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i ~ t 1 • •, • , • A t ;*k r '.•• • ,~ +i : , . ... , • • ;A • r • I `l,il ;-: ~,_.. -f ' ~ . t • I 4 i , I ie. '• I 1 1 i 1 1 .1— r 1I t • W ' 1-.. . . , I' 11 \ • -' • l , i I , .4 i Y -1 THEATRES. Kftro's Thearat.—This magnificent scene of pub lic amusement was opened, the first time for the season, on Saturday evening, under the most fa vourable auspices. The arrangements made by the Managers for commencing the Opera campaign with eclat, were, from their character and extent, so highly appreciated, and expectation and curiosity . were so generally excited, that even at an early hour the Pit presented that gay and animated picture which a numerous company, consisting in a great degree of Ladies elegantly and splendidly dressed, must neces sarily create, and soon after the rising of the curtain the Boxes were adorned "With all the luxuriance 01 wealth and beauty, which, added to the general splen dour of the House, and to that air of comfortable magnificence which pervades the structure, com pleted, perhaps, the most brilliant spectacle which . could be exhibited by any country in the world. The representation of MOZART'S delightful Comic Opera, i.e No= di Figaro, introduced for the first time, to an English audience, Signor Amstar, in the character of Figaro. The remembrance of NALDI in this character must still be fresh in the public mind, and operate in some degree to the disadvantage of any immediate successor ; Signor ALRERT, however, acquitted himself with very considerable ability, and received 1..0m the audience the most flattering de monstrations of their favour. The Count was per formed by AMEROGETTI with his accustomed excel lence, and Madame BELLOCHI and Miss CORRI, in Susanna and the Countess, were warmly and de servedly applauded. The other characters were.per formed extremely well, and left nothing to be cen sured or desired in the representation. After the Opera, a new Ballet, composed by Mons. HoLLiN, entitled Le Sultan Genereux, was exhibited, and introduced three new candidates for ptiblic favour, in the persons of Mons. LE Catoostut, - Madlle. ELIZA, and Mons. LA 131.0 ND. Madlle. ELIZA is an accomplished dancer, and shared the applause of the House with our favourite Mthamte. The new Ballet is a pretty 'composition, and takes its title from the generosity of a Turkish Sultan, who resigns his pretensions to a highly-prized fair one, on learning that a mutual attachment had previously subsisted between the Lady and his own son, who had visited her cottage in the disguise of an humble iadlvidual. The scenery is of the most beautiful de scription, highly appropriate to the varying incidents of the little story, and in some parts magnificent in the extreme. With such acc,onipaniments, apd aided by the fascinating charms of such performers as ezh4.l bited on Saturday night, and some exquisite music, the Ballet cannot fail of becoming a favourite. The Duke and Duchess of KENT, and Prince T i p num, were present during the whole performances. COVENT-GARDEN.I-44 Cr,ssdy .f rrors was r.tperated ofiSatiirday eveging, ;mid y its various .rtractions did not fail to collect a crowded and fashionable audience. Miss STEPHENS and Miss Title received the met . flattering Marks of public . approbation. In the Interlude of Sylvester Daggersono4 Mr. Yirzs's extraordinary talents excited' die uninter miuing mirth of the House. Previous to the Farce, which was Ban Tan, ..I..wza came forward, and delivered the following' . Apology. Labizt sans GENTLE:I:Er—In consequence of severe indispo. .sition with which Mr. FiRLIY has been suddenly attached, he fells himself tmalole to appear in the part of Jissamj, for which his name appears in the Bill. From the lateneu of the haus% the Manager has not thought it proper to attempt a change in the Entertainment—and Mr. Yerits has, at a mainens's nada, kindly undertaken to appear iu the part." This Address s'as favourably received, and Mr. Yfatei acquitted himself of his undertaking With great credit. _ „ The forthcoming Holiday Pantomime at Covent Garden Theatre, is founded on the old popular Ro roance of sop OtiZarej in vhich GRLHALDI is to be the Sancho. MADAME DE GENLIZ French National Tale, enti tled Julien Debnour i gi, The New Ora, we under stand, has caused as