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• 47 1 - „VI . , CO/L JJ / /2 /, / /61 / 7 04-7' 66: . 4 ~.:~ `~ w. t ♦ Y y F ~'. • +~„~ ~;~ ~~ Y ~ ~ ' ~ ~ , r.; , ~... ~... 0 Tie N. MONDAY, MAY 26, 1823. NUMBER 9595. PRICE StVrigPENCE. DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-Y.IBD, May 17, 182.3. NOTICE is hereby given, That on Thursday, the 12th of Net: Month, wilt be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at His Majesty's Vietnalling Yard, Deptford, sun dry Lots of the following Unserviceable Stores, now lying in the said Yard, vie.:— Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Bakehouse Sweep ings, Rice, Calavances, Sugor, Butter, Cheese, Vinegar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Anniseed, Wine, Cocoa, Tea, Spruce, Macaroni, Lemon Juice, Cocoa Bags, Wine Pipes, Tierce, Irish Bar- sets, Bags and Rags: Leager, Butt, Puncheon, 'Hogshead, Barrel, Half-Hogshead, Cheese Cask, Tobacco Cask; and Small Cask Stares, Heading, &c. &c. Deposit of 251. per cent. is to be made upon the amount of each Lid at the time of Sale, andthe remainder of the pur chase-money to be paid before the Provisions or Stores are re moved, for which purpose a period offourtcen working days Will be allowed from the day of Sale; the Buyersparticularly observing that not lees than one Judi of the quantity is to be taken away within the first seven d a ys, an d th e re ma i n der i n the seven following days, otherwise the Deposit Money will be forfeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of lime will, on any account, .be ranted. The Provisions and Stores may be viewed during the work ing hour's of the Yard, on the three days immediately preceal ing the day of Sale.' Catalogues ma.y be had on application at the said Yard. JOHN HILL, Comptroller. ' CONTRAGI'S for SUPPLYING PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, LINEN, COALS, CANDLES, and other Articles, for CONVICTS on BOARD HULKS. London, lath May, tBl3. Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Superintendent of Convicts, to supply Bread, Meat, Cheese, Barley, Oatmeal, Salt, Beer, Coals, Candles, trhl, Soap, Clothing, Necessaries, Blankets, Woolen Cloth, Duck, Striped Linen, Wrapper Cloth, Shoes, and Leather, fur the use of ConVicta on hoard Hulks at Portsmouth, Wool wich, Sheerness, and Chatham, may receive Particulars of The Contracts on applying to the Superintendent of Convicts, No. 15, Lambeth Terrace, and on board the several Hulks, and deliver „their Tenders at the Cononissariat Office, Trea sury Chambers, sealed up and directed to the Superintendent of Convicts, marking thereotr---" Tender to furnish Supplies for Convicts ;" un or before Tuesday, the 10th June; hut none will.he received after Twelve o'Cluck on that Day; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in Words at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proporsal signed by two Persons of known property, engaging to be come bound with the Party tendering in the Sum expressed in the Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract. THE PITT CLUB. TRIENNIAL COMMEMORATION of the BIRTH of the Late Rigtt Honourable WIL LIAM PITT will be celebrated at NILItCHANT TAYLORS' HALL, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th Instant. His Grace the DUKE of RICHMOND in the Chair. 'Ticket;, One Guinea each, may be had on appliation to the Committee; at the City of London Tavern, on Monday and Tuesday, the 26th and 27th Instant, between the hours of Eleven and Four. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IBEG leave respectfully to inform you, that it is not my intention to offer myself as a CANDIDATE to supply the VACANCY which has occurred in the Direction of your Affairs in consequence of the Resignation of your late worthy Director, Mr. COTTON. I embrace this opportunity of returning my grateful Thanks for the very flattering reception I have experienced during my Canvass, and which will encourage me to persevere in soliciting with greater zeal and attention your favourable Suffrages on a future occasion. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful and humble Servant, HENRY ALEXANDER. 