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London, England, 1823-03-31 00:00:00

UNIVERS77"7 INTELLIGENCIt.

.cAmintiDGE, wARCH 98.
Friday, the following Gentlemen were admitted
*acumen; or Aar r...
rsaae Bankes Robinson, Trinity College.
Otaistopher Neville, Ft. John's tolle&.
John Haul Fawcett &. John's College.
Henry Manton, St. John's College.
Richard Rlwes, Pembroke Hall.
David Birds, Q .y 4 College.
Edmund Hill, Christ College,
The Rev. J. H. tient, M.A. formerly R•llcet of Tin*/
lege, has been. imitated Jay the Bishop of • Pet.els asuglt,,
Vicarage of Wee ion Rick lerthamptonshire.
OXFORD, MARCH 20.
The Rev. Edward Creswell, M.& of Gorwas
has been adaikted Feßow of that Society, in the &eel
Rev. Thomas Edward Midges, D.D. now President
Tuesday, the Rev. Jas. Peon, M. A. Ile Falooof Stift
lege, was unanimously elected Master of the Frye (sva4
School in Bath, and presented to the Rectory of Chr-le
Saturday se'nnight, the bat day of Lent Term, the felling
Degrees wete conferred:
novrotts iN Divistrr.
The Rev. Bolkeley &iodine' some time Fellow of New 01
lege, and now Head Keeper of the Bodleian Library, t 46
Compounder.;
The Rev. Wiilfaat Pobun Yeomans, Fellow of New C. 14
7.IASTE,IIS CP MITS.
The Rev. Robert buncombe Warner, Queen's College,
The. Rev. Henry Hutton, Mint,' College.
The Rev. Daniel Baxley, Merton College.

BACI:ELOIL OF ARTS.
William Robinson, Esq. Balliol College.
The number of Determiners this Lent Tetth was 267.
The number of Degrees in the Term was DD. four; QQ
one; 11.1). three; B.C. L. one; M.A. thlcty-seven ; ILA. twig
seven; and two incorporated B.A. Matriculation 114.,

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Monday, the Disliup of Peterborough instituted the Rev. II
Liam Duthy, B. A. of Queen's ,College, Oxford, to the Rowel
of Sudborow, In Northamptonshire.
The Rev. St. John Alder, A. M. bas been presented to I,
Rectory of Bedhatupton.
The Rev. John Phear, M.A. Fellow of Pembroke Han, Co,
bridge, is presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Sat*,
to the Rectory of Earl 9tonhatn,
On the llth Instant, an unanimous call was given by thefts*
ing RetietCongregation of Leith, to Mr. Frauds Muir, Pre,
ot the cospel.

March 2, at &rimer, the---Ladi of Major-General Mat*
of a son.

MARRIED.
Saturday sennight, at- Allhallows Barking, Richard
Millington, Esq. B.A. of St. John's College, Oxford, to
Jane, youngest daughter of the late T. Diane, Esq. of Wal

DIED. ._
Wednesday, in Dublin, aged ten years, Lord Viscowat Nos
jqy, eldest son of the Earl of Blesingtoq.
The Rev. Richard Relhan, F. R.S. Rector of Flentiagby,
colnddre, and formerly many years Conduct Fellow of Eisi
College, Cambridge.
The Rev. Edward Wilson; M.A. Rector of Moulton a
Dalham Suffolk.

