Star. — London, England, 1816-04-29 00:00:00

• • 1_ ' WINDSOR, APRIL 28. • This morning the Prince of SAIE COBOURO walked from the Upper Lodge to the Castle, to attend Di. vine Service in the Private Chapel, with the Royal Family. After Divine Service the Prince of SAXE* Colima° accompanied the QUEEN and Princesses to the Princess ELIZABETH'S cottage, called Clity.hall. The Princess Cunatorrn of WALas followed imme diately after in an open carriage. The Royal Party then partook of a superb entertainment given by the Princess ELIZABETH. Ybsterday Divine Service was performed. at Carl ton-House, before the Royal Household, by the Rev. Mr. BLOMBERG. Yesterday the Dukes of Yonx and CUMBERLAND, and a long list of Peers, and other persons of dis tinction, attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St. Jameb's Palace. The PRINCE-REGIINT had a dinner party.on Friday at Carlion-House. • • . • •The Royal Kitchen in Sh James's Palace has been opened within these fen , days to cook forshe•PetNcE of Saxe-Comma% during his stay at Clarence-House. GORMANDIZING I;—On Saturday se'nnight, a sailor, • named George Jones; of Yarmouth, undertook, at • South Shields, to eat forty eggs within an hour, whiclrhe accomplished in three-quarters of an hour ; twenty-five were duck•eggs. After this lie said he was not satisfied, and ate one pound of mutton-chops, two penny rolls, and drank a gallon of ale, within the time given the weight of the eggs, without the shells, was bib. three-quarters. SHooTING.—At the monthly meeting of the A chro trometarian Rifle Society, yesterday, at Chalk FarM, ttsere was at admirable display of skill, and the eon: tention for the Medal was truly spirited. Towards the close it was for some time nor t i .and neck between Messrs. Sztricut and FORMAN ; We latter however was the winner ; he put in thirteen slats out of eighteen, and three bull's eyes, at the three several distances of : 150, 200, and 250 yards. As half the shots were fired from the shoulder, the target small, and the.bull's eye only a nine-inch one, this performance may fairly rank with the best specimens of ball-firing. . PRO/IMAM—Yesterday all the admirers of dress and gaiety crowded to Hyde Park, which displayed a numerous and brilliant assemblage of fashion. The promenade presented so suany.elegant females, that the spectator was lost in admiration of the various objects which caught his eye. Although the spring fashions are not yet fixed, we obseried many new and tasteful dresses ) which may be considered a sample of the elegance we shall find more abundantly exhibited in the ensuing month. The prevailing hats were of yellow suaw, with straw-colour ribbons, plumes and flowers worn in large bunches. - White satin hats, with roses and clustering May blossom, are also in great favour. The pelisses are green, lilac, and celestial blur, with three flounces rising in paral lel lines, about ten inches from the bottom, of point lace.—An immense cavalcade of elegant equipages blocked up the drive ; and at five o'clock forty car riages, occupied by ladies of distinction, remained outside the gate in Piccadilly, unable to enter the Park. Though the day was cloudy at intervals, it was not unfavourable to the promenaders, who cer tainly made this a most interesting spring meeting. Among the distinguished company we observed— The Prineese Esterhazy, Duke of Gloucester, the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and the Ladles Somenet, the Duchess of Montrose and the Ladies Gra/tail, the Earl and Coolness of Jersey, the Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester, the Marchio ness of Camden and the Ladies Prate, Marchioness of Salisbury, Marquis and Marchioness of Blandford, Duke and Duchess of Argyle, Duke of Athol, Marchioness Cholmonde.ley and Lady andocle Chulmondeley, Earl and Countess of "Betdalbanc the Marquis and Marchioness of Ormond, Marchioness of Dtiven• shire and