great a sensation in the circles of Paris, as Lady Morgan's Florence has done among those of London and Dublin. • After various interest. ing and amusing scenes resulting from marriages, intrigues, and personal observations, evidently made in society, during which a number of very singular characters are introduced, Julien's Memoirs give a very animated description of many of those circum stances which preceded the Revolution. The dread fill and sometirr-s ludicrous incidents which occur red almost daily dining the reign of proscription and terror, are forcibly described in this work; there is also a strong vein of satire running through the book, and a number of well-known characters, by no means equivocally pointed out. • Cowmen's Isinumrs.—Thursday, an *Rest was heW at the Horse and Groom, King-street, Long-Ade, on the !pod of Mr. J. Breather, late of Pickett-street, Temple-Bar. On • night he was at the above house, attend:lig a heftily Fonlety.--i- Be was missed at an early lour, but was 'apposed tq bas* ;one tone. It scrims, however, that, in going int* the yard, be slip red down a steep pair of stairs, leadi4 to a cellar, bp which means he was so dreadfully kart as so mmelpla dm& The as was not discovered till the sepp papWp,.. Iferdich-44s ride-vital Death. Saturday ao Inquest was held 3 . Orin* Ell.ta*elk Be van, a child only Lie firs 0 41 irg war i,irp, fl to treatk la 4 e i r house in alf-Pnoon-aftYs 410442aWstreet. to her anfli ther's absence. The Letter herf ' iwit but ten tifee,• ' ' locked the infant in the' roOni. . lliini !id Mani siW smoke, and, itrir seasrildng, &Mid ter 'lit 10( w iz die -- burned most shockingly . 60 0141nitriangt sea* r, A m% 51; beat me ; your Bessy !met play riles ire 'any ityat.7 b e . ceased was carried to Baribilonseies Hoipfth- where she died, an hour after her arrivaL liertlica—AccldentatPeatb. ' • Same day, an Inquisition was taken on the body at 8. TIM. ner. about 18 years old. The deceased was a kahk-hqym the fa. milt' of a Gentleman, at Clapham-rise, and used to sleep ha a room over the harness-room and coach-house. On Friday even. ing, about seven o'clock, ke Irk off worh, and watts) bed; bit fellow-servant shortly alliter west to call bbn, and found bins dead. It appeared ikat a cliaing-diah, with a quantity of charcoal, was in the corner of the room. 'Verdict —Sulfocated .. by the effects of charcoal. M a mmosouoit-maastr.--Saturdity. Jain Bates was fully tem. witted for keeling a pair of shoes frOsia shosill the Edgeways road. He was seen by an opposite neighbour to enter tile shop, about eight o'clock, the precedin g night, whilst the master was lout, and taking out a foot-rile, bepn to measure seveial pair of toes till he bad found a pair to St him, which he put on, and, without farther ceremony, walked . ollt He was, howeier, fol. lowed, and apprehended. On being called upset for his defeam, be admitted the fact, but said, be had only dans kiss' Jos /W Magistrate—m larks, my Mead, do not stag the Kt late ib, Mr. bans was, acoosdingly, taken to the ear I LAW INTZLLIGENCE. COTTAT'OF CINC/8 BENCH, DIDCBKIIEIt 17.. • BOWYER V. SOW& The plaintiff in this case is a rnealman, and the de fendant a Major in the Army. The action was for an assault and battery. It appeared in evidence, that the defendant called at the house of the plaintiff, ac companied by his servant, and asked to see the plain tiff. On the plaintiff's coming out, the defendant asked him if he had not, in the hearing of his servant, said something that reflected on his courage and con duct in the battle of Waterloo? The plaintiff denied that be had. The defendant then called his servant, and appealed to him. The servant said, that the plaintiff had said so. The plaintiff said he did not think he had ; that at the time alluded to he was in liquor; but that if he had made use of any ex pression reflecting upon him, he was very sorry for it, and hoped he would forgive him. The de fendant said no, it was then too late, and produced an Attorney's letter, threatening the plaintiff with an action, which he proceeded to read to him.