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London, England, 1804-11-23 00:00:00

according to yoiir own aicentit, I never before was
M the prekuce of fo learned a man.
The learned Judge, in hit charge. obferred, that
no perfon could lawfully (Mho& the pallige or light
to any one's ancient windows, whether the ground
was his or not, which did not here come into quellion.
The verdig-401. d.tmages and

To be in Fortune's way," is a very common
laying.; yet it is an adage of more importance than
many imagine. The belt mode, perhaps, of proving
it, is by aAing :—Can any good refult from Nov be
ing in the road to the Temple of the blind Goddefs ?
Dom ople imagine that the lies rain Fortunes
01, t they fpontaneoufly vegetate from the earth?
Now, to be indifputably in the way of many chances,
at leaft, of meeting good Fortune, is to be in a Lot-
y ; and in Co unecedently a rich one as that which
is announced for January's Drawing, may faitly be
laid to be in a broad turnpike road that leads to fu-
prem. wealth. The little payment of an 9ce toll
opens the gate, and entitleseach adventurer tojourney
in the fame path, where Fortune is to be found wait-
in for her votaries. Such as cannot clearly perceive
this, are more blind than the Goddefs berfelf.
The remains of Sr. Aria were lately found at
Auglburgh ; the had been a Prietiefs of Venus in the
ages of Paean idolatry, but embraced the Chriftian
Religion with, her three maids. A feltival was intti-
tuted at Augiburgh, on the dilcovcry of her remains,
which lafted eight days, and ended on Sunday, the
agth of laft month. During that celebration, the
ficeleton of veneration was publicly expofed in a glafs
cafe for the of the Roman Catholic be-
lievers. Some devout- Ladies of Auglburgh had
prefented the Saint with large diamond rings, golden
chains for her neck, and a Calvet. drown of laurel, co-
vered with pearls,' for which they took receipts, en-
abling them to reclaim their prefents, in cafe that Pa.
tronek of the Bilhoprie of Auglburgh Mould be at
any time fecularized. During the featt, there was an
immeefe coocourfe of people from the neighbourhood,
particularly from Bavaria; at leaft roo,ooo people
came from so to 20 hours journey. The great Myer
ofering-dith, which was placed before the glafs-cafe of
the Saint, filled Co rapidly with the donations of the
devotees, that the Monks were 6bliged to empty it
lkweral times in a day. A lemon was preached every
day, painting in the molt glowing colours the heroic
martyrdom of that great Goner (fince the was a
Prieftefs of Venus before her converfion,) the miracles
the had hitherto performed, and the great benefits
lbe bad conferred, for theft Isoo years, upon the city
and Bitbopric of Augfburgb, lamenting, at the fame
time, that the Protettant inhabitants ,could not en-
joy her efficacious interceffion with the AkiIICITY.
A Papal indulgence was affixed to the porch of the
church, promsfing forgivenefs of fins out of the
treafure of grace of the Church, for two hundred days,
to all the faithful who thould confers their fins, take
the facrament, and earneftly praflo Goo for the
eradication of all heretics. A very productive col-
lation was made among the Roman Catholic Citi-
zens, to defray the expences of the feaß ; and a fu-
perb farcophagus is:preparing to preferve the bones of
St. Afra next year. Father Placidus Braun has
omitted, in the fecond edition of his Treatife on the
Life and the Ads of St. Afra, the paffages which
were offenfive to the Palatino avarian Government,
and to the Protettant Citizens of Augfburgh. The
Lutheran inhabitants of that city fared very well by
the feaß, fine the affemblage of fo many people em-
ployed every trade.
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ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
The Blau" of Durham has nominated the Rev. John Bacon, Of
RilhorAockl ind, to the perpetual 0111Citi of St. Andrew Audi.
land, and kfcmob, vacant by the death of the Rev. Tilos • Capitick.

Monday kit, In Lomke Park Hoar. near Colchtder, the Lady
of Gawp Maffei, Efti. Captain Consin3Bha7 to the Royal Artillery,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Monday laR, by the Ripe. William Hutchinfon, at Urfwlek, in
the county of Laacater, the Rev. Inigo William Jones, of Trinity
Cotlege, Cambridge, to Mitt Margaret Elizabeth Gale, only
daughter of Colonel Hairy Richmond Gale, of Bardka Hall, In
the fame county.
On Toefday, Thornaa Efq. of Aldermanbury, to Mils
Waring, daughter of Rich. Waring, lifq.ot St. Mary Cray. Kent.
On the :oak inft. at Lasistieth Church, Thomas Aldridge, Efq.
of the EMI India Houfe, to Mils Ann Stock, of Kaminpon, Sorry
la the county of Wicklow, Mils Comity, fecond daughter of the
Rev. Arthur Comity, to Dr. S. Barker, Profane of ChantSri,
Trinity College, Dublin.
,Ttiefday fe'maight, at Thmhead St Mary, Mr. Thos. Singel, to
Mils Hightnan, of that place. They were accompanied to the hy-
meneal attar by no left than feventy couple, with colours Bring,
preceded by a violist.
At Newtsfile, Capt. Wm. Charlton, of the Royal Navy, to Mils
Davidfoo, only daughter of the late Thorn. Davidfon, Efq. auk of
the peace for the county of Northumberland.
On the 13th init. Patrick Borthwiek, Efq. merchant, In Leith,
to Mite Arians Corbett, daughter of Cunningham Corbett, Efq.
merchant in Glafgow.
At Lyralit,couuty of Kilkenny, James Edm. Scott, of Anna.
grove, Qras's moray, Efq. to Mite Cuffe, daughter of the late
Sir Richard, and fitter of the pretest Slr Wheeler Cafe, Bart.
James Scott, Weil foo of John Scott, of Harcourt-Area, Dub-
in, Efq. to Mifs Butler, daughter of Wm. Butler, late olePark.
Efq. and grand daughter of Theohald Butler, late of Wclford,
toasty of 1 lottery, FN.
On the tit iuftant, the Rev. Robert Kay, Ml:lifter of Klncla•
wen, to Mils lAulfa Stewart, daughter of the detested Rev. Dun-
can Inman, of Strathgarry, late Minifter of Balquidier.