32, Upper Harley-street, May 21, 1823. THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS. lir DISH has once more the pleasur e o f con s. • gratulating his best Friends, the Public, on their success at his Offices in the lath Lottery, as he sold Twenty five Capitals, nearly all in Shares, and which were distributed over various parts of the United Kingdom. T. FISH also takes this opportunity of offering his sincere thanks for the very decided preference he has received for so many years, which it shall always be his study to deserve. A new Lottery of 20,000 Tickets was contracted for on Sa. turday 17th instant by several Gentlemen belonging to the Stock Exchange, on the principle that Lotteries were formerly subscribed for, viz. each Subscriber has his Tickets delivered to him, consequently the whole 20,000 are in the open market at once, which causes them to be sold, at present, at only a few shillings above the subscription price, as many of the Gentle men sell them directly at a small profit; but it is expected when the Scheme is generally known it will be so highly ap proved, which, added to the cheapness of the Tickets, will create such a sale, that a very geld rise may reasonably be anticipated therefore, T. BISH recommends an early pur. chase, as Tickets are now selling at prices cheaper than for the last thirty years. ROBINSON'S PREPARED BARLEY, and PREPARED oRoATs, for snaking SUPERIOR BARLEY WATER or GRUEL, in 'ran Minutes. VIIATTMAS ROBINSON ) Inventor of the above highly esteemed Articles, respectfully cautions the Public against spurious imitations offered for Sale ;. and which the Venders have unblushingly stated to be Rubinson's preparation, or the sante as Robinson's. 'I he Prepared Barley, and Prepared Groats, are Patronized by the first Medical Practitioners in the Metropolis, and in every part of the Kingdom's where they have been introduced, and as they arc generally used in eases of Illness, or at, a pe culiar fine Food fur Infants, too much care cannot be taken to prevent an improper crminsodity being substituted. M. R. begs to state, his Preparations are made from the finest Pearl Barley, and best Embden Groats, under his own immediate inspection, and will keep in any Climate. Sold wholesale and retail, by Matthias Robinson, tl4, Red. Lion -street, Holborn : Messrs. Butler, Chemists, 4, Cheap aide, Ss. Paul 5, 4 3i0, Regent-street, London; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; Stsekvillt.street, Dublin, sole Agents for the country; and Retail by the principal Druggists in the King. dom, in llb. Packets at ad. and Tin Canisters of- gibs. each at 2s. Be careful to ask for Robinson% Prepared Barley and Prepared Groats, and to nbserve - none is Genuine which has Rot his Name and Address printed on each packet. NATIONAL socIETY. rrlIE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING -111- of the NATIONAL SOCIETY for the EDUCATION (4 the POOR in the Principles of the ESTABLISHER CHURCH, WILL BE HELD at the CENTRAL SCHOOL in BALDWIN'S GARDENS, GRAY'S INN LANE, on THURSDAY, the 49th of May, when all Benefactors of Ten Guineas and upwards, and all Annual Subscribers of One Guinea and upwards, will he intitled to attend. His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will take the Chair at One o'Clock, precisely. T. T. WALMSLEY, D.D. Secretary. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Nir ANTED an ACTUARY for this SO. v ClETY.—Gentlemen offering themselves as CAN DIDATES for the SITUATION are requested to send their Testimonials to the Secretary, Mr. Anderton, Quality Court, Chancery-lane, on or before Friday next, the 3Uth Instant, by Twelve o'Clock at Noon. JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary. LORD MILTON IN THE CHAIR. CROWN and ANCHOR, May 24, 1823. 'TINE GREEK COMMITTEE publish the. .1 following List of additional Subscriptions, and in so doing they beg to state, that the mode in which the monies collected may be applied will be communicated at stated pe riods to the Public, .and that their Accounts will be from time to time audited by David Ricardo, Esq. M.P. Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P. William Smith, Esq. M.P. the lion. Douglas Kin nairds and Robert Campbell, Esq. who have under tAen that important duty, They add, that the Accounts, when so au dited, will be open to the inspection of individual Subscribers. The Committee expect soon to receive further information from their Agent in ,Greece, as to the best modes of applying the Subscriptions : Amount already advertised, £1,779. Gloucester, his Royal Elliott, Rev. E„ Tri- Highness the Duke ' pity College, Cami of . . 1:105 0 bridge . - £2O 0 Junex. . ..- . 010 Lewis, J. Esq. * • 5 0, Dundas, Sir Robert 10 0 Carrington, Lord - 25 0 A Friend . - 010 Smith, Geo.ysq. M.P. 21 0 Robinson, Sir O. M.P. 25 0 Smith, S. G. Esq. 21 0 Kinsey, Rev. W. M. 1 0 Baring, A. Esq. - 100 0 Powell, Rev. Charles 1 0 Snowden, J. of Stroud, I Gabb, Baker, Esq. 1 0 Gloucestershire - 2 2 A Friend to the Cause 5 0 Bixldington S. Esq. 20 0 A Lady, by Dr. Gilchrist 1 0 ilaldiniand , Geo. Esq. 50 0 A Gentleman, by E. H. Haldimanti, Wm. Esq. 50 0- Barker Esq. ~. 