— The plaintiff repeated his apology, and was retiring to his house, when the defendant, with the thick end of a nobbed stick, struck him violently on the face and head. Upon this the plaintiff closed with the defen dant, and seized the stick, which he attempted to wrest from him. Defendant called his servant to assist him The servant left the horse which be was then hold ing, and ran to his master's assistance; notwithstand ing this, the plaintiff succeeded in getting the stick. The defendant then went away 'with his servant, leaving the stick in the plaintiff's hands. The plain tiff's nose and lips were cut, and his arms and shoul ders bruised.—The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £5O. - • MCC IC MI ER 111,..+*OLT V . )10* This was an issue directed by the fa i rgßo CHAN ceitoa, to try the validity or a Commission of Bankrupt, issued against one Joseph Wood, the. bro ther of the defendant. There were three questions directed by the ckitt cma.oa to be tried :-1. Whether the commission of Bankrupt against Wood was sued out at the ex pense of the defendant ? 2. Whether it was sued out by procurement of the defendant ? and Sdly, Whether by concert between the hankrnpt and the defendant? This was one of a class ,of cases which has of late been brought before the Courts, under the denomination of Kanufactyred commissions.-= The bankrupt was a porter-dealer in Liverpool, end the defendant, his brother, was butlerto a Gentle man, named hkklab, residing in Great Cumberland.- street, Portman•square. Being in a state of embar rassment, the batihrupt applied to a Mr. Sherwood, whose experience in such transactions, he presesned,, would help him through his di/het:hies. Meetings took place apart the subject, at the house of can, named Thomas, in Gray's Inn-lane, and at length it was arranged that a comnairsioo should be, sued out in the name itf.the defendant, as petitioning creditor. A Mr. liull was appninted .Solicitor to . the Commission, and in the petition, and other pro ceedings, the hankropt was described as a merchant of Liverpool, and the defendant as a Gentleman, re siding in Great Cumberland street. The sub,sequent; proceedings which took place, having raised a sus- ; picton that all was not right, some of the creditors thought it proper to petition the Lord Chancellor to supersede the Commission. On that occasion, and now, it turned out that the bankrupt, instead of being: a merchant, kept a porter-cellar in Liverpool, and that his brothers the petitioning creditor, was a; Uentleman's butler. It was proved in evidence, that when the defendant was served with a copy of the petiricu last referred to, at his roaster's house, he' said, he had merely become a petitioning creditor to serve his brother, and that he knew nothing what ever of the proceedings under the Commission, nor , had he had any communication with Mr. Hull or Mr. Sherwood. 1 Mr. Hull was the only witness examined on the part of the defendant, and after ht had concluded his evidence, the Jury said, they did not wish tol trouble Mr. Scarlett in reply, or du Chief i*stice to sum up, they were so perfectly satisfied of the onsr" picious character of the transactioe• The Cniar Josruss, however, directed their at tention to the precise questiensthly wire called upon to decide, and having dope so, they immediately found for the plaintiff, thereby alfirming the three questions above-mentioned. BENNETT V. IfENDERSON. This was an action to recover the sum of £122, 1 15s. being the price of a eurricle sold ro the cleivid ant by the Plaintiff, who Is a coach maker. It appeared, ,in evidence, that dip defendant, who Is a Karr in the Army, wrote home from Quebec, where he was stationed as an engineer, about five years since, to bjs cousins, Iviessrs. Henderson then merchants in London, deAring themio send him out' a curricle. • The };.tier accordingly ordered a curricle' of the plaintiff; it way made, packed up, -Ind sent, by the next ship to Chtebes, with other property shipped on 'Messrs. Helidersons' *count. The d - fendant pats remitted bdls to his cousin, on account. and much more than was sufficient tq pay for the • curricle. The plaintiff had sent in his account to Messrs. Henderson, debiting them the amount of rhii de raid fer the cittricle: Since then they had ;failed in business, and were now absent abrOad, ad insting their accounts. The defendant having lately reinined to 4ugland. theepresent 3ctioa was brought. The cute, hail= summed np the case for the Jpry, and left it to them to determine to whom die Credit had been given. If to the defendant, they were to find for the plaintiff ; but if to Messrs. Hen derson, for the defendant. • The Jury found their verdict for the defendant. ,•. p. fire broke out at wilmingtoo, on the .th 1;04*, wisch NOR 3 WII b9ulAll. and occasioned 'a loa,a g ‘w r tp the amp* of );090,c(p of dollars . y We wits lash that of a Captain ragapio * 4s, who vas crushed to atoms by the fall of a bogie, into which be lad veer cured, to save the property of a neighboui. The fire was strongly suspected to have been the work, of an incendiarz.