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London, England, 1808-05-10 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

May 25. Edward Atkinson, late of Billioge, Lancashire, fi.s:ian.
manufacturer, at eleven, at the Minorca Inn, Wigan.
May 27. Robert Banks, of Bamber Bridge, Lancashire, cotton-
manufacturer, at eleven, at the White Horse, Preston.
May V. Evan Banks, of Bamber Bridge, Lancashire, cotton-
manufacturer, at eleven, at the White Hart, Preston. _

ECCLF.SIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. T. Lee, B. D. late Fellowof Trinity College,Osford,
is elected President of that Society.
The Rev. T. Browne, Fellow and Tutor of Christ's College, is
elected Master of that Society, in the room of Dr. Barker ; and
J. Haye, Es+ senior wrangler. and first medallist in 1804, is ap.
pointed Tutor in the room of Mr. Browne.
Ortroan, MAY 7.—The Right Hon. Lord Clive has presented
the Rev. Mr. Burke to the Vicarage of Oswestry, in the county
of Salop, void by the death of the Rev. D. Crifth,.
- The Dean and Chapter of Chester have presented the Rev.
Hugh Cholmondeley, B.D. Dean of the Cathedral, to the Rectory
of Tarporley, in the county of Chester, vice the Rev. S. Jackson,
M. A. deceased. •

The Dean and Chapter of Bristol have presented the Rev. F.
W. Blomberg, A. M. to the vicarage of Bradford, Wilts ; and
nominated the Rev. N. Ruddock, A. M. Minor Canon of the
Cathedral, to the Perpetual Curacy of Churchdown in the county
of Gloucester.

BIRTH.
Sunday last, at Adbury-House, the Lady of David Chanthen,
Esq. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At Kensington, yesterday, James Sykes, jun. Esq. of Arundel-
street, to Harriet, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Abdy
AMY, Rector of Thoydon Gevnon, Esser.

DIED.

Lately, at Lichfield, Mrs. Taylor, wife of Captain William
Taylor, of his Majesty's 38th Regiment of Foot.
At Glasgow, on the 34 ult. Major James Richmond, of the
3d or Royal North British Dragoons.
At Gibraltar, on the 13th of March last, Mr. John Hyndman
M.-Pherson, midshipman on hoard his Majesty's ship Renons-
nee son of the late Alexander M'Pherson, Esq. merchant in
Glasgow.
Saturday se'nnight, at Brompton Park House, in the 56th year
of her age, the Hon. Mrs. Sarah Perceval, daughter of John Ho-
warth, Esq. of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, and niece
of the late Richard and William and John Baphaw, of Oakes, in
the county of Derby, wife of the Han. Edward Perceval, s. carld
surviving son of the late Earl of Egmont, and brother to the pre-
sent Earl, and also half brother,, by his father's side, to Lord
Arden and the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, the present Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer.
HIGH WATER AT

_ TO-MORROW.
Morning 58 minutes after 2
Afternoon 2O miautee after

SALE TY AU.Q.IIOI\T.
BOOKS is VA RIOUS J.,ANCX.AOIIeS. ARTS araISCIENCitt
yip Mr. RICHARDSON,—By Order of tire Execute-As ea tit
premiles, No. 9, York-street, Cement Garden, pquerrety,
way It, and the right following days, and on Monday,
9.;ft, zed the eight following days at Twelve
"'TIRE Valuable and Exteusive COLLECTION o',
-11. BOOKS, the sole Property of the late Mr. Jahn Saagtbt
Bookseller, deceased, including the most celebrated Authors ki
Divihity, History, Voyages,Travels„ Biography, Nnaral Hi tory,
with fine cotoured Plates ; best Editions of the Classics, r. s.
. extremely rare and in elegant bintllng.—To be viewed on Thai*
day, Friday, and Saturday previous, and mornings of sale.
Catalogues, price its. (annwed to purchasers) may be had oa the
Premises, of Mr. Clarke, rond-Ftr.,i; Mr. Ford, Manchester;
Mr. Deighton, eimbridge ; Mr. Cooke, Oxford; and of Mt,
Richardson, No. 31, Strand.
In

pursuance ofultoniatission ot ApOratitezocret and ale, add
from the High Court of Admiralty to Saimaa:: Patvat, 4424
bOlll4 HAWKER, Earirs.
At the London Inn, on Friday-the 1 2:11 May inst. at 11 o'cleekik
the Porenaon,
ABOUT 210 CHESTS of LEMONS, hndea
from the American Ship MANCIIr•T ER, detained cn tee
voyage from Cadiz, bound to Philadelphia, by the Private Skip
of War CA ROL/ N r.

For viewing, and farther particulara,aprly to the above mention.
"ed Conunisbioners three days previuus to the Sale, or to
Mr. EDWARD 'NNE, Merchant, Ilymouth.
Also, restored to the Clainiantsof tht American Shlp Baran,
Thomas Washburn Master,
1047 Bags of Wheat,
60 Barrels of Flour,
6 Do. Bees' Wax,
2.5 Cwt. White Oak Pipe Staves.
For Samples, Catalogues, and further Particulars wile
Mr. JOHN HAVaEIt,
Sd May, 1808.

Plymouti

rum couutis,
col re AsTEIMM, ANTI) CONSTTMPTIONS:

I) OBBElill's BALSAMIC ELIXIR; nreinft
1; rope. There juttly celebrated Drnp,,hy their happy .d
immediate effea in removing the moil i.hflinate Coughs or Ca-
tarrhs, and all tendency to Confumption, render than a valuable
Family Medicine. At d when we conf:d..r the variahletcfs at
our Climate, which c (natality Induces as to catch cold, and that
from this taking cold originates a ninltitude of ilifeafea, as Anima,
Pains in the Cheft, Offen five Brea I h,11.11 imitation of the Lungs,
and Confuniption, with a long train of evils-1.0 head of a L.
mily Mould lie down without a frnall fv-piy at loft, of
:Lip al-
moft inftaotanentts remedy. Many thonfmal peifons un teLtify
the happy effrets they have received from it, when every •otbec
Medical afilitance had failed.

A CAU I'ION —Obterve the name of R. Ruder, No 4, Cheap-
tide is engraved on a black flaw, which is al set to web bottlq
all others are eouterfeits.__

Sold at Mr. lintlte's, No. t, Cheapfide corner of Pater:lurid'.
row; and retail by Cap. Corner of Spring, Gardens; Clark, 24.
Borough; Mr. Baxter, Edinhurgk and Glafiner : and may he had
of matt Country MedicireVerpiers. in Nor], zs oti a» c' 6c au.*