... exlw hulg thue Freneh tyranlt ?? his satellites fo011m their inhappy country. Latelv the rev. Dtikoe Youe, jiun. M. A. was instituted by the lord bishop of this dioce se, to the rect.ry of New- ton-Ferrers, in Devon, on the presentation of John ?? esq. n ...

... -Exch. bills, bs. pILcI. Froaiz TuifilayP night's gazCtte. BHNI(lTPl'i'S. Joleph ()tllham- ';vlton, Suffrlk, &raper .-Jamc, Pearce, of pateinoticr-row, London, fcri- Vctier.-H'1'11i011S KetUnMCed, niow r late ot Woolwich, ta- vern ?? nl l'Foxdcl, of gh ...

... 'Torr, in the coutity of )evonl, on thte nominatiois Of tne Right Hon. the Duke of Bedford. - -At the same time his Lordship instituted Mr. Bray to d thee vicaragre of Tavistock, in the said county, orlltbe presentafion of.his Grace. autd void by the death ...

... bwrsiress (lose at (he Stock k2.a'eliat;ge. EXETER, WEDNESDAY, Jtzie 1. on Monday last the Honorable Mr. Chanullor Percy instituted the Rev. Thomas Paseoe, A..1 . to, he vldidage' of Saint Illarii, alias Saint TIilary, Su ','cornsaI, fO i the presentation ...

... 6xpseCt soon 'to driilk their favourite beve- .ria, miprogovelin quality, and reduced in price. The Loord ljishop' ?? Las instituted the Rev. I Edwiird ?? I). t. totl, vicarage of Larnerton, in L Devoll. Olitle tpresenltationl of the Rev. Henry Haw- . kins ...

... yesterday. eenfirmed in the cfatl-eural * of flis city, 533' persons, viz. 10)5 males ead 358 females. - | His LordsLip has instituted the Rev. Liviopstor, Bo3oth. K. A. (I.haplain to the Right ?? Lord de Duretalnrille. to ?? rectory of Ilioen, in Crnrue ...

... readers to an advertisement in ouar paper this day, announcing the Annual Gelneral Meet- ing of the Religious Tract Society, instituted in this city about two years since, as auxiliary to that in London.-From the professed principles of the tracts issued by ...

... givin- these few lines a place in your very interesting paper, and am, Sir, Your most obedient -servant, A FRIEND to OLD INSTITUTIONS, And your CONSTANT RRADER. 23d September, 1810i. FIA 10? UTH, September 23, 1816 . Tuesday, Sept. IT. WindS; E. Arrived ...

... le to I) 0ii Pctrn, of Greor-e-street- Doek. 'i *!y le it sva s m rried, at St. A ust!e, Cu'u- w.ell, lv 1! ;e lit-. T'hos. Pearce, Johil Vialdei, Fowi. ?? tS, ?? *is, Rearl!. ol, vit. A itstle. oil asilS.Ly fast died, in tlh O3d ?? of her agC. !YUid ? ...

... saeling by spmnple, and his Lordship threatens to COMmit every dealer ?? disobeys his orders. It aplpears by an in u iry, instituted by the Mtigis- ttt' f Sumnderlantd thbat such is the general dlistress ?? town, that. one: p-twrtbrit'.1r -2! fnt fh1r WV'i ...

... artdageou8 terms. . . . - . I EXETE ER, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16.D ol On Saturday l]itt the Rev. John St. Aubyn, A. p a, was instituted, ly the Lord Bishop of Exeter, to the 'ieoaragt of Crowvan, otherwise Uni Crowan. in Corn- E wall, ol Ihe prespntatioii ...

... had been most anxious that a minute inquiry should be made intothe' state of the Navy. He (Lord Liverpool) bad accordingly instituted an inquiry, and he could de. clure that the Peace Establishmetnt of the Navy was never found in a more efficient state. ...