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Conitat)le, witlitti the several Couniie's , , itf Fag10+1(1 4:41 %VALI. , Pre+01)1111! tif;titrt, ,the (Ace, of Chief cmist,ihtv is attepileti wipitronlolc, expellee. a►► ! lugs rat time to the. persons executing the same ; and that it is expedient that,reasonlble Compett iatinn Aboulif tilloyerlto persirps executing the said office; but there is lbo provision by Law for that portiose. . , The Ciapses empn'vcr the Ati;gistrates, at their Genersl Quarter Sessions, to order rea s onabl e Compensations to Chief or high constables, for their time, tr9utilv, and expenres in executing their office. Such Compensation to be paid out of the enmity Rates ; and to be dectped a Colfili6isatioli foj such 61)01;1e, exlience, and lust of time. This Day was pubiiiimd, Ovo. si, (id. 131-IROSYNE, a Grecian Tale;, ALASUAIiI, an Arabian Talc. - - ... By H. °ALLY KNIGHT, Eq. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street. Lately was published, by the sit= Author, ILDERIM, a Syrian Tait., 81'o. 4s. THE NEW TRAGEDY. Tet-morruw will be published, B'm 31. ricturtning Office, - 24,1817. VIP; xt.uEsTy's is.tvy ON lIALF-PAY. • IFiSION CRS for VICTUALLING 'Y's NAVY (to whom the execution of the he Medical Department of the late Trans gly been transferred) hot considering it the Adtirr,,,j of Medical Officers on Half.. ace in each Year, Notice is hereby given Jim their Quarterly Address will, for the with; CO that, in future, it will onlY •hern to transmit , the particulars u( their 'dice on the 9lst,December, in the present, 'g rear, provided, however, they (fount :heir Abode, in which crent it will he im- R.,rthwith to report their Removal to Olio -at, hoinediate stoppag e being otherwise ne• against their Hair-Pay. ' I'ItO VIDENT LIFE 0FF1C.14., Met; So uthasoptoo-street, May 5, I Rl7. 04106: ii horehl, giVeTI, that an ANNUAL 167 4 COURT will he holden here on WED rs .::ith tostint, when it SC.ITEMENT of the , ' , 4 ' l iYl` t .l'll he sohntitted, a DIVIDEND prnrosedvansd ottb:"Piiic4-. for the ELECTION of DIRECTORS, .are who annually go colt. t it J. T./MR.I3ER. BEAUMONT; Nit will he taken at Oneilo"'ngoicnligp.preicris.4:l7. ---.......___ qr ' TltiN i Y, 44 1 th e i °t h MAY, THE LAST DAY, ,llowing Capitals . L. mu eest 115 Drawn ! ! • 4 .. .. •• • •of ........ ,ouo, 4 . .................. 2,000 3 i-1.::::: .................. I,ooo' . 1a60....... ................... aoo t zk;witi,,,:..A. ............ 200, &c. &c. I . tero .r i ; `!,._ I I 4 1 * the Contractor, returns his 17 . 14 t 't the 1 , 1 11 '!" 3 lilt the unexampled increase of the i . kh t i ',pe t , at his Offices, 37, Coruhill, 88, traY -0111„4,,t;..! Maori), and 141, Oxford-street, , where t:iii.miTltniTlit,tiis%irranted untlrawn) ColltiOtle ou Sale. tts l. : i 3 c „ ) , 1 14 "We' but a ni , der.tre advance , in the o ili t i l," iii tii:idereds that only FOUR CAPITA I.F; k• N it ' t : Whel firft, d Cdr nil that till , t ‘ he alm! kkt .. 1,1 4 ,, ,r _ ..1 and .Nlllsl* lie awn in ON h. DAY as YL ( 7 l 'e ~1 4 r'etitire,tliat Day, if unsuccessful lii the 1 , 441 it!lc ,Cliattre of training a Tieltet in the t...4.4,1,4.:ime Schem e uf wlelt.:conluitli 1.•...."!.. • ' 15 4 3 00 2. , Prizil 0f... 4.,A00 • ‘tl t ft,'''.•. *• '! 20 's-N•i 4 I 0. '300 ,'" • • 1 000 ' •,,i'itt,li-l'el'iq i s ' . 3 ' -, c .".. . 