1 1 Morris, Charles, Esq. 20 0 William Portal, Esq. 10 0 Prevost, A. L. Esq, '2O 0 Leycester, Ralph, Esq. 20 0 Henderson, Chas. Esq. 20 0 Goddard, Rev. Richard 10 0 Russell, J. B. Esq. 10 0 Horne, Rev. Thomas 10 10 Sharwcxxl,Saixtuel,Esq. 20 0 Middleton, Rev. Jesse 5 0 ElYnn, Edward, Esq. 5 0 Grigby,J. Esq. (2 sub.) 30 0 Wakefield, Samuel; Esq. 3 0 Bayly, Robert, Esq. 5 0 Bicknell, Elhanan, Esq. 5 5 James Burton, Esq, 5 0 Shey, Charles, Esq. 1 1 Hunter Millikin, Esq. 5 0 Celcutta, Bishop of 5 5 Sir W.V. Pepys, Bart. 50 0 Taylor, lion. Gen. R. 20 0 Denison, W. J.'Esq. 100 0 Lempriere, Rev. Dr. J. 10 0 Wilkinson, Thos. Esq. 5 5 Hardwicke, the Earl of 25 0 Brooke,Copt.A.deCapel 5 0 Long, Richard, Esq. 5 0 1 Paxton, Sir W. - 10 •0, Tijou, William, E sq . 1 0 Strutt, Sir Wm. - 20 0 Williams, Wm. Es q. go - 0 Strutt, G. B. Esq. - 20 0 Bartlett, Sir P. Bart. Strutt, J. Esq. - 20 0 31:P. - 100 0 Wood, 31. Esq. - 5 0 Henry Jabez, 'Esq. 10 0 Weatherstone, Mr. Geo. 3 3 Henning, S. Esq. . 21 0 Sondes; Lord - 100 , 0 Cockerel', C. B. Esq. 20 U Brondrett, Jon. . 5 5 By C. 11. Sheridan, Esq.' Aberdeen, Earl of - 25 0 Baillie, Mrs. Joanna 3 3 ilibbert, Julitm, Esq. 5 0 Miller, Miss . . - 2 2 Subscriptions received by Messrs. Smith, Payne, anti Smith; Messrs. Snow and Paul (Treasurers) ; and the other London I Linkers. Ou the Ist June will be published, OINTS of HUMOUR. (Pieces, partly Ori n p Selected); illustrated by GEORGE CRUIKCPANK, with numerous Plates and Wood Cuts, done, in his best manner in royal tivo. mice Os. Copies with the 18 Plates and Wood Cuts on India Paper, price 12s. fad. Published by C. Ilaldwyn, Nenate-street. This Day was published, (Dedicated, by perakiision, to his Majesty), In royal 4to. price (Q. hoards, AN ESSAY on the HISTORY and THEORY of MUSIC: and on the Qualities, Capabilities, and Management of the Human Voice. By J. NATHAN, Author of the " Hebrew Me &c. Printed fur G. and NV. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria.tane. To •r. TAYI.OII, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Londun. - , HONOURED SIP, IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, 1 had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, which, flout its obstinately resisting every , conrsc ut Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalsevere Courses of salir& -- iou, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the mast inveterate nature. In tic spring - of last year my Chortler had got to such a head, as nearly to put x period to my existence--I ,bad a large ulcer IM the crown of m head, on e en each arm, and my legs were broke out in X frightful manner; my right was dreadfiddy pAinftil, and had been - in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very Much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in i‘ed, as u early to deprive me of rest ,• i>a this, leMentable stile, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thinapsea (who received so great a cure by them bete), to take your I,ealie's•Patent which 1 began to do on the.46th o. May;. lll_ the course of it fortnight 1 began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly henlit— soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also ; how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, 'which, by the blessing of God, anA a little longer petseverance in your invaltiable Medicine, 'subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going thus beeame, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a lid strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued aunty months, to the astonisbutent Of all who kneW u,e, I am at a loss in *bat terms to express my gratitude, hut beg yon, for the good of ether - zuffe,;;Log mortals, 'to make this my case as itublic possible, as T shall on every occa. slot); in SO doing you will greatly obliges Sir,' Your grateful, obedient, very humid e servant. ALEX. MUltgElt Swan's Cliviei fish-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— • J o h n Tt.auspson,. No. a, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John IsPliitosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY. LOR, Member of the. Royal Collerte of Surgeons, at his house, Nu. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of inure than 40 years in a practice parti• cularly directed to the core of Venereal derapliii tits and those incidental. to the Parts of Generation. with t lint inviolable secrecy which - men of his profession should always observe in' gnat cases , be flatters himself the ecivieu and as..istanee he sratuitostsly administers to persiito taking this will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an what tae seldom attninahle, and rritil - of all ambiglity. Also sold, by his appoint ment, tor the convenience of those *Living at a distance, at the Taysttity, „Nu. to 3, Oxford-44w ;' Mr. -Disbarougles. No, 7, Fisli-stlvet-hill Nl'. taxi South-bridge; Edirsburglii Ali. Callwel 's I lei blin aims ni one person in avers' considerable town in dre a t nod I re land, its boxes r Jr my CJs. yd. taco, stamped, and sealed op with lull and plain (1441030a5, "citerebv. permits of either sex may cure themselves with Nise i speed, secrecy, and safety. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Oxtsonn, MAY n—The names of those candidates - y/Im, at the close of the Public Examinations this Term, were ad. mined by the Public Examinerii into the First and Second Classes of ',item Itumaniores, and Diseiplinee Mathentatiecs et Phpicice respectively, according t o t h e alphabetical arrange 'mein in each class prescribed by the statute, stand as follow : In he First Class of Literce Iltimaniores.—Cooke, Robert, Christ Church ; Maclean, Donald,. ; Martin Richard, 'Oriel; Michell, Henry O. It. Trinity; Oxnam, William, Wadham; Rowe, William d., Bailin': Smith, Lemon, Christ Church ; Thomas, Il9noratus, Christ Church. In the First Class of Diseip. Mathentat. et Phyr.—Feild, Edward, Queen's. In the Second Class of Litera? linmantores.—Auldjo, James A., Pembroke; Barber, Ambrose liradham ; 13elfour, Francis, Magdalen-ball; Wi lliam, University; Cobham, Jonathan 8., Oriel ; Eade, William A., Balliol ; Feild, Ed ward, Queen's ; Hyde, 'William, Balliol ; Roberts, Ar thur, Oriel ; Robins, Sanderson, Exeter; Tucker, Charles, Wadham. lathe Second Clan of Dlscip. Matheinat. et Phys:—Heberd den, Thomas, Oriel. . . Human.—...l3erners,llalph; Magdalen ; Clayton, Rich ard, University; Gibbons, John, Balliol; Goddard, William, Jesus ; Gregory, Francia Exeter ; Gunning, Spencer G., Brasenose ; Hamlyn, Orlando, Balliol; Hanson, John A., Brasenose ; Hyde, Francis A., Christ Church ; Michell, Jolia, Magdalen hall.; Sawyer, William G. 13alliol; Smith, Wit. Liam, Lincoln ; Talbot, Henry, Queen's ; Turner, &arks, Wadham Tyrwhitt, Thotints, Christ Church; Underwood, John H. Brascnose ; Waldegrave, lion. Augustus, Brasenose Watson, John 11., Wadham; Whatley, Henry 11. Pembroke. J. Keble, N. T. Ellison, T. Grantham, J. A. Cramer, Pub.; lie Examiners. The number of candidates to whom testinioniums for their Degrees were given, by the Public Examiners, but who were not admitted into either of the above classes, amounted to 90. On Saturday, May 17, the last day of Easter Term, the fol. lowing Degrees were conferred : DOCTOR IN DIVINITY,. Rev. James Wm. Vivian, B. D. of All Soule College. • DOCTORS IN ISIEIDICINE. James Arthur Wilson, B. Med. Student of CIT. Ch. and one of Dr. Radcliffe's Travelling Fellows. Sherlock Willis, B. :tied. of Magdalen. College. BACHELOR IN DIVINITY. Rev. Thomas Grantham M.A. Fellow- of Magdalen Coll ege , and one of the Public Examiners. MASTERS OF ARTS. Matthew Mundy, Exeter College. Rev. Wm. Duthy, Michel's Scholar of Queen's College. Rev. Henry Parsons, Balliol College. Rev. George Frederic St. John, Balliol College. William Simmons, Brasenose College. Hon. and Rev. John Salley Venables Vernon, Ch. Ch. Duncombe, Christ Church. James Lockhart, University College. • Rev. John Eveleigh, Oriel College. BACHELOR IX MUSIC. Wm. Cross, Organist of Christ Church Cathedral, St. John's College, and the• University Church. BACHELORS OF ARTS. Spencer Greswold Gunning, Esq. I_ j Brasenose College, Honourable Arthur Thelluson, Grand Comp. Joseph Lysaght Pennyfather, St. Alban Hall. William Owen, St. Alban Hall. Francis Gregory, Exeter College. Joseph West, Chaplain of New College. Charles Tucker, Watlham College. Robert Perfect, Queen's College. Edward Feild, Michel's Scholar, Queen's College. John Michell, Magdalen Hall. Francis Cunningham Wilbur, Magdalen n a il. Wm. Aislabie bade, Scholar of Balliol College. Hon. Augustus Waltlegrave, Bottlenose College. James Alexander AultijO, Pembroke College. James Weston Harding, Pembroke College. Edmund Williams, Jesus College. John Samuel Smalley, Jesus College. John Pugh, Jesus College. Right 800. Anal. Ashley Cooper, Baron Ashley, Ch. Ch, Hon. George Wm. Fred. Howard, cl i n g , Church. George Bowen, Christ Church. Thomas Tyrwhitt, Christ Church. Thomas Henry Sutton Estcourt, Oriel College. Edell Wyatt Edon, Grid Colle.ge. The whole munber of Degrees in Easter Term was—D. D. one—D. Med. three—B. D. three —B. C. L. one—.M. A. 42 B. Alus• one—B. A. 70— Matriculations, 84. The Rev. John Hughes, M.A. of Emanuel College, Cam. bridge, was admitted ad candela, On Tuesday, May 20, the Prise Compositions were ad. judged as follows CITANCELLOR'S .FRIZES. English Essay On Publi c Spirit anuntirst the ifacients.—f To Charles John Plumer, ALA, F e ll ow of Oriel College. Latin Essay—Conditio Screstala aped "Intiquos..--To Ed. ward Wickham, ILA. Fellow of New College f _ Latin Essay—Art Geologica.