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OxFoRD, APRIL 30.--- 7 1 he first ,thy of E.3ster Term, April 21, the Rev. Richard Potenger, B. A. of Pembroke College, was admitted \l. A. Grami Componoder ; awl Jotril Brown FHawk iii of Exeter College, %gas admitted Bachelor of Aria. Admission, One Shiliing—Catalogin., One HENRY HOWARIi, 11-1. Secretary. Exhibitors and Students play receive their Tieliets and Ca talogues, by applying at the Aeacktny on Muyday, after Twelve. HtIC , E L "I' Elt Y. , By (2. F. IatECE, Member of the .Azr;ciiitural Societies of Qoo , ec and Nlont Tea in! Author of Essays on lioshandry, addressed to the Canadian t•'artners. London : Printed for .1. I lardiniz, 31i, tit. sitnes's-streil. 11 441 . t, e r 4 " hi f , r(t sylarr, i4 lll 1819. It 0 BE:1 I' 0 WEN. ," &c. &c. rt • eo f•LSt ~ x rl C j i ECTOtt s OF I'd 1: BOROUGHS OF sELl(llik ti Pk..EI!LES, LINLITHGOW, LAN'AItK. 11A VfNIG j'.lst' • mite b een inrornicrl of the fbsitify of sir.TOHN Bt7CHANAN RIDDLE, your v'e.:,vitrthy ltepresentative in Parliament, I solicit your 71.9 :aild „INTEREST, to e n a bl e me -to fill the Vacancy ,1(1 l iAsoccuried. putt are y t istly'entitled to a fill explanation of for ninti!:es ti►ltictt have induced 'Mt wil me_to offer myself now' t o your noi:icer i'st4e them. • Country is in Aistress ; the Labour of the Working 1:4.1es is reduce;l•foth; value of hare existence. by the rapid i'stensive intr o d uct i on of Machinery and oth er Scientific 4Wer " — b'Y which the old proportion between Pr : itduction and toosnuiptioh is entirely destroyed. t4To deri ve b enefit from this extraordinary change, from this 1' gate of S oc i ety, new internal arrangements become ali7 cares ut elY necessary; -tuft th ey require to be coirsidered with Sil d to undergo a grave, temperate, and public discus- :rills c hange of circumstances in our domestic situation has fixt d atitiorimi. N o one , however,. appears i t tft "'et the subject as its importance - and urgency de_ 11?41111 ; Yet is it not now evidc ut, that without some impoit at all e r at i ot "rill t u •or procecilings, confusi o n, if n o t violence, ensue) S cetg g t11;15 ' 4 4 no foresi g ht was ev i nce d on that siihject, I I,'t de vnted y ears of unremit t et, extensive exp er i ence. t o b e k hr " 1 to m eet the comin4 crisis when ever it s h ou ld arr i ve, s,,, eed ‘;i it is t 'n , v ntar hand.. These preparatio ns are f ar a d- Aill i practical ineasUres are r e ady to be developed t hat Kier it'cootrary direction to the new scientific power, uodirected, eats u p ail destroys th at , prosper i ty, tt il high de gree , b y i ts nature, it is so well calculated to r t tl: l 4 ' n"W anxious on l y t h at t hi s su b ject should undergo :• 411,1 mauls' discussion in the Legi tt, ( slature of rite Ili- ti.h te' tits it may he fairly node rs t oo d in its immedi a t e i ii, t , t - h 4° s t remote consequences, and underst oo d in these. ie tsi 'Tht only b y the British Public, hut by all Nations t Pkt: ett ' il W ith us 111 Commerce, who are ms dcep!y inte ktdtiit' The as our present injudici ous ly employed, 112..eitr"re only half-paid working classes. . t Le ! i 'e ar e the motives which urge roe to desire a sea t i n r„tSof C(11111/I mis, and I should greatly prefer re. from the district in which I have resided the last 1 , • Year,. t, 4 0u 4 '") m "W 4 '" , w y pretensio ns; an d I wish not to dec e i ve Y respet,t ; hive lto oatronaee ; I exp e ct none , f or :s t: i f • e , " 41'" powerl will not a s k a p r i va t e f avour for If "liters. t he 4der ih ese cir cums t ances you b el i eve usy itil.vices in 'l44l4:4Nbe:f C ommons can be of publi c u tilit y , I s h a ll b e so ur support. l 'is't the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obctflent Servant. NEW NIUSIU. N . , las l ' s hyd, by GOULDING and Co. Soho-square, 41„ ; 1 :14/ 1 :9 11 11 LA it DANCES (Or QUA :,‘-elx), on One ! , .li e et, p r i ce I s . Gil. viz. 