0 ~ ,,; .,4 ! .it ii iti. E.., thrretore most. pr,opitiotts fdir nth , o -,•?,,..• -...,_,!_!i140Ce of getting. a Wank. _ th".4t;l? pri ott l'il• li7tY was publithed, ' . ' • - I i lt I , • 1 it '. t "lscrip Bro. Sccond.Edition, price 9s. rAn, . boucis, . ; t SI-' l4 . ' 11 D 1 Ls of coQuErrss ; a ~, t,,,,,,, hi, .••• •-• i , ti 44,,, r" far Arrhibafil Constable antl Co.; 404 , •,:i114,,,244 41 , t '''"don. ..."'•• ,7t!tx,; 1 2 4 ) . hr karl, he the same Author. •.. ."111; with other roma, foolscap (leo. 7s. ~~n l ~~ ...... NERP:.II.I)IIrasE AND ITS;cos , Alv. •ft. sERUENCIis. 11. 'ttlf,,..iii4 I) f 1 14 r4;' , .11 4 ,, 4 Y "'as published. i 1 6 11,„ , 41,, ''t I t ice Ss. illustrated with Cases. , ,niii,'lloN`"Af.4 Ifts . .l'il s le, rill the Pa Fe• 1 ' eir the 'lil ( Ilan of the VENEREAL DISEASE, r 44 .,,r: 4 14 1 ,1tij:, 1. r4 i v s ter, Sy mpiouls, and Tr . e . atne . itt u ttf ,,, l n te_ 7 Ik e 1,,t4„11,,,,r remotely connected trap It • .e. lti'" r‘ p.(litali,, `'leet, Stricture, Multi Dada 1 gel . i .f t i t?: : Slt , lttr y ‘;' and common Bougie, Cutaneous l•rt I , ' 'lNity I , l , l vreitl Di- sec 1 t•ltility gen"al "vt,"- ,' I :I I ,;,''''' (I, '''''eratito'teaßtt.'Se. Comprising an 4-e -' ' 'N i el: , tir sudents, 4111; n Guide to the genera„ I , ' l ' l 41 1 7 '141 with select Prescriptions, applicable to l i li lt "i 'mie. 1 , 4 441 's 11 % N I. C \TON 1 ot„, it litt., ite _ ••, urgeon, lute o• ' 1 4, 1 4,,,,,° , 1 It„„!,,, Ne weastle-strret, Strand, g 1, • i11.N,,--i•iils id St . Thimiles arid Guy's. ~ '34urivoud and Co. 40, Paternoster-row, ' I T'o•-•=h— ,,, N 'i 11;31---.........,_ ) , lijniiq q l, N e ~`', 1 ' Av; oa, ESQ. ~, i ii!i tt , vt ortage-stteet, Lutidon t 'A ' .4 tiN t e t t , :. e 4 or t . 1,4,1 I,,tilioril) ynti, that ever SU 7 lee , the ' 1 4 t; 41 ' 0 11,. ,'-', A mit;tv.t with the I.ttes 1 ent . r . !a I kt t ioe i tl „ ",,Y. resisting every course of meth. ins . iiki.t4,,,..41441; tanuent of , the faculty here, till ll 4 11 . 7 .. 1 447 1, 11,b 1 :h.' ILA .kl'arSeenf 41 1TiititP:1, atl4l twice f ile f ., t ii), ~ Pl With tittle relief , would aPPrar to .ttliti+.l4k•tc:',"'.l.4te nature. In the spring ' of but Year tti t h a el:„... l i'lltdo shell a head, as nvartv to pura period ulcer * v tract V Vl ll v l t 'r iq "' l' 1 , 4;4 nrtt)l'l'ite °U th"'.tsr"Wil "f I }lt Ali 1 4). V- 41j /j : t :49 d,,,,,,v:' A wete . broke out indt fril l .11 a ,iltil" . 1 ft)i. th e ,'"'lll'i painful, anti ha . been . 1_ ,1kt,,,,."1t it, ~,,s "tt r,' painful, years; my left had also ' , ls,l';lti lig h„4 very nttich di.coloured, and ray! I ,: tl rt!)t'e ti,',7„`,.' 1, itatticularly %lien warm in .b ed, t.+l t . 1 I l t gl y t t ,' l .)): N . ,c, r '-'lt ; iit thiS , ianietitable , iritatt 1, i n il kit u i ll t;slii h e ' re 'i :T. Ttiarnp4nti, (Wl!ir feeelvet i l in s: il, 1 1,,, ' , V oft ti , .0 take your Lealte s 1 atent 1 - f 44, 11 114' 4 4 t • U r e . IY-141,1 of.hlay • in the course of a I t°, th t 3 4r, CeiVe henefit .ii; little more limn a 41' iL 4 .1k%P . s l i?tl Y ,I;:!' N a nd arms tvere soundly healed— . 44.1iii'diNet,i, gs ht ;sled also ; leavin how / tn, , , )'•'. 'Llil‘timil in the shin tii ~. ,t. liy tb ,hi ••' ',` • I little ttt, tpc t• it, ~f )o -,L etaing of God, •01l a ~. ~.,,nd pain 01 the k l . „ h1.,.., 1 . 