—To Isaac Williams, Scholar of Trinity College. SIR ROGER XEWBIOATE'S rms. English Verse—Stopchenge.,To Thomas Stokes Salmon. On Wednesday, May 21, the first day of Act Term, the fol. lowing Degrees were conferred : In Convocation, the Rev. John Bird Sumner, M.A. of King's College, Cambridge, and Prebendary of Durham, was admitted ad candela. MASTEPS or ARTS. Henry Wilson, Esq. Oriel College, (hand Compounder. Rev. William blayd, Exeter College. John iirorgan, Scholar of Pembroke College. Rev. John Hawkins, Pembroke College. .Win. Henry James, Pembroke College. Itev. James Babb, Wadham Colle ge , Itev. James Towle, 11 adharn College. Rev. Gorges Paulin Lowther, St, M ar y Halt Rev. Thomas Lewis Fanshawe, St. Mary Hall. U. William Ha ell, Oriel College. Rev. Jonathan Ph illipps Carpenter, Christ Church. Etimund.Robinson, of Balliol College. James Stuart Murray Anderson, Scholar of Balla Archer Clive, Brasenose College. ReV. Henry Perceval, Bramenose College. Rev. Frederic Shum, Brasenose College. William Henry Prescot, I3rasenose College. Rev. Philip Aubin, Fellow of Jeans College. Rev. James Robertson Holcombe, Fellow of Jesus College. Rev. John Williams, Scholar of Jesus College. William Allen, Scholar of Jesus College. John Frederic Winterbottom, Fellow of Magdalen College, anti Vinerian Scholar. "Rev. Richard Thomas I'awys, University College. Samuel Wright, St. John's College. • BAC:11E1.011S Or ARTS. George C. Robert Dering;Esq. thand Compounder. John Bernahas Lewis, St. Alban Hull. Sanderson Robins, Exeter College. Henry Spry, Exeter College. James Joseph Goodall, Pembroke College. William ()imam, Wadham College. Arthur Langton, %Valliant College. 'Walter Burton ILieach, %%Tedium College. William Pen fold, Lincoln College. Richard Meredith, St. Edmund Hall. Robert llepworth l St. Edmund Hall. John Rayner, Trinity College. James .3lorgan, Trinity College. Thortuut Wilde, ,Christ Church. William Carpenter Rowe, Scholar of Balliol College. Edward Itrolvne Everard, Italliol College; JohnHamner Underwood, Scholar of Brasenose College. Ilugh Lloyd, Jesus College. Howell Hughes, Jesus College. Meur,WeAlordum Jones"lesus College. William Barrett, Clerk of 'Magdalen College. Francis Thomas Gregory, Scholar of University College. Richard Ridgway Parry Mealy, St. John's Coll ege , Henry Talbot, Queen's. College. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS...4)n the . ..33d inatartt was instituted by the Hon. enttltight Rev. the Lord I.limitop of Oxford, the Rev. Wm. L. Buckle, M.A. to t h e Vicarage of shirburn, in this county; patron, the Earl of illacclestield;—. The Rev. Hugh Ileilye, Cation Reitidentiar). and.Chancellot cif Lichfield Cathedral, has been installed to the Prebend of Has; he' Rev. SiIIICOO Set Parva.; -and at the same time and. rieee, Clayton, M.A. was installed to the Prebend of Weeford; Staf fordshire, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Mr,ilye, and presented by the llishop.—The Rev. J. L. Hatuilton, to the Rectory of Ellesborough, Bucks; patron, It. G. Rus sell, Esq. M.P....—The Rev. John Channing Abdy, M.A. to the Rectory of St. John's, Soitthwa'rk ; patron, the Lord Chazxel. lor.—The Rev. Willi am Macdonald, A.M. Prebendary of Mt ton, and Vicar of Bishop's Cannings, elected anti admitted Canon, Residentiary o f S a li sbury Cathedral, in the ZOOM of the late Rev. Dr. Price. —The Rev. Charles Phillott, Vicar of Frome , Selwood, has nominated the Reir. John bellow Gold ney, to the EVening Lectureship of the town, and to the Cu racy of New Church; in the Woodlands, on the resignation of the Rev. J. DeMon, who is appointed to a Chaplaincy in India. —The WI% John Powell, A.M. Head Master or the Free Grammar School, Monmouth, has been appointed Lecturer of Mr. .Tones's Foundation in that town vacant by the death a the Rev. T. Prosser. .raELANft DIABOLICAL INCENDIARY NOTICES. Cons, Alanr.Yt :11. —The following most atrocious notice was received yesterday through 'the Post-office, addressed to (whom reader ?) joseph Leyeester, Esq. of Wellington -road It would be waste of words and space to argue at length on the ill-fated principle which seems to direct th(councils of the in fatuated and depraved part of the lower artless of this country —in fact, argument seems to be rendered nugatory. This precious document speaks for itself, blending as it does the thundering impecations ors Rock, with the pima and cliarltabk prognostications of a Paslorini. Well this is doing something —the denunciations of such Gentlemen as Mr. Leycester can only be attributable to the state of society in the present era. " READ AND BE WISE—REAIEMBER 98 ! ! !" " To Joseph Leycester and all the other her e ti c Raskals this is to give Notice and soleinn warnin St tt---We have herd that you made yourself very busy about this Business of Rogers and that the notice we sent to him put it into your Head to rise a Corpse of Yeomanry. now by all the othes we have Sworn to stand true to our cause and with the assistence of Clod and the virgin mary and all the saints in heaven so shore. As you attemt to take arms again