprise. UNIVERSITY aa4 CZ. ' 4 # V,T441.4 CE. • CA.4:13D11?P4 DIICRIIRE4t The Rev. • FAlwarli (tisk, of . :tlsidalene College, was on Mon day fast admitted-Br:heir,: in Clot! 'Law. peorge Frederick ,bian4ol GgpenbAgh l F.sq. of, Cativo College, was on the same day admi t ted Bachelor in Physic. • Thc v. Freilerkli Le Crlee. tandJos4h Fewer, Esq. $4. • 01/Wwe hail, Were on Wednesday last elected Fell/may of that Society. The `Rev. Nickolas John Templd,• M. A. and tlie Bev. John Iliad, M.-A. orbitlony Coliege,wera . lisitcrtlay qlecte4,Foontlation Fellows of That Society; 1.0 rile Rev. Edw d. Duncan Rhodes, M.A. *as elected Fellow on the Trirerion 7 Poutulation. At the rinno timetite:ll , ev..J. Iliad. M.A. Was, appointed onto( the Tu tors of that Slackly. • • - Ac an Olititirlon holden by the flighty: of Bristql, in' theCha ,gel,o( Christ's College, in this University, on Sunday last,, *Ye fol lowing Gentlemen were admitted inth 11411 Orders ." !MACON& John Dickenson, RA. TriettY ColleXes Oxf°r4 4 John Cabitt, 13. A. Christ College, Cambridge. Wm. Ilumpstead 'Mack, B.A. C.C.C:Cambrihe Robert Longe, li, A. Cadets College, Cambridge. Edward Feting Ilenslow, Jeitei'College, Cambridge. Algernon Langton, Collegi, Cambridge. Di Lett. Dim. from Bishop of N orwich. Frederick Parkin Hook, 13:A. Trinity Colle ,, b e, Cambridge By Letter Urn. frhar Bish op of Ckkhester. • PRITSI9. Mete Deacle, B.A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Z By Lctt. Dim. from Bishop or Ely. 5 Was Henry Steward, D.A-Trinity College, Cambridge, By Leth term. from Bishop of Norwich. S •The following Gentlemen were ordained bribe Bishop of Here -44.yrl on the 30th.ult. . DEACONS:--W. IL Crotch,. B.A. Nelv Collige, Oxford; Ralf -Idlitirt Benson, B. A. Christ Church, Oxford ; S. Howe Harrison, 13.11. St. John's College. Oxford; 'James Bedford Poukleo,, B.A. St. John's College Canthrid i st , ' • Frederick DRY, B . A. Trinity Col lege, Cambridge; R. Ambler, R.A. Christ's College, Cambridge: Yiilliang Vaughan, B.A.:St. Jobu's College, eimbridge., piattrit.e.-George Deane, B.A. St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; Benja mire Croft • Voodlsors, 13. A. 7Woreeiiter College, Oxford; Henry John Urquhart, B.A. New College, Orford ; lle,. George Lard. .ner Foxton, 11. A. Christ's College, Cionbridge. OXFORD; pgt - *B4 BEM . 2.0. Wednesday last, the laltelay Aliciniclu,tas:l;erm ? the following Degrees were conferred ' •'" -• I lkeateLoo sN Diviairrirei—Rev. James Eudell FellOr of Oriel College. - Wasteful or Aays.—Rev. Jolln Charles Lurena,ltrasermove rot lege ; Rev. George Willitro John Chard,jrinity College; • Wiblarn Rosser Williams, Michel Scholar of Clriceo's Collige ‘ and Vinerian Scholar of Common Li*.' BACINIZIARS or Ay.— Patterns of Brussels sent to any port of Town or Conntti. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH of TABLE LINEN and SHRETINGS to be SOLD cheap • owing to the death of James Graham,. Manufacturer of ,Table Li nen, the whole of bin Stuck has been consigned to his Brother-In-Law,l at 79, Oxford -street, the firm of MALCOTT and J A MRS, for immediate disposal. The Executors hiving fixed_ the price, no abatement can be made. Ladiet are assured.that they are ftilf one third kss than iny.other Huse in London can even obtain them; mush less dispose of ;hem's for as the quantity precludes like possi bility of inserting all the different prices, a few only are gives as under; also 5-Bths and 7-Bths Napkins to match all the cloths, which extznd from the smallest size to the largest ever made, with every intermediate size and quality. Such an opportunity se)dom occurs; and what renders it more worthy o( attention is, that the' sales are to be made entirely for the advantage of the family of the deceased. Breakfast Cloths, 5-4ths square, Is. 6d. each; 6-4ths sq u are, 2s. 6d. B.4ths square, 3s. 9d. 2e long, 2 wide, 7s. the same size, fine Hambro'. damask, 9s. the finest quality, I is. 9d. 3 yards lcmg, 21 wide damask, 115 s. 6d. sold at- every other house for 201., damask cloths, 3/ long and wide, 17s. W. 4 yards lung Tick datoask, , 2os. napkins, 7s; per dozen, hue damask do. I Is. dinner , napkins, 16s. 6d. per dozen, fine damask do. 20s. limit sheeting. 