'tt, 11,1 _, r lav,ilttable Medicine, substdcu , t r ig „ 4 4 , 14 tr.L': ~Ittli regaining its natut•al hue, and ,pf,ie a,,,frily regaining 0r._.1 thins becalite, by i.itt,,411-ii,',l,t,'-lia.l,j,'4T6tte, pvrfeetly free (root all ItlY, ,l_it•ittitilr; qte,,,,tl.;.•''t'euvered my tOrnier spirits i,' 1 ,1,, 'll,''',"ltht t )4llt Y niul fat, in whirl' state liar lig Lths.Ptlviiiti„ii!ou tire nst onislittan t t of all who h new l'it,;,iisci,,,Ktitid , ii .' tornis t'• expres s Inv gratirtide, but '44,Sii..rldtle 4, 4t:ir stlift.-iii'r 1 21;ti•tlit; 1.) It."1•e A'la'i' ty,4:5t.,,, :*,l!,Nk.ibie 1., 1 .i'- ii „iii' ' % , i. occa gt,„ • , •11 1 4 , ,., 0 , . •• . s Li, *est ,Y , *(4l , 0 , ,I Y tihlizt., , • , ~.,. 1.. • u,edient, vtry ti muhle servant, - l'''',4 -”r • ALE*. AlUltl:Ell. • _ 11,4, 1tiv,,,,4 eet, Edinburgh. 4 I 'l l 4, \4 ). a •, sh e h e nitute di;Curer.-- Ai,si l (); I),(Ad tiLv etittltr,/ Market, Edinburgh; '-ic,,,lithy,l .."'tnibly (46it!, E.dinburglt. . , t '?•, • .,: i th, i "," ,cde Vitspriettir, -1.'ff0:11 As TAY. t:liii.‘l;,.i'' 11,,`„.").'41 Ctalei.t.e final', tittrgeolis, at his . I . tt, si.! LI il •-k. 4'14 tv,t, i ,„ 1(1 „. I - lfter a ),,,lc i „t 4 i i ~ l itre' b an ~,,. , ' 4t , tc, • . . - N.1. , 'itt I,,'' Citrelrt " )C , li' , , 11l a Apractice Nutt ,, I, , l et 1i . 1.t, 6t , ,: t eitcryal.Ccalplaiitts and t host 0. ~ at it:, t,itltilerhtion, wth. 1-hi et inviolable .-."7.1 'qt.., .''! .I!rofeis....on shOttltl'alwayss oli4erre-in ~,, ~,• , , ins t ir I „ , • L •• , I II advtce and assistance lop I N;t: t, I ~,41,111Z15.011.S tlkirtg this Itlediciiie, will .i •Vtnibigp•t- ~. I. g ,:,"' , f • he convenience 0. •• • is / : ~. . • ,i, Nu. tcl, () xford-strect ; -,, et-Hilt; Mr. Baxiers, •,vell',, I.)ithlitt t noel by , 0 iii Great liritaio aid -tattputi, tool Seole•I .1 p ~,,,retly persons, of eishor ' - , :41 , ; t,./.l,ojvc.,llocftcy) ari a illarty. r rom Cdr t 31r ded 01 hE Y.ll for 1 11 P, s hot tj, IY bi n A , nor: Re Nhiii Win u dirb kb- tp , orpi ct 04,1 6 t , 4 `* () NI N 600' Itirti l4rt4h ed t o ti CIO 4 wild has 1100,4 tts 4ty t o u. !um art r44l ' t t kti.. 144 onc e h Ile Orke. ) ., 4t, t hi t t sece 44 1)eli‘ e d 1/4474 upol, tt kit,, °this o dic . ti 44 : t ts. l ( Ctici t l) l Pliko tor t 01 14,4 4 P O II the 1 11 )" 124 1-‘' as Tiiii A POSTATL : a 'Tragedy in Piye Actii, noir performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent•Caucten. fly BiCIJAIII) ~ ' ,l•iiEt„ &lg. • Printed for John ;Nliirray, Alhemarie-street. . • of whom may be had, A Seventh Edition of Bertram: a Tragedy, by the Rev. It. U. Maturin. 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REPORT of the PROCBEDINGS or a COll- MITTEE of the NAVY 130AltD, sitting at Potts• mouth, from the :Mit of October to the 9th of November, 181 ti, to inquire into Comphiint made by the Chaplain. re specting the conduct exercised • towards bim, in his pro fessional sitiritiori t by . the tesidtnt Cummissiuner, the Hun. Sir George Grey, ilarr. by the Rev. Turrns ttimmEs scar LLD. Chaplain 'in Ordinary to his Itoyol Highness the Prince Regent, Cfriolaio of his Majesty's Vock.lard at Port...- mouth, atilt Vicar of Nlonliton in Thanet. - 'Printed for.T. Cadeli and W. Davies, - Strand. • - This Day-were published, ILipdsoniefrprinted in it yolumes Bvu. price, in boards, 181.• SERMONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. IV the Lae WILLIAM. BELL, D.D. 