Star. — London, England, 1816-01-08 00:00:00

• • THE arIN(I'S Itt consequence of the QUERN'S arrangements to so to brighten on Saturday, en a visit to the Patrice Rasistit at his Pavilion, and that day being the ap poieted time Tor the assembling of her Majesty's Coun tik directed by the Regency Act, for inquiring into the•state of the Eiug's health, the Queen was pleased to tonunand the assemblage of the Members of her 'Council . on Friday, instead of Saturday. The Mem * bens having been summoned, they met the Qulew accordingly at balf.past twelve o'clock on Fliday in Windsor Conte. The Members present were—the Archbishop of CENTERWRY, the Duke of MONTROSE, the EarPof WiN01111.1124, and Lord ARDEN. 'Alter having enticed the fi ve Doctors in "attendance an the Kiita, the following Bulletin was agreed.9pon, and exhibited yesterday at Sc. iimes's Palace, in the . State tom, wheti % Lord Anne( and General Sir HENRY CAMPSEM attended, as the King's Lord and Groom in Waiting 4 • 4, Windsor Castle, January 5. " Hie Mikity has enjoyed good buddy health, and has been generally tranquil during the last mouth, but his Majesty's dia. ectlerisnot abated." JIRIGHTON, JANUAR?" 7. Yesterday (Saturday) the Qualm; and Panwassas arrived at the Pavilion. Among the arrivals ate also the Earl and Countess'of LivaarooL, Lord and Lady CArmanan.ass, General Taxon / Sir WILLIAM &c. &c. - Friday evening her MAJESTY had a select party at Windsor Castle to meet the PrinCess CHARLOTTE of . WALES; for the first time since her return from Wey-' mouth, when her ROYAL HIGHNESS gratified them with a concerto on the grand pianoforte. Saturday morning, soon after nint.o'clock, her MA JESTY, Princesses ELUABETH and MARY, and Prin cess Cuantorrz of WALES, left Windsor Castle for -Brighton, in three royal carriages and their suites; others followed in several post-chaises. Yesterday morning, at the early hour of eight o'clock, service was performed at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, and a -aermost preached by the Rev. ANTHONY HAMILTON, at M hick the Bishop of LONDON was present. Alter which, his Lordship performed the Ordination to forty-five Priests and Deacons. Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALED arrived at the Palace of the Lord Bishop of Sauszvay, her Preceptor ; en Monday afternoon last, about four o'cloik, whence she departed• on the :text morning fur Cranbourn Lodge. Her Royal' Highness was met on the confipes of the county by detachment of the Salisbury troop of Wiltshite Yeo, man Cavalry,' a part of which - corps mounted guard at the Palace during the stay of her Royal l Highness. • On the following morning she was again escorted to the verge of the county by the Salisbury troop, who there taking leave of her Royal Highness, saluted her with three British cheers, which was most graciously acknowledged by the Princess, smiling, and repeatedly bowing from the carriage -window. THk: ENFliANY.—Saturday being the Anniversary of the Epiphany, the same was observed at the Cha pel Royal, St. James's Palace. The Court attend. ants, a party of the Yeomen of the Guard; dec. at tended, as it' the koyal . Family had been present. l'ise service was read by the Rev. Mr. Pninnza and `the Rev. Mr. Hares. The communion service was performed by the Rev. Mr. Homan, the Soh-Dean of the Chapel ; during which three Gentlemen Ushers descended from the Royal Closet, rapresenting the :sovereign, the Lord Chamberlain, &c. who ap proached the altar, and presented a box, containing aree gold.bags, which contained gold, frankincense, myrrh, which were received in a large gold dish Isy the Sub-Dean, while they were in the act of krnel ing, as a freiintis, in imitation of the act of the Wise * Mn.: of the East after the birth of cur SAVIOCR. DUELLING PREVENTELL.—Sattaday Captain Olt. LANFO I.CCKI'EIt was brought to Dow-street °free, charged iiith a breach of the peace, in being about to fight a duel with Lieutenant WILLIAM ()LIMEY, of the Royal Navy, who was alto takeninto custody. Loth were ordered to find bail to lace') the peace in recognizances of tIU each, and two sureties in ak2oo-e"..t.h.. NAVAL COt:RT MARTIAL.