64d: per yard, very strong do. 9d, 1* wide, Is. an timeliest make of litosia sheeting, 2i wide, 2s. 3d. 21 wide, 2s. 6d. 5 yard. widt, ,2.5. 9d. with Irish sheeting of every width and quality equally cheap. Be particular—PANTHEON HOUSE, 7S, Oxford street, corner of Winsley-street, and exactly oppotite the Pantheon. . - THIS LATE VORlie SICIL Y. NAPLES, NOVEDIBER 28. • We have received painful \ accounts here of the late' hurricane in Sicily. A great part of its violence burst on the beautiful but ill-fated city,of Messina, where besides incessanttorrents of rain, loud claps of thunder, and sheets of lightning. there occurred shakings of the earth, which the affrighted inhabftants regarded as pre- Verson of a _similar calamity te'that of 1783, when A large part of the city was swallowed up by an earth quake. The lofty mountains which stretch along the coast at the back of the town, poured down from their ravines vase cataracts of water, mixed with sand, earth, stones, trees, and other objects which intercepted their Collise. Thus They inundated vineyards, orchards, an 4 gardens, and destroyed at a blow the hopes of the nn; happy cultivator—reminding us of the fine descriptietal 67 Virgil, of a 'similar calamity, which he narrates at' the energy of an eye-witness: Immenesm solo watt sgmen aquarain, • I ; • I Et fad= stonsersat tonnaistateas linklinis atria, ' 1 :Collects ex ako nubes rukardons other, )(hail ingentt sata lsea, bounique Libores • , YJilult: implentur foams, et calm Huhtina cteseuat Cam molts', &moque , fretts splrantibpsloquor." In the midst of the darkness and tempest many of the' slight cottages of the peasantry were sblown down. and whole familes•dconspletely buried in their wretched creatures escaped naked and wounded. The city walls avere•not strong enough to keep out the N snassi Olwaters, which in several places burst Alirough•thern,i dehrgea the streets, and ti rove the trembling inhabitants! to the upper stories of their Houses for safety. The of lives and_ property is immense: and I need obt jai you, that, in these kiugdosns, a ready supply of capita Itts;assistthe. efforts of industry under such a depre*si is not to be expected. • RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. •• 110/1 THE NEW-VOEN £)UaI€AN, NOV. 14. I , A case altogether unprecedented in this State, was yesterday committed to the consideration of a Jury to the Court ri Sessions. Mr. John Degez,,a respectable 'citizen, WAS indicted for .having disturbed, on the Sab bath evening of the 26th of October, the Ebenezer Bap Mist Church, in Broome -street, during the time ofiliv* Service. It was proved on the trial that the defendang illttended the meeting at the time referred to, and afield Abe second, hymn had been sung he was observed tcl l *IL loudly to a person on his left, who wax ascertained to bea Mr. Warren. This continued for some. time, ,and howas requested by Mr. ThoMpson and Mr. Wes.: 4 tervelt to desist. lie continued his loud talking, how ever, in h-manner that excited the attention of the whole i ffenregationtso much so, that those below looked 'up to_thepllery to know what was