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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. .. IPSWICH RACES, JUNE 2. The Gentlemen's Purse of 50p. FAA of Darlington's br. c. - - iv r. Barnard's f. by Muley, 4 yrs old - - M ijor Wilson's b. b. Lawrence, 5 yrs old - Three to two against the br. c. Very little sport. 1 1 2 2 3 dr. THURSDAY. The Town Purse of Fifty Sovereigns. • Major Wilson's br. c. Mr. Bernard's f. by Muley Ten to one upon the br. c. who won very easily. A Silver Cup was won by Dlr. Smith's br. m. Laura, 6 yes nod, having distanced Mr. Leslie's b. m. and two others. The Ilan, in the evening, was most fashionably attended: about '2OO Ladies and Gentlemen were present. The Stewards for the next year are J . Sheppard, Esq. and J. Macdonald, Esq. BATH, JULY 3.—(Seco:in Day.) The original Five Guineas Stakes, with Fifty Strieseigns added ity the Inhabitants of Bath, for horses that never won £lOO. 1 1 2 2 All ages. Mr. C. Dogs blelampus Dir. Willis's br. c. by Haphazard Dir. Quantock's Scrape . - Dlr. Doddington's ro. f. by Ilubens "Dlr. Flcming's Virginius - Won easily—bielampus the favourite. Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each, with Twenty-three Sove reigns added. One mile and a half. All ages. Mr. Thornhill's Scf*pa - - 4 1 1 Mr. Quantock's Swindon -•- 3 2 2 Mr. Pryse's Llama - - 1 3 3 Ni. Stephen's ch. in. Leach 7 - 2 dr. The Bristol States. - 1 2 3 4 5 Mr. Naylor's Pastorella 'Air. Day's Rosa Mr. Day's Victorine 111 r. Pryse's. Doctor Eady - HARPENDEN HEATH, JULY 3. Hunters Stake of Seven Sovereigns each, with fifteen added, for Hunters carrying 11 stone. Heats, two miles. Captain I.ochee's Trimbush - 1 1 Mr. Horn's b. g. Folly - - 4 2 Mr. Howard's Emily - - 2 3 Major Jones's Sowerly - - 3 1 Air. L. Bouverie's Fanatic - - 5 dr. Mr. Giles Phantom - - 6 dr. Giles A good race.—Two to one on Trimbush after tke heat. Sweepstakes of Seven Sovereigns each, for horses not thorough bred. Twenty added. • 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 dr. Mr. William's Snake - - :Mr. Nliddleton's Faulty - - 2 Captain Herd's Jezebel - 5 Siz stinted, but only three were placed. Won easily. • Mr. Rush's Sam beat Mr. Goddard's Prophet. One mile, :701.—:.01. forfeit. TROTTING. The Match between Captain Hansard's roan horse and Mr. chesnut mare, to trot one hour for two hundred soot eigns,a.side, took place yesterday, over two miles of ground oa the A.hford road. The match was made on the first day of I I ampton Races, and it was done as under. Betting was six to tour on the horse, and each carried nine stone. The start was uue at each end of the miles. The Horse. min. sec. First two miles 6 59 Szcond 7 20 Third 7 42 Fourth - • I Fifth 8 lh The Mare. First two miles Second Third - Fourth - Fifth - Sixth- Se•enth - Fifteenth mile min. sec. 6 56 7 30 7 40 8 20 8 2 8 21 8 24 4 54 Sixth Seventh - Fifteenth mile a 20 8 12 4 26 S 9 lis 60 5 The horse performed about t hree hundred yards over the 6f teen miles within the hour, beating the mare full half a mile. HAWKING. This ancient pastime is still carried on in Norfolk. At Did lingo-tit-Hall, the seat of Major WILSON, is an extensive heronry, and much sport has lately been afforded to numerous parties of Ladies and Gentlemen in that neighbourhood. • BOXING IN FF.LTH LDFOR A3I MARSHES, BELOW GUID, It was specified in the Hampton race-lid, that no boxing would be allowed during the races. But after all was over, a purse was snide for George Pittman, the Wandsworth Butcher , and' Mark Wood, a scienced youth, to have ,a turn, and they peeled for combat yesterday morning at the above spot. Norris seconded the butcher, and Wood picked up his brother, who fought more than a stone against his weight. It was a very merry fight, but Wood could never reduce his adversary's weight to the winning pitcb. Ile pinked him at cons ing in, and first tapped the lard, but he was greased after a manly rally. In the 7th round Wood received a chance and chattering hit on the temple, which floored hint, and, as be could not cometo time, Pittman won the battle in 2 minutes. MEN lIIIDSON AND Girrosts.