---A Court Martial was held at fortsanouth am Monday, Tuesday, Wednes. day, and Friday last, when seven were convicted. of shocking crimes, and received sentence of death.— One was convicted, and sentenced to receive SOO Lashes. Each trial implicated several others,ainoun.! , Ling in the whole . to rietween SO and 40. SHOCKING Muumen.—Tuesday last an Inqucst was taken at the Guildhall, Newport, Isle of Wight, be fore TiIOUAS SLINELL, Esq. Coroner of the bland, and a respectable Jury, on the body of Charles Ca. vendish, Serjeant of the 75th regiment. It appeared in evidence, that the soldiers of the 75th, quartered in Newport, agreed to dine together with their wives and families at.the Castle Ina, on New Year's Day they made a subscription for the purpose, and en gaged a room to themselves, where they all, to the' number of 2i, assembled at dinner at four o'clock. After dinner a fiddler was sent for, and they danced their native Scots reds—all was h6rmony, happiness, and pleasure, till about half. past sine; when a man of the Stith, named Jamer 211‘Kcon, opened the.tbe= door and intruded himself into the room—he was civilly told it was a private party, and he could not be ad. mitred, so the dour MIS abut against him; he pushed in again a second and a third tittle, saying he wanted beer—he was told. that if he wanted beer he must go to the tap-room, and Serjeant Grant put tm gently in the passage, saying he would :hew him to the room. M'Keon immediately drew his bayonet, stab bed Seijeant Grant, rut then ran away. Serjeant Cavendish was Coming out of the kitchen as M , Kean ran by; he caught at .him, but instantly fell back, wring, s• I am murdered." M'Keon had at this instant his" bayonet uplifted as if in the act of stab bing. Cavendish mired id a few minutes. M'Keon • was pursued and taken about a (limner of a mile from Newport on the Carisbrooke road, with. his bayonet • drawn, with which he attempted to stab his pursuers. The Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against M'Keess, who :was immediately committed to take Ins trial at the ensuing Assizes, M'Keon is further detained, under Lord Ellenborough's Act, on a targe of nealleioosly -stabbing sesjeaut D ona ld Cow. who it is bopede will recover. WILL Om LATE burs OF VoßFoLit. His Grate died possessed of the Barony . of Grey. stoke, his antient patrimobial interitance' which he had considerably augmented, but which he leaves subject to very large mortgages and annuities, arising chiefly from monies borrowed to make that angmentAlok, The income of this estate is appro. prated to tbetpaynient of debts, interests, and certain annuities, until the son of Mr. Howard totolynesx (brother of the present Duke of Norfolk, and foe many years Representative of the citt of 'Gloucester) comes of age in 1829. The Barony it then to be entailed on him, on the two sonsOf Mr. Howard, of Corby, on a son of Mr. Edward Howard, and on the younger sons of Lord Andover, in succession. His Grace had inherited and acquired considerable estates in the comities of Sussex and Surrey, 'the greatei part d which he has, since the year 180'2, by ex changt:s and sales, passed to his family settlement.— He h.is directed his personal property, and the re mainder of his estates in those counties and else where, to be sold (subject to a right of preemption to his successor, at ten per cent. under value) for the payment of all his debts and mortgages, and to Create thereby a fund to pay the before mentioned annuities, and other special annuities given in his life time, to a large amount, which it is presumed that the income from his various properties cannot without such sales provide for. His Grace divides the reversionary in terest in the fund thus created, and the overplus of the income, when any shall arise, into fiveparts. Of these he bequeaths two.filths to purchase an estate to be entailed on General Sir Kenneth Howard and his sons ; one other fifth. he gives to Mr. Howard; of Corby, who has for many years been his