going on. Mr, Wes tervelt, one of the trustees of the Church, finally took hold of his-aria, wherviiion the ciefen4tigllrose from his seat, and, addressang _himself totheitspicPer, Mr. V - Velzer. •ked ' YAM COlitilitAiCt ; yourself; last that"' the - He, •PA RSONS? H(X)PINP COUG - Bi MEDICINE. effectualN. and *of ejaroedy for this dangerous complaint, having bets idministored for ataxy years witk constant success by Mr. Psnanos, Suwon, West.filaling, Kent, he is induced, by rite persuasion of his Friends, who have witnessed its beneficial effects in many recent and most seem eases, to offer it to the Public. It may be administered with perfect safety to Children of the most tender age,ne well as to those at $ more ad vanced period. Sold in Packets, at 2s. 9d. each; by BUTLERS, Chemists, 4,. Cheapside, St. Paul's, 220, Regent-street (near the Argyle Rooms), London ; Waterloo - place , Edinburgh ; SackvlUe. 4 treet, Dublin ;and ' by the principal Medicine Venders tittoughout the United Kingdom. rj- Be careful to ask for" Parsons' Hoopitig Cough Medicine." A bdy 010 0 Mr. -Lawler 0 10 0 ;its. J. Penn . 2 0 0, healer of the Morning Herald 5 0 0 , A Faxtuer 2 0 0 VOREIGN WINES.—JLitiN — JACISON reskecte fully acquaints the Public, that he still continues to sell his GENUINE PORT WINE, warranted five years old, at 345. per doyen; Sherry, of eite,;llens quality, at 34r. Old West India Ma ieira at 425. Cape Witte at 16s. and Cape Madeira at 21s. per dos: The very small profit.arieing hum the sale of ilsese Wines admit sf their being but seldom,' advertised, unless any Alteration shout take.place in the prices, when the same will be respectfully sub mitted to the Public. V?' Samples may be bad at J. 3.'s Vaults, .39, Holborn-hill; or abeam may be tasted between the hours of Nine in the s9rniarg 1111/49411119419tFaicaing.—No credit. A REAL CHRISTMAS BOX. MRS—JOIINSON, sole Proprietor of the AMER!- CAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children cutting their Teeth, removed from 94, Newman-street, to 28, York-place, City roid.—At this critical Season, when Childrih are teething, and suf fer more pain than at any time in the year, very few escaping Con vulsions, it Is earnestly recommended to every Alother and Nurse that has young Children, not to be wkhout the AMERICAN SOOTH ING SYRUP in the Nursery, as it gives immediate Relief.—Mrs. JOHNSON, feeling for the Foca .at a time life this, when so many are out of employ, and wishing to relieve those little Sufferers, has given them a REAL CHILISTM AS-I.IOX, by extending her Charity One Hour longer; that is to say s from Nine to Eleven every Tuesday and Saturday Mornings until neat March (and then as'usgsl) while the tltyl are so very short, as hundreds who live at a great distance, cannot get their Children to her House in time ; they must bring a Letter from a respectable Housekeeper, that they are real•oblects of Charity. Mrs. .L hopes, at the same time, so great a Charity will not be abused, as it is entirely out of her own Pri vate Purse; and trusts that. Persons wbo can afford to purchise the Sinus will not injure the Poor by obtaining what is intended for their Relief. This inestimable Medicine •to be had Wholesale and Retail as above, and of all principal Venders in Town and Country, at - its. 9d. per Bottle, N. ii. None are genuine unless signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johniune*own Haul-writing. . , s...anvey. Magdalene Hall; Henry James Legge, St. Alban Francis htnhihsoo. S‘holar of Cor pus Chiiiti College; Theophilui kddulph, -Scholdr of Corpus • Christi College; Charles R-sern Williams, Scholar of fenshioke ; Hugh Hughes Wynne, Scholar of Jesus Coika:zie 'Aftinro, thdversity• College • ' Robsrt • The whale DlOnher of 101:greell is tlifilltelollll TIONOOIIIIID. four; B.D. three; 13. Ned. one;. M.A. tkirty-4yei B ? Jh. eight. Mafrieulatlons, one hundred and' 'thirty-Eight. - • EtCLESIASTICAL.