—A ruthaniug fight took place be-, twen these men, for a trifle. From their appearance, a cook-shop would have suited them better than a boxing-ring. They, how ever, did theii duty in seven bustling• rounds, with much equality, and both were hit to a stand-still. In the fifth round Gifford fell off in fighting; he was hit down, and his head was in a chancery suit. In the 7th round he received a rictus on the mark, which finished him. Hudson won at last tolerably easy, CURIOUS WAGER. Yesterday morning a man , undertook to carry 15 sieve-baskets,. piled one upon another on his bead, from Dean -street, West minster, to Perry's potatoe-warehouse in Covent Garden. The wager was for a sovereign; and the conditions were, that he was to walk through the public streets, and to arrive at the place tamed with it on his head, without resting. He walked with great caution, sometimes in the carriage road, and sometimes on the pavement, followed by numbers of people, who, however, at once encircled and cleared the way for him. His greatest difficulty seemed to be to avoid the lamp irons when upon the pavement, as the upper sieve, which poised the whole, had a continual inclination to the right side. He succeeded in gaining the middle of Southampton-street without losing one sieve, having passed coaches and carts of all descriptions; when here, the upper sieve fell to the ground. lie halted for a moment, and poised the remaining sieves, with which he proceeded full into the market, where he cast the whole down, amid the cheers of the populace. Though the weight must have been considerable, the poising the sieves was the greatest difficulty be had to en counter, as they reached the second floor windows. He won his wager, and many gentlemen, who were highly delighted wit► the novelty of the scene, subscribed to reward his ingenuity and perseverance. A few nights ago u Taylor and Allan, two of the Dow-street Patrol, were on duty near to Kensington Turnpike, they ob served, as they believed, a dog cross the road, and take shelter in an unfinished house in Leotard's-place, close to the Suspecting the possibility of the individual to whom the dog might belong lurking in the place for no good purpose, they pro- ceeded to the Dew building, to where they supposed the animal retreated. Taylor had a brick ready to throw at the object, seem ingly within his sight; Allan got so near to the spot Where it lay, that his stick could reach it ; he raised his stick, and while •in the very act of delivering his blow with force. tin terror and mazement he heard the cry of an infant 'noticed front the place. fir calledlo his companion not to throw the brick, which pro vidinnially was complied with, and immediately dihcovered a fe- male Infant (instead of the canine, which escaped their notice), hot more than 24 hours old, whose Wein a seed or two s num most likely have been uniuteatifiliqy sacrificed; but front the s ingular fact of its crying at theufri moment, when apparently its doom was decreed. Allan carri4 the.young stranger imme diately to the workhouse, wherelt4i now doing welt. -An Inquest *as held, Saturday, at Waltham Abbey, on Mr. Jour JOHNSON, a