Grace's au ditor, and wilt= he has appointed executor ;—be charges the remaining two-fifths, with a few legacies, and with three years wages to all his menial servants; , bequeathing the residue of the same to Mr. Howard , 'Molyneux. His Grace's personal estate consists chiefly in arrears of rents, a collection of books, &c. dcc. He was in the enjoyment, without purchase, of the household furniture, plate, linen, libraries, &c. of Norfolk House, Worksop Manor, and Arundel Castle, which were entailed as heir looms by Edward Duke of Norfolk. i , - I I I ; ~ , V a;,- • WESTMINSTER SEISMS. Saturday several persons were discharged by proclamation, after having undergone the several pe riods of punishment to which they were adjudged. Richard Freeman had been sent to prison for throwing bricks and stones into Carlton House•yard, and threatening to destroy the Prince Regent and Lord Castlereagh. Mr. SKETCULEY, the Chairman (pro empire) asked him what the Prince Regent had done to offend him? " Enough, (said the prisoner) he is not the proper heir to the Crown of England, and if I can I will destroy him ; he has no business to take a man's birth-right away." This declaration convinced the Court that be was a maniac. he was consequently ordered back to pri. son, until some proper asylum be provided for him. Palter Howard, alias the sham Duke of Norfolk. who had been committed as disorderly, was then put to die bar. 95th He was addressed by the CHAIRMAN, who regret ted, that so respectable a looking man-should so often appear before this Court under the circumstances he did, for which conduct he could not be consdered to be fairly in the possession of a sound mind, and he' (the Chairman) was fearful that the laneutable death of the Duke •would put additional nutions into his head, as to the right of Doke&m. Mr. Howard answered—" It cannot be notions, Sir, when I was bronglt up under the Duke:. protection, and there is a Gentleman in Court who knows that 1 tiwd to ride in his carriage with him. It I had no claim be would not have purniitted me to have done taus ; I am committed to prison on. a- warrant that men tions neither offence, name, nor place—l should like to know upon that ground of offence I arse corn- milted Mr. S x ETCHLEY —Fordisorderly a nd riotous con duct. Mr. Howard—•• I never committed either ; it is the foolish boys that follow me, and the impertinent monkies • that look out of windowito laugh at my miseries. I have the title deeds and documents to. prove I am heir to the estates." Mr. SKIIICHLEY—" It you are, why don't you submit them to the consideration of Counsel r-A. . - they will not trouble themselves, and I have no money for fees r' "A Magistrate on the Bench--.!! Why do you not sue as a pauper ?"—‘• I know I might sue in forma pauperis ;—I am entitled to it. so is every other poor man. " Mr. SKErcnt.evill If you were now put into Mr. Henry Howard's estates and title, what would you do ?"—. 16 I3 e! he was but a servant in the family at £4O per year; he came over from Ireland alter having linen a broken wine merchant ; I am dispos sessedof the title by forgeries." Here the CHAIRMAN admonished him, and begged him not to be seen there again ; he bowed, and quit ted the Court. This unfortunate person has presented a Memorial addressed to the King, sineethe death of thelate Duke. Yesterday the Princess . CHARLOTTE of WALLS COM- pieced her twentieth year, which will be celebrated this day at Brighton. NEW YEAR'S Hunr.