Star. — London, England, 1816-12-23 00:00:00

THE PARI(S. Yesterday the Canal in St. James's Park, and the tipper part of the Serpentine, in Hyde NOG was, frozen sufficieatly to aff4ed a low boys an opportu nity of skaitiog. The margin of the ice was dwoognd by elegant female pedestrians, who dashed along in their winter fur pebsses and - crimson morocco halt• boots, active as Scaudinavian dames, or the buxom daughters of Russia. Their bloom 14 health was in creased by the frosty air, and the general appearance of the fir leaders of winter ,fashion, enlivened the surrounding prospects of leafless branches, burdened with snow, and the dreary waste. Black velvet bets with steel buckles 11,11 d feathers in Front, were mach worn. The pelisses, in geneyal, were bordered with fur si* . ieches deep, which appeared a good imitation of ermine. The.boots were of crimson, purple, and Russia leather, laced in front with silk, and orna mented with fur of various sorts. Two os three of the boys on the Canal broke the ice and fell in, but were taken out unhurt. The Humane Society bad taken evil' precaution to prevent accidents. a• Yesterday, between deceit and twelve o'clock, it was so eaumnely dark. that most 9f the Churches and Chapels were obliged to use caulk& • The Metropolis sever grow greeter we of pre paration" for she Christmas Holidays shim on Sa turday last. Laradenhallvsarket exhibited a “ sh o w of _the good things of this world" sot t o be equalled in Europe, and die butchers' and paeketers" shops, in all parts of the town, displayed the printed meat, and birds of almost every description, ptotusely de corated with holly. laurel, and bay. Covent Garden appeared a grove of evergreens, and u kiss inviting 'nide.° I" and the coaches, which arrived in every direction. were heavily Iselin, inside and out, with torkie,s, game. hams. chines, brawn, fie. as grateful sacrifices to father Caries/es, who Teo' Sid and wide* Ids locks, lib shucks are iiterrf, Warted by seed Ares, sieddisar, and always mewl r Saturday snarling as Jobs Jones. amen to Ms. Bound. iron-founder, of Ray-stress. Clerlanswal. was driving his cart along_ that sweet. his horses took fright, and set t & at hill speed; be leaped out for t o purpose of dapping them• when owe of them stum bled and fell $ he rat to blip up *homes which happening to slip as be was geniel op, fell on die nortunate man, whose arm was dineered topieces. and be was besides much iojured B be was canied to Bartholomew's Hospital. Monday last Mr. TROMAS Asauw, master of the sloop Ann, pf Ipswich, was unfortuaately drowsed at Sutton Wash, by the upsetting of his beat. An alarming accident occurred in the Dublin Theatre on Tuesday week, daring the representation of The WeetdowOr Hee. In the scene of the wood on I fire, while Mrs. Emus, Miss NORTON, sad Mrs. Morrnossar were attempting to pass along the bridge, it gave way, owing to its not bring properly secured, and the three werb precipitated into the fire lonenth s Mts. MONTOOSIIRT. fortunately escaped witboot injury, and Miss Nowrow with being slightly searched, but Mrs Easels was so maim* bruised by. the fall, that she bas bean tbahed tobarbedempe 'ince. Saturday an Inqaisition was taken , at dm flying Hom o (Word Road, on the body of George Stall, sou of Mrs. Brats, Tottenhant-court.road. who was burst so death by hie clothes taking fire. • The mo ther of the deceased was from home ; be stood with bis back towards the AM and his clothes might.