Te Rev. Thomas Hole, M.A. Rector of North T:
of Doddiscombsleigh, Devon.
At. Hatch, Somerset, of ail lid
Rev. Mr. Strangways.
At Andover, aged 62, the Rev. William Pedder, who
been Minister of that parish upwards of 30 years.
At his mother's house, in Marlborough-buildings, Bad
his 38th year, the Rev. Henry William (;abbe, Rector of l
don, county of Longford, Ireland.
klatch 5, at Manse of St. Fergus. the Rev. William Ande...
Minister of that Parish, in the 77th year of hit age, and ink
his ministry.
Much 12, at Liverpnol, Mrs. Agnes.Gilittour, spouse al
Rev. Jatiwa Lister, of Lime-street Chapel.
Monday rennight, at Netteswell Rectory, near Harlow, in l
79th year, Mrs. Amelia Walker, relict of the Rev. C. Walk
Rector of COITTOli; Northamptonshire, and Shillingford, iled.
Mytiday se'nnight, at Bradford, Edward Porch, a Weal
aged 82 years ; a few hours thee, Sarah, his wife, aged
breathed her. jut ; and, on the same day, Mary TOmilagjiit
sister, died at Trowbridge, aged CO.
Retentiy, at Richland, in Oswega County, a woman, ardsh
hundred and nine years. A few days before her death she n
peered to be in great agony of mind ; and at last confessed lls
she had strangled an infant child eighty-we years before. flaviq
divulged the secret, she became composed, and met her end wit
tranquillity.
Capt. West, of the Indian whaler, who visited Port Satlei
in March, 1821, to refit, and resumed heFvoyage in the wig
month. This unfortunate man was heading his boat, 110
three months since, off New Zealand, when the hark was
in by a blow from the whale
.to which they were taste'
the animal, almost at the very sense Imam, seized
Welt by the' inWdle of the body, and nearly tore him
He was picked up and taken on board, when the vessel
for the land; and the mariner, scarcely Aire, in a w '
mangledcooditjon, was conveyed on shore, where all the
awe that easlN be reillised was afforded ; but, .in fear
after, Cassie West did, He was 'marred in Mr.
dm* New Taalsad, deassidpot Mr. Wilma, by filet
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Who lad baew 1004 aioiat Moo months beforn.
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Thy house, ind (In the asp Of We, . -
Thakhoney.drop) thy pleasing wife. -
SOCRATES, by his discourse on Mirtinr, SO Ai
raptured his. auditors with the subject, that the arisebi
amen flew to their wives, and the bachelor% hastened re be weddek
ad " The Spectator" bag affirmed, that the word ".wife"
meet agreeable and delightful name in natere.•
The sacred institution, then, of. marriage, compasses di*
sideratum of our enjoyment; teeming nut ouly with
on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmunite
hereafter.
Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed MON%
it _becomes an imperative diity, not only to regulate the paid^
hut to cleanse-the grosser nature front those impurities etbklio
the freedom of inrestricted pleasure may have entailed VI. h.
To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of thee
hapless imputes, whiffs, while they excite the cessuntielhile
of the beholder, should also impress hint with the fear el ilf;
reproach.
Luxurious habits will effendnise the body—a residence Math
tropics, will relax he elastic fibre—but more especially deaths
premature infatuation of youth too• treenently compronviiedre,
natural dignity Into a state of inanition, front whine the IV.,
nixed sufferer more than doubts the charmer of reall lip all
such, then, we address ourselves, coffering hope--euerfe—awn
cular strength.-felicity ; nor widour advances appear questiew
able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of Meat?
years successful experience. '
The easy cares of married life are sontetimordisnufmstby the!
suspension of those blessings which concentrate• the nut*
wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally wester'
yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved Uligi
functional power.
In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in event.:
taxation of the generative economy, we Oaks our
cure speedily, and with acct. Earnestlysolicitous to • . •
unfeeling eir.pyric front the position so pinsuroptuoady
up, we deviate front general principles whirls:lls hesitatiao;
confident in our own hooousable intepity as filavolstis 'or
College of Surgeons, We ram the suffering cotnmuntictividist
sex (especially those entering, into matrimonial lifd) 4 Aim M[
our house, where daily attendance is given fur poesocill
sidtatton; and letters from the country are immtidiatile
11Irereti ; them must contain a raniittaDce (Or Advice aril
doe, which can be forwarded so any part of the.weeiti, My%
tenet&Met. GOSS awl Co. N. R. C.'Surgeibe,
Bi)isvenootreet, Floievetrs et, 1044011'
Private door round the coiner.
Just published (Sixteenth Edition), 1. The mgt's yr*,
Jidda: conuneatary on the above Diseases.—sod, ifygsierre•
dressed exclusively to the Female Sea. lolly be bad at tog PAO'
mister-row ; 59, Pall-mall ; 16, Priisce..street. Soho ;174,
street; Porter, 7.% Gitifton-etritet, Dublin; Jones, 7, Mr
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