the Ladies Hill, Marquis and Marchioness of Lana dovrne, Dowager Marchioness of Lansdowne, and the two Misses Gifford, Earl and Countess Cowprr, Marquis and Marchioness Dlhmond, the itutslan. Spanish, and Dutch Ambassadors, Coun tess Lieven, Mrs. and the three Misses Beaumtint. The Lords of the Treasury have authorised their Bookseller (Srociumut, 41, Pa1l•Mall) to dispose of the •ery few copies of Mr. Jickling's Digist of the Laws of the Customs, which are not wanted for the Public Offices, at only re. 3 13s. 6d. in boards, a*d £4 4s. in Law calf. It extends to 1500 pages, • royal 4to. and comprises the Statutes in force, in ' Great 13ritain and its Dependencies, relating to Shipping. Navigation, Revenue and other matters, cegnizable by the Officers of the Customs, from the earliest period. The above Digest, - and Mr. John ston's Travels in Russia, Poland, Etc. are the most •aluable works, to the Commercial Interest, which have appeared for a long time. OXFORD, APRIL 27. Friday, the 19th instant Robert ' Ingham, M.A. of Oriel Col lege, was elected Fellow of that Society. Saturday, Mr. Robert Gordon was admitted Fallow of New College. The Prebendary of Finsbury, in the Church of St. Paul's, vacant by the death of East Apthorp, D.D. will be nominated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, who took that piece of prefer ment as his option on the translation of Bishop gaodoiph t o t h e See of London. Wednesday, the first day of Easter Term, the following Gee demen were admitted to degrees: 24CIIELON IN CIVIL. LAW. Mr. Edward Cumming Quicke, of New College. • J ss ASTeRS or Aar,. Fres. Barrow, Esq. of Wadbani College, Grand Compounder. Rev. Jobn Channing Abdy, of Worcester College. Rev. John I.e Merchant, of Exeter Colirge. Rev.Joho Noble Coltman, of Queen's College. He and/Rev . Jam. s !Lush's, Mr. Charles Sackviile Rale, and Mr. Rkbard Gerrard Perrin, of Christ Church. Mr. James Adey Ogle. of Trini ty College. Rev. John Andras, of Pembroke College. Rev. David Jones, Mr. David Berson, and the Rev. Robert Williams, of Jesus College. Rev. James Wilki4son EadaUe, and Henry Chetwynd, Esq. of Basennose College. Rev. Philip Gibbs Davie, and the Rev. George Edwards, of St. Edmund Hall. Mr. George Helyar, and itev..Gtorge Carter, of New College. BAC/ItLORS Of ARTS. Mr. Samuel Charles Locke, of St. Alban Hall. Mr. Samuel Pehys Cockerel', of Trinity College. The same day, in a Convocation, the Rev. Edmund Good enough, M.A. Mod Student of Christ Church ; and the Rev. Henry Wrottesley, MA. Fellow of All Souls College, were admitied Proctors of the University. Pao-Fitocxess—The Rev. Walter Levett and Charles Lloyd, ILA. Students of Christ Church ; and Hon. Charles Douglas, and Hon. and Rev. Spencer Rodney, M.A. Fellows of All Souls College. Rev. Samuel Bennett, M.A. Vicar of Great Wakering, Esser, and late of queen's College, Cambridge, is appointed Chaplain to else London and Middlesex Penitentiary, recently creosol by Clo uortasent, al Millhank, Weeunlnster. • ' The Rev. Dr. Barton is presented to the Deanery of &drift. The liltilwof Portland has presented the Rev. Robert &kits to the second charge of the patist of Kilmarnock, vacant by the translation of the Rev. Dr. MlLtrod. . . FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GdZSTTA. • I Teds Gazette announces 'that the Bank - of England will con finite to receive Bank Do llar Tokens at the rate of Five Shilling' did Sixpence each, until the Ist oUblevember rest, in sums of 1 not less than Eight Dollars. The Gazette also notifies that the PIUNCII REGtNT has per mitted the following individuals to accept the insignia of the PeP togeese Order of the Tower and Sword, viz , Lieutenant-General Sit J. Hamilton, as Knight •Grand Cross, and Sir Colin Campbell, Lord F. Somerset, Sir J. M'Greger, M.D. Colonel G. A. Madden, Lieutenant-Colonels John Buchan, Sir Ulysses Burgh, Sir E. K. Williams, Sir Maxwell Grant, and Alexander TuUoh. He has also permitted Captain 'J. Shearon:, of the isth Regiment, to accept the Piedmentem Order of St Maurice and St. Lazar. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 27, 181 Q. 4th Regiment ofDragoon Guards—William George Cherry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Trafford, promoted. 6th iteghnent f Dragoons—Assistant-Surgeon CoplanirGrattan, front the 61st Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice M'Gratb, who exchanges. Itb Regiment of bight Dragoons—Montagu Harvey Grant, Gent. to be Comet, without purchase, vice King, whose appoint ment has not taken place. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant James MM to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice GOulburn, promoted In the 104th Foot. 18th Ditto--Thomas Hunter. Gent. to.be Cornet, by purchase, Trice Stopford. appointed to the Ist Life Guards. 19th Ditto—Robert Downes, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Walker, promoted in the 14th Light Dragoons. 20th Ditto—Captain CharlesKnatchbull,frotn the 22d Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Foljanibe, promoted In the 8111 Foot. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant B. Y. Smith to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Knatchbull, appointed to the 20th Light Dra goons.—To be Lieutenants, Cornet John Rogers, without pur chase, vice Moore, who re s igns ; Cornet Francis Blundell, by purchase, vice Smith. 25th Ditto—William Rodney Cambers, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice M'Queen, promoted. Staff Corps of Cavalry- T Lieutenant Edgar Gibson, from half-pay of the Ist Light Infantry Battalion of the King's German Llt • Sioa, to be Cornet. • let, or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieu tenant James Butler to be Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Viscount Bury, who resigns; William Green wood, Gent to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Butler. Sd Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Berkeley Drummond to be Adjutant, vice Sander, who resigns the Adjutaiitcy only. • 6th Regiment of Foet—Lieutenant George Bailey, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Clarkson, who ex changes. 7th Ditto—Loftus Anthony CHIN, Gent. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trevenen, who retires. Bth Ditto—Captain Edward F. Davie, from the New Brunswick Fenciblu, to be Captain of a Company,. vice Connor, who exchanges. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant R. B. Duke to be Captain of a Company, • without purchase, vice Robertson, whose promotion has not taken place; Ensign Henry F. Hawker to be Adjutant, with the rusk of Lieutenant vice Duke. 30th Ditto—William Ash,, Gent. to be - Ensign, by purchase, vice Prosser, appointed to the Sd Dragoon Gouda. 60th Ditto—To be Lieutenants Lieutenant Francis M. Scott, • from half-ply of the enth F oot,l vice De •Xruger, who ex changes, receiving the difference; Lientenanelbc:inas Glen. droning, from the Royal Waggon Train, vice James Grant, whose appointment has not taken place. 61st Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Joseph Magna+, from the 6th Dragoons, to be Assistact burgeon, vice Grattan, who ex changes. End Ditto—William Hughes, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Coninghun, promoted. 115th Ditto—Lleutenant Roderick J. Maclean to be Captain of a Company, vice Hutton, deceased; Ensign the Honourable • Charles Tumour to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice MiLean ; Serjeant A. J. Faden, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, without porchase. vice 'rumour. 66th Ditto—Ensign Charles Mitchell to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Morris, promoted; Ensign Charles Rai:milord, from hps, of the 6th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mitchell. 