'Prebendary of • tit. P e ter's, AVreittuinster. Published by Joseph .A Ben, M.A. Prebendary of Westminster, and late Fellow or Trinity College, Cambridge. . Printed for F. C. and .1. Bivington, ti 3, S. Nut's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, Of whom may be had, by the same Aiithor, An Enquiry into the llirinii Missions of John the Baptist, and Jews Christ ; so fiir as they cut he Proved from the ch . " autism:Mee. of their Births, and their Connexion with each other. To which are prefixed, Arguments in proof of the authenticity ofthe Narrative of the ilirthi of John and Jesus, contained - in the two first chapters of the Gospols . of St. Mat thew and Si. Luke: A new Edition, in one volume fivo, price in boards 10s. dd. 7 , ELEMENTARY FRENCII BOOKS. Varwere published, • The Second Edition, in imp. price .23. bound, UIIF'S for PRONOUNCING lind READING AN the FItENCII LANGUAGE. .. • By theltev. NBA WORSLSY. Printed far Longman, HurA,. Kees, Ovuie, and Brown, Patekoster 4 OW 4 " This . little volume, with a title ite unassuming; has th e rare merit of performing unity than it Fromises. We hope that this, little wc7Ok will Meet what it deserves, extensive ap, probation and adoption.'---Heleetie Review, Nooe. I It t. As above , may be had ► by the same Author, A FRENCH DELECTUS; or, SENTENCES iand PAS SAGES collected from the ,niost esteemed FRI...NeII AV TI-101tS, designed - to f ilttate a Knowledge of - the , French Tongue. The Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, in I2mn. price 45. bound. , • • This Day was published, In Bvn: Third Edition, price Os. boards, )ARTS itffi,SiTED i 1 1815, by %%ray of Brussels; including a Walk over the Field I) f Battle at Waterbo; Observations On the late ,Nlilitary Events. and Anecdotes of the Engagements; a View of the Capital of Fiance when in tho occtipation of the English nod Pruisian Troops: a minute Account of thew/tole Proceedings relative to the removal of , the plundered Worhi) of Art from the Louvre', with ft etleitiOns this'llleastire; conOttiling with Remarks on the Political Temper and Condition in rind the Charactor of the Bourbon Ooverntltsint; By .1013 N SCOTT. • - Author of a Visit to Paris ill 1814 ; anti Editor of the Cham ' pion; a Political - and Literary Journal. - • Brown, . Printed for. I.ungtutsti,, H ors t, Bees, Orme, and , Paternoster. row. Of whouutuay be had, in Svo. price las. boards, the Fifth Edi .ttoti of •A VISIT TO PAItIS in 1814: Containing . a Review of the -Polit.cal, Intellectual, and Social Condition of the Ftench Capital ; Observations on the Nlatniers of the various CiasSes aT Society: and on the gcueral state o f its I ll forflot. tiott and Attainments in Literature and At ts. THE MARK [:TS. inn. Foreign Wheat 101. 714. Fine ditto 1014. Mt. F:nglith Wheat - 634. Fine ditto —100 s. 1941. Old ditto - SQs• 1201. nye rim" ditto - • - —s. Barley - - - • ZiOs. Fine Grey Pease - LO4. Tick Beans - Ms. 40s, Oh? ditto -60 s. IN.. Small Tick Beans 384. 445. Old ditto as, Os. Feed Oats - 175.'224. Fineditto - - 275. 82s. Poland ditto -20 s. 224. Fine (Into - - • Ms. dlis. Potatue ditto - - 441. Cis. 'tape geed 601. 641. per last. Fine kloar • • 100 s. 1054. Seconds - - 955. lOds, Flue ditto - • 4th. 60s. Nlalt Fine ditto - - • eol. B.ls. Whiterrtale (builerq) ti 1 q. Fine ail - 14 s. 661. Grey Prase - - - Us. 46.1. MAY 9.