--4 fire had Op broken opt in thf Forests of the Dismal 4wamp. in Near Joetfy, in tile I,aftsi end of tom,gan. ciptinued Wining atgat of riZtaCts " *atria. Tt 41moir attopt acres tabor. cLEFAIC44 INM*VNiq• • . .. • c,..R.GIi. I? 2 =4* h . ,,,,,, ~.4ELE"..tszt, Ed4Cati9d7iir:S et. a 4 00 . 4 ". 'sum Millie Society for Building sod Wirging i t .llltrclies and ester and Fellows of St. Joke', College.luvre gpati noted the Bev. IL Wilkinson, ALA. Fellow Of that Sotitti'i M senior Moderator in this Unlearnt) , for the present _yew, tO .{le Mud Muter of the Columnar School of Redbergbe Xttrtbro. The subject of the English Poem for the Cbanselloor's my[ st 1 Gold Medal for the present Tier 11—" Waterloo." Kr. Robert Abe rcromlay Demon, of Pm es Cellege, vas est Friday lapt admitted EelloW 4 that Boc. OXFORD, DRCRollibllii IX The names of those Candidate!, witi rl Ug r the i c lic Bassoinatioo this Term, were itted the Egandnore into the First and Beeond j o ke* P ermian end Diselplline blatirmadms et respectively, aemeding to the alphabetical arrangement in aokols chop ye milli* by the Statute Stand as SIG"' Henry, sal rests "ASS ei. siwpial *mow& i uipps m Worcester ._ • Newbold Franca §toirehewer, . Parsons Frederick James, M , i Peel William, Brasennose Cellear. • Run James, Vniveraity College. is SOS sINT "Ass es unc le, SIASSSMIAIL AS S.P. Fremantle Thagoas Frauds, Oriel Poky. King W. 40•40; Corpus air* P.ollegt. , Ng SPicsss clAmlAr 1 -Illmell artgierldeelte• • ~. - Baron John, Brasesinine CalOse. Backup Richard, Queen's College. Buckley Henry William, Braserurose college. CoclMern William S. R. Exeter College. Porker George, University College. Heiristim William ' Christ Church. , • graFSI Otitis Christopher , Pembrok e C t oßege. *in Peter, Braemar** Co ll ege. Saii waltg , ftsituSge• i *r **Ye Ge4rie Milograve, Brasetmciss college. Aiie,liard Derby, Uncoil: C9/49e• , cynet Williani John,lembroke College. ards Jor,ph porcorribe, Finer College. in Tin MOND cr.Ass or Ducat. ri,tpfpu.s. sz Mrs. Harrison William, grist Church. Loslhart James. I.. Wm-dry College. StraLli 111010Amosse. inderilon Richard B. Queen's College. Buller l iohn Buller Tattle, Oriel College. Dyes Alexander, Exeter College. Everett Edward, Ballial College. Preemantle Thomas Francis, Oriel College. Hurling Joseph, Magdalen link Ring William, corpus Christi college. *aro Horace, - University Co ll ege. Pole William. i;Iallioi Coflixe. 'Fright 'Thomas fleaticote; Corpus Christi College. Win stall &Wrath, Queen's college. The number of Candidates to whom Testimonlirms far their Podritr• were Sly* by the Public lieMi*rt, hit Who were not Om** into either (dike Classes. amounted to 61. Titlilay, the following Devito were conferred : swag; or • RIO. Ray. John Lindsay Voting, Brain:nose Celloge. . . . nemmenes or *am • Ttas William G ord o n, Exeter caller. . Merai John Marker,' Exeter College. • . . , V mS. Cockbrm, Req. gxenie - qollege. Mibert Mullion Fowler, Exeter College. Theosibilos Williamson, Beets: College. Mcrtivir. l 4.ovpl im eoll4. Fr . ..k, J.stAuts Carso n. . yof blagdalen Wee,. Meadows NVhlte, tea. Robert Pearson, gtilierie * Cane- WOilama Jan Raper, feaslatete College. Thaw Fran* Fremantle, Esq. QeSel eite.rclaY. Me lest day of Michaelmas Tetra, following roles were conferred : KAMM/ sm ARM Rev. John Conlin= Bisset, At. Warms% Hail . Rov. Charles Thome. PeCtingok Carla augch pf:. 1:44.414 eitua tack gutlme Assulileaoks Ch-t.s 0....... i . or AIM. Samuel Lloyd, E.sq. Magill:len C ollege, Grand Compuumbir: William Will= Pee* Wadhans College • William Wyo.'s: and Walter Janes. Jam Calks.. ' - • Will IMI Parisi, @t FrciMund Fall. Joshua Stratton, N ew 'College, -• • At an OrOmtion held by the Risk" of P79rwirjt, Sol %Adel tan, the foEowing Gentlepren were ordained: IMACKPA lk. Ames Timone* Beene, 734. glows' li4 . oadeed. William Clqett, ,8.,46. gailboiolom Lliatyn Champion de (f y, 4. 