'rhe "'I da nced i [Alla 1115 Ro b Roy, Lun a , and L a e Rirt). tlllh, Composed by .101-IN PARRY. r "f the Farce " liigh Notions, OAK HARK, wiNDsmt FOREST. /11. V Mr •f .., TO I 31.: sou) BY AUCTION, ~ fitl,, .. ,1 •' , !ATP. at the Green Nlan and Sti f uir i re , l, rh °4 >, - ' r4 tilt. on THURSDAY, the fitly day u N d/ tvy 0 . t ' l er f• 4 tre l the Ri..ht Hon. William Trusliisson..W.Bßatn ''llif ' lll ;nn e . . s .• 4„ N1 .0,.-- .) .14 :1 ornry Oa xliiiln. P. • sgri t . i t t :ornintssiiners ~,i:t Y ,Mr °oils, Forests, and Laii• evenues , f? I IGO i ' Ol OAT — li INDS. k... 1 ‘.' - ~ .1,4 ,(000, • ii, , taken s 4lli I Lit,),,, Itantling in Ne w Lodz, Walk, near New r l.o . olg t e, 1; 14 "ill 1.11V41h, near Wood End, in the said iiti.s ; t tv; "i ktil„ 4' NI i nt. 1.,,i‘ for convenience of Purchasers. 4 44 . 01 tio", I "4y be 114 ' 11 of 11'illiant Nl:lshii. DerottvSur 'lni 1::617 ti , , e of the Lots, apply to Willi l m Woods "'"ll Winli:iel(l, who will strew the Lots. - (Ay AI II A R K. ./cc. li ; „."kr „ i t. '', tiour FOREST, FI.INTS. tit 1,r v .41,1,,,.. 11 e it iglit Hon. William tionkis•on, ti.'illiarn ' N1.t.i,.,;':,‘ a,(I lirtiry Divrk ins, E,tirs. Cotomi.attrners 3 3 Woods, Forests, arid lairoi Itevellues). t ) .. wEI • rt) • . ) NEs i. L StILD BY AUCTION, j 11.4 rite btli day of Slay, L 519,. in different t ti:ll,.: i itt Lutt4, l l ._ 4 4 , .1 pr i: , 1 4) 1 " ..,, „, i i "r %iindry ()A K TI MIIEIZ 'l'll EI.:S. 41:1: 1 .41,, \:t‘,, 1 th e nn , tir;l of" Trea .orry to be felled for the di t l'irt,,'"s rii;,;.' 4 4 "4 for Sgle, Sm. in I Ire attove Purest. k 1 4.4 "rv..,,,.,, ", viewed , iii :ippli4.4li,i n to Mr. C. F. Wise, tl'h, 4 f N i l .., ii,ii koili:fr sit wltor o P•irticolars and (;oti -1,C:..„ l'ut tf , ' orov he I ''' d •' at 10.1 , 4 of Mr. t'illialit Iloore, L....... e said t'llret . U Th ar . 1 '."---•.•..._,... lkl' th . .. ___-...-.............._.. .4/1):1,(1.5,'N rlentorritrate the o ttttt •perdented Sim , Ally ' ('',\l ANTI:•CORBIITIC SIEDICINS. t 4 „, , L„ g , i, A I? cri I liA lAD, S;e „ rge.str. et, &fill \ 1,4 ~,„ ~ ve.iik cored io two mouths of a sc.n-bot ids alfec -1,'4,' It 4ii ' '''..o had fur right • It•I• 1 by Sir. t. yi ~.,(.,,,,,,..:111..4.,,,,.6..„, , iu , y - t . -a As. a teb • t 1,, i f 'l , l,', x t=rip l• ',.', l % ,, ":" of ./ ones' C:•11 : ' .. - , u v r illt h, ;ler,s itr i t II ffills. Par. . 1 . . rc.,,„,.i. ~,. it vi.,1,11 sellyv , ',., the iirbill- til i tt pniii at ,,, 1 :1 \ r 11.,, ; , .. 1 i'mqt rkirrirral tier ot I,cr sro :!tressed --Atiestrti 44" , 1,;: ll ot Aft': dro:::.!'rrt, tr:ti,i,.y. , I •Ai il 4. 1' cii., !,:c•rorori'N, ilowpast r y ne;rr I.l.lw;ck, )1,, 1,.(,,.;:;7,,.,,,,,..-; otri,y:..a,:s' tlllii..t ion of toe r.e'Oryy.,—.4littneNs, ~,,ii ~,,t.i ~‘,; iii; fi.,..,,a, llawich. 41,,,,,g,:,,,,1. p,„,,,,,,,it l•ts.z.ow haft a sr, rr. scorbatic corropla;st ; '1): VIII "" I, ' ,y e 1,.`,",. A ir. ..giro.o's Aoti‘corl.ro r.,.. I &o•Ipi, It 1 41 4 ' 1. Iri s T ..ri.”l, whiCil ;Wo !mita,. perl.Ttly II ~. ..,... ..! 4,,,1tt Ist,. ' v.,,,mi . 5 .z ..,, .. .. ~.:onshroritt.--.-Atteied Ef Nix. A. ;11,1'•,`17t,0:t, lolro flratiaoi, ;il Hooglatorr•town-hearl, ~,.,, 1,..' „,... c rt,' ol 'lit' scut \•\ •iftr•r twelve Youths' 1 r.i.. ' r, ~ .1. marl! bow •' . '..,,, q k k . . , -ir r, i c u nly.—Attestud li J. Julio., It. •i' • , '• I 11 4 1 . 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JJr. Viitix, of B 1114)1 College, in the afternunii. PREFutimitNT.