— Verdict.ACcidentally bprat to Death. A Inquest was held, on Saturday emir% at the Turf Tap, back of St. George's Hospital, on the body of James Brown. The deceased was a young man about twenty, servant to Mr. Wiwi', o f t h e Pitt's Head Mews. Park-lane. On the 13th instant, whilst in a state of inebriety, he was teasing one of the horses in the stable, by putting a curry comb tin der its tail, when the horse kicked him, and fractured. his skull. He was taken to the Hospital, where he died on Friday evening. Verdict—Ace dental Death. In the night between Saturday and Sunday se's :tight, some villains entered Edgbaston Church, near Birmingham, and broke into the vauk belonging to the family of Lord CALTHORPR, where they stripped many of the coffins of the breast-plates and other ar ticles of furniture. The iron chest in the vestry was also carried away, which they left a short distance from the Church, bearing marks of a forcible, but onsuccesful attempt to open it. SPORT EXTRAORDINART.—A slum time since the, Subscription Pack of Harriers. at Brighton, afforded one of the richest day's diversion ever enjoyed in that neighbourhood. After a good run, and the de. 'traction of one hare, to the west of the to ws, t h e dogs in crossing back, started a second to the mirth of the Church Down, and sear to the house attached to the farm called Little England. From this spot puss made for Denby, a distance of about seven miles, with the pack in rapid pursuit. At puny. the fleet animal waelieaded, tu rn ed back, and made fart Pyecoinbe, where she turned to the left, end, al most in ustreight line, &w, as it Were, for Ditch. ling. From the latter place a greyhound suddenly " Lade his appearance. and puss had another enemy to contend with. The greyhound coursed and tu ned her repeatedly, and , at lash.drove her back iota the body of the very pack she bad previously been eadeavouring to escape from. Dangerous as was . her situatio( at this time, and certain as appeared bee destruction. yet she contrived 'to avoid it. nod, at length, with renovated speed. made for Kepner.. Here puss was headed by a carrier's teens. ,which a second time drove her back to bet pursuers, after a Chace of an hour and twenty urinates, in which up.' wards of twenty miles of ground were aimed, when she paid the forfeit of her caption with be life. Of a field of from sixty to a hundred sportsmen, only four were is at due death. This pack, regularly, when she weather is not too WOOS and frosty to admit of it, throws off on bleidays at Patchain ; on Wednes- 1 days, On the ltace-course ; and on Fridays, at the Devil's Dyke. One Ok two Gentlemen were die., mounted during the above extraordinary chace, bet s. sew were materially hurt. - T. Betimes, Esq. of Leesville, .iss Shropsh3re, a • fear days ago. with oalysfeur couple of harriers, after killing one bare, • and EuUiag down another, started, a fos s which led them a dace of at bast forty miles, sad which they killed whet Weimer ; the thaw lasted six hints. I • •••• • MOM SAXURDiIr MATS Gat lan. , • WEISTIDIALL, DECEMBER Si , 11116. Mk SUN M the Potosi Roles: bads Weir pkised, hs the new and as the befall' of bb Mai ISTY , to *umiak. and erring the following ()Store beloceng to Iftiasolee of die East India Criminal, to baComMedoo: et Mobidisilimpoesabh Afietry Order of the Barb s Liemement4 olonel John 'Burnett, sth NOOK 1 1 1 4 4 . 111 d" Infantry. • • ad Igetth Oilalloran, ISO Native Idooki• MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIVOF V ICC, DOCIIINIA 21. Ist Reglement ',Dragoons...Cornet Thomas Jeddah front the 11th Ugh' Drumm, , t • be lieutenant, byperdwee, vies BM" who :stirs& "di Ditto.—Aykser Foothill. Gent. to be Cools by Plirdlasc na Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant WDlllaait PAW to be Captain of a Troy, by purchase, vice Addend. wile re tires. loit Regimen et Font-4ohn Melanie: Fortune Gm. to be Ensign, by purchase, clot Watson, who retires. Seth Dian—Occult Dawson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cameron, who radius. 37th Ditto.