4 6 1 , NA q u a. Henry . Drigmore, S.A. • College, Cenibridge. Willem Thomas Goodebild. ' . - . .40egli haddock, Rembroke Hall, Cambridge. Jolaii Qlo#lo, *ming. . NTR:4[ II. HatigitYla R 4. GeOrge Pro' Grit* . 5t...12,1110 . WSW= gargessmr, artist Gibierek WWI North. * . ' IC; ki lt* a PPle Ttis#l CORM CAllahridge. .1 L 4 r t*l tsan . • oho rnt, --. A Hill 4;_:lnford. !', ' Jelin Neville White, St. Petetta college. embed . William Farley Wilkinson, RA. bens% Callsr, IS Wns. gmel pomp A' . togazno , ord , - kiebard rkinacm An e: &kir i),a •• * Reber' flatirarse,. INCA. aria tlitiiiii, • ' r . Frederick Beatty, B.A. Trinity Collis* Dribilii. • William Hope* Biotic. erernialkßurrongires, RA. &runnel Conne r Cambridge. Jobri Ciarirince, M.A. Carus cquirt; Or:abridge. John Wareyn Derby, M.A. ditto. 41Pcirsw Mahsards, M.A. Deasy of llgagdalen Csilege, Oxford. tra r y:rittf iap = si Collage, Canalstitie. i'lln 41 4;beni. Jesus Wiese. Cainbiiclie Canrbri . , Viiiiiam adman M.A. Lincohr 'College, Oxford. • Charles Leicester; S.C.L. Mildly Hill, Cambridge. Jolla Lila* fleoluSa 144, H.A. Cahn college, Cambridge. • William Palgrav e Manclirbri, B.A. Janis College, Cambridge. Mises Marcus. Witham Thomas ifyirs, ALA. Jesus College, Cambridge. ,Ratiqs .. Joisseb Orman► B.A. Sidney Sussex College, Cainb. .I...**Wag, AL Bt. John's College, Cambridge. Ward, B.A. Trinity College, Orford. iiiivard Camps Wilson, B.A. CLoPeo's College, Cambridge. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Oa the itah Lament, the Rev. John Hallward, M.A. of War saw; Odisee. was isaitated to the Rectory of Stanton-in-tie- M*pa, MI his o n Rev:GAN* Heat.te. M.A. fermetjy y ellow of New e, is instilled Archdeacon of Winchester. Curious variation in the Thermometer, in one week : Saturday morning, the 11th instant, 13 de-: grecs. Saturday morning, the 18th instant, 51—. difretence of 38 degrees. It is calculated that the juvenile population of the, Metropolis is increased, during the Christmas holi days, by at least twenty thousand happy children, from the surrounding establishments for the edseca don of youth. The following paragraph appears in the New 'Pork Cerpowerciat Advertiser, of the 16th ultimo:— “ Ma. Ootioaare—We mentioned tut week that this bad wiled frost glotionc for Liverpool. The Abaft* a.' 1111114 W, Oa lAA'S thy saw information, adds-14 Dar. ChunetO several works in this city, after his mil:must from W.lt_ _ _* alloi, Previsio to n, his leaving this for Quebec, he i ot;obbett. at New York i and, on his return, decima l : *Asa* that many of the plans sod projects of Cobbett ingshis lOW wirosna. as. ass peke sad inunseaL Hs odlind, that he bah usally Wad is A e eiwilliess lirn E P - * when is taste to this Coisatry,a werispim I ZZo. r olls- _ ~ ii _A ,,, PI - emit et telsellee r V essl = am .4661 W: we *quid ti him ee, AIM." of a .t 1 F 400.747 =PAY NTH: c4gnrr BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. George Rasp*. Princes' -street, Ratherbitake, Irish pm inarehant, from Dec. 4 to Jan: S 2, at .en, at GuiltLai. BANKRUPTCIES SUPER EI)F.D, Wllliank Leach, Qitbero, Lane:whits, John Birth. Aston, near Birmingham, moltbter. BANILItUrTS. qtarjee Barnett, Babe/ Mews, Berkeley -squ are , to surrender Blopeother 21, anuery 1 and 4, at 9etildbalL Attorney, par. Lockett, NVilean-art-et, Fi c ;. - t . equare. ylrit'2m 9-CW, Place-row, Tottenham Court road, • Vecember fl, January 8 and 49, at ten, at (it:114111;4 ipeu F T, s r. (114bain, Earl-street, kilackfriars. Weettaik, Tyres Gateway, Benr.onelsey, tar.ter, timber 21, 28, and January 29, at twelve, at Guil.4l' tfaneey,, Mr. Cartel . , Lord Mayor's Court OfEk. Edward Cane, Rattle, Sussex, saddler and hattest.nt.l et , squther 21, January a and 29, at ten, at Guiluhall, Anomie., Mr. Willard, Battle; or Mr. Ellis, Te,mple, London. Thomas Burge, Podne Selwood, Somerset, carrier , " 545, 31, a J lord January 29, at eleven, at the George Inn, telwood. Attendee Mr. Ellis, Cloisters, Temple; or They, Frome SlelwoOd. Rilliam Treninan, h-acclesfield, silk-manufacturer and • ater, January 12, at three, 13, and 29, at ten, at the inn, Macclesfield. Anomie., Messrs. Brodrick and 