—The Rev. Richard Hewitt, Master of Arla, of lirazeilose College, Oxtiod, and Miniver o: Lever , ukar Nlaitcht suer. hay beet); recentivii,,titio v it by the Lord Ilishopot Nor \vie') to the Rectory an•l Church of Webthorpe, vdeatit by the death of the Itev. Chatles Stvg- gall, M. A. LORD AND LADY lIERISERt: CONSIATORY COURT, AVAIL 30. LADY HERBERT AGAINST LORI) llRtilite:RT. , This Was a Sail tot testitution of conjugAl right:, instituted by the Hon. Octavia Spittelli, Princess Dowager of lintari, in Sicily, commonly tilled Lady Herbert, against ltobert Henry Lord littr bell, son of the Earl of l'embroke. By the libel; it appeared that the parties contr ,, cled n Cialltki. 'rifle mat - tinge at Palermo on the 17th of A ugiv. , . :814, ,and, th4t the Lady arrived to London !I- - - the mouth 'of ,Altirch, 1817. Of the 39 .. '"..fira'fililii.lttirthi; i ntltt'er, the gt eat(r;totinhei we're so examined in order to speak to the identity -s the parties : the marriage tvas ploy, ti by the putt it who solrutnized . it according to the tires of the Catholic church of Sicily. Sir ‘VILLIasI SCOTT, delhied the uattire of the present proceedings, gave srnteuce. He observed that the parries itt this cause were net. thee of them minors ; Lord Herbert being up wards of 21; and theteloce competent, (de eve! of the law, to take the stet, he hal drcided tun, ; and the 14tlly Octavia Spinelli, although sonit. what older than hints, if, was yet not of au age which of itself implied atty iticongrnity in the match. It appeared that Lad Herbert, being iii the year 1814 in Sicily, was intioduced by Lady lientinck into the fatnily of the Prince de Butari, whose palace was the great resort of all the English Nubility who visited that country, anti who were always received with the *onto t hospitality. (it tha. hospitality Lord Herbert was a constant partak , r, being frequently :volt time family once or !iv ice a-day, botl.t at Palermo it , d • in the country. He appeared to have sedidowdy endeavoitred to gain the good opinion of the Pritice.ss, whose husband dying in June, 1814, she slimily alter, according to the testimony of • her sister, the Duchess di Sall Giovanni, clan destinely married Lotd Herbert. Ilavieg coin mewed on this part of the evidence, and on the wanner its which the matriage was celebrates!, the Learned Judge rematked, it was not for • bins to entertain any consideration as to the propriety of I lie match on either Sine, the °illy question was as to the validity of the thartiage. It was esiasi blishrti by law, that if a mairiage was valid iti the country where it took place, according to the rites and usages of that cout.try, it was a goosl tine here ; and this was NO held (upon a sort of jus ; tor, lioweser naked the forms might be, however meagre itt 5111)SlatIce, provided they con formed to that standard, the canonical law re cognized them as pettedly * valid. Now, the evitletice as to the facts attending tie cele !nation in the resent ease, established the cer tainty of those hams been complied silth, and Ilse opinions of several Jodges of nexed to the impels bets,te the Limit, c,e ttlt ft - sermined the validity of Ibis wan liege, although tt clandestote one. After s om e torther alt 'omit s to the .cope amid intentiost of the law of Sicily reciosling nostriages of this descriptiou, 11;e Couit s,rotigly It probated the idea that tt should x peeled to call in the aid of a foreign criminal t actment, acknowledged to be almost , tortna.it its opetatioo, in aid of its f iris jolitottetion—a itteasto e to which it was iticompetent add in ,e h uo principle coold he for one iffiiment ilidde out. And it whose salt t Nut sit that of etc father, the party coutentplated by the vita, tinelit, bull at chat of Lord lit-Oki"' himself; who hail at owedly iists ii eel it. Ft 0,11 the ii hole of the evidence, the Court thought tl.e Lily e nsio r d to her prays., ; :end therefore decried Lou) I.lcr. here