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London, England, 1821-03-19 00:00:00

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oxTronD, MA RCIII7.
Saturday, in fall Convocation, an unanhnoss vote was for inserting the name of his late Majesty, King vs.—v...7'4r
Third, in the list of Benefacturs to the University. the
Thursday, the Rev.-Charles Floyd, B. D. Student of aut
Church, Preacher at Lincoln's Inn, and one of the ~
Chaplains to the Archbishop of Canterbury, was admitted D
in Divinity. o,
Wednesday, Mr. C. W. W. Elton, of Jesus cop
fret RN
elected Scholar of that Society.

Eccr.r.si AST 1C AL PR 0 AIOTTONS.
The Rev. W. Jeonings, of F,ast Canton Vicarage* Doh,
the. Living of Bayslon, flirts.p
The Rev. Matthew Barnett, of Market Malan to the ••
of North Wil'.;:ighaw, Lincolnshire. , ewer,
The Rev. C. Musgrove, M.A. Fellow of Trinity 6,neri
Callinidge, to the Vicarage of •Alitklrk, Yorknhire.
MSaturday se'nnight, the Rev. Ju4hua KLtg, M.A. itectnro ,;
atthew's Bethnal Green, loondon, was inducted to the 101
tory of W,;curchyrch, Cheshire. •

Pnvsrcritrrs IN SPAtk.,rtn the present clay theft;
of a Physician is gd..from the -tradesman, loci. from
the Man of Fashion, acid nothing from the poor! &nut
Noble families agree with the Physician by the year
paying him annually four score reals—tliat is, its
for his attendance on them and their families,

BIRTFIS
Thursday, at Lowesby Hall, Leicestershire, Lady Fwd
a still-born daughter.
Sunday sennight, at Salisbury, County of Kildare,the Lady d
Colond Johnaton, a a son.
Thursday, at Shernfold Park, Frant, Susso, the 61„
John By, Esq. Major in the Corps of Royal EngseeeteW
a daughter.
March 6, at Auchenard, the Lady of Major Mstee. ef a
daughter.
hlarch 10, in Berkeley-square, the Lady 6i John Beau, Eq.
M.P. of a daughter.

• MARRIED.
Feb. 20, Thomas James Kelly, Esq. of Ilahntown, d
Louth, to Anne, only daughter of the late Rev. Denis 11l
March 1, at Dublin. the Rev. Edward Wade, to Mary As%
only daughter of the late Judge Fox.
At Weston-under-Lizard, the Rev. John IL Dkkenstnot
Blymbill, to Mrs. Brown, of the former place.
Tuesday, Captain Robert Ilockings, R.N. to Min Align
daughter of the late Gerrard Montagu, FA9.
March at Edinburgh, Lieutenant Grant, late g
meat. to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Capt. Wank
Feb. 27, at Spott-house, Capt. Alexander Renton Sharp
R.N. C.B. to Catherine, eldest daughter of Robert Hay, V%
of Spott.
Last weet, at St. Alban's, Capt. Andrew King, LS.%
Mary, eldest daughter of Charles Lewin, Esq. of that_pbes. •
March 10, at Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel James hokum
Cochrane 7.c1 Regiment of Guards, to Charlotte, datiglegglg
Jelhn Wiltshire, En.. of Shockerwick-house.
March 10, in Limerick, Sempronius Stratton,Rsq, /jeggeme.
Colonel and Major in the 40th Heginaent, to the Hon. enbeine
Jane Massy, daughter of the late General Lord Clark; of Bit
Park, County 01 limerick.

DIED.
In his 65th year, the Roy. John Dymoke, Rector of Brie.
hill, Lincolnshire.