4itela, Macclesfield; or Messrs . Bell and IStodd t k, Church -yard. Josiah Fitton, Preston, Lancashire, coach-maker, Januar , at five, 11, and 29, at twelve, at the (Ace cf Messy,. It and Abraham, Preston,. Atternies, Mr. Ellis, lane; or Messrs. Dixon and Abraham, Preston. Peter Cot, Fairford, Gleucester.hut, machine-maker, her 29, at sit, 30, and January 29, at driven, at tEr Sead, Cirencester. Attornies, Messrs. Price situ Gr. dieq9er Office, Lincoln's Inn; Sr Mr. Whatley, ti.c.e, Irk i ppas Bulpint, Bridgewater, ; Somerset, hop-maeltz, ! , apgther 24, January 3 and 29, at the Crown II:a, iks law& Anomie% Mr. Tun, New Inn, Loadan ; or ) Bridgswater. .toseph Irunlle and Clarks Northcote, Coorgc-street, Tea square, Tower-hill, ship-agents, December 29 , a zoiry ) and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, M:.llartLy, e Bridge-street. ;dm Edward Llworthy, Plymouth, money-nrivener, 'her 21, January 1 and :29 at eleven, at Gsdlohall, L AttoKnies, Mews. Baine a nd l Co. king's Ileach.walk,Tar i John Styeli, Parish of St. George, Gloucestershire, December £9, ;0, end January t. 9, at twelve, .t•ti c _ _ tr.erelal Rooms, Bristol. Attoinks, :Uessts. Das, Sc;, kleteslith, Guildforlttreo. ; ur :14,.vr,:. Bayntoa, &int James knight, Coppiee-row, Clerktnn rll , irwl.lountkr, I cember 21, at two, 28, at ekven, jilOL:x7 y 29, v ;sr , at Guildhar.. •AttorneT, 3.1 r. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL Dee. Ili, J. Bentley and J. Beck, Col Mull, j.weivas, u lan. 8, J. aid C. Bin, Hatfield, liens, brewers, at ten. F. Motion, Berwici.atrett, San, jawellti, at 'tr. Ja,, Fentiman and H. J. Reynold., l'eserbornuth ..t d haberdashers, at twelve. Jan. 8, J. ' road, brewer, at twelve. Jan. 8, S. co lu.SOY , Cu oil-merchant. at one. Jan. 8, E. Kir.g, Latetr..ds-nve,,, ditch, peeler, at eleven. Dec. 21, J. Reseda, l'ai-ce tansßeth, timber-merchant, at ten. Jan.B, M. Aud U.J.114 naerchants, at ten. Jan. 8, M. banal. (e. Inch, slide-maker, at ona. Jan. 8, 11. Thw.dtes, kalbrook, paper-merchant, at one. J. th 8, J. (km:, ' tit -street, Hanover-squire, coach.ntaktr, at one. Du. • Sherwood, late or I.iverpool, scip-manufm.turtr, at Jan. 18; C. A. Arisen, Carahalton, paper.maktr, lan. 1, J. Roy, Maik-lane, wine -merchant, at twr.lre. :4.r4a DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jan. 21, J. Wainwright, Leeds, manufacturer, at dtrrr, the Sessions.hotue, Leeds. Jan. 14, Elia. Lush, Shaba linen-draper, at three, at the Mermaid, 1 eovil Jan. 2), Maeowesher, Arberheld, Becks, farmer, at ten, at 41.: Pe' Speeabamland. Jai. 12, J. Beardsworth and J. Heater, 1 burn, cotton-manutacturtn, at twelve, at tho Dug Blackburn. CERTIFICATES-Jmi. O. J. O'Brien, Broad-street-buildings, merchant. E. C. dss, Broad-streen-Inildings, merchant. W. Barnes, Fa. "IllOwneker• J. Adm., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, inner. SOS, Birmiothazia. linen-draper. T. S. Nayter, Werb. Wilts, dyer. R. Invert, Bath, linen draper. BIRTHS. Bike, 4, at Aquila. Hill, Lady Boughey, of a tc".. Dee. 9, the liky.of Sr John C. Coghill, Bart. of a• Wedneerlay arennight, at hbilllataCt Cattle, Lady ii9oKlipt, at Pbegbarough Park, Viscount:is MARRIED. In EalinAk, WI the 17th inoant, Colonel Fargoharm Rebecca, f WI of the late Sir George Colqaosaal Tllly.Colquhoun Baronet. Oa ?us day last, at Prestbury, by the Rev. Thomas Rai ham, Winkles Claytoa, Esq.. of Worth, to Elisabeth , th: daughter of the late Peter Brooke, Esq. of Slinky, is d County of Chester. druesday, at Charlton Adam, Somerset, the Rev. We iave, M.A. Cluiphain of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Le Asa% dint daughter of the late Rev. Edmund Gapper,Ei ftectoe of Kasten Alanderaeld, Somerset. /intraday, at Hackney, the Rev. C. T. Heatlicete, P.D. Mitcham, to Maria ?rower, youngest daughter of tae Thomas 'Prewar, Esq. of Clapton. At St. James's Church, the Rev. Henry Riddell Moody. Ajilage Jane, second daughter of the Rev. F. J. U. Vollaa 'AV:on of Essex. y, at Sr. George's Church, Hanoverequar e, the h C. J. Blomfseld, Rector of Chesterford, Essex, to Doran widow of the late Thomas Kent, Esq. - Tuesday, at Mary.la-bonne Church, the Res. James P.AI Y.A. Fellow of New College, and Chancellor of the Diga Of Durham, to Catherine, only daughter of tie Rev. Fran -Haggitt, D.D. Prebendary of Durham, and Rector of Ns ham Courtenay, Oxfordshire. Thursday, Basil Robert Heron, Esq. of the Royal 11 Artillery, to Catherine, daughter of the 1100. 