----This day's Market had a short Sup ply of the rations kinds ut Cattle; Mutton was:cheaper ; Veal was dearer ; fled and Pork mild at lust prices ; trade in general was nat firer brisk. The sales in the Hay-liarket were rather dull ; Clover has dropped in price; Stine feteled a better pike; Hay obtained last prier. 'the following Prices an& Nurribers are an accurate state ment To •ink Ike OITA per stone of Berl, 34.8 A. to 44. gid. NI Atonal.. 10t1. to 48. ea. Veal, .14. 4J. to 64, Bd. Pork, :h. Ad. to 511. Lsoott, 54. Hit. to 7s. Duivats, U4O. Sheep and Lambs, S t -Mo.' Calves, t2CO. Jon. 11.1Y•MA8KET.—itay, to GI. O. StraW, 11. iOl. to 21.5 s Clover, 41. RI O. SPORTING 1 NrrELIAGENcIi". NEWMARKET SECOND hIntING MEETING, 1317 . . , MottoAv, :kitty S. F The Jockey alb Plate of 3045, to he run for by horses the property of Measlier,. of the Jockey Chili, four-yr olds car rying 7st.2lb. five, 8.11..nti. six, Nit. 91h. dud aged, eat. 111 h. 11. (:. 141 Grosvenor's b. C. Labrador, 4 yrs ... 141 )/Arlington's ch. b. Tigri•. 5 yrs 2 Mr. 'Wyndham's IVan Imes, t yr. 3dr. Thornisill's ch. h. Anticipation, yrs 14 Voter's Ditentia, 4 yrs Mr. Vitliets't br. c. Critsailcr, 4 yrs ... I; Mr. ft haktspeore't Osman, a yrt.. stol, ag Labrador-7, to 4 agst Tigris -4 to I iikst. Wan derer-3 to 1 rirst sweepstakes of 150 p each, lOnft. From the Starting Post of Alt.M. to the E.pil of the !lA. 14 Suffield's Bohm, Gat. Mb. IA (4. H. Coventlimb's Bourbon, 9st. 31b. Mr. Lake's Primo Leopold, Bet. 211 x. • 3 Two pd ft. 5 to Tort 13tilov,.—C to 4 on Bourbon. IA Warwick's c. by Dick Andrews, out of Donna Clara, beat Mr. Shakespeare's Motley, Bit. 41b. each. TS.C. Up. •—:-.44 to 4 on Dick Andrews c. Fifty Pounds for three-yr.olds,:. carrying Gat. 21b. four, Bst. five, 9.t. 71b. and aged, Ilst. I 91b. T.M.M. B.C. Mr. Wynilhain't cll. r. by Election, out of Vixen, 3 yrs lai Suitadies cli. c. nulow, 4 yrs Foicy's br. c. by Selnn, out of Pipylino, 4 yrs .. a .Nir. Andrew's br. It. by Orville, 5 yrs Mr. Lee's ch. c. by !leaky, 3 yrs 6 to 9 agst flulow—si to i agst Orville. _ _ . Me. Samli 3 O)l). beat Mojor,Wilson's f. by Juniper, 7st. T.Y.C.. .50gs..—etn 1 on Domiuie Sampson. Mr. Wilran's Young Wizard, Pit. next 1). of Grafton's Pickaxe, est. elb. A.Ji. tag. Dead Heitt.th-4 to 4on Young ‘Viiard. PEDF,STRIANIS,NI. 'OTIMITOOD SI:RUDIM--Yesteraily morning, al tour o'clock; BAKaa and EAToN started in high spirits, each full of confidence in their own suc cess. At .two o'clock, when they went to dinner, BAWER bed gone S9i miles; and EATON 391 They rested until three, when EATot4 set off again ; HAKIM set OW in floc miuutes after With great, speed. HAKIM soon took' the lead, and went on for a short time at nearly five miles an hour ; EATON going on at' about four miles and a quarter, BaKst► being - requested by his friends not to go On 36 fast he slackened his pact. At six o'clock, he had gone fitly-two miles, alitl EATON, at tl►it 51 'miles and a halfl and both were then proceeding with great :Prom their 'starting In the Morning to tour ►►'clock, EATON tested two hours, and liAgßa two 'boors and a quarter. The ntimber nt spectators was very great. Wormwood Scrobbs h about two tidies mill a halt from Hyde Park corner. IVe understood that it is dually settled that the montitneot to the mentorynt the late Lord NELsoN is to be erected ott the Smith Denci, i n a si tuatinn to serve as a mark for both gateways. It is expected the first stone will h i , Li t t on the 4th of Joni, by Isis Royal the Doke of Ct. 4 itniqCrit ac l / 4 .9nipattb;(l by the First Lord of the Admit.ally; and the Corporatioo. Arrangements ore 'in coutemplalion to lender it one of the most interesting xpeeticics ever wit net setl ere.