us so *lmre you will meet The fate of Hoskings and Major Going anti your bodys given To the dogs limb 17 limb.' six True and loyal patriots ate sworn To do my engeance on the Rogerses and six times sixty six are ready For the orange raskals that will dare join you. we dont expect the noble Welsly will give arms to Orangemen to tiranize Over his loyal Catholick subjects and as the houses of parliament are to put down the orange Divils with the blessing of God we will assist them hear —you haue seen Many examples of my vengeance You all know my power and the number of my sub ‘ jects you all Herd of the divine prophecy how not a heteuck will be on Irish ground in two years more. take warnin then for you will soon see my promise fulfilled. Be advised all of you. reflect or prepare for hell! ! ! " In the absence of sir John Rock X.C.B. gon to inspect his patriots. " signed by order in full conceal " Captains JOHNTIREBRAND " PATRICK FURY "TIMOTHY BLOODSUCKER " All sworn to walk knee deep in Orange blood. " Done, at midnight in full assembly of the Royal Irish levellers this 13 day •of may 1823 the last year but one for Timms." id • Cattaitittion. The following notice was also sent through the Post.oflice to Mr. Lambert of Merchant's -quay, to be deliv e red t o hi s brother, the proprietor of the Kilnapp Iron Mills, to which the notice is supposed to relate. We have reason to believe that the writing has been traced. and that the supposed Capt. Rock is or will shortly be in custody : " 13th of April, 11123. " Stn.-1 will trouble you with those few lines which I hope vou till obey and: if not so sure as you do refuse me, you will he sorry for It. I swear by the Cross of Christ that I and with • the assistance of my brave men shall visit you and then mark the consequence you'have not a single pens worth within or out or a broad house or any thing else, but shall be eonSunied to. ashes and if not you or any of your thmily shall bo watched day,, and night.until you share the same fate wtol t o th ers ha v e s ha re d, for if you dont give up Balvolan before Ist day of june nest 1023, ye will suffer as above. "1 Remain your sincere friend the Brave and powerful Com. mander of the United Forces of Ireland " CA PP. • JOH N It OM. " I tell you to rem - tuber the bit day of june—quit I say." From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 24. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. P. Illorganti l Brighton, jeweller---8. Field, rtichinond„ wine tnercliant. BANKRUPTS. R. Pollan, Leeds, merchant, to surrender May 21, June at twelve, and July 5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners, London. Attorney, Mr. Porto% Bow Church-yard London: J. Cole, Wolve r h am p ton , S ta ff or d s hi re, currier, May 30, at, five, 31, and July 5, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Shins'. At tornies Meters. Williams and White, Old-buildings, Lin. coin'slnn, London; anti Mr. Thos. ‘Vood, Wolverhampton. ; C. Leigh and W. Tooth, Tyldtley, Lancashire, calico printers, June 0, at fou r , 7 at nine, and July 5, a t t h ree at the ommercial Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. Attornies, Mr. Ilampson, Bolton-le-Moors; and Messrs—Milne and Pain, Temple, London. S. Field, Spur Inn, Southwark, wino merchant, May 31, 31, June 14, and July 4, at eleven, at the Court of Commis. stoners. Attorney, Mr. Lirumell, Church-passage, Guildhall, London. W. Sparks and J. Sparks, Proms Selwood, Somersetshire, grocers, June 5, I'4 and July, 5, at eleven, at the George inn, Frome Selwood. Attomies, Mr. Williams, Red Lion-square, London ; and Mr. Geo. Messiter, Frome. J. Hutton, Abchurch‘lane, London, painter, May 31, June 7, and July 5, nt twelve, at thd Court of Commissioners. At.. unities, Mr. llenjaminWhittin_gton,Artillexy-lane, llishopsgate. L, J. Gouba, , Raymark e t, hotel keeper, .May 21, June Is, July 5, at twelve, at the Co urt of Commissioners. .Attorney, Mr. Rigby, Oolden‘sqUare. • W. Nelson, Albion-place, Illackfriars-road, brewer, May 31, June 7, and July 5, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners. Attorney, Mr. T. N. Williams, Walbrook. DIVIDENDS. June 19, C. Seaman and O. Etheretige, Norwich, goldsmiths —June 10, W, Lowndes, J. Robinson, and 11. Meld, Alan. cheater, cotton-merehants--June 17, W. Rosie°, Reading, woollen-draper—June 27, J. Bromley, jun., scatforti, maker—Awe 23, T. Sherbrook, Leeds, merchant—June 30; It. Paley, Leeds, soup-boiler—June 24, A. J. Smith and I. Sb, rd, Brierley, StallOrdshire, iron.roasters—June 20, W, iregson, Kingston.upon-llull, merchant.