724 Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Jervis, from half-pay of the Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Kerr, who exchanges ; H. Sprats, Gent. to Ensign, by purchase. vice Elmore, promoted. 73d Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Murray, from the ball-pay oftbe Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Watson ' who exchanges. 79th Ditto—Lieutenant Martin PEPLeod, from half pay of the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice A. Robertson, who exchanges.' 86th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Dundee, from balf•pay of the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Porter, who enhances. 90th Ditto—Mark Sprot. Offit. to be Ensiga, by purchase. vice Walker, promoted. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant John O'Leary, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Russell, who exchanges. 92d Ditto—Lieutenant Holland M'Gbee, from half-pay of the 21st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who exchanges. 93d Ditto—Captain Wnl. Sutherland, from half-pay of the Ist Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Alexander Douglas, who exchanges, receiving the diffrreoce. 98th Ditto—Captain Richard Gibbons, from the New Bruns wick Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Campbell, who retires upon halE•pay of the New Brunswick Feticibles. 104th Ditto—Fit e Lieutenant William Gammen, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Captain *la Compax, by purchase, vice Arm. strong, who retires. • lst Webt India Regiment—Ensign Michael Brannan, to be Lieu _ . tenant, without - purchase; Will Dunn Fields, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brannan. ad Ditto—"l obe Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns John Gunn Collins, vice Anton, promoted in the eth West India Regiment; liobert Crosby , vice Kirkby. deceased. To be Ensigns—Jonas Oaloy, Geat. vice Collins; William M‘intosh, Gent. vice Crosby. 4th West India Regiment—Ensign John Macleod to be Limo. nant, without purchase, vice Maclean. promoted; William Butler Odell Minion*, Gest. to be Ensign, vice Macleod- Sth Ditto—Ensign O'Hara to be Lieutenant, without pur chase; Henry William - Graham, Gent. to be Ensign, vice O'Hara. 4th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensips George Powell, vice Glover, promoted; Adam Beverliondt, vice An drews, deceased; J. Johnson, vice Welsh, promoted; Rich ard Wickham, vice Dough's, promoted in the Sib West IndY Regirneet. To be Ensigns, without purchase—John Ward, Gent, vise Powell; Anthony Dillon, Gent. vice Beverbondt ; James May Carew, Geo. vice Johnson ; Francis Stiles, Gent. vice Wick ham. Ist Ceylon Regiment—To be Thu Lieutenants, without Fur eliase—Second Lin/talent William Malcolm. vice Wilkins, promoted ; Second Lientenant and Adjutant Richard Polling. too, to have the rank; Seated Lieutenant John Mainwaring, vice Dick. promoted. To be Second Lieutenants, without purchase—Charles Murray, Gent.. vice Malcolm; H. Blowhole, Get, vice Malnwariog ; Second Lieutenant Charles Stutter, from half-pay 4th Ceylon Regiment, vice Crooke, who eadlinges. 3d Ditto—William Dribeig, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Addison. deceased. Royal Staff Corps—Ensign Wm. Dillon to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dumaresq, promoted in the ad Garrison Bat. canon. York Chassenn—Captain Charles Fisher, from the ha lf-pay of _ . _ . - the 39th Regiment, to be 'Captain of a Callaparn Via bpi, who exchanges. Ist i;irrisou Battaan—Assistant-Sargeon M'Coaoehie Tont!M em from the ilth Light Dragoons, to be Surg'eon, vice Staf ford, deceased. Ist Royal Veteran Dattalion—Serjeant .--- Marshall, from the 31st Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ni..., promoted in the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. 