Gentleman in the employ of Governnient, in the powder-won ks 'Who was struck by the lightning on the previous day, whilst in his dime in these works, into which he was observed to go but a very short time before he was discovered a corpse, lying on the fluor. A book, which be had apparently been reading, was lying open on the desk. The Jury returned a verdict, that the do. ceased was killed by lightning. iiiii..... UNNERSITY INTBI,I,IPGXM: • OXFORD, JULY. S. The number of Regents in the Act of this year was seventeen Doctors, and one hundred and eightreeven'lllasterk ef 'Arts. Monday last Mr. Rue and Mr. Gifford, were admitted Fel lows of St. John's College, from Merchant Taylors School. Sunday, Mr. C. Harbin, B. A. and Scholar of Wadham Col lege, was elected Fellow, and Mr. T. Vores, Commoner, Scholar of the same Society. Same day, Mr. Edward Coleridge, B.A. of Corpus Christi College ; Mr. Henry Bellender Bulteel, B.A. of Brasennose Col lege; and Mr. James Thomas Duboulay, B.A. of F.zeter Col lege, were elected Fellows of the latter Society. . . ....',.: • • • •- wArds sans I?y.the University loe thole' pronounced a benediction. and die • .aloft; in widds site spectators joined. ' •;• I L•• 4 e . • The inscription on the plate whit:6llo64 die fleid the coins were deposited, wps as follows s • • • . :al WAS • Vanilla citsront• • sr • SPC.In C ,; • C9LLEOU . COILTORSS . CHRISTI • ET • aura 1112‘111113. MERLE IY . ACADEME . CANTIIIIMIZIG4I •~ .. 10 . INOTAS . tt . AMIPLIOxiis . AIMS • RITIM11312•1 SIVNI*ICE . TX:STAMM:TO . LIA4V/LaTliT ILEVEItrADISSISi • VS . . CHARM • MIT& ntomAs HIRING ♦ICUI:PISCOPVS . CAVITTAILIZSIS'S XPCI/ON . PATIO . ADMODTM IRZTVIZINHI SiTSOZSI . coussil . GUM . CTSToisZS )lATTHIAS . swirsom . :maws . ILLISMSIS ZT .10A1.111.1 . CREW . IMICOPTS . UNCOLWILIMI I.IIIIVM . ISCRIMINTO . QiV3ll . TALLS . TANINNIC CONFECT.% . litT . {MINA QVALIi . AD . 1111111711 . COKIILtII3I IiZQVINDUK . SVTIVTAT HOC . LATIOII . 103110 Orem . 1111TIVX . FCLII 113 . 1101111.13312111 THILITTTS . COMM . DI . HAILIWIOEM 03.0111 1 3 . rastscsuots Naves snistvs . 111.11SCE . . 6112415CHALLVI DIC . SECIINDO AllllO . aALvTIS . K.D000.11111. TAUT . DEWS . 01.11XVS . MAIImVS IT . HOC . 1111 . 1111611AW31 • OIIS 111111 C • TANDEM . rescirrem. RILIGWIII 101(11 . 11011111111 PRXTTANTIECs . 031111315 . ARTIS/S • AC TELICITER . TYIENIAT: After the ceremony, the Ladies were received by Mrs. Lamb, at the Master's Lodge, where a cold coUatioo was prepared for them. At five o'clock, the Muter and Fellows gave a dinner to the Heads of Houses, Doctors, Professors, and University Officers, together with many of the former Members of the Society.— Among the company present were, the Vice-Chancellor, the Earl of Hardwicke, Earl De La Warr, the Bishop of Bristol, Lord J. Townshend, and the Members for the University. A substantial and plentiful dinner was provided at the Bogie Tavern, for the tradesmen and wariunen employed by the Col lege, to the number of about 170, who spent the afternoon in joyous festivity. Messrs. Phipps and Ward, of London, eon tractors for the building, and Mr. Thotnas Thompson, of thip, ?lam, the stonemason, presided at the several tables. CAMBRIDGE, JULY 4. Tuesday last, being Commencement Day, the following Doc tors and Masters of Arts were created : DOCTOILS IN DIVINITY. The Very Rev. William Cockburn, of St. John's College, Dean of York, (by proxy). The Very Rev. Thomas Calvert, of St. John's College, Nor risian Professor of Divinity, and Warden of Christ College, Manchester. The Rev. Wm. Lowfield Faricourt, of Clare Hall, Master of St. Saviour's Grammar School, Southwark. The