—Upwards of fifty sportsmen assembled on Monday to meet the Brighton Pack of Harriers at Standend Bottom, near Patch:mi. -At ten o'clock the harriers started a hare, which - gave them a severe run of three hours, without one check, when she was killed in sportsmanlike style. At one o'clock another hare was started, which was run down in one hour. This hunt was so well contested, that a great number of horses were knocked np, and 'several oUtlie gentlemen retired. A few sportsmen, well known for the high mettle of their studs, namely, W. STAMFORD, Eisq. THOMAS CHASE. Esq. WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Esq. CHARLES BECK, Esq. and some Gen. demon who promiscuously fell in, started the third hare, at half.past two o'clock, at Horabury, near Brighton, and run her for three hours and five mi. mites, the harriers keeping her in view almost the whole time, until the animal made her escape through the palings into the g.arl of Chichester's Park, at Stanmore, being then nightfall. This bunt is consi. tiered unequalled in the annals of Brighton sporting. Firoo SATURDAY NIG4IPS cAltit (nisi Ositatte notifies dui appointment of Rear-Adinlral C.V. Penrose to be a Knight Ccittunander of the Military Order of the Heti, In the room of Vice-Admiral Lord Gardner, &ceased; also, that the Lord Ueutteunt Of Ireland bad, In pnrsnapce of the commands of the Prince Regent. conf.:i red the honour of Knighthood upda Celnnvl the Hon. Sir Robert Le Poer french, itnd Lieutenant-Colonel Sir. Joseph Cann fuss, Knights - - maadas of dab Military Order of the Rath] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OIFICE, JANUA . ItY 6, 1616. id Regttisent Of Dragoon Gutrils—Edward Clinton, Gent. to b,: Comm, by purchase, vice Stephenson, promoted. Ik Regiment of Dragoons—Hospital-Assistant I.ohn Cleland to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Akerson, promoted in the Royal York Rangers. 6th Ditto—Hspital-Assicant Joseph Magrith to be Aidstaut- Surged'', Vico Ricketts, promoted in the 33th Foot. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Gentleman Cadet Otto lees. from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, *lee Breedon, who retires ; Hospi tal-Assistant W. Maurice to be Assioutot-Surgeon, vice Cheraidtle, promoted iu the tech Light Dragoaus. 16th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Alexander Wrottesley, freint the Royal Military Carp, to be Cornet, wit Gut purcUase, vice Beckwith, promoted. 18th Ditte—Henry De Lapasture, Cent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Greatbed, promoted. 23d Ditto—Hospital-Assistant Robert Moorhead to be A shunt- Surgeon, vice Cowen, promoted in the 73d toot. llth Regiment of Foot—James Murphy, Gent. to be Ens;gn, by purchase, vice Sidney, who retires. 23d Ditto—First Lieutenant Charles William Hill, from half- pay of the Regiment, to be first Lieuteuant, vice Cuwell, de , ceased. 27th Ditto--Hospital-Assistant John Foster to be Assistant-Sur• sew, vice FitzgeralJ, promoted In the 69th lost. Itath Benjamin Wild to be lept.tin of a Corn • pany, by purchase, vice -- Birmingham, who reins ; En sign Henry Dixon to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wild; Lieutenant M. Tbackwray, from the 84th lout, to he Lieu tenant vice Clark, who e x changes ; John DAlzcii, Cent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Dixon, promoted; Lieutenant John Vesie to be Adjutant, vice Whd, promoted. 33d Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Kerr to be Captain of a Company, wkhost purchase, vice Freeman, cashiered; Ensign William Hodson to be Lieutenant, vice Kerr; Volunteer John Mac- Intyre to be Ensign, vice Hodson; Hospital-Assistant David R. Cundell to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Fuilayson, deceased. 39th Dino—Lieutenant John Kelly, from the 98th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitzpatrick, who exchanges. 52d Ditto--Hospital-Asslstant Roderick M lead to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Jones, pnmoted in the Risyal Scots. 56th Ditto--Ensign Crone Gordon Phalan, from the halt ray of the 96th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Lee, who exchanges. 60th Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Webster to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hughes, deceased; Charles Henry Couper, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gourville, who resigns. 62d Ditto--Hospital-Assistant W. G. Watson to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice M'Bain, placed on the Retired list. 66th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Richard BuUen ; Ensign Bartholomew klahon • Ensign George ToUrey; Ensign and Adjutant Walter Mac kenzie (to Lave the rank); Lieutenant W. Cuthbert Bagtiall, trout tae tad Garrison Battalion, vice Clark, who exchanges. To be Ensigns—William Snow, Gent. vice Alien ; Hector L. Cameron, vice Mahon ; Haynes, Gent. vice Toitrey. 