—Gendanan Cadet James Thalia% fres the Royai Mary Came, to be Emig% by per, eke Sygent, Prvlo . otod auk Ditto.Alrevet-Major MOWN Vasty to be Maier, vice • Tripp, demised. Cid Ditto...Eosign Henry Law to be Limonite, by 'Wham, vice Dundee. - lid Diato—Lieateassuseetosiet itdwarde,4llol4, l dte bar • Pal of thaws Bombes Reglsosid. to be LisotomoOdonsi, . vice Hark, wbo embassies. West India Iteglatent—Majoo•Ommeml Sr J. Bye& from the York Light Wintry Vehmeers, to be Wand, vice Lieutenant- !amoral Sir Jamas Lei* G.C.B. domed. . • • STAft. To be Deputy to the Fumes. Canntisdass to beer date led October, 111111. 'Assistant.Comminart.Geoerah David Elliott, .1114mmi Dam e Ji.T. Cagle... G. S. N. H. Negev, Want Wilder. F. W. Haden, Clarice Purcell, and Edward Cooke Robinson. To be Assiltant•Counismiies.Glateral to the Forces. Commissions to bow date sled October, ice. Deputy Amistant•ConispieserrOmterls Joshua Brook. David Gardener, William Mike. Wakes Author. William L aid. ley. Wiliam Hayward, Mitt F. E. Knowles, Henry tillmnett, William Uthgow, E. L. Skelton, sad Mika Moods. To be Deputy Arobtant.Ownasientries-Oeneral to the Forces. Cootntissiebe to bear date lcd Getober,_lBl6. : ilastbdsmour LlA= lll644 Antsolo ruks, Asigestis Birth, Timms Itabiums IR. H. Dee, Thetas Tumor, /sass W. NUM, worse Madan. J.D. /. Osseir, WON= Meier, H. B. Suwenms, On& kat Browse" MOM /Maga, Benjamin Abigh Robert Dobson, fiyhasait 011ailorsa, James D. FidiGerald, WS= Hews, Thews Stickeney, Hoary Dolgaions his Dvsiglic. Redneck Moatiouteris, William Milford, Willow Dike, M. T. l o kma s C. Harper, B. Head, F. Graham, sod O. Sashed. - - - - Comndislon to bear date sth Nrreember, 1016. John Low, Gem. To be Dopey Stortheepemegeneral to the Forces. Cesionission to bear date bth November, ISLA - • Richard Willianu, Gent. To be As o istastplitotekeeper General to the Fontes. Comenissions to beat date Mb Novensber,llll6 J. mss, J. Blackburn, Ana W. J. Williams, Oases. wastnasusom. The num et the Voientogr. from the Sud Resinterft, to be Emily In the nth Feet. in July, 1814, is Raines MaCartney, use Manley, as thou stated. BANKRU pTcy ENLARGED. Jawawy 4. Petrick Coddiby, of Dublin, and of New Roe, Ire. Ind, and of Leaden, merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. IIIANKRUVIVY SUPERSEDED. Vila, We a 14a rumwenr, maws, ••.4.* ia desks and sharman. • BANKRUPT! , • lam Sothis, late of the Kent.street•road, Southend', Surrey, .wrinemiarbsilder, =tremor, dealer and ehapmen, to surrender Diss. OS, karrity 4 . and Feb. t. at one, at Gaikleall. London. false,lgosars.Lee and Townsheud, Three Crown-court, Sandwich. Wilms Bedford, late of Aidgnialmstreet;Midilesex, goldbeates, dealer sod dames, Dee. Is, Jan. tt, and Feb. 1, at ten, of Gaildhall. Money, Mr. Moe, Union-street, Bisbmpszate. Daniel Vann*, of I/mission, Staffordshire, hisckster, dealer and therms, January 1, at bee. Janouy S, and Feb. 1 ' at 1 1, at th e Liedeten Arms Ina, Penkridge. Atternles, Mr. Fred erick Furnor, Bloonuburpsquare, London; or Mr. bibs Nee. ley, Walsall. hen Boyce, of Romford, Essex, turner, dealer and charms, Dec. Mi t at eleven, Dec.3l, and Feb. 1. at ten at GuildbalL Attararro Mr. Humpbrer, Tokenhouse-yard: James Fean, of Patliamentpstreet, Westminster, draper, dealer sod charms'', Dec. 44, January 7, and Feb. 1, at elevettiat OuSdhaM. Asseenles, Messrs. SourdUlea and Hewitt, Little Friday-street, Jobe Poole, late C ol b ' " Afg r estages, and Duke-wrest, St. Mary. Imloane, Middlesex, cupcake, bolder, dealer and chapman, Dee. U, Jan. 4, and Feb. 1, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Bart en's DeiNings, Holborn. - Pease Whey, of Mardi's, Londe., warehouseman, dealer and degrairs. ;snowy 4, 11, and Feb. 