• P 110610114.141141. • Qs the 10th .ult. Bullock, Alva, W2,0114F004 tO the %arch ind Parish of Thiliallan. • ' • ',l - .•• Tuesday se'nuight,,the United Associate eausgrepetiesser 4Apir. kirk gave a .very bait onious call to the Isev. .lantf,l 9Wrfts lsrealherof Cospel, tOte their •' • - • '• Rey. Joshua lier lute!, to the Vioanage!of.thel LToly itiwkiersOtk• The Rid yenteil alic TheyMe C. l llifier of Ease, Ecitli Wy nit; to the second thi;geist the collegiate church of pylon, vacant' by lbo,tranilaties of Rev. DaSid blutray to St.eDavid's Church, Dundee. ' . Thursday, the Bishop of -ys 4 : 4 er instituted the' Rey: titstry tta Thcker,, to ,t)te Rectory, of- liplitine, Devon. •, '"At a late extraordinary meeting of ihe Senattei Acadernie . ss . of the Hrilsersky of St. /Warily's, the degtee of p.D.Avar mously sated to the . Rev. Many lhousan Minister of Ruthwey, In the county of Dumfries, a Gentlt man Who begribis acadeinical Career as an alumnus of that venerable senshrary, wad whOliekurnal nein for gis exettigpr in the eaure of pliienthropy., . . . The Rev. Thomas of Cults, has been xicstnlot as sistant and successor to Dr. Hunter, Professor eft Ilishablfrin the University of St. Andrew's. . The 25tb ult. the Rev. Geri. James Lawrie was orslahied, by the Presbytery of. Irvine, to the charge of the Presbytetitn catgrega tion.at Madras. . A IN on has passed the Great Seal, enabling the rta. Sir but. M.A. Chaplain to she Par* of Strathrecire, OA Veneer NIL GeMitbere, to bpki Alm Rectory of, Wipdersners. 'The, Rey. Thomas ciihipokis appointed blaster. of the School Muse lately erected at Hatasterly. The Bishop of St. Distil% baC • been pleatied to appoint the Rev. tWilliam Grey Hughes,. Vicar of Mathvy, Geassistothi anti St. Mi lahol.m.Pembroke, to be.ltutal Dean of that port.of the *away of i Dewskuid, of which the. late. At ey. 13. Evans,Al.A. wan Ruraißean. The Rev. George ßiaaon, to the Rectorfor A:badge. ' The Rev. Thomas Itlellttlish, jun. M. k. th•thil ttbeibry vvi ksb. water in Devon, on his own presentatiodirm•bA - t ' The Rev. F. Trenow, has iseen-pressnentilhdlesaggtplegAtTiag, 'ton Herring, near .Weymouth. • ll • The Rev. Thomas Lowndcs, B.D. ellhQ F r o agillattY , FCambridge, has been instituted, by the lEllii4,ieWitrelitst+ttiothe Vicarage of Worldham cum Tested; in tbei4oebtfleCitemp.••• • The Rev. T. G,ranthana, M.A. ; fettwf rie Pladlakp College, Cambridge; ispresenteci*to the 'elebbi; . in the county of Nottingham. •' Thomas e iti A RLES AV RIGHT, Wine-Merchant to the lioyal '•fasnily, nest to the King's and opposite the liayinurket Twomey Opera Colonnade, II market, London. •hcis now on SA LEthe iniestOLD PORT,36s. per eozen ; Superiar STIP:RUT, 345. per dozer • and' CAPE MADEIRA 16s. pet- dozen, by' ktay Si sample. 'Fr io dozen of each ,at the above Wines. +rile be packed in Sit-ersithant Ji>lJtRX 1101haleadt botibos a remistsoce of glis.Or )Dell that quauPity,in hamper, for a. or Ganges fine FORT, from, Pipe, vintage 1820, in Cask, caiing, inchdcd, fcr 51 . or Six - Gallons Superior SHERRY, Ca*: &e:f,rSf.or Fourteen Gallons of IiIITiCET.I.EDfT CAPE M 021111 A, Ciak,lce. fur a:MAORI - RA. TT DONIA, CAECA, . 1 (gr4 1,4 1 1 , 1104 1 1. MOUNTAIN:. Eze. 42 5. per d o z en. Just . !wicd , (.1 3 1 P4.l§), .CHAMP.ICrNE, Vintage ISt first quality,' 'lnTraniid, 41. 44. per dozen ; M A'RASPITINO, l Ss. 6d. per 9:44 Ant imported Olnrertee fW easev*of thirty R4sks :1. 