-. June 17, S. G. Hart, liarwich, Essex, merchant—June 24, W. Colson, Ply. r o n i n u g t h h 1,1 n g l, r° r e fe r r — ch j ln u ntsJ rover-:June 7, W..llancks a nd J. 11. PerrY, une 16, D. Friend, Ramsgate, ship s wright—June 14, C 4 G. and 11. B. Hall, Growenor.street Wee, carpenters. CERTIFICATES, Juan: 24. J. Jackson, !It:born-hill, wine-merchant—J. anti T. Powell, Bristol, maltstersT. Ellison, Liverpool, l'onutleoler--j. Walker, Great Smith.street, Westminster, carpenter-,E. W. 'Jensen, White Lion-wh ar f, Upper Thames-stmt, corn deft Greig, City-road, upholsterer—T. Carle, Dowitate. dock, Thames -street, merchant—C. Brandt, Jermyn-street, Piccadilly, watchmaker. ItTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. J. and J. Bache and R. P. Fox, Illasow.Bridge, Cornwall, nail.,andwrs, so far as regards R. P..Fox—S. Frith andß. Bah lane, Sheffield, pen 'and pocket-knife eutlera—J: ltielutrdson anti A..De Lisle, Ilooker`s..vourt, Nitholas.laneonerchants— T. ill OOre and J. Rinner. lAverpool, house and ship smiths-- J. Cartwright and S. P. Rolls, Ilasing-lane, wholesale hard warenteurt: IVbitnier, and It. Harvey, NottingAill,'..Reti. sington, grocers—NV. and E. Briant, Wapping, coal.merelnints /Jamison and J. Sliepliml, Durham, at tornies—A. Cox and .1. B. Knocker, Harwich, Essex, hankers --J..4llackinson and J. Parodi, Alanehester. PAR IS PAPERS. PARIS, MAY 24. (Prom the Moniteur.) ARMY OF THE PYRENEETR CORPS. REPOTIT TO HIS EXCELLENCY TIM MINISTER SECIIE4 TARP OF STATE FOR TEE wArt. DEPARTMENT: GEII.ONA, May ,19, two in the Morning. ‘‘ As _I had the honour of inforiningyou in my last.dispateh, the fortress of Hostalrieh is invested from the road leading from Oostalrieh to Forneras to the road from the former town to St. Celoni. " General Rustignae has taken possession of the port of St. Felix de Guixolo. " Being informed that the enemy had left the position of St. Celoni, in order to proceed on Cardaden anti Granollea, I or dtred General Curial to march rapidly with his infantry in pursuit of the enemy, and I repeated the order; addressing to him a copy of the letter which - I had received from Geneial Dormadieu, that he might perceive the inq'ortance of a rapid and determined March. - I also Inclose a copy erthat letter. It will inform your Excellency of the success obtained by his Ma jesty's troops over the enemy. I um sorry that I cannot yet transmit you mere ample details. " I did not delay to reply to General Donnerlien„ and I hope that he, in concert with the Baron d'Eroles, wilt under take an operation against Mimi. I shall take care to transmit to your Excellency the reports which may reach me. " I have the honour to be, with high consideratitni The Manhal Duke Conegliane, MON ' CE V." nrsrxrcti FROM c3Ertn4as. DONNADIEU TO Ills VX.C.VI.- LE)ror XLMSUAL TUE DIIKV OC CONEGLIANO. CASTpLTIIRSOI., May 17, 7 in the Morning. " My extreme fatigue prevents me from entering into much detail respecting the brilliant victory which his Majesty's troops have obtained. " At four o'clock this morning I left Vich, as I hall the hti nour to inform your Excellency. Fwas preceded by the bri gades of La Roche Aymond and St. Priest, which marched upon Moya. Arrived at the branch of the mad which leads to Casteltersol, I found St. Priest's brigade in position, waiting for the return of a reconnoissance directed to the latter village. " This raconnissance being waited for too long, I induced General St. 4 , ) riest to continue his march on MOya, whence Gt nen' lin Rothe Aytnond had written that he was driving a corps of 1000 men before him. General St. Priest had scarcely quitted his position with the 2d regiment of the line, when the reconnoissance arrived and announced that the enemy to the number of 3,000 troops of the li ne occup i e d t h e pos i t i on of Cas teltersol. I immediately ordered the 12th light infantry and the battalion of General Romagosa to advance on that village, from which we were about two leagues distant, announcing to the troops that I would follow them in person with two batta. lions of the 18th. " On . arriving near the village, I discovered that the enemy had covered an amphitheat r e o f steep an d w o o d y hil l ocks, with some battalions pretty regularly posted in ord er o f b att l e . Al y dispositions being made, - I ordered hint to be attacked by three columns, at the head of which were placed' my chief of the staff,' M. do la Nougarede, Colonel de Lapoterie and Genital Itornagosit. To describe tO you, M ars h a l, the i courage, the coolness, the intrepidity of the troops, is impossible. On ground to which they had to clamber up, almost without dis. charging a Musket, they attacked an enemy wbo directed against them a cross fire. The enemy, during the . four hours which were occupied in driving him from position to position, maintained uninterruptedly well , supported battalion fires. I had about 50 wounded, and a few men do not yet know how many. I have been informed of the loss of only one officer, Captain jardin, of the carbincers of the 12th light infantry. • " The field of battle was strewed with the enemy's dead.