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London, England, 1821-07-31 00:00:00

OXFORD, JULY es.
dnesday came on the Election at 'Magdalen College, when
Anton, of Christ's College, Cambridge; Mr. bliddletoni
mbroke College; Mr. l'hilott, of Worcester College; am
twel, of Winchester School, were chosen Dernles. And
following day, the IL:v. Richard Walke_,r, AEA. W.
m, Esq. ?A. and J. F. %Vinterbottom, Esq. B.A. Deinies
mdalen Collc7e were elected Fellows of the same Society.
kml-11's Mr. "Thomas Price, Scholar of Jesus College, was
tFellow of that Society.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION&
Archbishop of York has collated the Rev. F.. G. Mantis
late Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, to a Prebend h the
state Church of Southwell.
Rev. Walter Gee, B.D. Fellow and Tutor of Sidney
i,
College, C.nnbridge, to the Rectory of Week St. Mary,
all.
t Rev. Edward John Howman, B.A. to t'le RectOry of
sting with Alattishall Burgh annexed.
t Bell. J. B. Sharpe, of Stamford, to the :letting or Abe.
tar Ilorneastle.
18, the United Associate Congregation of 'l'ranmt
we',l.ltlr. William Parlane, Preacher of the Gc4pcj0a.,,,...
ion of the United Associate Synod. to be their 1)---':

me one writing against gravity says, the graven
is an ass; the gravest bird is an owl; the gravest
an oyster; and the ...travest man is a fool!-
en MILTON was blind, he married a shrew.
uke of 131ICK I NOITA:a called her a rose. <4 I
o judge of e(dours," replied Mturox, " and it
be so, for I feel the thorns daily r
wretched artist, who thought himself an excel.
'tinter, was talking pompously about decorating
'ling of his saloon—" I am whitewashing it,
n a short time I shall begin painting." "I think
tad better," replied one of his audience, " paint
q, and whitewash it afterwards!"
day night, Mr. R. PA nKiell, stock-broker, of Car.
mew-lane, who resided at Kensington, having
bled copiomly in the course of the day, im-
ntly went to bathe in the Serperaihe River. ile
,seen in the water about a quarter of an hour,
he suddenly disappeared. The boat belong.
the Royal Humane Society's house was rowed
e spot, and the body was dinged for till a late
but was not found till Saturday morning,
t seven o'clock. The legs and arms of the de.
d were much contracted, and it sv:3 the opinion
e medical men, that be died through the cramp.
Inquest sat on the body on Saturday, at the
layers' Arms, Mount-street ; when the July to
d a verdict—" Accidentally Drowned."

_
turday night, an Inquisition was taken on the
of Mr. 1110 MAS SMITH, of Queen-street, Gros.
jr-square, who, on Friday, feeling himself indis-
ii, was advised to take a dose of salts : having
by him he took about an ounce, and was soon
seined with the most excruciating pain, and
t!-.e arrival 4 a surgeon it was discovered that
d ta':en oxalic acirl, by mistake. The unfortu.
(;,-,l.:cman dic.l in a few minutes afterwards,
ic- -" Died front taking a quantity of oxalic
, by mistake, fir Epsom salts."—The Jury re.
men: ..:d that chermsts should, for the future, be
e par..:cular in having the word poison printed old
rarer in which such dangerous ingredients were
sed. In the present case the poison was wrapped
n a piece of a nea•srai-:;:r.
N4ION-11:11.,1..—SattirJay, R. Cannon and T. hlactntea, two
fishermen, were ch::-,- ti VI the Water-Bailiff, with fishing
illegal nets in the Thax,rs, thereby destroying certain ads
re they came to their proper growth. The defendants saki
is useless to look for large fish—they had nut seen one for
ielve month—the steam-boats frightened some away, and the
eater poisoned the rest.—The Loan MAyoa expressed his
wv for their situation, and remitted the penalty, but cop-
ied the nets.

MARRIED.