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aewalme, MINIM Elsie and Ivan., Aldennatibury. Je=eV Tom. Sc. Pancras, otherwise 1111111•04 easkleeler, dealer and annum, Dee. 24, Jan. 7, and Fab. 1 % st ten, at GulklisaL Attorney, Mr. Lewis tasank, Inmaeldm Edward Hodgson, et the palish of Lyneenthe aal Widambe, Somenetibirs, sertireser, dealer and charms. January it, s, lad Feb.l, at one, at the Oemanescial Rooms, Etistal. Anae mia, Meters. BerarAllon and Hewitt, Little Frt London; or Messrs. Bevan ands/kb:tan, Clare•Mwe= s John Ipck, of Ilinsitaa, Norfolk, grocer, dealer,and obipasa, Dec. 7, January 1, and Feb. 1, four, at the Make Swan Ws, Bletwleb. Atteeney,Mr.Wns. Fester, Norwieb. James Smith, et Besbeey, Henterdshire, (anon, MOWN, elder sawebent, doder end elserinaa, Dee:MO, Si, sip/ feb. ',at It, at the Plane et Panchen Inn, Ledbury. :41111, Woi. Holmes, seas ILedbury ; se Mr. Themes Pie, How- W.iweet amilis London. Now 11 Laseashlre; dealer end chspenan, lemon 11, • WM as W ow = tom Attendee, Nit. William Lira s * Inn Pisidogr ae r. j'a lu srarhehlemago or Sao WlNals Cenw ilmb r Lime 01 CillmbPstrilltg asersimm, Shwa, haSsq !I, and Pub. 1, at at Gnats boa, Amends% Mows. Pawn' nod Prate, row. nOkor late a Halbsstes,Deves, reeriee and show mass; &sake and clafiann, 21, Jaen* itb and fib. 1, at elsvai, as the Citeravern Exeter. Monies, Mr. Chubb, luster; o; Mesas. Wet and Co. Channirramo. Mlles Birch, sew or late of Walbiook, Leeds!, depebamillsr i NI sad wilmommiefactera and steaks, Jason 49 1 1 0 24 Feb. I, at vie, at Onitimid. Amides, Japtitsi sad Collar, Onside's*, LlOnds's Inn Fields. Oda Smith_ Gm of the Neer York Coffee-hem* Swindell's. Una, fasmW,ltomadvsepes, winmenembami dealer and ehipmen, Dos. 1M Meaty 7, and Feb 1, et mrstve,nt CUM had. Asionde, st-s. Stevens and Wo, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Qusewaseet. William liassal, ghastly's:le, rmitalbelds, eilkwanafseturer, dad' , and aemegi, December to. January 4, aid fob. 1, at mein, at Onillbell. Amid% Maga Swum and Mort , No. 41, Shashi. Jame Pepe, el Hyb eteoa, Shoreditds. WA*, drips:. fouler, +Wu' and elispinamDm. Se, Jannis, 7, enifsk I, at tan, at (Widish. Amm o Mr. J.B. 11.111428.0iterssie, aid Lieworare. Wiliam State, 'Sherwood. of mod, Ihnnsri 4, s.lad fibming 1,11 ' IRO Comp ism. • Um's& Kltmesfg Ms. Chubs $ MO &Chewer, Nolo loos Laillisa• 'Claw liberps, late sit CarosolilAt memopeedowar, flea Al, and Feb. 1, at *Su. at theirr eg or alm• Atteriiescitsem. Clarke mid Omalsoy Ca la li n i rt, M es- Meseta DAV* and haft Clirabso. William Watson. of Abingdat.row, Oeserell-street - road „ Mee. c hant, deeler aud ku lmsti, Dom 114.41nnar Omen, y 4, and Feb. 1, at t welve, at Gal Austen. Mum. Stephens/ Maples, Parse, and Hee, Ilideldes.plase,ol4 lewd. Maples, Glossop, of "Chrusedelds Dullysktre, csbinistnater and sphobterer. /wary lii, at theme, Jansury •, at eleven, nod Web. , 4, at twelve, at the Ang.l kW, Chesterfield. Atwater, Mr. W. F. Stevenson, Lincoln% Isar Limbos i or ?Ar t Dralsbib, ChebterEeld. . I DIVIDENDS to M aids at GUILDHALE. Jan. 14, Thomas Foaver, Nether Complus, k Ilboulnuntralbt t i t e r, at tan. Jan. 1 1 , James White, Ward-wrest, ndert at twelve. Jan. 19, Joseph 14pcoster Tooting, plater, it eleven. Jan. SS, Joseph Richardson, Uhnsegrees, meathont, at slam. 1 • DIVIDENDS ts be made is the COO,IIIY. • 1 . January 24, John and James Alpine% Liverpool, bankers, at 'iwelte at the George, Liverpool. Jan. 17, Thomas Rowland tohnsols. Liverpool. printer at eleven, at the Clasp, LiverpooL Jaw. go. Edwin Wortallfe,,liridport, linen-drapor,st eleven, at I the Gs eyhound, Brldport. lan. IS, John Geode, Leicsater.l hosier, at eleven at the White Hart , L eicester. ho. IS, fata l Watson Timms ' and John Bauer, Leleester, Nage drapes, at eleven, at the White Hart, Leicester. es bur, es ns e .s.