31r. Just Maine. Dec. 5, atjlickmansworth, G. &own, Esq. son of the E , Dr. Brown Principal of Marshall College, Aberdeen, to ( *trine El isabeth, eldest daughter of Brian Bedpans lei Clacton, Essex. Tuesday, at Chester, Grath Rowlands, Rsq. to Beare Margaret, daughter of the late Rev. H. Henchman, A.r-1. Monday, at Llanufydd, Denbighshire. Thomas Woods% Esq. of Manchester, to Emma only daughter of the lat e S Richard Roberts, Vicar of LlLLawr, Merionethshire. Henry Peter Fuller, Esq. of Picc adilly,, to Matilda Julia eldest daughter of the late Mark Wradslaw, Esq. of Emilbl• DIED. Monday, the Rev. John Moridand, M.A. aged 40, late Bicester, Oxfordshire. At the Vicarage House, Kingsbromptoo, Somerset, tys Thomas Todd, Vicar of that place, aged 57. The Rev. Daniel Cayes, aged 67, Vi...ar of RaY 4 : 43 Suuthwokl, Suffolk. The Rey. John Baddcley, of armingham, aged 71' cf pullytle seizure. * Friday se'nnight, at Huntingdon, aged 64, Henry I ins. E4q. In the Rost Indies, where he had been en constant anti WM years Past, with his Regiment, and had a share in the rt , scenes of the lats.war there, Halo , liesuaSeld. ' a itt t iott ' 6 y 7 , th Uti g a is m ne tedd, FA+ of Fouladre, dire. He was throiwn from his chaise a few days since, aunived so much injury as to occasion his death. -_, HIGH•WATERat LONDON BRIDGE TO-210RE 01 }knobs - . - 6 minut4s ifter S Alkennels - - - ri ----" —.-- 1 LONDON . ; Noted and Fella." by URA Krift Aar" UWlO4l' F11410.10'11141:417 NIGH: 4 cAgnTT leorge Francte, 3A P NK rin ß ces ij '-s PT tree CY t, l EN toth L e A rti ß iti?e! D lr . i s h p waltrehant, from Dec. 4 to Jan: SB, at .en, a t G u ile: i r ,]. '- BANKRUPTCIES SUPER EDED. !Wan' Leach, Qitbero, Levi:white, cotton-mactifactu. ohn Birch, Aston, near Ilipasingham, inabbter. woo' BANILRUFTS. 1; ;wks Bernett i AZOW Mews, Berkeley -square, horse..l to surrender bur 21, inuary 1 and 4, at dr- • G*l4llalL Attorney, vlr. Luckett, Wilson -street, Fast, • , I ffilb 9ew, Palace -tow, Tottenham Court road, plc, Vecember 21, January 8 and 29, at ten, at Gtniak ‘ p: 'teos F y, h r. 014)ham, Earl-street, Blackfriars. Wootton, Tyres eace e r Gat 2 Ba ew 9, t a ti y a e t , ; t i e den z:at ° 4 o:u k il lus Y ch ' a t Ur r. ,:l i . ; -camber 21, 28, and January 29, at tw elv e , at torneT. Mr. Carteg, Lord Mayor's Court bfll:e. aJI 1 fedward Cane , Battle , Sussex, saddler acid hat t. st-ni sCAlYittoberrniesin,l January 8 adnd, Temple, London. Fhemas e. ssl ooa , B iuul u . rge A J ; t a t l iPin nu uari2 " 9 l4 , jra.rdekaule'vesSi!;mcaletasrtsleitteLsGcarr:ein,rirmelnennti,ca;r; the 11/ 111 111latn e71 T P rsi rm eavan e w h. °l;d' acclesfield l3 , , silh and -m n an , uf at ac t t en. urer at a n d rie atm, January 12, at three, Inn, Macclesfield. Attornies, Messrs. Brodrick and G Maccleafield; or hiessrs. Bell and litc.chL.k, e p Church-yard. Inelah Fitton, Preston, Lancashire, coach-makcr, Januar- h. at five, 11, and 29, at twelve, at the (Ace of Messrs. and Abraham, Preston,. Attermes, Mr. Ellis, • lane; or Messrs. Dixon and Abraham, Preston. Peter Cut, Fairford, Glaueesterkhot, machine-maker, bar 29, at six, 30, and January 29, at elrien, at the . Mead, Cirencester, Atenrnies, Messrs. Price 414 i Co. chequer Once, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Whatley, 11 [homes Bulpins, Bridgewater, ,Somerset, bop-mach.,: r , ember 24, January 3 and 99, at the Crown II:a, • c watt's. Anomie", 3k. Pain, New Inn, Loucknt, ) M Byrnes, Bridgewater. Inseph Irindle and Clarks Northcote, George-street, 7:5', square, Tower-hill, ship-agents, December 28, J41.