Friday se'nnight, at Yarmouth, in her 83d year, abs. Paih,
relict of the Rev. Henry Parisll, wbo was Chaplain to the Ihr.
gni; Townshend, when Lord Vitutenant of Iceland, and whs
died in that country in the year if7l. •
Monday, at Bath, Catherine, wife .of the Hoe. and L.
James St. Leger.
Lately, at Chatham. Barracks, of consurnprien, hese* ca
a cold caught at the great fire At Chatham hit your,. Calved
Child, Barrack Master of Chatham Barrack&
Lately, at.Exiter; after a very long illness, at the advanced
age of b 2 years, Lady Mary llamiltnd, aunt to lard &Abed.
The 34 instant, at Mount- Boone, Frederick later, &skint
son of Lieutenant Colonel Seale.
March g, at Bath, aged 77, Stephen 'Ram, Eof Runs.
fort, county of Wexford, and Portewbod Lodge,el. an(
One of the Benchers.of the Middle Temple.
Monday, at Exinouth, Mary, wife of Capt. T. Young, LX.
Wednesday, aged 78, Mrs. Hunt, of Oxendon.street, Hap
market, relict of the Rev. John Hunt.

Feb.27,.at Markioch, hifealtire, !Ir. Malcolm Gray pose
the 22d Regiment), aged 84, one of the folloyferiof Aoki.
mortal Wolfe.

March 10, in Foley-place, Major Thomas' Gamble, aged IL
Dec. 12, at Berbice, in the West Indies, Mrs. Caah, ensue
Captain Cash, of the 2d, or Queen's.
Dec. 28, at Kingston, Jamaica, William Gardner, &q. c'.
79, after a residence on that Island of 56 years.
Feb. 25, In Mullingar, aged 77 years, Ale. WillianrEdfide
founder, and (tin within these few years) the Proprietor sf the
Westmeath Journal Newspaper.
March 3, In consequence of being overturned in i air andlV
Mr. Butterfield, of the Low Moor Isno.Worki, its.: Link.''

Decors et ptaams 11501.--1111 a.
Thy house, and (in the cup of life,
That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
SOCRATES, by-his discourse on . llarriagt, so air
raptured his auditors with the subject, that the Wills :
men flew to their wives' and the bachelors hastened to be wait
and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word "wifs" hose
most agreeable and delightful name-in nature.
The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses their'
dderatum of our enjoyment; teeming. not only with happhto
on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with W-
hereafter.

Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed therliaW
it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate theprinti
hot to cleanse the grosser nature from those iniparidetrabe
the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may hive madder
To the neglect of such attention are attributable way Si IMP
hapless instances, which, while they excite the
of the beholder, should also impress him with dtfeiffee
reproacir.•
Luxurious habits will effeminize the body--a residemeitai.
tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially doalla.k_
premature infatuation of youth too frequendrcomproadow
natural dignitrinto a state of inanition from whence the Val
nixed stuferer more dim* doubts the chancei of rebel• la
such, then, we address ourselves,. offering hore—enetl7--Ww_,_
solar strength--feliclty I nor will our advances appear 11WWw
ble, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of WON
years successful experience.
The easy cares of married life are sometimes distuthethYlbe,
suspension of those blessings which concentrate the elfa°
wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally swim'
et it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved we
power.
In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as weft UlO
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!station of the generative economy, we pledge our abahl,,
cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitousi,Val.:
unfeeling mnpyric from the position so prestooPtala
up, we deviate from general principles with lets heitstier/
confident in our own honourable integrity as Melba*
College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community
sea (especially those entering into matrimonial life) doe"'
our house, where daily attendance is given fur petalall..
saltation ;•and letters from the oountry are inwsaisPi'
swami; these must contain a remittance for Advise ad Par
tine, which- can be forwarded to my part of the World. VP
ever distant.' GOSS and Co. hi. R. C. SurromP2i.„
Bouverie-swett, Fleet-emit
Jest puldhhei (Tenth Edition), The Zsit of lire'rt7g.
liar commentary on the above Diseases. By G".l1_,"*,__..-oli
dressed to the Youth and liatarity of both Sexes „serP•
at 10, Paternoster raw 50, Pall-Mall ; 1.4 N
Soho ; 174, Fleet-Mem; 40, West Stuithbeid;
sellers. Bruce Sa.
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