Rev. Samuel Bennett, of St. Peter's College, Chaplain of the Penitentiary, Milthank, Westminster, Rector of Walton on the Hill, Surrey, and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex. The Rev. Thomas Phillips, of Queen's College, blaster of file Academy at Whitchurch, Herefordshire. TOCTORA 111 CIVIL LAW. Robert Wardell, of Trinity College. East George Clayton, of Caius College. DOCTOR IN PHYSIC. Courtborpe Sims, of Trinity College. MASTERS Or ♦RTS. NM 'S COLL EG Z. Charles Hatch John Abraham Roberts Edward Wilkins Wm. Blackstone Rennell George John Dupuis John Harding SI. lIPITIeS COLL= E. Thomas Yates Ridley ST. JOHN'S Cott scutt continued. Thomas Spencer Charles Inge William Thresher William Cresson Pitt George Coke Thomas Thomas Harrison Randal Andrews John Dolbeare Parham Joseph Littlewood Joseph Markham Parry James Hutchinson !DURO= /ULU Wm. Grant Broughton Francis Bedford Robert Fallowfield Charles Hen. Hodgson John Bathurst Deane Edward Harvey Maltby James Ram CAWS romans. Edw. Butterworth Shaw Horatio Bolton Anthony Plimley Kelly. Robert Cobb John Mac Arthur Richard Cobbold COMMIS =USTI COLLZOS. William Fitt Drake Edmund Winder Philip Francis CLAIM HALL. Wm. Hodson James Burdakin Wm. James Farington Frederick Le Grice Walter Borroughes TIMMY couitni. John Commerell Algernon Sydney Theis/all Stephen Croft John Hodgson Robert Benson Lewis Bewerbanls Francis Drocus Lesnpriere lhotnas Airey Lebbeus Charks Huinfrey Henry Coddington Francis Goode Hedi L ey Vicars Ralph Lyon Joseph Cotton Wigrant Edward Williams Wm. Thos. Parr Brinier Alfred Bunnester James Ware William Paynter Henry Applebee Wm. Hen. Gaifridus Mann John O►erton Arthur Barron CASIIIMIIII MALL. Thomas Durham George Darby James Eastorick Edwin Harrtson Richard Atkinson oumes cottecra Matthew Camidge Edward Wilton Joseph Jowett Thomas Robinson Welch William Green Edward Drury Butts Thomas Jennings Brandy John Spofforth &honkld. Horace Waddington Thomas Mereer Thomas Pell Platt Thomas Jones Crackelt John Sampson William Dodsworth Thomas Austin Robert Sayer Chr. Clarkson Thomas Charles Higgins William Wyvill George Hibbert Thomas Sheepshanks John Barlow Charles Hall John David Glennle Henry John Shepherd James Bailey sc. rornes coition Thomas Edward Briarly John Josses John Hawkes Mules John Matthews Warkin Maddy Henry Law Charles l3eberden Charles jonyns SWIM COLLIKIL James Loadale Pelham Fellows Clay Simeon Clayton Charles Joseph Orman Henry Thomas Thompson NAGDALINZ COLLEGE. William Pluekuett Theophilus Lane At a Congregation on Saturday last, the following degrees were conferred :-- Henry Atcheson, Jesus College. JESUS COLLIGZ. Joseph Gedge James &beer Charlton Lane Charles Grove Christopher Forge John Cottrell Powell Edward Isaac Lockwood CNILIST COLLIS:IL Edward Woolnough Edward Royds James Sevier Wm. Theoph. Backbone Thomas Burrow Noisy- - Thomas May 21111111AN0ZL COUSIN. William Heard Shelford - Henry Fielding Henry Hiekroan Henry James Wharton James Agnew John ',font • sAculLos DI PHYSIC. ZACRIII.OII.II Of •STS. Richard Proctor, St. John's College.. Seth Bell, Pemroke Hail. Willa - 31i aowlard, Pembroke Hall. Edward John Bacon, C.aius College. The Rev. Henry Pa rr Hamilton M.A. Fellow of Trinity Col lege, was on the sante day appointed 'Deputy Proctor; and the Rev. Harry Pearce, M.A. of King's College, Deputy Taxer. The following entlemen were, oa Monday last, admitted to degrees . **cams ut nynarry. The Rev. Thomas Case Winscom, Trinity College. DI CIVIL LAW. William Edwyn Burnaby, Trinity Hall. William Gooch, Clare Hall. At a Congregation, yesterday, the following Gentlemen weett admitted Masters of Arts : The Rev. John Alexander Ross, Trinity College. The Rev. Joseph Milner, Catherine Hall. Jonathan Alidgley, Magdalene College. At the same Congregation, John Hogg, LA. of St. Peter's . College was elected a Travelling Bachelor, on th e Ronda/km of William Worts, F.sq. CORPUS CHRIST! COLLZGE. The ceremony of laying the first stone .f the new buildings at Corpus Christi College took place on Wednesday last. The day was auspiciously fine, and the arrangements which had halal made were so judicious and complete, that nothing was wamidg to give effect to a scene, rendered the more hiterestioufroin:the rarity of its occurrence, and the prospect which it is creasing the splendour of the public edifices in this melt of learning and science. • • After the accustomed formalities bad been completed, the Bev. the Master of the. College offend the EU/lowing praysri.. . 0 Gm, without whom nothing is strong. nods* I.oly. look down ups* us, and prosper the work of our hands. ._DI thou graciously perfect that undertaking which, with tlry sing, we have so prosperously commenced. With than and praises to thy holy•name, we lay this foundatios.ins i = faithfully commit the accomplishment of our work Into thy hands, knowing assuredly that "except the Losz..build the' house, theirlabour is but lost that build it." As thou bast hu.. 4 [floored our ancient house by making it the seat of teaming and piety, so now honour this baitthig, which vie would Masocratt so thy service. May a double portion of that spirit whisk r - " 414 J lupon our forefathers, rest upon us their children. An , we moil forth from these walls many able and active I.arMisters al the Gisspel of Caster ' duly qualified by their learning and 'Mil to promote thy glory upon earth.' Grant this, we humbly botsired thee, 0 merciful Father, thotegh Jaws Costa, oar Lords sod Saviour." The Anthem, II Praise the Loan, 0 Jerusalem," was after. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION& The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev.Williani Slater, of Christ Church, and Vicar of Cumnor, Betts, to the Rectory of Hetbe, In Oxfordshire. The 41st ult. the Rev. William Mimner, S.C.L. of Sc. Alban Hall, was elected, by the Mayor. Corporation, and Burgesses of the town of Wickwar, Master of the Free Grammar School of that place. The Right Hon. the Earl of Guilford has been pleased to ap =le Rev. Thomas Wyatt, M.A. Minister of Wroxton and t, in Oxfordshire, to be one of his domestic Chaplains. . The Ilev.Wm. Knight, B.A. has been presented by Edward Knight, Esq. of Chawton House, to the Rectory of Stevington, Hants. _ _ The Rev. John Hubbard has been instituted by the Bishop of Chichester, to the valuable Rectory of Horstead, Sussex, upon his own nomination, void by the death of the Rev, Anthony Mott. The Rev. Richard Dawes M.A. Chaplain and Mathematical 1 Lecturer in Downing College, was on Wednesday lest, elected Fellow of that Society. Francis Barlow, Es q. B. A. of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was on Monday last elected a Fellow of that Society. The Rev. A. Dicker, M.A. Fellow and Tutor of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, was on Monday last elected Head Mann of Blunders Grammar School, at Tiverton, Devon, by the Trustees of that Foundation. Mr. Alfred Veasey, B. A. of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, was on Saturday last elected a Foundation Fellow of that may. i BIRTH& • June 22, at Ramsgate, the Lady if Antes Rymer, surgeon, of a daughter. Juno 19, at Lando? Cottage, Hy*, the Lady of Captain Wales, of His Majesty s ship Brazen, of a son. • At Torrey-6111, Kent, Lady Montresoe, ot a son and heir. At Hale-house, Hants, the Lady Harriett rifasta, At daughter.' • .111ARRUID.