4th Dino—Captain lobo Hall, front the Canadian Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice O'Donnell, plated on the Re. tired List ; Hospital Manton Abraham Fenton to be Assns. aut.Surgeon, vice Roberts, deceased. sth Ditto—kicepital-AseistantDidel W. bight, to be Arista* Surgeon, vice Jones, demo* Hospila.Asaistant Peolleetek Fenton, to be Asilstant.Sorgeon, vies Lea, promoted In do Cape Regiment. Bth Ditto—Brevet Major Thomas Manners from the Foot, to be Captain el a Coapespodca Wildman, appeased: to the tiOds Pea. New Brunswick Fencibla—Captain Edward Connor, fren . is Othirest; Is be Grab at i Csispay, Tics Davis, ilia ow dirges. Tort Ught I, VoleOtetrs—Willion WIWI, Gest, to be DrMAP. bivards. no, vice Gardiner, appointed to the 6 th agoon G . Barest. Captain Charles Hamilton Smith, of the 15th Foot, to be Maivr in the Army. • MaIIIORANDUIC Ensign John Paweett, of the Cape Regiment, who was super seded, as stated In the Gazette of 17th Februnty, 1816, is rein stated in his tank. The appointment of Mr. George Ebersteln to be Ensign in the ilOth foot, as stated in the Gazette of itlst August, MS, has not taken place. ERRATA in the Gazettes of th e gd and QM ultimo. _ _ For Captain George Utterton to beA;slaTancßarra ck.Mmter- Geueral.at Gibraltar. read Captain Jobn Utterton to be As sistant Barrack-Master-General at Gibraltar. For Doctor James Buchanan to be DePuty Inspector of Hopi tals, read Doctor James Sudan to be Deputy inspector of Hospitals. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. - - Edward Williams, of Church-west, Hackney, hardwareman, jeweller, dealer and chapatis. • WWI= Langham Hotelkin, of Lutterworth, Leicestershire, Rover, dealer and dtaprnan. Thomas Casksll, of St. Helen's, Lancashire, corn-dealer. William Mooch , WiWam Vlieent, and Samyel Maunder, of Newbury, Birks booksellers, copartners, dealers and chapmen. BANKRUPTS. William Parson, of Attleburgh, Norfolk, grocer, draper, dealer and chapman, to ;Amender May 2, 10, and June 8, at four, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. John Mic hell, Wymondhaol, Norfolk. James Spins the younger, of Birmingham, hosier, dealer and ebapman, May 10, 11, and June R, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn•corn, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Palmer, Bir- minghstn. John Fidler. of Bolden. Cheshire, eotton-manufacturer and shop keeper, dealer and Chapman, May t 1, IS, and June 8, at two, at the Warren Badkely Arms, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Edge, 9, Norfolk-street; Strand, London; or Mr. Harrop,Stockpoc . t. Joseph Stella Manfredi, Thomas Luff, and Henry Henshall, of Wheeler -street. Norton Falgate, Middlesex, silk-dyers, April 29, May 7, and June 8, at ten, at GuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Montriou, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-strret. James Webber, of Sampford-Peverel, Devon, tipsier, May so, June 1, and 8, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Wiveliscombe. Attornim, Mr.-FAlward Boucher, Wtveliscosnbe ; or Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, 1, Bedford-row, London. Thomas Green, now or late of Upper 'Areley, Staffordshire, farmer,dealer and Chapman, May 20, at five, May 21, at eleven, and June 8, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Briegnordtt. Attornies, Mr. Rich, 5, Inner Temple-lane, London; or Mr.. Gregory Roberts, Thinfare, near Stourbridge. Char* Rawle, late of Clifton, Gloucestershire, builder, dealer and chapman, (but now a prison- r in the King's Beneb,) May 10, 11, and Juhe 8, at one, at the Talbot Tavern, Bristol Attornies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Ino,London, or Mr. G. Strickland, Bristol. _ Richard Barton, of Rickmansworth, Hens, plumber, dealer and chapman, May 4, 17, and June 8, at twelve. at Gu il dhall.