2s. or lt. Verb ear. OId:COGNAC %Ss. 6d. rr-gallon; Roma lAA. 11,IGITT Its contracted with G. PIUS, Quar i er,of,CllA26ll ) ,AGNE, of Avize, ncar Epernay, F;r:-ince, ihe whole . growth of his Nrines, now ,landing cx Charming Molly ; awe Of 'the eifeiern eel einttge 1 81 8",- in high fine mantling condition, atists,perslooen, price and quality unequaled in England ; Claret, &Jolla et 635, per dozen; 14141011 T Ati . A 84s. BUR RY. cLows vountoT,first gv Aity, 1053. BARSAC, A l t LIMP, and Mt AVE, ezi. per dozen and all other Wines, dc. pmportion.-1/etwrs Melt:dint remittances; pot paid (no un fit! letters will be receivet), will be immedissely .4tt, tided to. ONMASKED.• prottels of MERIT, although frequently *as ifiedile-aat impeded hist- Meer and DirritAcruin. The sr. Earns& of ambuscade ter:input/sin defeat ; and conscious recsitude . .nitiostoly triumphs in the attainment of the gratal oiject—publie Vlimb 4 bon• Tbe test of tam:sit:lice is the guat antes of layout., and Isas estatlisb est 11' R VIVA &NCI NO to generil estimation: W whitiVtheie exists nott a stronger proof than the Licit acknewr- Uftakett.of alkint of servile intisators, who surreptitioualywinrude 411 tht:wawsiy a spurious ',trituration as the genuine article, to the ftaf diyppoutialpit of the to:ism - 4.lyd purchaser aud manifest In-: J ur Y Di w AltUt N. a hose character and luterest by tbii thhipitOns: .ay stem are eqoally subject to detriment. It becomes therefore onC,, itigispenstable..dary: to..CAU'rION THE PUBLIC sigairtat the d ialitealati Of UPpriocipled Vistaless, who baring tso charnctes go , "mei.andadinalAted by :ism ice in their is:fdrioits pursuits, sip le , Aiguisiciou.of ruzir.cy through any meditlin than that oftionoiart ' r Dtdrikjaal and matchless Bi.,'Lesuec *sett :Erma*, with the 4isuatuto taiczy :Anther% are counterfeits • .and hgr• artfolly • loterhoed 4ith a ditereot abitraitenJ biteloewthelaiSreiessisPios4" *llll/4411:1:" ,eamastiy oro.ilocelaed hy.;l34lte 4440X101%..t0t return the .I.tect4 ielience it tante, ant' expose die rootbi **PI% • •• •IWAiliikaNtS BLACKIVO is diode' slaotplaiseo kulcy.to.the Ifatittr 4 , 1 414141kde5.;,,ang1. canlaii,i;,,;x4egatire wai l inals f mnsiblv fast Und IPSleWeittei• to Tewn tunt - aGiluntry, AMAMI& pixel. • COUGHS, COLDS, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, AND • INDIGESTION. IIFE PILLS, entirely Vegetable, discovered bithe, C. CARRINGTON, Vicar of Berkeley, 004 alth jesty's Deputy Lieutenants, &c. for the County of Glopeestier. To alleviate the tortures of Spasm, Gout, Rheumatism, Cladie,, and Nervous Afflictions, with superb -surreal, by &ilia& fresh life l and energy to the efforts of nature, Is not the only merit of CAR !t U' GT ON'S LIFE J?; LLS. On the same pandple they are, adapted to Female Complaints, rouse the dormant constitution, and with gentle exercise in the open air, soon spread the bloosia of :j belitli on the palest cheek. They strengthen the digestive organs,4 and expel wind ; they cherish and prolong life is those debilitated by ye•ts of pleasure; they restore the poirers of imprudent youth and they prevent the attack of many fatal acute diseases, if resorted ; to on the first sensation of chill, pain, or morbid la ssitude ; em which account no person she id ever be mitheot them. .A Ip/salvo of the Wawa race is;horried to in untimely avq by f3.inaniatious, Cosissimptions, Ate. the affect of neg folds; but! A recent cold so certainly cured by these Mb, g shd torpid' arteries at the skin, and thereby restoring thiperspiestiee,, that whoever throws away his life by•oriitting IMMO INIM better skean suicide. ' ts. lid, wit each, brißArrf and. r r9ot frietiPint)t ratt&ezflate, Fleet-I • •strareti . y mediuirt than tnar orognour Sold.ln baits, at is. lid, we js.dd. ugh. W.