• June 24, at St. Dustetan'olh-she.West, Mr: David losiesk tit; Leon, to Elizabeth Mary, only daughter of John Anderson, Esq. hleat•atreet. • • . *- In Kinsale, Moses Burke Melnam, Eel. late Captain Ba taan, Rile Brigade, to Harlan Isabel P t only daughters( Jones, Fs+ of Kingstown, county Clue. Wednesday sennight, at' Golden, in 'Tippeeity, Chubs Olt.. Um, Past. B. A. F. C. P. S. of St. John's College. Csimbridgo: :to Anna Matilda. second daughter of Richard Creagbe, .Rock ,of Castle Park, Golden. • - At Whiteehnrch, Wexford, A. Nappar, pla te .1114 ign t, to Letitia, eldest daughter of the l. Dr. Ale:g ander, of New Rosa. In Carlow, M. Cassan, Esq. Lieutenant in the 65th Regiment of Foot, to Miss Grace Rudkin, daughter of the late William attain, of Carries, in that county, Req. At Destitute's Church, Cork, Anthony Morgan. Esq. of Bal. lyshoneen, late Captain in. the City of .Corh Militia, to Jane, daughter of the late Abraham Cross, Of Shandy.hall, Esq. In Dingle, Lieutenant Mahon, R.N. Imputing 011ettr of the Preventive Revenue Waterguard, to Miss Anastasia Eager, daughter of the late James Eager, Esq. June 24, at Sc. James's Church, Chadosoon of Sir Henry Oxendcn, Bart. to Elizabeth Catharini, only daughter of the Rev. Dr. Holcomb, Prebendary of Westminster: Lately, at Mary4a-bonne Cher* the Rev. Henry. John Ridley, M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, and Prebendary. of Bristol, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Let &sere Steers, le.sq. of Jaya, Surrey. A few days since, the Rev. Dr. Lonspriere, formerly of Pem broke College, Oxford, and Rector Of lima and Newton Petrock, Demo, to Ana, offily.eastburotilisimp Cepa& Col. Ragweed, R.N. . At ROpley, Hants, the Rev. Watts Willis, 11121. - if Woe. nester College; Oxford, and .Cernii or Ownamann to Maria, youngest daughter of the late Q. Henley, Bask if Meheidever. June 21, at Ashbatine; the Rey. H. C: Hohtflower, M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge; and Mod Minter of &try &hod. •Lancashire, to Harriet, *lest daughter of the late H. J. Bout flower, Esq. of the Hon. East India Company's Service. • Tue sday se'neight, at Laystone. Hero; the Rev. William White, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, to Eliza, youngest daughter of the' Rev. Samuel Devre, Of Bousingford. ' Tuesday lait, tjwitos. W. B. Osnleher Racier of flawsey, Neil` Alllike e third danghtgy of l tirs. TwishotlpswjeJt. folk, to . . . • , (1 ,1 • . 1 I DRD... • . • . . WednesdaY iast, atAtiodioe, after - .a laiii and paint' ' almelaT and dellervetni ietneted WWI MOW mei* la n?e ri us njo_ . L"r"ntifiertiniat at I " i ' • 'June ss,it leTth tY Hall, after i than T Ow listillali 00 r• bkiT4 Teufz. PlaSoi: . li tr i f : w in the AlOth year pf iiis age. 'sus wa,a al t laiidleede Who asassaistly eisidlia wade pi am« 1 alidriltiorNi -as CrVift*C quit a: th it du la ci f 4/ was In, Ms WI mops:nes ;wended y p ie and - k tv Lilly, ilsgr&SY'lls two sisters, tbs; Mg PAU 11411 nal 2114 Ilblithett. His Lordsidp syss• d d e,* ilOpb Rao" Antis; hU title; he was married to the a t his tits, and thief ' to the - praise lased Dismany. * is* bussil ilsif thinsand one deughter.{ .., Ac the Mane of Duriis. on the if&tb 'el h the Rev. Williuu ereashmi, Minister of tilt Pad* Webs 70d4orsitiiisma4 Aid ofhisMissistry. •-: ' ' - nem ez,tro ; n . biei e.• ' • ii4turday, at ilyilipicals ' tiikillts, W iwi, lke Or Lieutenant:Gendral Welski: or 'Pitibsillifs4bleit." 