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London, England, 1814-03-02 00:00:00

ECCLESIAti I [CAL i'ito h 02013.

The Lord C.haneellar has presented the Pre. Philip
D.U. Master of the ebseter-house, to a Prebett4lll ,tail In II •
Cathedral Church of NotwiAh.
The Rev. C. Proby. jun. Vicar of Tadsbroelt. mar Wanvick.
And late Chaplain to the !flow of Potionons, appointed by the
Regent to a Cahoon of Wlntisor, vacant by the death of
the key. Lirl.angtott
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Mew, Edward Cough Taylor. of Trinity Cnl'Pr.., ana
Wail= Wil.lame, of I. lubsie College? Ward, bat been al.
mined to the devree
Key. F. Middleton, 1). 1). Archdeacon of Huntiore; n, and
Vicar of St. Pancra., Leen approv,d by the Prince
Regent. M a lit and proper pers:,n for the ere of Calcutta, In the
Beet Indies

Rev:ll:ulnas Hyde Ripley, M. A. Is presented to theVictrage
of Woolens If44sert, WII

Rev, Tuomas A. Methuen, M.A. to the Rectory of caner;
Wilt,.

hew. Wililasn Wapshare, to the Perreinel Caramel St. -rho.
mas, Salisbury, able br the resignation .4 the Rey. Jot. l'oen.ll.
Rev. Nobleo ittok‘ek, M. A. to the Vicarage of Westbury,
near Weil, vacant by the dece.:se of the Rev. Jas. liana, M.A.
lur incumbent thereof.

The whole rumber of Determining Bachelors, at Oxford,
Lent,is One HuAged aiwl Eil,hty-seven.
Mr. halwardßooty, B.A. Fiquw of St. John's College, crui
Mr. Srencer Madan, 84. StUAirr.t of Christ Church, are the
Lent Cußecton.

SnanttiNa.—The first Spring exhibition of Spar-
ring t..ok place at the livrs Court, Sc. Martin's-lane,
y•sscerday, tor the benefit Id Painter, a Beret-rate
put-
g.list, who has won two battles, and is nww pitted
.iganist Oliver, for the championship, ft.r a great sum,
its a battle to take place on the Si tit M.ty. Cribb,
who has !At the field open to ruing genius, sheered
Isioist It to set to ith Painter; and the exhibition,
alth.ugh ig favolr of the 41 school, gave universal
satisfaction. Oliver, the gardener, and the rival of
the Lancashire hero for the championship, set to with
Harry Harmer, of the Beicheronian school, upon
equal advantage, and Richmond, the formidable
black, displayed the perfection of science with Lan.
caster and another. At the close, either of the three
men whom Dutch Sim had offered to fight, agreed
to proposals. Gregsnn returned thanks for Painter,
and the ring wets broke.

A horrid attempt at murder and robbery occurred
near Hull, about half-past ten o'clock on Thursd•ty
night. As Mr. J. Taylor; of Sutton, better known
by the name of Banker Taykr, was returning home
from Hull, he was passed on the footpath, about twe.
thirds of the way to Sutttm, by a man, who, without
speaking, turned alsnut and fired a pistol, the ball
from which entered his tett breast. The villain then
demanded his money, and a struggle took place, in
which Mr. Taylor got hint down, azid bad the ad.
vantage over him for some tithe- t the vilLtin saying
he had three pistols more, and would give him the
contents of them if he did not yield. •At length Mr.
T. growing taint, the villain succeeded in robbing
him of between 20 and SO guineas in notes, and about
30s. in silver ; having first pulled off Mr. T.'s coat,
and cut his'breeches nt•.trly to rags. Mr. T. sac.
seeded in getting on his coat, and reached Sutwn
nearly exhausted with struggling and the loss of
blood. A surgeon has extracted the ball from the
hack part of the left shoulder, and it is expected that
Mr. 1 ayler will recover.

CHAf.LENCF,
MESS RS.CVII:R IE atnd Ce. Snrgeons, late in his
MOLT') &rvke, ehldlenfe the lwriuk *net! to prose a
mg* Iniranili•veherr tde Medicine aud method of cure ewer
of the dreliriskoffget. The practicu or umny years In the
pareculat brztrlcE at ttenr has not even rise to one
insuccrisricl cams,

They continue to direct astir smelts to the trerstiett 10 cam
of Venereal Conestainti, and that deraeeenient ot She systole.
whfc.h is the conseqsteuc.e•it the pernicious isseiwasteftil effects of a
habit lung ard mest pursuedl'y the yout lure bo:h vs es
u the our it tvill be foutid to he •he unfailing source et barrsn-
sm.; the other have iterevagesAatally developed to them by a (Ls-
' treuing sive of dchilit) .wittcl.,ifntit timely re:sty-lied, tie:vitiates
!In impotence. These are its remote and teltne.ate ellects, while e• • •
sumptions, lows o muscular power.and various nervous eorollei:"
I usually ckaracterise the earlit r stages of this solitary vice. Of ref-
sons languisfslify under the Atisokleft Incident to suds a habit, twit
.reatment is simple and bps never proved unsuce• saful, in flits
coulee of a long, hsborsous, and mush extendel practice. In the
niost obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infections net*
is obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tit.
"mars, caduus ulcers, eruptions. seminal weakness, sleets, as also
s-rwermaxs,
Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baited the
sLU efother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan tit
treams nt;lifectually and permaneettly cured, without the paeest
suffer ng the escrucsating pain and alarming hemorrhage which
often fo luws the appkcadep of the lunar eausdc. In the course of
110 yt.ars ettene•ve pumas in this metropolis, nutnerous caves et
4trictures have been and ere dilly under their care, the tu;sl
xadication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expesie
roes mode ot practice, superior to ail otter yet aslopted. The
wesknesi, relaxation, and debility proceelng from this com-
plaint, is speethly removed,and the patient restored to enured
aid vgnrous health. But where the debility has for years exis-
ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the
.itricture has been destroyed. is indispensably requisite to revive
the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution.
several Noblemen and Gentlems n, at the first respectah:ll:l
ave been under the fare of Messrs. Currie and ('n. for the tee
lineal of complaints of the Urethra. Strictures, lec. ant Mr of
r.tceived a rad:cal and pernmaent cure, request that refeten.•
;nay be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the deckle'. so.
ttteriority o; Messrs Currie and Co.'s idan ot treatment. Mi!'l
of these Gehtlemen had Strictures !runt tea to twenty yes-as
mod were under the core of Messrs. Home and Heavisiders
and other surgeons of eseial ensue:two, who attempted their curs
by the application of the lunar caustic, without serves&
Patients in the Country are request-A to state the partieseare
of toter case, age, and manner ot living, enclesing a sslete
note for advice and inethcinets and the same will be Shoo e
forwarded to any part of the King•kint.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be t otualted by tithes See, 1011
the greatest delicacy, secrecy and hossaut. at their house, Ne
07. Hatton-harden.

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