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London, England, 1826-05-15 00:00:00

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before the I'NTIVERSITV of t
Lecture founded by the late Rev.

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Salisbury.
By the Rey. GEORGE CHANDLER.L.L.D.
Late Fellow of New College. Rector of Southsto. Warwickshire,
District Minister of Christ Church. St. Mary-le-bone. London.
and Domestic flotplain to his Orme the Duke of Bucclesch
and Queensberry.
Oxford: sold by .T. Parker: and C. anti J. Rivington, St.
Pauli Church-yard, Waterloo-place. and 148. Strand. Landon.
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Of whom ma► he had, b► the same Author,
A SPA:II4,N ore/whet, h Lambeth Chanel. on Sunday. Jul•
1111 S. at the CONSECRATION of the Right Rev. JOHN
RANKS JE NKINSON„ H.D., Lord Bishop of St. David's.—
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HIGHLAND MARY. By the Author of Foundling
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AN ADDRESS to the MANUFACTURERS of the
UNITED KINGDOM. stating the Cows which. have
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the Proposal of a Remedy, which will remove their Distrebses, in.
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By WILLIAM HALE.
" Whatever is morally wrong, can never be politically r
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C. Fox.

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LISBON PAPERS.

Lissom, Aram 19.
• The Government has ismed orders to the Commissioners ap.
paoted lo regulate the distribution of prize-money from the late
Use, to premed with all possible despatch, and has called on the
pentane who have claims to send in their papers as soon as
poftible.
The Board of Health has issued an edict, which states, that
ellicial information has bcen received from the Portuguese COOKS'
at Gibraltar that a malignant fever wes raging at Salle, and that
Tangier was suspected ; so that a quarantine had b'en ordered for
ail ships coming from that place to Gibraltar. which news has
Sreo confirmed by subsequent aeconnte. Accordingly, the Board
tom ordered strict quarantine of thirty days far vessels from thiste
pacts, which are, besides, only to be admitted into the port of Lie.
beet. Ships from the other ports of Morocceo to perform 21 days
qu.vantme, and from Gibraltar and Alalwilrag 12 days.
On the Inth a solemn funeral service forhis late Majesty was ,1
Perfecting in the church of the Royal Convent at Bentivehoo Co.
este. de Jesus, at arbralisV: ki Weft tire- leftente; iris augmal
daughters. the Court, the Dip!orra..e Body, and vast concourse of
pestles of. all ranks attended. Tate Right Rev. Father Jose
agoatinho de Macedo preached, with his usual eloquence. a tune.
rig uratine. which will he printed. The church was richly deco. 11
IA ed, and the whole ceremony was distinguished by the magma.
Stal,V sultiblc to the occasion.