— Attorney, Mr. orge Pritchard, Bell-yard, Doctors Commons. William Penn, of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, carpet-manu facturer, dealer and chapman, May 17, at bee, May 18, and June S, at eleven, at the White Hart, Hartlebury. Attornies, Mr. John Thomas Smith, Kidderminster; or Mr. John Alex ander, 36, Carey-street, London. Robert Air, of Botolph-lane; Loosloati Medium, dealeratrd 'chap man, April 30, May 7, and June 5, at eleven, at GuildhaU.— Attorney, Mr. Shervood, Canter6urpsquara,Soistliwark. William Chamberlaine, of Watling-street, Litiloh,ta7r;ilealer and Chapman, April 30, May 4, and June 11, at one, at Guild ball. Anomie., Messrs. Holt and Farren,'llreadneedle-street. Natkanlei Lesion, of Mabledon-place, BurtonCreseent, Middle sex, exchange-broker, dealer and chapman, April so ; May 7, and June 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's court Old Broad-street. • James 1 1 leery Robins, of Bristol, druggist, chemist, dealer and chapman, May 10, 11, and June 8, at twelve, at the Bush le t vern, Bristol. Attonties, Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, 2, Gray's Inn-square, London or Mr. Cooke, Bristol Stephen Rawlinson, late of Harrow-road, Middlesex, (but now a' prisoner in the King's Bench) coal. merchant, dealer and chap man May 7, 14. and June 8, at eleven, at GuildlaaP. •Atter my:Mr. Popkin, Dean street, Soho. • • lames William Austin, of Princes -street, Coventry street, Mid dlesex, linen-draper:dealer, and Chapman, May 4, 1 I, and June 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attornies, hlessrs.Willis,Fatrthorne and Clarke, Waraford-court, Throgmorton street. John Oliver rena, of Bath, wine and spirit-merchant, April 30, May 11, and June 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Woodhouse, 11, Kingi Bench Walk, Temple, London. John Bewley, late of Ktnpland-rtrad,Midsilesex, and of Newgate Market, London, gateman, dealer, and chaplain, (but now a prisoner In the King's Bench,) April SO, May 11, and June 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Simnel Yardley, Hex- ton-square. John Pocock, now or late of Sidmanton, Hants, farmer, dealer in sheep, shaltster, dealer and chapman, May 10, at seven, May li, and June 8, at eleven, at the Inn, Speenhatn land. Attornies, Mean. Aldridge and Colley Smith, Lincoln's Ion; London ; or Mr. Bonney, Newbury, Berks. George Welsh, late of Oporto, in Portugal, but now of Liver pool, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 13, 14, and June 8, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anomie+, Mr. Henry Denison, Bank Buildings, lAverpol; or Messrs. Atkinson and Wilde, Chancery-lane. John Slee the younger, of Brightbeleastone, Sussex, Wine and brandy-merchant, dealer and chapman, May 4, at seven, May 6, and June 8, at eleven, at the New Stelae H o t e l, B r i g h ton . Attorney, Mr. George dott, 1, Gray's Inn-place, and N 0.17, New Stinne s Brighton. James Ferris, of Poole, Dorsetshire, watch-maker, deal er an d cbapmani April 110,ay 7, and )tine 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Croft; 57, Chancery-lane. William Forrester and John Kerr, of Crown-court, Broad -street, London, merchants, insurance -brokers, dealers, ebapmen, and copartners, May 7, 18, and June 8, at eleven, at Guildhall,— Attornies, Messrs. Grepon and Fonnereau, Angel-court, Thropnorten-street, London. Josiah Elliott, late of Hayes, Middlesex, nnitster ' dealer and chapman, May 4, 11, and June 8, at twelv e , a t Guildhall.— Attornies, Mr. Woodward, Hillingdon, near Uxbridge; or Mr. Watson, Clifford's Inn London. Benjamin Fincham the elder, William Fincbam, and Benjamin finch= the younger, of Fpping, Essex, bankers, dealers, rAapmen, and copartners, May 4, le, and June 8, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Maus. Young and Hughes, St.MiUred's court, London. CERTIFICATES- -MA? 11. Joseph Cooke, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, uphol sterer. Samuel Trent, Yeovil. miller. William %Vest Medwin, High Wycombe, mime:. Robert Saxon, Manchester, grocer. John Jones, Denbigh, sutler. John and Samuel