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London, England, 1816-07-29 00:00:00

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• OXFORD, JULY 27.
Thursday, the Rev. Richard Yalden White, M. A. theito
Henry Winstanley, M.A. the Rev John Butler Hot hen, St A
of Magdalen college, the Rev. George Booth, Nl.k. of Liam'
colege. and Mr. Charles Henry Hutton, B.A. of Baal wu.:
wereadmitted Fellows of Magdalen college; and Messrs. 1-t,;,,;
&dd ph, William Boycott, and bchnund Smith, were ielmitki
Denies of the same ouvety.
The K,y. I raids Dyson, M.A. FeUow of Merton colter,
berm instituted to the Rectory and Parish elstach of *41%1.4
worth.

ECCLESIAsTeAL PItCISIOIIINS.
Rev. Alexander Houstoun, M. A. to the Rectory and pat%
Church of Hartley Mawdtt, Hants.
Rev W. Spurdene, Master of NonhWalshant %heal, biorrilli.
am! Chaplain to Lord Rotas, to the Rectory t.f Broborf and Vt•
carage of Predwartflue, Herefordshire.
Rev. Thomas Thurlow, to the Rectory of Doxford, Suffolk.,
Mr. Therlow is the brother of the present, awl nerbertQL the
late Lord l'hurlow.

At the Ozford Assizes last week, it was decided
that a patent, who has his son at College, (a minor'
is liable fur payment of such books only as are gyp I
by the person furnishing them, to be necessary for
the education of his son. The action tried was at
the suit of Mr. Buss, bookseller, of Ossord, vaian
the son of Sir C. PALMER, of Dorney Court, Mucks.
Among the books supplied were Lurd BrAnNot
Poems, which we presume, the Learned Judo who
tried the cause, 'deemed one of the Uri extishatvii
of a student's library. 'fire amount of ese
claimed WAS ,C 36 12s. and the Jury gave a verb.
for £8 4s. which had been previously paid into Court,
and which they thought comprized all the book,
necessary.
At the same Assizes, two perms were convicted
of a riot in forcibly cutting down a gate, attended
by a concourse of people, and which gm the cols.
try people supposed was an encroachment on their
rights. The Judge (Anwar) held, that however ille,
gaily the gate had been set up, there was no jests&
cation in committing a breach of the peace to demo.
lish it.

A Clergyman in tl-e West, who bad unfortunately
quarrelled with his parishioners, had lately the mis.
fortune to hate a shirt stolen from the hedge where
it hung to dry, and he posted hand-bills offering
reward for the discovery of the offender. Next an n.
ing the following lines were found written at the foot
of the copy stuck against the church door
o Some tbW has ttlen the Pavan's
''‘'o skin nought could be nearer;
The Pariah will give hive Hundrel Pounds
To bins that steals tbr wearer!

alxrH.
On the 97th instant, at Altr.ny Barracks,. ide
Lady of Colonel Payne, of a dang'iter.

MARLOW.

At the Cattle drat Church of Bangor, on the 2lth instant,
Major George Henry Hewett, eldest son of the Right Hon. Sir
George Hkwitc, Bart. Commander of the Forces in Ireland, to
Louisa, fifth sktughter of the Right Reverenl the Lord Bishop
of Bangor.
1 hursday, at DallingtcM, Norrhamptowsblre, the Hon. sod
Rev. 'Otos. L. Donde,. to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the Rev.
James Brusquer, of Hardinastone.
Wednesday, at l'wirkenham, tile Rev. Benjamin Pbilpot, Fel.
low of Christ College„ Cambridge, to Wit a Mal Philpo , sf
Iluntingfielti, Suffolk,

Rev. John Powell, Frlbw of Trinity College, Cambridge, v
Martha. only daughter of S. P. Beaks, EN. of Nin.l.Dhont
Rev. G. S. Weid•tman, to Mitt Lever, daughter el the lett bk.
Lever, of idlanchtt ter.
At blandtord, tf,e Hew. U. Gout, to Eliza, daughter of Male.
chi Tice, ifsq. of that place.