# l 9trrY BM*. Pugs Van Wiser, remarked. You cantradict yourself; last county a tioalsk.un. .. , WI kasPli 11V . . ab r a rii m" a c h imik° a ' l*(4l Briatol •( '''' t ,Ilcitemis•le en-thegamlLWPF ol9ot •lt e •t et lP. kn e ) ; rv • sat& that Gon-ond tile' lbw: The nee. Noel Thomas Ellison. M.A. Filter.9o*nigg 1 1 4 4elet .. `,/ .:. sold a/bo n by Snoop .and (co: Akrw Chum/I,II;4FM* F1 . 7 . r- B ,, unday ._ rennin .. .. ou _ , , b eard , has been . , . ed lee Reentseettnis liwkii • market; B u ocrs cheapside; anddinger, 150; , etrytli Liao* UHOST. nad combined tcriabletulemgir ofhis brea.3. 7 , ,The Riot . igieeditezzei.il , as mis resent to t . e. don • ant .by . ad i>tber.hiedicint-Nsanaers. ,: . The defendant W 45 the •tf? s a 113 " CitSt il rb;. c a ster, hai 'LPEM' ell. J i l l aA‘ o . l,l L .. • i A , . • es . • v ,it sia l l io tas i z.. Sziksekgresst=ig=i=jkgalm gr O s CC A=s " ==== Cor • arcto ge.ois,t. Mosel:lV:we" 0, • . 134t . .101.th e dent o f Christ unnirn uariftrtere, IIIT V MIT IN *l‘ 4l ' ill e 4lo • . ' I • s Such li the ' effect ' ' off , o r ieordwat e•And ifidustry in preacher,be • might gle.on if he timid pooestel• web .or to he Masser ei 441;srse hinspetiloia, iwleliser, siskeste Isr ram g d o e jlt r.lnd c lece afwvi eKyokagH w , sp i t i ose r ? b ar 17 . Te• • • • ' . . - H 114. 1 " f iit.:FIAthil2Mkm,....;.ALL ~..:: • ;:, . J , •, - 1 .,% . , ,, many iastinct , the Imposition .thesLieircrentetteeediti.elume°e,ll..„A'Steldiseileoubtouttisosiii•garoso64.utraf who* : w h i.l ad o . of tile VitlittlOrti ' r . different address, in very- small " v ,"‘' ete ceow;cod , inenea b k ,l77. en p ec tokrwtiosabrislitsl feverbl 51 .9 - . , . ill tC .0 .., . 4. . l r titt, 'if ' ' 5 4,e, ,,, - , ti.hti Th e : o, 4 i4 . G 4.rFet g e ~ ~ y it-swims ones of " bi0..30," acid die Z ded j ran , irr e ea s . I talie been ;bottled to perfect 1ie..01.-hz elk! genie* 4rsie elesedvenyme . .t.o the egnakciial-'c l w B ,be ee . P e `'l; d g the Celebrated Or. /14 Di; witk ther a Salt and . , lll b° 44 Pui %,Pt PllllNii•tli-flikfibewn -- iii.extseetatioa ilia,: 9 1,:.. A .tt •• • .ifyiti c lotivorip • 4.,:i0,001.:. , .-,..""--- ti-r , it enabled en nrett6verebe mutt obsdassalTsnaresmonipeatnig that: lim*sigelbil by cbis -delbhdent' wits ~ dutirrt • ii n v , c , ao , e -4 1 1 M i ,t . , ..• ~., 0 tied trash to the ionrce front „er; rtr.30 . 10 . 4 3 . isttlo•lishiterata.ll2l l o. Pahis hi .•in • • • ..:, .OL .. ?1 .. t r ", Asti } fad l i . clie . , ~,,,,,,,.,,,„..., hinatinni d rasca li ty to ruttiest or mink.. cootipoth ir k s Digmen. .004 Aches °o t h e dn a , fault _. e . ..Ip,teM . n yergY v ,„ . 1 : 4, i L veta„rii•peiriaciatety TO7I6IIeASOSIgrer - Or . I , ;„ ' j bones, Ulceration . Ad Sort -71- Vslpti. a, . g the '7 ° 1 44° 4 I l le " ,11111ti u ll ; • tirlj. n t lPV l ' sts 1 36 .• i l l ••• . - ofeltaaPot'eentlistedrott if l esilzhelitiasav • : '. a nd siepavtingiv .brilliant;7 - ", "" _ . ati*ling oot of improper4reatmeut, Sill '•,britlrMat davit,/ 1 0 6 . im0it.... , " 1 it 1017, d7 p,rs r. .4‘ ferat:s4,:h. 7 ,_ a l iv iiio'l l) ,,it h . , . .eaLbipai chied iisliski t . ... • , ~. ,' . l op e alter i•reL44* it*.O.stJ" "' La *times prove faraL -The 'Meter ilidl4 4ll lo/ bi'P a gi l lts went to the Meeting pith' a precdntetrekt" ' difgrvtern . . . ,igro t m a rs i r .. ', . , . '. ." *. .1 ace wit h comfort, is an artICI , i .,",, seenvel 38,, Dboo.smarmottellsOln ' 11111 1 16 1 4949 -of M r. arflrcititta 9 1 ikelehn4iiiinif the doctrine ad . ,e- „ A utility. 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