Burton, Little Coggeshall, horse-dealers. Elias le Cappelain, Gray's lie-lane, vietnaller. William Harris, Totness, mercer. Thomas Porter, Birmingham, merchant. Robert White, Queen-street, wine-mer chant. Thomas Sutcliffe, Lad-lane, calico-manufacturer. John Broadbent, Halifax, ditto. Thomas Smith, of Upper Battenhall, batter factor. John Smith, of Vert-street, tripeman. , Richard Stockier, !veiny-Bent, innkeeper. John James Smith, Cannon. street, wine-merchant. Wm. James Peirse, John-street, Kent. Road; victualler. Frederick Thame Haswell, Peckham, Surrey, dealer and chapman. MAT 14.—William Snell, Upper North-row, Park-lane, coal dealer. Bernard Deland, Strand, cheesemonger. Robert Jones, Newport, Monmouthshire, merchant. John Brown, Glamford Drina, mercer. William lobo Reynolds, George-street, Tower siiip-bieker. Hugh Malabar Clewley, Charlotte-Terrace, Blukfriars.toad, linen-draper. Henry Leneve Holland, SO arms- Place, Hampstead-road, carpenter. Mary Pbipp, Little Tower. street, dealer. George Motels Stevens, Old Nichol-street, Beth nal-Green, silk-dter. Joseph Ewbank, Paternoster-row, ware housemen. Wdliam Newton, Canaan-street-road, parish of George, Middlesex, timber-nsercham. MAY 18, Richard Hodge, of - St. Ertb, Cornwall, shopkeeper. Eleasar Sessum, Finsbory-plack, taylor. John Blaney, Charles. street, Horselydown, baker. Sarah Ring, Bristol, glass and china seller. lames Sheath, of Aston, near Birmingham, gun-maker.— Manz Neibitc, North-street, City-road, Tunbridge-Ware.ma nufacturer. John Ind llama Poynton, Brook-streel, Holborn, and Sheffield, haidwarenten. John and William Lush, of High Holborn, distillers. Alexander George Milne Mitre -court, Fen church-street, merchant. William Wilson, Liiriehouse, merchant. George Richards, Strand, furl*. John ficarci i of Alasestate stmt. conimi4slowagea. IBIRTHi. Thursday relintght, at Thames Dkton, the and Rev. Frederick C. Bouverie, of a son. April 17, at Erskine House, the Lady Blantyre . April 20, the Lady of the Rev. L. Browne, -' folk, a daughter. MARRIED. Lately, the Rev. F. Dyson, Fellow of Merton to Miss Charlotte Compton. youngest daur' Compton, of the Manor-House, Hants. Tuesday, at Banbury, the Rev.T. W Lancaster bury, and late Fellow of Queta's College, Oafe Walford, only daughter of the late W. Walford, April 25, at Rochester, Sir '1 homas Osborne, town, ClonrneU, to Catharine, eldest daughter Robert Smith. At Brussels, the Hon. George John Thickness, eldest daughter of Rear-Admiral Donnelly. Tuesday sennight, the Rev. H. Owen, _ Miss King, daughter of the late Mr. Benjamin 'Tuesday sennight, at Queen's-square, iiky Temple Frere, Rector of Finningharn, Sufft daughter of the Hon. Baron Richards, of Wales. Rev. John Blackburn, B. A. of St. John', to Elizabeth Walton, only daughter of the late Wm. Can s. t r, Rev." Edward Day, of Horstord, to Miss D a y, du c k er '" late S. Day, Esq. of Norwich. ''' At Deptford, Lieut. Fellowes, of the Z 1 Ceylon to Miss Morson, daughter of T. Morson, Esq. sons,;,,,(..`hatham. 'Tuesday, the Rev. Samuel Hill, Chaplain to the Fo.c al, Jane Stephana; daughter of the Rev. Jam e s b ongs V :f Ashford. Tuesday, at Adisham, Captain George Hilton, o f d: Roval Navy, to Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of H. W . Ha rk . . of Hernden, in Kent. it `• Sunday 4e'nnight, Mr William Green, of the Ismita Sandbag, to Mrs. Wilson, of Week-street, Maidstone, The grand-son and grand-daughter of the happy brl lo4l acted twfither and mother on the occasion, and his `teat grar,4 di•glidgewu also present at the ceremony. DIED. the 4 A ...-- To At Opemtts, ess /he 21st August last, Thomas Duman, tsq. April 21 . Harriot, vrik of the Rev. D. S. Oliver, of Chita, Bedfordshire, • April 1 at Edinburgh, Mrs. Grierson, aged es, widow Ci e late Rev. Win. Griersun. Minister of Glencairo, Duni:het-Ike. April 5, at I'enrith, Stephen Irvin, at the advancttiageUlin. He was 15 years a dragoon in the reign of George 11. April 15, at Pot:titan:bridge Edinburgh, Herriot,eklest et ter of Captain and Adjutant &van, late of the Dulants-stwe Militia, in her 17th year. April 6, at Manchester, Mr. Wm. Gone, aged 92 years. if livid to see the following of his descendants childrei. 