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London, England, 1814-10-10 00:00:00

ICCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

William H.odge Mill and George Peacnd, BA. of Trinity
College, Cambridge, bare been fleeted Fellows of thdt Society.
The Rev. Mr. Haygartb, is presznted to the living of Upham,
Hants. .

Rev. R. Linton, to the vicarage of Fothetingay, vacant by the
death of the Rev. Dr. Tait.

Rev. T. R. Roberts, Rector of Hornblowton, St. Peter, So-
merset, to the rectory of St. Bartholomew the Great, I.ondon.
The Rev. Thomas Spencer, 111h:or Canon of Canterbury,
has been instituted to the vicarage of Halstow, on the presenta-
tion of the Very Rev. the Dean and Chapter.
The Rev Henry Sizemore, L.L.B. has been instituted to the
Rectory of Widley, with Wimering, Hams, on the presentation
of Thomas Tbistlethwayte, Esq. void by the death of the Rev.
Henry Oglander, the last Incumbent.
The Rev. Edward /olio Bury, A.B. has been instituted to the
Rectory of Ludshtlfe, alias Litchfield, Hants, vacant by the ces-
non of the Rev. David Williami, and to which he was presented
by Sir Robert Kingsmill, Bart.

Sunday se'nnlght, the following Gentlemen were ordained
Prie-ts, by the Lerd bishop of Durham, at Auckland Castle:—
Rev. W. Middleton; Rev. Robert Gray, to the curacy of Kyloe
and Lowick, Northumberland.
And the following were ordained Deacons:—Rev. W. Smoult
Temple, to the curacy of F.aicbcliire ; Rev. Henry -Barker, to
the curacy of Chattoa, Northumberland ; Rev. Jas. Raine, to the
under-mastership of Durham Grammar school; Rev. Thomas
Sworde, to tt._ curacy of Belford, Northumberland; Rev. Robert
Nikon iicott, to the under-mastership of the Grammar-school,
Newcastle; Red. William Close, to the curacy of Skelton, in
Cleveland.

Friday, the 90th if Sertember, the Rev. Jacob Geo. Wrench,
S. C. L: of Trinity HaU, Cambridge, was instituted by the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, to the rectory of Stinting, in that county,
on the presentation of the executors of' the late 1 homes Griffith,
of Dulwich, Surrey, Esq.
Lord Fitzwilliam has appointed the Rev. Wm. James Porter,
A. M. (and Head Master of the College School at Worcester), to
be one of his Lordship's Domestic Chaplains.
The Rei. Dr. David Scott has been appointed Minister of the
Church and Part+ of Corstorphine, near Edinburgh.
The Rev. Mr. Wm. Proudfoot has been ordained Minister of
Shoats, in the Presbytery of Hamilton.
CAMBRIDGE OC MBER 3.

At a general Ordination holden' by the Lard nislarip of Ely, on
Sunday se'nnight, the following Gentlemen Urlversity
were ordainct

Priests—Wm French, M A. fellow of Pembroke hall ; George
John Haight, B.A. t Pow of Christ college; Thomas Cornway
Warth Symons, B A. limmmuul College; Joseph Crosthwaite,
B.A. St. John's College.

Deacons—John Ciicki,t Blake, BA. King's college; James
Prato, LL.B. Trinity hall; and Folliott Sandford, B.A. St. John's
college.