7 . .: 1.. i June 27, at Whichford, in the county of .Wannich• - Our 6 short illness, the - Rev. John Yeom ans. _ D. Ii aged 07. upwards of 20 } eats iteotiFif thltisaiisi; Vicitigiblistion. and Harley, is Ow *sang, otiksfpcsi, and Cisapialp to the. Lifst-Ounio. At Forms, on the 23d tilt. liti:Macihason, *Edo* of the late Andrew Macpherson, Rs 4 of Danchor ; and, on the Sib Thy house, and Of the cop of 111 e, That imeney4rep) thy pigmies wife. QOCRATESs br hi* disqourse oo Alarrime, so ea S raptured his imam soltla the subject, that tie married men Sew to their Wins, andike feminism hastesedto be weellirdf and " The Spectator" has olirgoepdahot the word 44 wife" It :be most agreeable and delightful now* more. The sacred ineltitletr, then, ef inemiego, eempewees the dr side:atom of our enjermeot e 140.111, nest colY with haPPin on earth, but disposing dot soul itself to harmonize with bt: hereafter. LiitM.Mt, however •to minim into this' hallowed obligatisai ft becomes an imperative duty, pot only to regulate the pasncat, bed tediums the greeter same ftim these impurities whirls the freedom of unrestricted plomisre Mayhem entailed apes it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of thaw hapless Instances, which, white they excite the counniseratkid of the beholder, should also iinprem him with the leg of sad. reproach. Luxurious habits will elfeminize the body....e rearm la the tropics will relax the elastic Um...but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the onatural dignity into a state of inanition, front whence the $O, Idaed soarer mars than desks the thanes of reiief. To en 'such, then, we address ourselves,. ofkriog hops 7 -thergy--meo: inlet strength—felicity; nor will our advances appear prestima able, 'sanitising as they are bi the proofs of mai years successful experience. • The easy cares of Mailed' 1111 are terneetiares dhndbed @avatars .of those Swings which eimesstrate. the eXplitl wreath—for the female habit odes eocytitetivish-: r u atz wil an be strengthened, and delleiedt• use iMo itidree. , • • fitz e:.. In every case of syphilitic ,tine. ateil al 4 11 . 4 rfft laxative Of ibe generative errata we pledge our ammtlim cure eriedihy, sad with elect. itgitirestly.loadqui wow** Il 2 4 4ll dasairTriP 'ma 9 4 111001 4 Pwlrmick t eal tats tap, we 'deviate froin Omni Irks irmi gib' Widest In der own himenroble' ett..llllemberi 4, 4 k ipillegead fiergebns, we threpireriog coaummity defamer .sex (especially those entering loth seaulmoiied life) armee t+, .weir whore daily attenuate fie given fer pentesil.ll 4 ! 4tdmtiss; and letters front the muntry are anosedial4y 14 " swered • their must contain a remittance for Adele milf-34f!5• . tae, *eh can be -forwarded. Many of the wieldy ,lsmr. *tam. • GOSS awl C. M part . R. C. Surgeons 4 3 11; „ . Bouvetiu.strait, Pleetstreet, lir/40 . ft; gz", Titivate doer rimed the emater:, • iiitilsised (Sixteenth 1(0114013, ThoOkit iifs,OTO• 'telm i depwaentary GU the above Diiitlet,=-eild, bSOROPI n O, tO therirtlWSOL'illy belied atil% Baer,. _• -eac.wsw eil ►i li rd ley 1114, trblitikeirtei, Wm; 174, 111 ' 4 ' Neter, 7t, Gration.terimic Dine • Joint, lit /me. - ms ;and elf ail Animate, 2iiro M. • . • r ,4 strut; ARIG24IIL Dahlia 7ivr, 0: Waterford Guesnaoy and Jeksei 1 61 1 : Lisboa% • • . • r . .;•• H°41114 b4 . r. :Ant 41 1 Americo • • Ml' . ash. yes • • *ilea • 11 , tifti•t MN! • • 0 e su.ddiumfk 1610 -'4•••• M. 1.617 HIGH ; v(Axou., I.okops. 