61 grand-children, 74 great grand-children, and 6 grandchildaa' s grand-children—total i 35. In his 84th year, the Rev. East Apthorp, D.D. a Prebeaday of St. -Paul's, London, and formerly Fellow of ;ens Culler, Cambridge. At Withington, Hem, aged 58, the Rev. W. price, t ez :7 years vicar .f that place, and of the chapeiry of Preston Wynne. At Bath, aged 74, the Rev. John Chapman, D.D. a Prebend a Bristol Cathedral, Vicar of Bathford and Byliamptoo, and muter of St. John's Hospital, In that city. The valuable Map. tership of St. John's is in the gift of that Corporation. April 15, at Brldgend of Illness, Mr. Alexander Noble, student of divinity, and some time schoolmaster in the parish of Aloes. April 19, at Colchester, aged 70, Captain John Hall, many years Adjutant in the East Essex Militia. April iI , at Ballynascreen, county of Londonderry, the Lady of Sir Henry Harvey Bruce, Barr. April 17, at Brompton, Wm. Sugden, Esq. aged 70, for may years chief Clerk in the Commissioner's 011ie, C hathans deck Tied. . Lately, at a very advanced age, the Rev. Henry enkiu, D.l). Chaplain in Ordinary to the Prince Regent, prebendary of Co. chewer, dean of St. Burian, Cornwall, rector - of Wotton and `Abinger, near Dorking, Surrey, and perpetual curate of Hattridi Yorkshire. ' Sunday March 19, at Tunbridge Wells, Mr. Wighton, late of the Kentish Tavern, Hisliealth was rather on the decline ' but his death was sudden.—Also, the n e xt mor n ing, Mr. lodlea, Dense years superintendent of Mr. Pittock's brewery. He had but jua left, about his usual time for breakfast, in perfe c t h e ath, and • Was speaking of the unexpected death of Mr. Wigkton, and on the uncertainty of this life, when he felt himself seized wi h spits in his cl:est,which carried him off almost instant.( eoutly. At Whitburn,on the 15th twit. James Wilson, merchant there, aged 74. By the strictest integrity and the most honours* borality in trade, Mr. Wilson bath, during the long cJurse of Se years, acquired and maintained a large share of the coifed nu of the country around. Besides a valuable property which ICS to his heir at law, and numerous legacies bequeathed to hiiiither relations, he bath disposed to trustees,A4,2so of heri•zble honer, to erect and maintain four Schools in different situations in the parishes of Whitburn, Sbotts, and Cam h usnetkan, egurnyug the most essential service he could render to hip nati:c roar t, to promote the moral and religious education of the yti..tti..l'..• following legacies al.° manliest his high esteem of testator. as well as his gratitude for the Savour of. the coos:Fry he had so to:,g enjoyed :--*l'o the Whitburn library, 450; to the Carbiax brary, £5O; to the Society for Ste eitypirting of the G;w:ie Schools in the Highlands of Scotland, £100; to the • Ediutnagh Gratis Evening School Society, £100; To the Anderston CI) t. rity School Society, ASO; to the Calton and Bridgeton Chart)* and Sabbath School Society, £4O; to the Glasgow mabbath iiti i. Leg School Society, under the cite of the Nile street and All) on street Churches, £3O; to the Whitburn Penny aweek Ville Association, 4100 ; to the Poor of the Parishes of Wiatburs., Shots, Cambusnetban, and West Calder, ,E4OO. AVER/WA PKIOE of CORN in ENGLAND and N Ai I.:+, from the reternspading the 20th tot April, 1616 Wheat. Rtip 'Barley. Oita. Beans. Pen. a. d. 1 4 4.* I d. I I a. ti. s. J. Is. d. 1 60 7 34 7 24 10 18 il 29 7 51 3 The average Prier of Sugar, compUted from the returns ttiaLe in the week ending the 24th April, is 48a. 9d. per cwt. " Invalidique patrons referant jejuna nazi."—Vitt:. 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