Saturday, at Brewood, John Wrottesley, Esq. eldest soa
John Wrottesley, Hart. of Wrottesley Hall, in the county
fford, to Sophia Elizabeth, third daughter of Thomas Gif-
Fag. of Chi Hinton, in the same county.
y 17, at Shrewsbury, the Rev. John Stedman, M.A. of
stoke College, Oxford, Master of the Grammar S hoof,
/ford, to Frances, eldest daughter of she late Edward Pent-
in, Esq. of Ryton Grove, Shropshire.
se Rev. W. B. Covens, of Winsley, to Marianne, eldest
titer of the Rev. Dr. Rowlandson, Vicar of Warminster.
ae Rev. H. W. Grey, to Sophia Josepha, youngest daughter
le late Joas#h Sikes, Esq. of tke Chauntry House, Newark,
inghamakre-
isly 2% at Birmingham, the Rev. Jcseph Bradley Warden,
lary Anne, only daughter of the late Mr. John Crump, So-
o, Coventry.
fhtirsday, at Thrandeston, the Rev. Edgar Rust, to Anne
Bess, only daughter of the Rev. Nath. D'Eye, of that place.
ly 23, at Aborfield, the Rev. H. Ilodgkinson, Domestic
plain to L i
ord Braybrooke to Sarah Jametta Crignan,
igest daughter of Claudius, late Bishop of Sodor and Man.
ursday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, the Rev. Augustus R
striker, Rector of Great and little Thornham, Suffolk, to
pees Amelia, daughter of J. 11. Stewart, Esq. of Lower Say-
lir-street, and of the Grange, South Ockendon, Essex.
rely, at [Wham, Suffolk, Sir Digby Mackworth, Bart. to
?s P. Affleck, sister to Sir James Affleck, Bart.
Mly 21, at Gillingham, Lieutenant G. Rickets, Commander
lis Majesty's cutter Diligence, to Sarah, eldest daughter of
. Samuel Delisted, of Exmouth Terrace, near Gillingham.
i'uly 4, Alfred Lermit, Esq. of the Hon. East-India Corn-
y's military service, to Maria Elizabeth, daughter of George
ter, Esq. of Euston Crescent.
It Southwick, G. H. Jones, M. D. of Portsmouth, to Fanny,
r daughter of the late Vice-Admiral Sur ridge, Chichester.
Vednesday, at Upper Deal, Lieutenant 11. W. Harvey, R.N.
Alice I lohless, only daughter of James Simpson, Esq. Londoo.
elonday, Major-General G. P. Adams, of Ashprington
rSie, Devonshire, to Elizabeth, second and youngest daughter
r W. Elford, Of Bickham, in the said county, Bart.
:riday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir T.
A Hill, K.C.B. Grenadier Guards, to the lion. Anna Maria
we, second daughter of Lord Teignmouth.

DIED.
a the 18th instant, at Dartmouth, the infant (laughter, after
o days birth, of Captain J. Hine, of the llonoumble the Eag
is Company's Service.
Wednesday, in his 61st year, the Rev. Thomas Best, A•3l.
rpetual Curate of Cradley, Worcestershire.
Monday, at the Rectory Douse, Childrey, Berks, aged filteol
tolls, Catharine, youngest daughter of the Rev. John Nelson,
A. late Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford.
At his mother's house, in Palace-yard, Gloucester, of a raPij
line, aged 25, the Rev. John Adams.
At Milton Keynes, Bucks, aged GB, the Rev.
acne.
'At Woburn, Bedfordshire, the Rev. E. 11. Winnfield, Rector
liattksden rum Potsgrove, in that county. Lam
IThe Rev. Henry Byron, Rector of Huston, near Grantham.
'At Herne Bay, the Rev. B. F. Dornford.
Monday se'nuight, at Stonehouse, Lydia, relict of the lam
'ands Douglas, Esq. Purser, R.N.