67th Ditto—Major the Honourable Henry E. Littler, from the 94 Garrison liatialion, to be Major, without purchase, vice Cony, deceased. 69th Ditto—Ensto BailPy to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Brown, promoted. 81st Unto—Captain Adam G. Downing tc be Major, vice Lang, deceased; Lieutenant Francis D. Dundas to be• Captain Company, vice Downing; Ensign Charles Beale to be Lieu tenant, vice Dundas; Hospital .Assistant Hubert l'reader g ast to be - 114th William Clark, from the !9th foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Thackwray, who exchanges ; Surgeon John Swift, front halt•pay of ti.e kiarribun ILtra- Le.., to bq Assistant• Surgeon, vice M'Cuilaugh, rem:ray:A front the service. Ditto--Lieutenant John LAne, from har-pay of t! , :t 4Sd Foot, to be First LitJ:ettant,;:crtlubtio, wLo excLat res. 96th Ditto—Eu.4m Richard tlawkry to be Lienter.u.rt, vice 1k adonis. dectrAwd ; Lewis Datninichetti, Gent. to , be Ensign, %ice liawkey. girth Ditto—l.ieutemn:t hlatthew Fbzpatricg, from the 59th Foot, to be Lkutemun, eke 'idly, woo exchanges. 4th Ceylon Regimem—John Wbitchurch Bennett, dent. to to Seeti.d Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 14 eir, aipointed to the 691't Foot. lit Garrison Bat:alien—Lieutenant L. C. Appclius, from the 1 ith Light Dragoons, to by Captain of a Company, vice Richard...on, appointe d the let Royal V er.rm, Battalion. 2.1 Ditto—CaptainJotai thirties from the 03th Foot, tobe Major, vice Better, appointed to the Gith Fort; Luke Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign. Litto—Llvureoant William Clark, from the 6Gth root, to be Lieutenant, vies hagnVl, who exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Thomas Richardson, frcm the Ist Garrison Lattelion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Calaberty, who teeutu. to his former situation on the It. tired I.ist ; Quarter-Master Jehn on:chile, front the S9ch loot, to be Lieutenant. 2d Ditto—Quarter-Master Samuel Reeves, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant. 8.11 Dino—Eusign Jeremiah Ellis. from the Retired List of In valids, to be Ensign i • Assistant-Surgeon Robert Gazeley, from halt-pay of the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant- Surgeon. IitIVIIT. To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army—Majors James Poole, of the 2d Dragoons; Thetas %Wilshire, of the 38th Foot ; the Honourable G. L. Davison, of the ist Dragoon Guards. To be Majors In the Army—Captains Peter Latouche Chambers, of 41st Feet; Charles Weed, of the 10th Light Dragoon.; G. H. Dansey, of the 98th Foot; Arthur Kennedy, of the 18th tight Dragoons; R. B. Hesketb, of the 3cl Foot Guards; John B. Hart, of the 95th Foot. To have the Rank of Major in the Wand of St. Helena only.— Captain Anthony Emmett, of the RoyAl Engineers • HOSPITAL aver,. Deputy Inspector William Somerville to be a Principal Inspector of the Army Medical Department, vice Doctor Ker. To be Surgeon of a Recruiting District—Staff Surgeon Richard 1. Brown, from half-pay, vice Radford, placed upon half-pay. To be Assistant-Surgeons to the Forces—Hospital.Assistants John Davy, M D. vice Deese, promoted ; William Lloyd, M.D. vice Sibbald, promoted. To be Hespial-Assistants to the Forces—Hospital Mates Wil. liam Du Hearne ; James Kerry Alexander Masco, vice Cle land, appointed to the Ist Dragoons ; Edwird Oliver. York Light infantry Volunteers—Lieuteriant A. S. D:Olivier to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. vice Branches sin, pieced upon half-pay. Brunswick Hossan—Asbietant-Si pher Datti to be Surgeon, vice .on to the Forces, Christo larbtfoger, deceased. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. January 27. George Steadman Haycock, of Uxbridge, Middle sex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Mather Tonskins, of Stanton St. John's, Oxfordshire, farmer,iwne-dealer, and csttle-dealer. Andrew Rollo, of Casdowieet, City-road, chair-maker. BANKRUPTS. • WMhm Watts, of Bristol. Wier, **Wand chapman, to surren der January 19, 20, and Feb: 17, at eleven, at the Commercial B a w l s, Bristol, Anomie', Mrs Thomas Heel's, Staple Inn, 'Loudon; or Mr. Daniel Burgess, Bristol. Edward Laneeley, of Chester, currier and leather-seller, dealer and I:baptism, January 29, 30, and Feb. 17. et eleven. at the Coach and Hones Inn, Chester. Attornies, Mr. Dices, Chester, or Mr. Huxley, Tem ple, London. Dan Vaughan, late of Ferawyn Maur, Moninou tbsidre, coal merchant, shopkeeper, dealer and dolman, January 19, 31, and Feb. 17, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Broad-street, &Ist& Morales, Mr. Thomas Jarinan, or Mr. Wm. Lawton ' aarke, Bristol; or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, London. - Gilbert Header, of Torquay, Devon, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, isasary 15,19, and Feb. 17, at eleven, at the Globe 11111, Newton. Abbott. Attornies, Mr. James Hine, 3, Essex court, Tcmss, London; or Mr. Calera, Torquay. . • . . Rkbartli3erjamln BlineP, late of Barleant, but min ton Stoney, Os fordshire,serivener, Ja: , ca. F I? and heb. 17, at eleven, at the It ed Li Aniarne.a font y, Adr. Benjamin Alotn, Banta ry. James Walker,late chief • Meer of the East India s!,i villa, and George 1 amb. tab: Surgeon of the ss chants aid copartn. r', January 0 , .3, and Feb. UV at Guildhall Attori.:.:., 7slc•sra.l-totley and :ion, Matthew Sewell, of Lincoln, wine and I . qmor.nwe e l •29, 30, and Feb. 27, in eTe/en, at Guildh IL A Swan, Lincoln ;or Mr. Ed a-il t, trio I Jcoias Dr.sve, of Ply ntor.h-Dock, nicr,:nr and dra chapman, Feb. 10, it , and ;7. a: t.. tivt, a. t e Plymouth ! hick. Attotn...s, bi T .aanstm, lea dr Mr. W. U. sole. Ptymolutb-D., k Richard Wellington Pain:tr, tot , it'arith stre.t lane, and of Rithbotte•place, 0 xf , tr.l-creet, dealer and charman, January S , . , raid lel. Guilthal!. /stun na.s, Mcs.tr; Little St. "nr,mas Aryle, Queen•s reef. Thomas J. ec, of the Isilita , ,rtes, London, mercer, d t man, January S, vb, and Feb. 17, E twelve, a Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdlers.l.:ll, Sts nghall Robert Mitchell. of Liverpool, merchant, dealer ; Feb. 1,2, ant 17, at ore, a. :he George Inn, Civ, Mews. GrlE:h and Made, Llonw row i; Smart, of uradford, Wilt,o, cloths, r, tleaser Jahn:fry 19. 25, lad Feb. 1 7,+ttkeen,att:+e Sr Att‘rnies, ?vlessrs. Egan and dater-mam a Eska. Lot.dan; or Mr. 80-1., 10 - adford. John :ioper, of laristol, hatter, dealer and elation 152, and Feb. I:, at one, at the Comoro - dal Ko t Actor:ties, Mesirs. 0. S b, tlr:stol; rant, I An, lt.t, and iCie arda, Chance. y iut. , L uar John Ldwzrd., 1:e t Naiitgarruw, :..la.norga dealer and ..11.1!.rian, Jane ,ry Its , ett, end tr eu , at the It unn:i I avern, Asrlatul. A7toru es. . Dean's court ( St. Paul's, Londun; or :air. J., Saints.eoust,llrtotto.l. Thomas Finch, now ur late of Ratcliffe Hightv laalt-r, deal... and cli:ionan, January 1; :to twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie., son Cu:. and s. ouu, Littk st.'lhoutas titett s William Hunter, of Ear.str.et, lattene.ter-st,‘ and builder, January 9, .:7, anu reh. .1, at to Atiorn. y, Mr.. Arlon 1(..0, h.:gh scree', DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILIAL Jan. 27, Samuel Holmes, Lionchouse, soap rrn Jan. 27, Jamas Gale. Asntoister, ii cu ura, cr. at wham Elgar, Maidstone, grocer, at out. Jai:. De Joachim, Bowling-green building-, ciptilacr, 27, John Hutclung‘, battle, itankt eptr. at ~nt Curteis, Greens ich, vtctuahtr, at tw..ive Jan. and Witham siniih, Vuke.s.rett, sou i.v.aik. Lac at twelve. Jau. 27, John I antkucr all.l Anthony Ad.inson, Crutcheu-itiari, as one. Houw, Cleveland butt:, coacti-maker, at :mat Hili, Staverton-rJw,Ncwington, paornlot.lser, e 4 Johan Julian Lindner, broao.strett,ltatclaile, lia 'at t we l ve . Jan. 27, '1 COll-1 factor, at eleven. Jam:. 