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ECCLESIASTICAL lAtt LLICENCE.
PROMOTIONI.—The Right Rev. W. L. Maned, D.D. Blsb4
of Bristol, to the rectory of Barwick-in-Rhriet, Yorkebire.
Rev. William Wood, B.D. of Christ Church, to the nimbly
Fulham, Mid ik,ez.
EILTIII, SLPTFNIMIL I.—Suattay he Lard Bleb, this
Diocese held a public ord,na, ion to the erhedral Church of Tee.
ter, when Vere John Alston, of Sr. John's College, Cambridge,
A. B. Henry Bradriiin, of Wadham College, Ozfoid. A 1.
Sydenhant Henry Pipbpia, of the same College. A. IL Williata
Pbiliips, of Jesus College. Cambridge, A. B. John Blies, of Si.
John's Collcge, Cambridge, A. B and George Joi.ii Fre‹tnan, Ot
Trinit7shall, Cambridge, L.L.B. wit admitted to the holy ardor
of deacons.--And Hugh Bent. of Easter College, Oztord, A. B.
John Jope, of the Sinn Coliegn, A. M Juba Litnebear Harding,
of Disarm' College, Cambridge, L 1..8. William Thomas Short.
of Oriel Collete, Oxford, A.H. John Baste Fletcher, of Latter
College, A.M. Jahn Charles Fans..awe, of brasennose College,
Oxford, A.B. John Ttehant Symons, co. F.ze•er .sol!eie, A. B.
mei Thomas Juhoes the younger, of Wadhant College, A.B. were
.i ordained priests.
Monday the Lord Bishop of Exeter instituted the Rev. John
Limebear Harding, LL.B. to the rectory of Loahure. Devon,
ou the presentation of John thichener, Esq.
Lately the Rev. Wham Page Richards, L. L. B Had Vas-
ter of Blundell's Scheel, Tiverton, and Fellow of New College,
Oxford, on i•istiteted by the Bishop of Bristol to the Rectory of
Stoke Abbot, in the county of Dorset, on the present:don of the
Warden and Fellows of New Colbige,Oztord. ' ou 'I anday
laic Mr. Richards wet licetoe I I y the Lord Bishop of Elmer to
the Mastership of the said School.

Gatischtw Awriuturms,—A mission from the Dii-
letanti Society is on the eve of departing, under the
sanction of diveniment, in a Turkish ingate destined
for Smyrna, and commanded by Captain Gibrallso.
The object of the mission is to make dilisent search
for antiquities andancient relics in Asia Manor and the

lonian I,l=s.
Saturday .se'nnight, between 9 and ten at night,
a journeyman blacksmith, in a state of intoticatiora,
purchased a ballad trom a person exppsinj then' on
the Old Bridge, Glasgow, and so great was Lis cu-
riosity to Lave a peep at his purchase, that he imme-
diately get up on the ledge of the bridge, bes de ons
of the lamps on the centre arch, and, losing his bo.
lance, he Mi over iato the river. Although su sled
by the fall, 37 feet, the water being only about MI)
feet deep, he got up, and walked home with lit;le
sistance.. He was at his wot k, as usual, un bknday
morning.

We mentioned on Friday that the Stand-hoow, at
t!.e race-course in Cork, had bri,ke down on Thurs-
day se'nnight, and that several persons had been
hurt : among the sufferers were Richard Bury, Esq.
who had his thigh broken and his back ihjiired
Mr. M'Carthy had his head severely wounded; Mr.
Connor, the auctioneer, had his thigh and back despe-
rttely bruised ; and several mhz.7l received injury.
but in a slighter degree. Three of the band of the
Nortlitimb:rland regiment, who had permission to
attend the race-course, were heavy sufferers in the
calamity. One (1 those men was so severely injured
as to make his recovery %try doubtful, and the other
two had an almost similar share cf injury. The ca-
sualties were not confined to this catelligue, extensive
' as it is ; a man of the name of Lynch, was rode over
on the race ground, and J o .:readfully wounded as to
afford scarcely a hope of his recovery. Dr. Little,
of tile Medical Staff, who shired in the ruin of the
Sind-house, escaped unhurt.

