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London, England, 1822-11-06 00:00:00

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so,,STRAND, Loudon ;
And-sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID, in Bottles, id. lOd. I2d. and 18d. each.
Also PASTE BLACKING), in Pots, ed. ltd. and 18d. each.
6. Shilling Pot of Paste is eqoaLto Four Is. Bottles of Liquid.
Ads!or Watagli's

From Lady Walpole.
Mr. Hadley, Hillingdon, Uxbridge, Jan. 26, 1819.
SIR-I shall have great pleasure in desiring you to make use
of my name when yen publi4h the Convulsion Powder. Its
great elficactin my own family and friends, and ro the poor, I
Lave experienced for many years.—l am, your humble servant,
CATHERINE ♦YALPOLE.

Sold in bottles, at 4s 6d. II s. and 221. each, by appointment
of the Prnprietor, No. 90; Ilatton-garden ; and, by appointment,
by Mr. Sanger, Medicine Warehouse, ISO, Oxford-street ; Bar-
clay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market; Butlers',.4, Citeapside, and 220,
Regentatreet ; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, 45, Edwards, 66, St.
Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Prout,
229, Strand ; Stradllng and Nix, Royal Exchange ; Johnstone,
Cornhill ; and, by their appointment, by most respectable Medi-
cine Venders, in evert town throughout the United Kingdom.
aisk for " kladley's Convulsion ruwderos".

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The Moniteur of Friday contains ,a Royal- Ordo_k,
nance sanctioning the publication of the Propt.hf,.
issued at Rome on the 10th , of..Octo •• ~r4l;aoe.to
the circumscription of the trench ~,? opPclis.,„iita'
A rch bi shopric ks. The ntt ft)* of Dilkettes iiW,_. q
which 14 are Metropolitan, • and 68"1340agilf;' 'lie..
cording to Article 3, it this Etu llis'iSeeeeitett tilthuAt'
approbation of its clauses, reservitionljornattrz, or
expressions which are, or may be, contrary to Ale.
C'ustitutional Charter, the laws of. the 44in.,- dr to;
the franchises, liberties, and malimt of the :galiOats,
Church." It is ordered to be transcrilsealla Latin and;
French in the registers of the Conncif-Of tate. ' V.
de. BLACAS, who arrived a few days age at Paris from
Rome, brought with him this Hull as '04.'1-mit of.his
long negotiation With thelloly .
.Ntilie settle.'
meat of the Galliian Church. •Hbliheii 'veils
I
anxious, it would seem, % that the c ircAi St EiOice;
shoUld have the benefit 0f92 Bishops and A*llhishoisS
to protect its interests or to'extenditik pil:et. ;• The'
• French Ministry thought that the -finances could' not
support more. than 80. Thisnunther appeiaCrlrgee•
over, convenient* as it admitted
,or 'nth", the Same
'circumscription of Dioceses as of ,De liartarr tents . -:-
Among the 80 Sees there are 14' Archbishoilwiti
and to compensate the want of the additional 'At
which the POPS had set his heart, eight °rifle ,
bishops are admitted into the Chamber of Nri:.lll.o
Ministers will thus have the benefit of eigh4 "4di,
tional votes, and the, Church. the support Cr L iS!*4'
ditional legislators* without creating_ any addition
espcnses. to the &tete in the Budget Qf the Liner.
. .„ ...,,

Which Beauty deigns to crown !
At eight o'clock on the morning of that day, the
Corporation assembled,.and soon afterwards appointed
Mr. Garrick to the highly honourable and flattering
office of Steward, and invested him with the insignia
of kis once—namely, a medallion, on which was
carved a bust of Shak-speirre, richly set in gold, add
which Garrick wore suspended at his breast through-
out the Jubilee; and,a wand, both of them having
been made from SAnkspeare's mulberry-tree. On the
second day of the Jubilee, after a public breakfast at
the Town Hall, the company repaired to the magni-
ficent octagonal amphitheatre, capable of :conve-
niently holding 1000 persons, where The Ode to Me
Memory .of Shakspeare, on the dedication' of the
newly-erected. Town Hall, was -delivered. In the
centre of-the orchestra, with his wand of the mul-
berry mood in his hand, and the-medallion suspended
from his breast, appeared Mr. Garrick seated ; above
him, and raised mutt above the surrounding com-
pany, was placed the.elegant statue of. Shalcipeare,
east purposely, fur this-occasion, and now occupying
the niche in the nail/I-front of the Hall. From this
situation Mr..". Garrick delivered the Ode, which met
With- universal approbation and applause. "It was
generally allowed- (observes Mr. Wheler, the labo-
rious, interesting; and almost- enthusiastic historian
of °Stratford), ;hails-All the characters in which Gar-
rick: ever appeared, he never exerted more powers,
ormikb greater variety and judgment, or ever caused
a greater emotion, or made a stronger impression on
*Anti:ids of.his auditors ; and. that the Ode, in point
of 'Nets*gterit, .no less than the.speaker as to his
siloilitset4and mode of• delivery, was justly entitled
•. • t
unbounded admiFation.".
~ii.Oitilleplicd[day of the Jubilee there was a full
assembly at. ale_ Town Hall, where Mri. Garrick
danced a minag ‘beyond description gracefully, and
~ojne~l ilia; .
comptey cliinges, which ceased at four
4CICK YIP
T h
_ and.concladed the. gaieties of the Jubilee.—
us ,closed's ceremony which very much absorbed
.epublis satiation, although by some it was treated
as.; subject worthy only of ridicule. Foote went
;intwalked along the banks of the liver Avon, to
614 catch inspiration F' Lb was followed by a crowd
with„tlicir eats open to Foote's jokes. -Amongst
the ,Crovd, he saw a large man moot " 6rst-of-
Mayisblii' bedizened, who attracted the attention of
Yoote as well, as that of others. Foote asked him
.there,: lye ciirne from ? he said " Essex ;" " Essex,"
ipiptA Fee. ":,.and who drone you ?" Whereupon
the crpsycl laughed, and thus were they " inspired"
to attend to the solemnities of Mr. Garrick. Many
however; especially the admirers of Mr. Garrick, de-
clined that. they were, overpaid fo- 0- •
and dis4l)Poini-zneat•
'bele e.i‘cert?alniaer4t (owing I
that), by Garrickaadmirabie
• lig Sheathe/1 &Parish Clerb
born, beeamelmtelytiacant
ISAIrtoNi Of the Wavy; who
that ranks. ffitttvistir
Viai by brMber,
fernier
by deploy; Mr!
1S terbevirtrhe•Cerwee; as Parish
and he sism-appaincs a &piny

paid for their fatigue, eic-
t, from the loss. of part of
to the wetness of the wen i.
-
ble recitation of the Odel
elerb to Si. Andrew, Hol-
it by-the death of Captain I
So received his half-pay in
Red to this proltableutua-
ter Rector, blit officiated
Banasitilen• his appointia • 4
; Parish Cleat in his roan, ,c
tity in his rooin.
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