Same day the following Gentlemen were ordained by the Lord
Bishop of Lincola, at Buckden Palace :
Priests—Rev. T. F. Beckwith, Catherine hall, Cambridge;
Rev. Joseph Donton, Literate; Rev. Samuel Kiug, B A. Querea.',
college; Rev. Robert Neeshatn, Literate; Rev. Henry R..se,
B.A. fellow of Clare hall ; and Rev. Thomas Batley Wright, B.A.
Peterhonse, Cambridge.
Deacons—W. H. Crawford, B. A. Peterhoure, Cambridge ;
Edward Craig, E.A. St. Edmund's hall, Oxford ; John W. Peters,
B.A. Sidney college, Cambridge • John Annesley Lievre, B.A.
St. John's college, ambridge ; Cambridge;
Peake, B.A. Merton col-
lege Oxford; Henry Wright, B. A. Fmmanutl college. Cam-
bridge; E. B. Vardar), S.O L. Clare hall, Cambridge.
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OXFORD, OCI'OBER 8.
Yesterday the Rev. Thomas Lee, 1).1). President of Trinity
College, having been previously notninatei by the Right Hoe.
Lord Grenville, Chancellor of the University, to be Lis Vice•
Chancellor for the emuing year, was, in full convocation, in-
vested with that once; after which the Vice-Charm/liar nomi-
nated kts Pro-Vice•Chancelors, viz. the Rev. Whittington Lan-
don, D.D. Provost or Worcester College; the Rev. John Cole,
D.D. Rector of Exeter College; the Rev. Frodshant Hodson,
D.D. Principal of Brasennose College; and the Rev. G. W. Hall,
D.D. Master of Pembroke College.
' The Rev. Isaac Crouch, M.A. one of the Lecturers of this
city, has been instituted by the Bishop of Lincoln, to the Rectory
of hiarborough, Leicestershire on the presentation of T. Parts,
Est of Hopewell-ball, Derbyshire.

r has been toe frequently the subject of juv And
I gioneralseprobation, that teen destitute of the eletnen sof the
medical art have off-red them.elves as caniaidates for pothee pa.
tronage in the profession of Physic. For he purpose of • lofty jue-
lice to the result of our studies and esp,nr:we, as !to prevent es
from being classed wooly those emporics whose has os lent ,er•
tensions have, unfortunately tor soctr y. beets ti,,, favourahly
re-
ceired, we beg leave to submit to the liberal a, 1 .ufigateuei, a
faithful statement of nor pursuits and acquit-ens-me
After having received a regular nietticalediicatioe. as i!
of Messrs Griudal and Blixar.f, whose lecture. fuel I.r. a e. we
carshilly attended, as Profess/11...add Surgeon. (Attie Lood • ti4r.
pital, we entered ourselves as 4 .dent. in that justly ce rile/ett
5c.00,01 fur medical acquirements, the Royal C.4!ege of
burgh, and were instructed its the different braueise. et *eyesore'
:surgery, the Theory and Pract ce of Physic, Chants ti, 114.1.
wirer', Berany, &c. fr.c. &c. by those entineut Pro
.Vienro, Gregoty, black, Hamilton, I)uncan, and krafeslord.
We trust we shall nut be deemed
.prroomptucks •t
our proficiency and acquirements are tent Men: cote:r. • e. ci.. • we
ft.r a long series of years made VENERVAI. CIIM t :-At n I'S,
and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the pant...ow( to* of
our studies anti practice, It will, we hope, be artowed that we i:ve
acquired supetior knowledge of their treatment r J ca e. IN
.fight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-estsb i. dada r
comple-ed in the short period of torsi days, and In tb ..f the
utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners bare ad.d .45 a-
ces., a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment rumors too
the patient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst the melancholy v.aitty of dis-orders which are the ef-
fects of a habit long and most unhappily. pursued he the youth of
both sexes, there are none more alarming or more di...piling ti.all
those defictenceits and debilities which frequently pi testy or era.
bitter the matrimonial state. ler such persons At inua be •o can'
soling reflection to know !Eat they may now, ire 114:W and Mfg-
: little mode of treatment, be restored to the yew t of all hualest
bbissings, a strong, man,y, an vieolott, c. 100 In all easy
Ot debility, from whatever cause:lst .5 assn every fro-
cies of venereal infection, we may he eoui4l,ed
either sex with the greatest secrecy an.11:G1.0.1.. timer • • ••00'
sil:4t on at home front ten to three, and :rum sic in the eetc.ng
till ten at night.
Patients in the country are requi,sted to state the particularsa
their case, age, and general heft' Ste. 111Cto.irig a tem*.
lance for advice and nt et..e.tteb. othett tue •31t1t wilt he giVeu sr
sent to any part of the lamidutu. 'I o eiistore that sccoccy to r••
sential to our undertaking, the pos. age of letters may be aided W
the account fer medicines.

CURRIE and t'n Surgeons. No. 101, ninon nirdro.

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