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London, England, 1828-11-18 00:00:00

TO CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
I\o OTICE IS HEREBY- GIVEN, that the BOARD
.1,-1 of ORDNANCE are ready to receive Tenders front such
Persons as may be desirousOf RENTING the CEMENT MA-
NUFACTORY, belonging to the ORDNANCE DEPART.
MEN r, at HARWICH, together with the right of collecting
the CEMENT STONE within certain limits, subject to Terms
and Conditions, as per Particulars, to be had ma application at the
Secretary's Office, in Pall.malla

The Tenders to be received on or before Tuesday, the gth of
December, 1828.
By Order of the Board,
R. BYHAIII, Secrets:is
Ceesof erdnance, November tO, 182$.

SORE THROATS, HOARSENESS, &c:
BuT LER 'S ACIDULATED CAYENNE LO-
ZENGES ate pull:Wady recommended for habitual sore
Throats; relaxation of the Uvula; enlargement of the Tonsils,
and that description of Hoarseness which arises from relaxation of
the Membranes of the Throat and the parts contiguous.
The Cayenne'Lozetige has been found of great utility to such
Fersonsas arefrequently in the habit of speaking in public; they
easy therefore be advantageondy taken in the Senate, at the Bar,
and in the Pulpit, and the highest testimony in the Musical World
&as been aLivanced in their favour, espectilly in those cases, where,
from the constant use of the voice, or the influence of a humid
atmo•phere, the membranes have become relaxed, and diminished
their tone.

These Losenges are also recommended as a stimulus during
Intld Sports ; the/ are refreshing, and prevent sore Throats,
ilkoarsetioss &c. to those who are unaccustomed to exposure in
the monolog, before the dew has passed off, and in moist and foggy
e►enings.

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street Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond•street ; and
the principal Ned eme'Venders in the Kingdom.
N B Ask fur Butler's Cayenne Lozenges.

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stimulating it to expel all noxious and impure juices, giving
smirk and tone to the Nerves, enlivening and invigorating both
body and mind. _ _

Price lls. per bottle. or four in one family bottle for 331. by
which one Its. bottle is saved, with the words " Saml. Solomon,
Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp, without which none are Ge,
twine.

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ford street; Mr. Ward, Ifolhurn ; Mr. Straining, Royal Ex-
change; and all other bledicineVenders. Round each bottle is
wrapped a copious bill of directions, containing select illustrations
of its elllcacy.

CLERICA L INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGIC, Nov. 14.
At a eangragation un Wednesday last, the fallowing degrees
were coaferted:

DOCTOR IN 110111111 G
Itev. Thomas Gilbank Ackl.nd, St John's Cane.
DOCTOR IN PUYUG.
John Burdett Steward. Pembroke College.
aticeasort IN DIVINITY.
Rev. John Graham, Fellow of Christ's College.
UCINTIAT4 IN PUTSIC.
Henry J. Hallos Bead. Corpus Cbrisd College.
warms. or ARYL
Bev. Septhass Palmer, St. Petes's
Bev. Gawen Hodgman, St. John's• College.
Rev. Burge' Lanisert, St. John's College.
esenatoss 1N CIVIL LAW.
T. P. Luamore Hallett, Fellow of Trinity Hall.
Herbert Jeener, Tawny Hall.
licv. Thomas Hoehn!, Catharine Hall.
Bev. Charles Bowe, Trinity Hall.
• oseemon or •1111.
*Mika APlntosh Brookes. St. Peter's College.
At the same coestegation graces to the following effect passed
the &este _

To appoint Mr. Crick, a St. John's College, Mr. Baines, of
Min College. Mr. Maze, of Trinity College. and Mr. Thirlwall,
of Trinity College, iizamiser sf s►e Classical Talmo.
're appoint Mr. boreemm.,llllt. John's College, Mr. C. Smith,
of St. Petet's College, Jr. Jet-ends' as./ Mr. Ulric, of Trinity
College, £sas►inrrs of the rev maw Ezamioation in Lent Term,
1829.

To appoint Mr. Ruse, of Sr. John's Coliegeb and Mr. Hodgson,
of St. Peter's College, Esaminers of the Classical part of the Exa-
mination of the Questionable, not Candidates fer Hooours in Jan.
3849.
To appoint Professor Whew,ll and Mr. King (Moderators last
year) Mr. Madly, of St. John's College, Mr. Myers, of Trinity
College, Mr. Birkett. of St. John'. Cs' slege, and Mr. C. Smith, of
St. Peter's College, Examiners of Quo': a Waist s Jan. 1829.
The Rev. Thomas Solway, B.U. Feltner of St. John's College,
has hero presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Society, to
the Rectory of St. Florence, 'Pembrokeshire, vacant by the death
of the Rev. J. Smith, B U.
The first meeting of the Philosophical Society for this term was
held on Monday evening, the Rev. Professor Cumming, Vice-Pre-
a dent, being in the Chair. A paper by J. Challis, Esq. Fellow of
'falsity College, was read, on the 611,/ of the planetary distances as
applied to the satellites. In the ease of the planets it is well known
that if we take the excesses of their distances above the distance of
Mercury. these excesses (turn a geometrical series, of which the
common ratio is 2. Mr. Challis has emulated the distances of the
satellites from their centre, with a view to ascertain whether a
similar law prevails with regard to them; and from the results of
his calculatiuus it appears incontestable that this curious analogy,
hitherto entirely unexplained, obtains in the seemsdary as well as
in the pekpary systems. The common ratio in the ease of Jupiter
as 1/4a/arly. In the case of Saturn it appeanto het foe the first
Svc, and 3 for the last three. In the case of Urania the ratio is le
as at ly. Mr. C. suggests that the apparent irsegelarity in the case
of Saturn may be connected with the disturbing influence of his
ring. In the system of Uranus, it is necessary to suppose 9 satel-
lites; and thus, in the same manner in which the law applied to
the planets led astronomers to conjecture the ezisteoce of a planet
bet *ern Mars and Jupiter, it leads us to suppose, when we apply
to the satellites of Uranus, that there exist' as yet undiscovered,
two satellites between the 4th and Sib, and one between the 3th
and 6th of those at present known. After the meeting Mr. Whe-
well gave an account, illustrated by drawly., of thr phenomena of
granite veins in Cornwall; especially at Trewnas Hard, Pulmear
Forth, and Wicka Pool._

At in Ottßastion heW by the Bishop of Lichfield and Cannery,
held en Sunday, the instant, at Eeeleshal, the ((Mowing Gen-
tlemen et this University were ordained

MAGGIO& .
Stephen Aldhoure. S. C. L. St. Peter's College.
element E Ilcoogbtoo, B. A. Ensinansol Codes&
Thost k. Docker. LL A. Pembroke Colege.
Newry 11. Frank B. A. Carpets Christi College.
E &Ike H.A. Trinity Cullers.
W. Smith, B. A. Magdalen College.

MISTS.
Nech. Clanger!, B.A. ma's College.
James Creatures, KA. Jolla Gwytlw.r, B.A. awl R. &ato•ers,
B A. St. Johres College.

OXFORD. Nov. 1&
nursfley the follu*►ing Degrees were eltrierrial :

It ASTZIIII Ur ANT% • •
Rip* Wm. Job Charlton Stasocuo, 31a;41.11ro Carp.