he receive her as 1115 wite with atfectiott, and is, entity, to it, by the first day of Ali c i.,aelinas ern', that he h ,i 1 complied with - • v is ,finer pt ti t:s e t y i d 1): 03 ) 114. ~ fh suit c o.uniticecl ill !Si:). ICII A DSON, GOODLUCK and Co. re 'spret fully acquaint the Polilie that the STATE LOT. ILItY of t 0,900 Tickets will belrio drawing the I Ith of MAY, Second and Last Day, 21st of.MAY. Th e .4CH 14:M14 . ..contains t Prizes of.. ,020.000 Money 2 dit o ' ditto 2. , ditto • 1, 0 .00 Money 4 ditto" &c. &c. &c . . Fir‘t-drtiwn Prize of (20,000 Money in addition. - Second-drawn Prize of kiu,ovo consols in addition. TICKETS ttml SHARER are on sale at RICHARDSON Gt , ODLITCK :21111 CO.'S Ittlic,s, BANK-BUILDINGS, Cure• hill, and I - Acing the Gate of the King's Mews, CHAgING. CROSS. Jnud J SI X'li.l%'lt 1G lIT, iu requesti ng the • Putt wing.. for the State Lottery of only 10,000 Tickets, to begin Drauing On Tuesday, the t lilt May, hare She pleasure of sayitig it coutaiof 'many attractions, particu larly 10 early piirehasers, for TWO of the (iciiid Prizes of -20,009/. must be ctral;'n iu the firt'Five Minutes. The Scheme contains 2 Prizes of ,0.000 Money. 2 •21.1 , 1/00 Consols. 2,000 With thu usual proportion of minor Capitals. and Shares for which are. on Sale at their Old and Fortunate - Offices, ;7, (7ornhill ; 38, ; 11, Hol born ;- and 141, Oxford -street ;. where they Sold itt Shares, 1-4,2011 LlO,OOO 15,7604 30,3U0 HOOFING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ME . - N colleegitt•tice of I lie heitetirial Effects of 11.0C11E'i EM 11110 C NTION for t he Cure of tio.l distress ing Comphlint the I1001'INC; ( 01 , 611, his Maje.ty's Letters Patent were granted to to secure to hint his vd- Inable . - --- :%lany thousands of Children are cured annually, by this Remedy. On the first attack, an immediate application of the 101111t()CATION will prevent the compl—.nt taking any hold of the constitution, and a test times: nay et:my:lett ly cu re. 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(iENI4:I(AI, INI)EX to the NEW SERIES of t he MONTI ILY /LEVIEW, Vol. Ito 81, on the Plait the Index to the Old Series, n'itl► Improvements. A very lin►ite►l number of this necessary Key tie a must extensive re turd of Literature, Itimiestic anal Foreign, has been struck off•, and all Possessors of the lteview w►ll Lind their Sets in cu►nplete, am) of very difficult reference, without this Index. To all other Literary Persons, also, it is extremely useful AA >tu iiiii Citalogne of lioulfs, ptililislied from the year 17911 to 1816, both inclusive, in alphabetical Otder, classcil and priced.= Sold by J. Porter, Pall-Mall; and Longman and Co. Pa ternotier-row. In a ttw Days wi!! he publisll,4l, T" THIRD N UN! ItEit of . he QUA R. TERLY AIUSICAL MAGAZINE and !LEVI 12. W. ! CONTENTS. .1. S. H. in an , wer to Mr. Taylor—Elements of Vocal Science—OH th e of Ilan,lel—Essay on the Ch3ravter of Nltisiei:+ns—The Musical Student, Ni. I—Nle. Paylor un i% Masses rrnd Oil Modulation —Memoir of Paisiello— Preliminary Helton.lis on Bass Lacy—The Philharmonic Society—Treatises on singim:— solfeges Latiza—Joa.se, and Ferrari-11r. Horste)'s New Cornioisitions—Burrow e s', Tliorougli Bass Piimer—Jouste's Arcanal4—.l-10Wel'S sacred • D i l Tatillletato — Buttrowys'i Air with variatiou.—,Moore% Sale of Kalbremh.r's Polonoise—l'alliio's La Belle Eceossoise— Latour aml Cramer's Prellid , s--Clarti, ,, 's pert pardoned— iota for ever—llisho l i's, Feast of Roses—Alt wood's Her hawk were clasped—Wenlie's Grecian Air, tool !'resent State tub Nlusic in London.. rrati.ck, ;_wd p,t, rw m„.. r „ w ; and Clbypeil and Cu., Ncw tcet. rf ref 10 9 ' ,cr Fs ; r il.O 1)11 10 1 ‘ 41( 1 I;i3 tor. [1" his ikc 14 . 1 rs; ' (7 a 0 be E f },e` ; p n ;Q . D~~