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London, England, 1812-05-28 00:00:00

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ozroso, MAY os.
At an Ordination•itint on Trinity Sunday, by
if* L.o.J Digit ip of this I)iocese, in the Cat:tech-Al
Ihurch of Christ, the following Gentlemen were or-
dained :

?RIMS.
Rey. WM. Russel, Fellow of Magdalen.
Rev. Henry Boardman. Fellow of Oriel.
Rev. Peter Johnson, Fellow of Lien.
Rev. Charles Mills, Fellow of Magdalen.
Rev. James Goddard, Fellow of St John's.
Rev. John Allen, Fellow rf University.
Rev. Willians Vault, Fellow of Beliol.
Rev. Edward Davison, Fellow of University.
Rev. Charles Arnesley, Fellow of All Souls.
Rev. John Birt, Chaplain of Christ Church.
DieCOUS.
John Maekie,.A.M. Student of Christ Church.
Ws:llam Elliott. A.B. Fellow of Exeter.
Bennie Finch, A.B Student of Christ Church.
Will am James, A.M . Felow of Oriel.
Charles Ley, A.B. Fellow of Ballot.
Charles. Barter, A.M. Fellow of Baliol.
Henry Pommy, A M. Fellow of Magdalen.
Lewis Sneyd, A.B. Fellow of All Souls.
Matthew Fortetieue, A M. Fellow of Oriel.
John Norman, B.C.L. Fellow of Trinity.

SPORTING INT.ELLIGEIVCII.

ASCOT-HEATH RACES.
TUESDAY, MAY 26b

Hie Majesty's Plate of 100 p by hunters, the best of three 4-mile
beats ; 4 year adds, 11E. 21b. s year olds, list. Alb. 4 year
olds, ► 15t.12 b. and aged, 12st. Mares allowed 411 s.
Mr. Starling's cb. in. Maid of the Mill, aged
Mr. Barsoe's ch. in. by Trombone, 6 yrs .
Mr. Milton's b. g. Blue Ruin, 6 yrs.
Blue Ruin the favourite. •
The OatlaW§takes, far bones of alleges, 2 year olds excepted,
' • " Sege. each, 20p. it.
Mr. Blake's Sprightly, 4 yrs. Rat. , •
Lord G. H. Somerset's eamerten, 4 yrs.- list. 6lb.
Lord Jersey names Sdegtail. 4 yrselst.
H. R. H. the Duke of York's Britannia, aged, Sat. 21b.
General Grosvenor's Gitatiiana, 3 yrs. Est. 31b.
An Say sace.
1 lie Renewed Sweepstakes of logs. each, for ill ages, for the
years 1812 and 1813; 4yr olds, 7st. 95. Syr olds. Bst. Sib.
6'yr olds, fist. 111 b. and aged, gat. Mares allowed 31b.
tord.Lowther's Variety, 4 yrs 3
• Mr. Norton names Lord C. Somerset's b. e. Angelo,' 4 psi 2
Marquis Cornwallis name Capt. H. Vyse's Senator, 4 yes S
Mr B. Craven names Gnardy, 6 yrs - 4
blr. Lenin's names Br, ak, 8 yrs
Var:.ty the favourite.
A grand match takes place at the next Newmarket
Boughton Meeting, for a thousand guineas, beiween
Mr. Mia. Lint's Bodkin and Mr. PAINE'S True.--
At the same Meeting, Mr. SUAKSPEAR'S Hydaspes
is snatched against Mr. MuLtstt's Maria, for duet
bhndred guineas. . .
The King's Plate, at Guildford, was won by Mr.
Zunott's g. Hylas, beating four othsrs. •

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HAYMARKET THEATRE.••••Last night the Tragedy
of the Merchant of Venice WAS performed at this
Theatre, in which Mr. TERRY played ShyANL Mr.
•Tsßtty vane forward in the character under very
great disadvantages of comparison ; yet, in some of
the scenes, be evinced a considerable knowledge of
'his author, and exhibited strong symptoms of pos-
sessing those talents which may be matured, eventu-
_ally, tato excellence. Miss MACAVLEY, from the
.Dublin _cage, made her first appearance before a
-London audience in the character of Portia : her
Verson is about the middle size, and her features ra-
ther pleasing than expressive : she sustained the cha-
racter throughout with great effect, and was most
deservedly applauded. The other characters were very
ably supported. The House was well attended.

Mr. Aunt, Proprietor of the Wholesale Furniture I
Warehouse, 61, Pall-Mall, respectfully. acquaints the
Nobility trid Gentry about to Furnish, that in ad-
dition to his elegant Tea-coloured Chintz, he has suc-
ceeded in the production of a permanent dr,-..-se Green
Chintz, designed for the decoration of Drawing-rooms.
N. B. Mr. A. wishes to dispese of all such of his
Furniture: which remain of the last year's produc-
tion, at very reduced prices. .
The Budget—The Lats.—The new Minister is ex-
pected to contract for the Loan, and bring forward
his Budget in a few days. There is another Budget,
however, which attracts the attent on of the public at
this time—the Budget of Capital Prizes, which is to
be drawn on Thursday next, the King's Birth-Day.
Of the contents of this budget, those who delay
their purchases can have no chance, as there are but
WOO Tickets---hardly equal to the consumption of a
country town.
Saturday, Mrs. Hawk, of St. Get-mains, Corn.
dropped down dead in North Corner-street,
Plymouth-Dock, as she. was returning to the Market-
boat to go home.—She has left a family of thirteen
children.
Saturday night, William Gordon, a respectable
young maniof Plymouth-Dock, was drowned, while
1-hing off the Quay at North Corner.
The Stockton mail was lately °vet turned on its pas-
sage from that place to York, in consequence of which
Mr. Walker, of Stockton, was much bruised; and a
woman passenger received so much injury that her
life is despaired of; the guard was also dreadfully
bort, and is reported to be xince.dead.
At important Dimmer', Eighteen rears Established
in thijrst City in the World—Consequently it becomes
a duty incumbent on the proprietor, to give it if pos-
sible, universal publicity, which he is now endea.
♦ourin§ to accomplish, at an expence little short of
'Three fhousand Pounds a Year, by hourly inform-
ing and hourly proving to mankind of all descrip-
tii us, that those who are tortured with the Gout,
Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Head-
ache, Bilious Sick Head-ache, Asthmatic, Consump-
tive and Bilious complaints, Tooth-ache, Face-ache,
or Ear-ache, may be cured in a reasonable tittle by
, the use of the Gussrontaw MEDICINNS 1; and by ap-
plying to the Inventor, B. Goal., Cliymist, No. 9,
Great Surrey street, Illack-friars-bridge, between the
lours of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday ex-
cepted,) may be perfectly relieved before they leave !
him, which is such an earnest of cure as no empiric
' or regular practitioner. except those that practice
with the same preparations, did ever dare to promise,
because not being able to succeed, they would prove
themselves impostors, and the lame ducks would
quack so loud as to be distinctly heard at an im-
snense distance, justly pronouncing them pretenders
only to medical knowledge. The truth of which may
be seen by examining the STAR newspaper, which
will lead to conviction the most obstinatc6ceptic.