--...(NorMich Mercury, 'May 2,) CUON-EXCIIANOS, 11.1/ot 9.—We bad no fresh Arrivals this morning, but plenty left for the de mand; red Fine Wheat sold at Monday's prices, but Ordinary %vas quite unsaleable; Fine Barley is dill, but middling sorts have Whet' a timer sale; the Oat Trade is Very heavy, at Monday's prices . ; in Pease anti Beans there is no altera- On Wednesday jatst the Annual Meeting of the . Noblet»en and Gentleeien, educated ai the ti.v(; St. Mast Winton Colleges beli at the Thatched House, -where an e*celleilt dinner wits served by Messrs. of which about ti l nietY Gentlemen partouk.—Mr. Causs 'was in the Chair. ' • After the cloth was removed, the Grace, corn. •. • posed by John Reading, to be tiseil at the College .;lection., wail sting with great effect by Mr. Hawes, Mr, yerrail, and the other Professional Gentlemen present.- 7 , " banaue ,Wiecyntiris " MIS then 4iv,cn lyorti the Chair, and the favottrite Glei! of that mime Was Sling, whilst the etiStomal ceremony of passing " the cup " tumid was ob. net't'ed. " The King," . 1 ‘ The ince.ltegent," ()oven," " Prince of Saxe .Coborg and Princess Charlotte." and the Other a . loyal tost'. tisital.oai festive ocpasi o ns, . socre3sion„ and Were dittilk - With becomhitt and approprikte applause.. • a •$ Sir Etswann XNATCnttit.t. theft opologixed roe the absence of,tlie %Vertical, the .liishop of Here— ford, which Was orcksioned by particular nevi, and he proposed his health , w hich was re ceived with every testimony of,respectful attaek• Ment to that venerable and rained Prelate. " The two St. Mary Winton Colleges," " The tWo Universities." " Prosperity to these Public " The Rev. Dr. Clithell; [lead Alas, ter , ot WinClieSter Cullege," were all received with great s enthusiasm, and particularly the last. The CHAIRMAN —ten rose, and stated WI regre t that the unexpected, b u t u n a v o id a bl e a b sence o l the Right Reverend Personage irho was io have presided on the occasion, had placed One so itist. dequate as himself to justice to the situation, in the Chair ; lie had, however, a toast to pro pose which he was •sure Woald lint require stir recommendation from lam to be received With pleasure and repeat t lie would piupose " Thn health of Dr. Goddard;" which was drank COrilingly in a manner th.t sofficiernly marked the feelinv of grateful and affeetionata attach+ meat of tile Meeting to their late amiable and worthy Master. „ Dr. (lobo san, in returning thank, for the Ito• floor that bad been coolerred upon hilt, , said that he could add nothing to the Rept:moots whirl, le expressed when he first had the homier or at. tending the Annual Meetings iu town, but On no 'occasion, had lie here More gratified on o this, when the attachineot anti respect of those present for him had been so GeoiSpielioesly disphyrd ; he should 'ever continne to ft el the most lit ely one• rest in the. prosperity of the Colleges, and of all Wykehansists ; unsi he trusted than such his