-.1 A and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. llarti.v, • • Bridge-street. Jahn Edward Elwortby, Plymouth, money-nriveaer, her 21, January 1 aid 29 1' at eleven, at Guiliihall, D ar ' I Ar t o K nies, Mews. Maine a nd Co. king's liench.watk,T,:r. Itihn Styeh, Parish of St. George, Gloucestershire, shs r -ke, December £9, ZO, and January t. 9, at twelve, .t.th ' tnercial Rooms, Bristol. Attu:tiles, Mesas. at, SC; T 1 kleredith, Guildford-arr... ;ur :14,.rr, , . Baynton, Bind. • James knight, Coppice-row, Clerlenw.ll, irw,-tnera:ss, cember 21, at two, 28, at eleven, .11. d F 29, at cr. at Guildhall. •Attorney, ~ ISicc: dilly. • a DIVIDRNDS to be made at GUILDHALL Dee. 24, J. Bentley and J. Beck, Get Mita, j wears, lan. 8, J. and C. Bin, Hatfield; Herts, to on els, at tee. F. Meilen, Berwick-ital.', Sao, j'vetiii, at tor. Jo. a.. Fentiman and H. J. Reynold., l'eserborouth ..t d haberdashers, at twelve. Jan. 8, J. road, brewer, at twelve. Jan. 8, S. co lu.aow , Cr . oil-merchant, at one. Jan. 8, E. Kir.g, Latetr..ds-rist, ditch, !ravine, at eleven. Dec. 21, J. Roma, l'aL.ce Lambeth, timber-merchant, at ten. Jan.B, M. aud 8.;. d Dowgate-kili, sae:chants, at ten. Jan. 4, kl. Lussea, tr.. T with, shcie-maker, at una. Jan. 8, 11. Thwaites, Burl, M'albrook, paper-merchant„ at one. J. th 8, J. thee lox-street, lianouer-squire, coach-maker, at one. 1.). • W. Sherwood, late cd Liverpool, soap-raanut.wtur:r, .• lan. 18; C. A. Anson , Carshalton, paper - make, ' an. 1, J. Keay, Mask-lane, wine-merchant, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jan. 21, J. Wainwright, Leeds, manufacturer, at e!errt, the Seasions.house Leeds. Jan. 14, Eliz. Lush, •Sherip Yuen-draper , at th ree, at the Mermaid, Yeovil Jan. 2), Dierewesher, Arberfield, Becks, farmer, at ten, at the Paw Speenbarnland. Jai. 12, J. Beardawonh and J. Beaky, burn, cotton-manufacturers, at twelve, at the Old 801 l ! Blackburn. CERTIFICATES-Jan. 8. J. O'Brien, Broad-street-buildings, merchant. F.. C. Ge. des, Broad.strites-buildings, merchant. W. Barnes, Far -- totachsrnaker. J. Jackets% Newerstle-upon-Tyne, joiner. ' Boa, Bitioin,Lbam, linen-draper. T. S. Hayter, Wilts, dyer. B. tilvert, Bath, linen-draper. BIRTHS. Dec, 4, at Aqua/menu/1, Lady Boughey, of a mil. Dec. 9, the Lady.of lir John C. Coghill, Bart. of aJacg Wednesday iiinaight, at Muncaster Castle, Lady if a um gth e inaterst, at Shegborough Park, Viscountess - d a MARRIED. Iu EallnAM WI the 17th invent, Colonel Farqulianon, Rebecca, f daughter of the late Sir George Colqateal Tilly-Colquhoun Baronet. Oa Tuesday last, at treetbury, by the Rev. Thomas - • haut, Wallowa Clayton, EsLo ox f Worth, to Elizabeth , -• daughter of the bite Peter e, Esq. of Sinngle;, is • County of Chester. . • tuesday, at Charlton Adam, Somerset, the Rev. ." Marge, M. A. Cupids of Trinity College, Cambridge, to • Zaeldest daughter of the late Rev. Edmund Gappos,g• t ei tor of Keinton Almadefield, Somerset. Thursday, at Hackney, the Rev. C. T. Heatlicete, P.D. Mitcham, M Maria ?rower, youngest daughter of tae Thomas ?rower, Esq. of Cleanse. At S James's Church, the Rev. Henry Riddell Moody. A}thea Jane, second daughter of the Rev. F. J. U. Archdeacon of Essex. Friday, at Sr. George's Church, Hanoveroquarc, the eJ. Ro of thelladte, R Th ee o t m or as of Ke T . a t est Esq. erford, Rue; to Dwelt widow - Tuesday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, the Re-:. James , - M.A. Fellow of Newt ' College, and Chancellor of the of Durham, to Catherine, only daughter of the Rev. Fr ' Haggitt, D.D. Prebendary of Durham, and Rector of 11 ' ham Courtenay, Oxfordshire. Thursday, Basil Robert Heron, Re+ of the Royal Artillery, to Catherine, daughter of the Mo. 31t. 3 Mayne. Dec. 5, at„Rickmansworth, G. Brown, Esq. Son of the • Dr. Brown Principal of Marshall College, Aberdeen , to therine E lisabeth, eldest daughter of Brian Hodgson, lei Clacton, Essex. Tuesday, at cheater, Griffith Rowlands, Faq. to ' Margaret, daughter of the late Rev. H. Henchman, A- Monday, at Llanufydd, Denbighshire, Thomas W.." Esq. of Manchester, to Hannu only daughter of the ' Richard Roberts, Vicar of Ll anfawr, Merionethshire. Henry Peter Fuller, Es+ of Piccsiilly„ to Matilda J eldest daughter of the late 3fark Wratislaw, L' q• of Rath! . DIED. Monday, the Rev. John Morkiand, M.A. aged 40, late • Bicester, Oxfordshire. At the Vicarage House, Kingsbrompton, Somerset, Ms Thomas Todd, %leer of hat place aged 57. The Rev. Daniel Collyer, aged 67, Vicar of Ray. oo Southwold, Suffolk. The Rev. John Baddeley, of Birmingham' aged 75 ' a paralytic seizure. • Friday se'nnight, at Huntingdon, aged 64, Henry Log, Fag. In the Base Thanes ' where he had been on constant d ut y mane years Pas, with bias Regiment, and had a mbar! In the of satire scenes of the latis.war there, Magor iaraiew.•••• , " - " A. Majesty's 67th Regiment. Thursday, William Wedd, Esq. of Fouladre, Cam!,