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INDELLIG BATE.
OXFORD, JULY es.
nesday came on the Election at 'Magdalen College, when
nton, of Christ's College, Cambridge; Mr. Middles
broke College; Mr. l'hilott, of Worcester College; ma on.
i
el, of Winchester School, were chosen Dernles. And
following day, the Rev. Richard Walker,_ W.
n, I:sq. M.A. and J. F. %Vinterbottom, Esq. B.A. Demies
gaatto concise were elected Fellows of the saner Socety.
say, Mr. Themes Price, Scholar of Jesus College, was
Fellow of that Society.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION&
Archbishop of York has collated the Rev. 1.7. G. /mink
late Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, to a Prebend h the
ate Church of Southwell. •
Rev. Walter Gee, B.D. Fehow and Tutor of Sidney
College, Canbridge, to the Rectory of Week tit.'
all.
Rev. Edward John Howman, B.A. to t'le Battery or
ing with Mattisball Burgh annexed.
Rev. J. B. Sharpe, of Stamford, to the :let tory or Abe.
Ilorneastle.
18, the United Associate Congregation of Tran.nt
to Mr. William Parlane, Preachee of the Gc4pci, ta.,,,...
ion of the United Associate Synod. to be their
me one writing against gravity says, the gravest
is an ass; the gravest bird is an owl ; the gravest
an oyster; and the aravest man is a fool!
en MILTON was blind, he married a shrew. .
uke of 131ICKINGITA:4 called her a rose. "
n judge of colours," replied MILTON, " and it
be so, for I feel the thorns daily r
wretched itetist, who thought himself an excel-
ainter, was talking pompously about decorating
oiling of his salocn_a 1 ant whitewashing it,
ilnt,t
n a short time I shall begin painting." ,
tad better, " replied one of his audience,
t, and whitewash it afterwards!"
day night, Mr. R. PA MUM stock-broker, of Car-
mew-lane, who resided at Kensington, having
bled copiou..ly in the course of the day, im-
ntly went to bathe in the Serpentine River. Ile
seen in the water about a quarter of an hour,
he suddenly disappeared. The boat bclsig.
the Royal Humane Society's house was rowed
e spot, and the body was dtagged for till a late
but was not found till Saturday morning,
t seven o'clock. The legs and arms of the de-
d were much contracted, and it sv:3 the opinion
e medical men, that be died through the cramp.
Inquest sat on the body on Saturday, at the
layers Arms, Mount-street ; when the July re-
d a verdict—" Accidentally Drowned."
turday night, an Inquisition was taken on the
of Mr. 'I nOMAS SMITH, of Queen-street, Gros..
r-square, who, on Friday, feeling himself indis-
, was advised to take a dose of salts : having
by him he took about an ounce, and was soon
,seiacd with the most excruciating pain, and
t!-.e arrival of a surgeon it was discovered that
d ta'an oxalic ar'i'l, by mistake. The unfortu-
dic.l in a few minutes afterwards,
ic'- -" Died front taking a quantity of oxalic
, by mistake, far Epsotn salts."—The Jury re.
men: d that chenusts should, for the future, be
par.:cular in having the word poison printed oe
,aver :n which such dangerous ingredients were
sed. In the present case the poison was wrapped
n a piece of a neaaraaer.
asioN-11at-te.—satarda7, R. Cannon and T. hlactmes,two
fishermen, were clet-,- irj the Water-Bailiff, with fishing
illegal nets in the Thaat,o, thereby destroying certain firk
e they canto to their proper growth. The defendants saki
useless to look for large fish—they had nut sees one for
dive month—the steam-boats frightened some away, and the
ater poisoned the rest.—'llte Loan Mayo& expressed his
w for their situation, and remitted the penalty, but coo-
ed the nets.
MARRIED.
Saturday, at Brewood, John Wrottesley, Esq. eldest son
John Wrottesley, Bart. of Wrottesley Hall, in the cuenty
fford, to Sophia Elizabeth, third daughter of Thomas Gil-
Esq. of Chillington, in the same county.
y 17, at Shrewsbury, the Rev. John Stedman, M.A. of
roke College, Oxford, Master of the Grammar S hod,
ford, to Frances, eldest daughter of the late Edward Pent-
, F.sq. of Rytoss Grove, Shropshire.
e Rev. W. IL Covens, of Winsley, to Marianne, eldest
hter of the Rev. Dr. Rowltuidson, Vicar of Warminster.
e Rev. H. W. Grey, to Sophia Josepha, youngest daughter
e late JnWh Sikes, Esq. of tkc Chauntry House, Newark,
inghamakrr.
ly 20, at Birmingham, the Rev. Jcseph Bradley Warden,
ary Anne, only daughter of the late Mr. John Crump, So-
r, Coventry.
ursduy, at Thrandeston, the Rev. Edgar Rust, to Anne
ess, only daughter of the Rev. Nath. D'Eye, of that place.
ly 43, at Aborfield, the Rev. 11. Ilodgkinson, Domestic
plain to Lord Braybrookei to Sarah Jametta Crignan,
igest daughter of Claudius, late Bishop of Sodor and Man.
ursday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, the Rev. Augustus R
niker, Rector of Great and Little Thornham, Suffolk, to
cos Amelia, daughter of J. 11. Stewart, Esq. of Lower Sty-
r-steett, and of the Grange, South Ockendon, Essex.
rely, at l)alham, Suffolk, Sir I)igby hlackworth, Bart. to
s P. Affleck, sister to Sir James Affleck, Bart.
ttly 21, at Gillingham, Lieutenant G. Rickets, Commander
is Majesty's cutter Diligence, to Sarah, eldest daughter of
Samuel Delisted, of Exmouth Terrace, near Gillingham.
uly 4, Alfred Lermit, Esq. of the Hon. East-India Corn.
y's military service, to Maria Elizabeth, daughter of George
er, Esq. of Euston Crescent.
t Southwick, G. 11. Jones, hL D. of Portsmouth, to Fanny,
daughter of the late Vice-Admiral Sur ridge, Chichester.
'ednesday, at Upper Deal, Lieutenant 11. W. Harvey, R.N.
lice Ilolness, only daughter of James Simpson, Esq. Lomita.
londay, Major-General G. P. Adams, of Ashpringtoo
se, Devonshire, to Elizabeth, second and youngest daughter
Sir W. Elford, of Bickhatn, in the said county, Bart.
'riday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir T.
1 Hill, K. C.B. Grenadier Guards, to the lion. Anna hlatia
re, second daughter of Lord Teignmouth.
DIED.
the lOth instant, at Dartmouth, the infant daughter, after
o days birth, of Captain J. Hine, of the Honourable the East
is Company's Service.
Wednesday, in his 61st year, the Rev. Thomas Best, A•3l.
rpetual Curate of Cradley, Worcestershire.
Monday, at the Rectory House, Childrey, Berks, aged flltt'ol
uths, Catharine, youngest daughter of the Rev. John Nelson,
. A. late Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford.
At his mother's house, in Palace-yard, Gloucester, of a rapid
dine, aged 23, the Rev. John Adams.
At Milton Keynes, Bucks, aged 68, the Rev. Lamb"
rain.
At Woburn, Bedfordshire, the Rev. E. 11. Whinfield, Rector
Ilattksden cum Potsgrove, in that county.
The Rey. Henry Byron, Rector of Muston, near Grantham.
At Herne Bay, the Rev. B. F. Dornford.
Monday se'nuight, at Stonehouse, Lydia, relict of the lath
ands Douglas. Esq. Purser,
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