— This division, which came from Ilarcelona., eonsisted of, the troops of die line mm ich were in that city, and of those under the,command of Llobera and Costa. lioton and the Political Chief of Catalonia were the leaders. 'The obj ec t of th e m ove , went was to favour the retreat of 3lina crtt Itareelona. " The enemy is retreating on St. Felin de atalina. He is sharply pursued by our troops. I have this momertt received a letter from 'Baron who is at Prate del latatries. Ile informs test liar a certainty., that tlina is at Cellent with 000 ruen. General l Roche.- th Aymen who occupies Celtics, is consequently only 3 league s from him. I wrote immediately to Baron d i ßrolett to proceed forward to-morrow morning, that the enemy may not escape. "I recommend to your favour the three chiefs who were at the head of the columns, in order that they may obtain front his Royal Highness the reward due to their noble eotaluet. " I have the honour to be, &c. Dt..)NN:DIEU." 'rhe Afeniteur contains an account of the French naval force employed against Spain, which is stated to consirst of two sytta. drops. One cruizes in thellay of Biscay. under Item-Admiral Ilamelin, who_ has sent a song division to blockade Cadiz. The other, commanded by Rear.Admiralßotours, is.eroployed in the Mediterranean, to watch the Eitstern Coast of Spain. PORTUGUESE ARMY. [From the Lisbon Diatio.] Oro o, Arai r. an express from our Constitu timid Army; we have the following news " APRIL 24.—Today arrived suddenly' at our head-quar. tern at Leon, and without being expected, an Aide-de-camp of Gen. Morilld, bringing news from him to General itego, that he had encountered the factious Portuguese, and was lighting with them. In consequence of this, orders were issued for the march of the light division, the horse artillery, and the cavalry. They marched at eleven in the morning, the rest of the division remaining here. " 25.—T0-day, at noon, General Rego returned here with the division which marched with him ; he went as far as Gratliffe, rive leagues from this place, on the road to Burgos., and as they could not met with the factious, who were sixteen leagues distant, they turned back. fro-morrow all troops which did not march to-day will set out directly for Portugal It is not known what road we shall take, whe t her t h at to Braganza, or some other." NINTH teLLETIN OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL PO RTUO UFSE ARMY IN .SPAN. LtoN, A PHIL 23.—The &aims who tied precipitately from thia 'city at ten in the morning of the 20th, took the road •of Gradriffe at Almansa. The Constitutional troops having left Motandes at one in the morning of the 21st, arrived at day break before this - city, which they immediately entered. The fatigues of the fbreod marches, and the want of shoes did not permit me to' follow the factious. General Alorillo, with twelve hundred men, including two huudred cavalry - , was to.tlay at Val de Polo, whente he marched to Quintana the • Monte. • . To protect him, and if possible, beat the enemy, notwith. standing the difficulty of overtaking hint, a flymg column marched from this city today, and proeeethed to Gradiffe to pass the Este, in order to join General Morillo. , G itautr rE, Aram IN.—General Murillo has sent word that the factious were proceeding by forced marelics from Al. manna for Saldanha, on the road - to Palencia, that the French entered Burgos on the 20th, and that it is impossible to coati. nue his marches on account of the distance of the rebels. The tolumn will march today for Leon. LEON, APRIL 25.--General Rego, with all the troops which did net march to Graditle, left this to.clay for Astorga. The rest and the hcattittarters will take the same road to-morrow, to return to Portm .. .tal. ti o nl iu O i r m il 4 lo to i o lf .rg to a Pt mz C e teti the h il er , e ur t ti o- i d a a r y niy. with the forces under his General Itego, in his dispatch, says no more of the move thnilles ai n tu t i a ilt o r f t r(tcll,dtec ti) firaaiiftr, rural ot4t,:kfterutue lima h t i i s nl 00 1 u : 14:1 5 r t e 4 .1,4:4 ta I st no a bl ac: l tu t n l Ili un tl m t tii i c ) ca a h l farther. The I.ictions rcured proelpuattl,y, and the natioual troops came within eighteen leagues of the van of the irench, ihrmed by the rebel bands of (?clesada, :%itTitto, anal Cuchillas, bate betu attacke,tl with 4titV3llti:L;T. had they not b" .l r 2ta in no fl 7, ' "lSl ' a f !ito days t'rnin r t nr he nn 2 nAh ti t l it' u n f . , F h i r , e: l h e r t u b a r * ri: m . rd i .t ti n t l g a ll ex 're: l n f l a se h l rs in tte t a i g lf l i , n e lr rt i t e l d ' p l itl o t r O l t ir t t r e u. S se ll i e l l t . -4 t s ' a t d i e la h t 4. t s be i) :l: l rev4o4 at ti°,