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London, England, 1815-10-09 00:00:00

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Yellterday. the Rev. 'Manus la*, P coldest of Trinity
College, having been .previously- nerniamed by the Right Hon.
Lord Grenville, chancgilor of the University, to be his Vice-
Chancellor for the costal yearovas, in full convocation, invested
with tt offi; af er which, the Vice. Chancellor numtnated his
ProNhaice•ChanceceUnrs, via. the Rev. Whittington D.D.
Provost of Worcester College • the Rev. john ewe. D.D Rector
Fierce College; the Rev. F;odshilia Hrdson,D.D. Principal ot
Hrasennese College ; and the Rev. George William Hell.") D.
Master of Pembroke College.
ittLIMIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. T. Prosser. M.A. lecturer of the Free Grammar School,
Monmouth. and Rector of Cwmdee, Brrembhire, is presented to
the vicarage of Monmouth.
Hon. and Rev. 1. E. Sotcawen, to the Rectory of St. Michael
renkevil. Cornwall.
Rev. Charles Crook, M.A. has been presented, by a vote of
the Body Corpora's of Bath. to the Rectory of that City.
•Ilie Prince Regent has been pleased to present rite Rev. David
W. Gsrmw, 13.0. to the Rectory of Eat namet. Hertierdshire,
void by the death of the Rev. Benjamin Underwood.

A few days since the family of Mr. Moony, of
Nottingham. nine in number, were taken dreadully
ills , Medical aid being called in, it was found th it
the family were poisrmed, having taken some soup,
in which hemlock had been pot, though trinten•
tionally, it having been gathered with parseley. The
usual remedies were apple., and fortunately the
whole recoveresl.
By the new law for regulating Apothecaries, under
penalty of £2O, na person is allowed to practice as'
an apothecary in England or Wales, besides those
already in practice, unless he has-undergone an exa-
mination before the Conn of Examiners of the Apo-
thecaries' Company ; nor as an assistant to an apo.
thecary in compounding and dispensing medicines,
without a certificate from the Court of Examiners, or
from five apothecaries in the county.
A destructive fire broke out in the village of
Kerry, in the county of Montgomery, on Saturday
week. The flames were so awfully rapid, that seven
poor families, thirty-one in number, lost nearly all
their little property. and are reduced to the greatest
Indigence and distress.
UNION HALL.--Suard.ty John Harding • was
charged with committing an assault on Mr. HIIIIRING,
one ,of the perf.nmers at Astley's Theatre. It ap-
peared that the
prisoner bad re utedly, during the
p
preceding evening, thrown at bir.l-1 anti at length
a large-sized apple struck him a severe blow on the
face. On an attempt to appxehsnd tht effender, he
made a deperate resistance—Mr. Um:via:Amed that
his only wish was to be protected in the dischare
of
his public dut;es ; and if the prisoner va:uld s cy he
was sorry for his conduct he would press tie business
no further. This part of the charge was, therefore,
abandoned, but he wis ordered to find bail for the
assault on the officer who apprehended him.
Isouesrs.—The following have lately been taken
by JAMES BUNN lIAM. Gent. C goner for Buckino im.
shire :—At Waddtsden, on view et the hotly nt Ro-
bert White, a labourer, upwards of 60 years of age,
who expired suddenly in the church, !tiring the tinie
of Divine Service.—At Cublington, on view of the
body of J. Smith, labourer, who was found dead in a
field. Verdict—Died by the Visitation .‘t Gm—At
Wingrave, on view of the body Cf Mary Sevens,
servant to the Rev. Mr. Dixon, of that parish, aI. o
retired to bid about ten o'cl ck on Wednes lay se'u.
night ; soon after tv:a young Ladies, whi e ere p,i3.
sing the servant's door to their bed.looeln, dis-
covered a glaring light under the doer, and calling
out to the girl and receiving no answer, gave an
alarm of fire. Mr. Dazed momentarily running up
stairs, found the door bolted, and forcing out a pan-
ne!, saw deceased prostrate on the flaor, and her
clothes in flumes. The deceased languished about
'25 hours in great agony, part of one side and breast
being burl t nearly off. Verdict—Accidental Death.
At Westbury, near Brackley, on view of the body of
James Frasey, a child about two years old, who is
supposed to have fallen into a small rivulet, where he
was found, and taken out in a lifeless state by his
own mother.
BoxiNo.—Friday afternoon a pitched battle was
fought near Acton, between Jachon, a gardener. at
Hammersmith, and Davidson, a bricklayer, at Eal-
ing, for £€lo a side. They arrived at the place of
action at three o'clock, when a t ing was immediately
made. On this contest• several sums of money were
pending among their own itiends, as well as several
others in the neighbourhood of Tut:them-green and
Hammersmith. They were both young men, of
equal weight and height. Previous to their setting-
to, odds were in favour of-Davidson, he brio.; what
is termed a plucked man. They set-to at a quarter
atter three, and until the fifth round they bad dis.
played a deal of shitting and retreating, when they
closed, and Jackson threw his man ; after this a se-
vere and sharp contested battle ensued, of t 3 rounds
in 30 minutes. Until the '2oth Davidson was consi-
dered on the whole the favourite, when his 'mealy op-
ponent, on being brot•glit up to the scratch, notwith-
standing his left eye was nearly closed, faced his man
with such courage, and now putting in his hits right
and left, completely floored him in a way as asto-
nished the whole of the amateurs of the fist. David
son then became so extremely weak, that in the Slld
round his friends gave it in.
We are informed that Dr. COOPIR. and three emi-
nent surgeons, of SO years experience in Strictures,
Fistulas, -Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi-
cal Board at Charlotte.house, Great Charlotte-street.
opposite Row/Leen HiLL's Chapel, Blackfriar's-road,
where the public are relieved from the wort dangerous
disuses without salivation er confinement. The In-
stitution claims the attention of those who may have
attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been
so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of se im-
portant a branch of the profession, whose improper
treatment have thercurialized thousands out of their
existence--ereptions en the head, face, and body, sore
=throat,mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theears.
rim, dimness of sight, often ending in blind-
ness;-pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis-
taken for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees,
swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a
lkw of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear
from
years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial
consultedor
n y daily
letter,
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all
s ta state.
nMksesofsrpes. oCrle:ie a and
ten Co
till eightre
closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating
their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent
to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the
piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and
give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday. and Ituip
day mornings, till twelve o'clookk