30, John Jackwai and 11 St. Soaithin's lane, merchants, at twelve. Mari Henry blacksuore, Croydon, curx-de:a v e, at af „, min Parsons, t‘entere_t-street, Alezate, hay-sale: Jan. 27, loViliiartt Metcalfe, Cruok ~ lane, nter4 Feb. 10, Oliver Carter, Camomile -.there, awe; Jan. 30, 'I LOlll2l (;(41.$211ith. Short di:eh, dealer a Jan. 30, Gem ge Port, Peter:Scid, Loris...dealer, a DIVIDENDS to be made in the CUUNII Jan. 27, John Webb, New Sarum, brandy-men at the Public Rooms, New Sarum. Jan. 27, G. New Sarum, dealer, at twelve, at the Itablic Root Jan. 27, Josenli Driver' Ktis cottun-spinner, Di:eons:me Arms, Keighley. Jan. 31, JJ:I/1 .1 die:tcs, mar.utacturer,at eleven, at the Dog, 111: CEWIIIICATES—Ja ntrallY 21 Joseph Clarke, Old Breutford, butcher. John nee-street, warehouseman. lobo Gregory, War Samuel Crukley, I'4llE4lolam, innkeeper. E. LiOAkcr, Haaord, cation nwrchant. 'I at/Mai Great St. Helen's, niercl•ant. Abraham Marc. s:reet, merchant. John Gray, Billncr-squage Janes and Richard Potts, Wei/tau-suer:, u Needham Peacock, Lincoln, wen-factor OXFORD, JANUAttY 6. The Rev. Thomas WWI= Lancaster, M.A. F °Attie, has been collated toider canimi4...on hoe tie °mord, to the V;carago of DaNbory, in thi. cw '1 hums Le 131211 C, lie{. 1.L.3. t bridge. has been ttnaeintuus;y electtti Feta of the room of the late itii,ht Pion. Sir W.o. ECCLEViItiTICAL Pit; 11011 'N The Rev. Ettwarct tills, A.M. is presemell tt Chlppenbsm,U'llt., vacant by the dt..t!► of the it Rev. 1 . P. blarp, M.A. to the verp.i oat eat a.. ham, vacant by the resiznatiou 01 the ►tee. J.J.: minaticn of the keeffets at the said curazy: Rev. John *1 homlon, uP C.::•.or e .AciJesal St. Giles s, Dorset, to the v c •a,;h of llurtuo, Chapcl,ln the same county. Jan. 4, the Lady of Colonel Robe, 75th Regl born daughter, at Hayes, Al.ddlestx. Dec. 27, at Outvuon Grove, county of Waal the Right Lion. Lord Crentorne. of a son and h MARRIED. December SO, at St. Margaret's Church, M 4 Crackits, Esq. of the Medical staff, to Mary, Neatne, Esq. of that City. On the 3d instant, the Rev. Richard Watson Bishop of Landaff, to Dorcas Knight, dat,gir:s Stevelly Sanders, k.sq. of Dublin. Rev. George Burdon, M A. Rector of Fatty) land, to Maria Susan, daughter of the Key. of his Majesty's Juntas of the Peace tor the c DIED. In Marc! , lapt, at Madras, Frederick Wdlock East India Company's Artillery. Saturday se'nnight, at his house at Shiphar. Kitson, sen. Vicar of liamerton, one of hts Ma the Peace for the County of Devon, in his 80th On Chrisunaa-day, at the Vicarage, Chign 12th year, Mary, third daughter of the Rev. M.A. Vicar of that parish. • Rev. Isaac Peach, M.A. curate of Wuotto Hants, and formerly of Penthriske hail, Cimbr Rev. Dr. I.loyd, Vicar of Aylesbtiry, B'icks. At Llannythill, aged 52, the Rev. George IA that park'', and one ut his Majesty's Justices i Clamorgarishirc L Monday, aged 76, Mr. Thotnas Warren, m nent land-orteyor, and '43 years palish clerk c fish, Bury. By hie first two wives he bad 32 third wife, with 14 of them, are still living. Wednesday, in St. Giles's, Oxford, aged 63,1 thirty years liccimaker and porter 01 A:agd. University. Sunday se's:night, Mr. Chamber, of the I house, Colchester; when in the ordinary purse he suddenly fed down near his own door, and previouily in an apparently good state of healt! i Saturday se night, at Headcorn, in Kent, Jt fillst year. He bad been a singer in the chat place for 70 years, and had also been one of the same length of time. He was considered one singers in the county, and had never missy church, more than twice, till within a font' He died in the Workhouse, but was so much! tween 30 and 40 of the principal inhabitants ati it which an excellent sermon was preached ov Rev. Mr. Evans, and after the choiristers bat anthems in the church, and one titter the grey this worthy old man were committed to the si behind him a character truly worthy of imil interment the ringers rung a dumb peal in horn as being one of their society for nearly 70 year HIGH WATER. TO.MUIUWW .41' LOP Morning - c nun Afternoon - • sb. esin LONDON: Printed by Litvr.s. F puWlU4e4 t bere, &OAR do Stu Dike,