feel. logs would never be effaced, nor his grateful re, memhrance of the respectful attentions that had been shewn to him at all times. The Chairman then propond the health of the , Bishop of London, iu it neat and eaergetic speech, and it was drank with great applaose. " Tito Warden of the New College" followed: after which Dr. GOODAUD rose and stated, lie b a d . the Chairman!s permission to pripOlC it toast; and lie should propi,se the name of a Noblema n who was an ornament to the College, told to the exalted rank, in life which he filled, and who must be dear to every lover of social order, aid of our excellent Constitution : he then gave " the health of Lord SinsiouTu," which the company received in the most flattering manner. - " The Senior Wykelsamist present" was theta given, upon whit h Mr. WILLIS rose, and, in re. turning thanks, jocosely alluded so his having left the College before the Worthy Caairman who hint reinindell'llint of his grey head, was all infant in his cradle. lie then drew 0 pleasant camparlA son between the advantages 'of youth and - age; but there were two _privileges, lie said, attached to the Low, of which, bnwever, he should not avail hituself—inaklitg a long speech, awl telling an old story he could also have cited cieerd de sellectotk ( 4 11 the sithject 1 but be should couleur himself rt lib quoting au old and valuable spanolt author, awl piesetit the compaay with au apo phthegm, ,which he was sore would be received with plesetlre : concluded by propoiiiitt... . . " NiNV We! ovvvr Want ulti Wow] to horn, .01,1 VVinc to drink, old Boots to react, aut . ! to EmitTrac This sentiment, and the whole of the spevcii, "as received with great admiration and pleasure by the company. " The tstewHrits for the present year," " the StevVards Meet," were oft urwards severity drank'. Alter these toasts, :,ttuTTLei.v oel:a rose . , and buying paid a tribute At jitst and well-merited peßite to the present '2 (I Matter of Winchester tor iege, the Iles, i)Ai-to IVir.t.ti‘ns, he proposed his health, which wus drank amidst the greatest all, phitise. " l i rowerity to the Aleeting," " the Seeretarr to.the Nteeting,'' and many ather toastS gild SO- Chit tielltrhietiis were given between which Itlert4. 11 W Fs, Tottit4a, &e, delighted the; ctoripaily with sevetili fatrutirl!e Glees snit Stings, 'ancriitolottgett the evening trt u hite 'Oa the 2(1 Institut, the foutolittiott sttirm (1f the neW Cost oni•hooie ttfl 1 Lithe.'.oftlee, at Uri:toot-It, tram lai(1; nitlt the tOoial crteittooles, by' Sir MICRAEL SZIANV - STEWAIIt i 13:41:t. lirniltl Master of liettfretv mid Diimh-ittottshirei, A ttrqdeti by tht Nlagietrates, the 1 1 (11)ie Bodies of the phtee, and a grekt notober . ot Brethren (if the different Lodges of thee:lock Sod the ticittiry. l'ierioos to the ceretimity, n Sermon was filvdcll4. etl in the New. Church by the' Rev. Mt. Staut.g. Mr. Sl'm. I3ttxr., Edinbtirgh, is the'Areititet. NORPOIA ELECTION. .„4 sunscßipnoN ions been opened jn sup port the RETURN ofaGENTLENI.I4 coNSTITOTIONAL PaiNCIPLts ri , . S!'i t PLY the 1 • .1- CANCI' oceaohnivil to 'the 11Fi'11.ESEN F.. nos or Ihe ,COUNT' of NORFCZK; by the DE.IT .1 /1 of Sir .IC(iil "ASTLE Y. Subscribers' Names :Ire riTuiveil at the ()nice of Messrs. Francis and Tomer, Sorry-street, Norwich : to witutn also they may be transmitted by Po,t.