" Wednesday the Lady of the Rai. Samuel White, DD. Rectos
of lit itlitstell, Oxfords. Are of a sou, at linjbtweli.
WeAnesday, the Lady of Captain 1. Itlauct.ard, of tbs lioq,
Cotnpany'r. ship ;awes Sibb3l4, of a inn.
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NLAKKIL.D.

Saturday the 7th instant, at I:ymperone, Devonshire, by the
Rev. J. P. G:dgin, Czratn F►ederta Von Leaches, of the 7th
line hattallor, h:is!es German I.egion, to Graco Frrkes eldest
daughter of the Late Wm. rutland, Esq.
The jt ev. Samuel C. Fripp, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of
J. Pococke, Esq. of Great titorge-strew, W, stmins er.
Rtv. Cheri, s Crawley, sou or Sir Thomas C. Boevet, aut. to
Miss Yong*, daughter of the Rev. Duke Yours, of Cornwood.
Devonshire.
Rev. C. Capel, to Mary, third daughter of the late Sir David
Ogilvy, hart.

DIED.
Rev. HAM, D D. one of the setiorCiusossa of Wid.
sor, and iormerty Des. of Bristol.
dept. 3, the Rev. Dr. Joseph Jackson, Vint of Risley, DIA?.
shire; and petykrual Carate of Keiington, nest Louth.
'1 Au; eday sc'onight, at Wanlrp, Leicestershire, Lady WAD%
wite of bit Charles Grave Hudson, Bart.

WAY KAT
WHEN Men of Education and professional dull
use persevering endeavours a disaster the meet ate and
certain method of treating a few prevailing Meows, the swear
ful result of their experience is the test prod et superiority.
Messrs. OOSS and Co. Surgeons, have hew hodeseed to nudes
the cute of the following the olden of their particular wed!. via.
a ct rule Die eder, frequently contracted In a tr.kanent of Jaunt-
cation, and he concomitants, Strictures and Gleets. winch. by
an Impruved plan, are speedily and elf-ctuary cured ; as also de-
b.ll.y, whether arising loom eacchanal.an indulgences, long new
&nee in warm climates, or a secret mittary vice, tee ettee eh-
happily pursued by the yntith of both uses, is the one causing
sterility or barrenness, and In the other a numerous train of tier.
vow direst" whtch, if not timely remedied, terminate In Iran-
' potence end Consumption. In that distressing state of debility ce
deficiency, whether the consequence of such batiste& babas, ee
arising front any other cause, by which the pow. es of the Maid.
tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Los.
I don, they offer a 6rna. see; and speedy remointioa to sound sal
' vigorous health.
I 'l'he result of a Snag and exteoi‘ve practice has enabled than,
j by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, bovines'
' Mein-rate oe ctenpliested, swithont whitens, the patient to
the least reser...int in diet or etercise ; and In recent C.ines
where an early application is made es discovery of the taffetas.
' they frequently perform e cure in the sheet spaoe of two days.
I The unprecedented success of their mode of trestmait (which
' has never been known to fail In one single itistapee in a prac-
tice of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons
of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and irjerious
methods had been pursued by ether Pracutloners without effect).
Induces them to thus publicly offer their advice.
Illeters. GOSS and Co. each.stwely professing the core of these
particular complaints, in order that they nut net be marked by
a mistaken few, with the obloquy so Justly attached is the igno-
rant empiric, thiiik it but )ratite to theniselves to Atte% that they
have been properly educated and initiated Into every branch of
the profession (certificates el wield, from different hospitals, and
testimonials from the most •111210ett Physicians, they have to ece-
wince any Inquirer), that the :tweets molting from their maw.
vont" first indueed them to quit um practice of the general Pro'.
titioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fait
ground :or the unprecedented confidence v idi which they have,
by the public, been so liberally honoured. .
Patients in the country are requested to state the parMulan
of theft- use, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bank :4()Lt.
for advice and medicines, and the same will be for warded us at.!
part of the kingdom...ZOOS anti Co. Surgeons, 13, BiYave""'
street. -'

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