4,*so . • 4.11,....,yr ,?:, ,P111,1 - • Dimittl. *et 3 , fi El I Ainpeas LONDON . : . rtintOl'and pubillbeatrf Place, Templeakr. ads& id' Nam' bit, it•Dekle, het tiff 8144 - Major Robert Mae• therms. of the MON. Mat India Company's service. Jan yy 28, it Calabar (Africa). a four days' 'illness, aged Bh, Mr. Gray, Surgeon as !Decd the Mae, , spa,g, June 1, at Dorchester, Mary, daughter of Mr. Richards, of Winterborna, in the VIA• year of her age. • The dead. atdd s • young person proceeded from eating untlw_ postterele .. , Wild s produelng a cOdstipauois of the boirvis,-fated Whet 111 few days. NEW g ATif !? no LRA DEMI Xtit MARK EU, JULY 4. • •• .(14 , /.4164 * * ; " • Beef ......2. of to ta 441 Veal. Od- its 40 "0/ , hiuttsm.. ...... es 4d to 34 4d Pork ...... 44401)-84. 410 .PftICES or HAY am ITBAW 'YILSTERINAY. . sr: Jostles. • wzinesariet. Ilay- . 3112 a Od to it 10s Od I Hay 41 Oa to 5110 s otf Straw 0 Ss Od to si 17s Od I Straw 21 Ss to 21 12s 00 Clover 41 Oa Od to 61 Os 041 avert sl Os to 61 is 06 PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Teaks Tallow 38s 6d Ditto tough Yellow Russia ... ..... 364 Od Yellow Soap ....... ..... .. ?41. Whke ditto ...... ... .. 35s 6d Atotdoil . ln Soop,ditto . ........ ... 34s 0d Curd bleltiug 5t ud'........... 3os Od Pal* ... ...... ........... . ; iit. It i giell43l? CANDLES—From Ti a.. .s• HAL . Candles, per slur. Is 6d—Moulds, 100- Od; 6d. per dotot allowed for ready !nosey. pkwa HOPS. . • ... NEM 111111 S. SSW POCKIIII. Kent «.... 51 as to 41 49 I Kent Sussex «,... £1 MIS to 31 105 Sussex 5l" 6s to 41 is Essex - 31 . tdii SI 18s Essex rofieigit ... 01 Os to 01 Os Farnham.— 71 Os to ti ot. PRICE OF LEATHER. Butte, '5O to 561bs each • —d to —d per eil . Ditto, 5G to 661bs each —rd to —d • - Greesisg Hides 18d to 204 Fine Coach Hides 20d to 21id Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting led to 20d. Ditto 45 to 501134 20j to 21e Calf Skins, 36 to 40Ibs — ... .. 20d to 264 • Ditto 50 to 701bs .7 sid to 29d Ditto 70 to 801bs 24d to 854 Small Seals (Greenland) 1841 to 1911 Largiditto •' • • •'-- - - • led to 18d Tanned Hone Hides 163 to Lek Spanish Mien Hider—. '.....»;... 3.:—..z....-16a to 21d 2tAAV HIDER. - Hest Heifers end Steers (per (kdinar'.►. 2s 61 t• Cs id stone) Ss sd to 5s 6d Market Calf es rd to or ol 'Middlings . 1 5s Od to Zs 2sl Erg, Horse Os od to os 04 - • COAL MARKET, JULY 4. -- )141 , 04* 545. od. to 425. 04.-3un4erland 345. 04. to 47.5. od. • COINTRY MARKETS. (hems, Jus t Si.-. Wheat Ts. 91d. a bushel. The price of a balf.peek loaf (household) 18.6 d. Bsissuar, Jumr 3.—Wheat Ss. 61. to Ss. 94—Beans 31. to 46 6d.—Vetches, Os Oct pee. bisbeiet—Badeli 2 so to No— Oats, Les Od to Us 04 per quarter—Bread, 1 s 6d half peck; and smaller in proportion. Flour 415. to Sle. per sack. JULY 3..—New Wheat per load, £0 Os to £OOlO Wheat, £lslos to Xl9 Os—Barley per qr. SS& to 356-00, 27$ to 34s—Beans, 3U to 38s.—Peas, 375 to 40s. ELEGANT GLASSES, FURNITURE, Scce—The No. bility and Gentry are invited to inspect the Ware. rooms of COOPER and Sox, 93, Bishopsgate-Within, where is exhibited an assortment of new and second hand Plate Glasses, admirably suited to every descrip tion of drawing or dining rooms. The prices are juse reduced 40 per cent. on Plates measuring 100 inches by 72, and upwards; and on those of smaller dimness sions the alteration will be found equally important. The extensive preference given to this Establishminx is thankfully acknowledged by the Proprietors, Who, in their endeavours to evince their gratitude, by ma nufacturing articles in is• wynxior manner, at prices, a tm suitable ICI the times o lso , to merit a continupnce of public support. la ,the department MI COM*. prised every new and der, article of Upholstery, Cabinet, mid Chair-work, 'mutated upon such a scale of economy ar to. deemed and ensure the Ile. tronage of rank and fashion. • . . , •