DIED.
' On the 24th of July, at her house at St. Martin's HM, seer
Canterbury, in :be eStb year of her age, Mrs. Anne Pyottoillet
of the late kobert Thomas Pyott, Esq. and only 'taught/rad
heir of Charles Pyort, Esq. and Anne his wife, who was wed
the three surviving daughters and cn-heiresses of Sir Richard
Sandys, Bart. formerly of Northbotne Court. Kent.
July 2; at Creed, St. Michael, near Tauntor, at the Mew of
Dr. Inues, his uncle, in the 46th year of his age. Robertson Bu-
chanan, Esq. of Glasgow, civil engineer. He was the Asa ar of
sonic useful works, particularly one on the " Economy of Fad
and the Management of Heat," and another on the " Teeth at
Wheels."

Re•. James lildley, aged 62, •lar of Orley, and curate of rie
perpetual curacy of karnier, Yorkshire.

Tls CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD,
PrepWil by Dr. SOLossow, Gilead-Howe, neat
Limspedg
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mite half a nines a bottle; or the quantity Of four k site lII*
bottle for Sgs:on which 9a are saved,alety "needed.
SHE CORDIAL BALM! 01. CMLEAD w 1
universally acknowledged to he potidtarly silicacieus in as
inward wasting,, loss of appetite, Indlgestioo,lleprossioo of Obi,
trembling or shaking of the bands or limbs, Molder'
shortness of breath, and consumptivehabits. I! s bins the
eases the most violent pains in the bead mid stomach, and mole
gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gentle/ this ..liide
much ado:loaf, being pleasant to the rate ar.d smell, giser ad
trilling the fibres of the stomach, furl giving that proper=
which a good digestion requires. Nothinei can be better
to help and nourish the coLatitudon after a nocturnal RANI
with wine, &c. This Cordial is highly esteemed is the Ewa
West Indies for nourishing sad Louie:orating the nervous VOA
and actin ea a zeneral restorative on debilitated candied"
ageing fronilailious cortir;—!3u 'AW raced in hot climates.-11eis
who have the care and educes .rott of females, the studious as well
as the sedentary part of the community, should never be withal
the Cordial Balm of Qilead, which removes diseases in the heel,
invigorates the mind, itypro lei the memory, and enbrens tin
imagination.
It is the most abrmlute remedy for such diseases as are attends
ed with the fitlicouvoig .synapeoess, namely, a great wrikatte
of the breast, with darn:m.4y of brembbigt eloleet.pelpiletaaa4
the heart, sudden dashes v'. time in vaMmi Porta of the body; a
inher times a sen lc of col I, as if weer was panted en them;
flying pains in d. e arms an 4 limbs, back sod belly, resembbig
those occasioned by tbe gran el; the pulse very variable, some-
times uncommon. ly *sr, at .other times very quick; yawning.
the hiccough, freisent sighing, and a sense of suffocation, as from
a ball or lump ID the throat ; a kunst, fits of crying and contd.'
sive laughing; t' le deep- onsoune, and seldom refreshin: and the
patient often u Shied with horrid dreams. Much has been raid
by interested t adividuals against medicines that are sivert:sed;
but there is a very iMpUltatit OtAA.VatiOn to be made respectiqg
the Cordial B. /,n of Gilead, that unto*, its operation was gentle,
safe, and el& it.lous, It could not have obtained the tine:an:plot
demand it ha i acquired; lot, as it has rarely the greet advantage
of a perm's,' re advocate ti the ear of The padeut, so willing bat
his convictir s of its virtues, by its saintery effects, can induce per-
severance, at d yet reasonable perseverance Is certainly mast re-
quisite to en; tie even the happiest combination of chemicals mit
galenicals to root out chronic diseases, and restore the vatte*
rian to heals li.
reaverament security against Counterfeit*.
Sold by Banitiel Leigh, Is, titrand ; Bacon and Co. ISO, OP
i ford-stree s. London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and all
1 Medicine Areeders; price I is. each, or four in ooe Family Bottle
for SSa. 'ay which one lis bottle is saved, with the weir"'
"Sand: JEtilomoti, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
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