- I I Jan. 27, John Engall, Aylanun, wine-merchant. , White Swan, Norwich. Jan. 7. John Gown, flevenhass, Fn. leer st eleven, at the Angel, Haleswored Jame, Wiliam l_oens o l XiMermisster, cupet-manu lecturer at eleven, at tbeWhke Hut, i 'Hardebury. Jan. 10, Thomas Wilson, Liverpool, And Thomas Green. Burstein, earthenware-manufacturers, at 11, at the Lop of Man, Burstein, Jan. tO, Jonas Itendtav=hain, bar manufacturer • at ten, at the Plying Hone, us. Jan. S, Thus. Butter, 'Atm Timid, grLcer,st twelve, at the Lamb, Wel angforil. Jam 18, Wan. Fawcett, Liverpool, merchant, as one -11tdmi.dleorge, LiverpooL Jan 7, Abbe Whlchello, Wad, botchor, at eleven, at di* Lamb, WiiNsilsrd. Jan, 7. Juillikko . Oar, Shillingford, butcher st twelve at the Lamb, Watling. lord. Jan. 10. John Olease, Marston , dealer, st eleven, at the iCsown and Anchor, Northwick. Jam it, John gt Parry, Hotwells, &tea, wine-nseidnat, at one, at the Command Rooms, - of. Jan. 14, Wm. lisot t a nd, J un. ' carpenter, at it rat the Comments! Rooms, Brl.tol. Jan. 7, Robes% y. : , Bristol, Ma South wold, salt-refiner, at eleven, at the Aap4, Haleuronh. The Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of die Admirals y bare taken the Establishments of the Royal Marine Artillery and Royal Marines under their consideration, and recommended gamin alters. tions therein, and his Royal Highness the Palma REGENT was pleated. by his Order in Council, of the 25th tilt. to approve and sanction tbe same. itsvasuseticerr von 1617. Companies of Royal Marine Miller) , Divisional Companies . ZACK ARTILLINT CONIAINT. Captain 1 i Bombardiers I - FirsLiaoning* I Dennunars t Second Ditto pMimics i Serjeauts • 4 CorporalsSS Total. XACH DIVISIONAL COMPANT. I (Uphill I S Drummers $ lint lieutenants SO Privates ' I Second Ditto . . 5 Serjeants in Total- For 4 Corp t h e pro per e snanagentent of which, ore to be established— I 1 General I Major4ensral 1 Lieut.-Geed%) 4 Cabin& - ROYAL MARINI ARTILLRRY. I Lieut.-Colonel 1 Pay-Master I Major 1 Barrack-Muter 1 Adjutant 1 Surgeon 1 Quarter Muter . 1 Assistant-Surgeon. 2 Staff Setjeants ROYAL MARINI& 3 Commandant, resident 11 Adjutants in London 4 Qoarter-Masters 4 Conunandaras of Diet. IS Staff Serjeants stone 4 Ny-Masters It 1 .1.1a.-Uoloneli ', ws Ilsidift-estootel, ... 5 Majors • 4 S_orpons IS Pay Captains 4 Awmunt-dWrgeons. II 72,+59 YOUNG WATSON,••••As usual, letters were yesterday received in gnat abundance from all gutters respect ing the fugiuve, whose name has become sou tiver say the topic of conversation and public interest.— At the Mansion-house variousvommunications came to hand, but none of them were deemed of the slightest importance. Bowarrazat.—Saturday Philip Aired, a writing. master, was charged by James Henry Lewis, of No. 104, High Holborn, also a writing-master, with hav ing threatened his life. The complainant stated, that the accused stood indebted to him in the sum of 117 9s. for the payment of which he was compelled to issue a Marshalsea writ against him, in conse quence of which the defendant had hovered about his house, threatening his life; particularly on Friday night, when he came to his house, and said he *obl! do for him. Complainant believed that he was an enthusiast, or that be was deranged.. Defendant de oied both, or that be bad intended any personal vio lence. The complainant.** Why, • you know you served an apprenticeship to the elder Watson, and that I heard you say, during the recent riots, that if the mob assumed a formidable appearance you would join them." Defendant," No, Sir, it was you; all I said was, that if the Guvernsnent had been overturned i I would go with the stream—l would side with the strongest party." Mr. Blame ordered Auell to find bail for the threat used against the complainant. Jame Ileisimi, driver of ' the hackney-coach 627, was fused 10s. for exacting of a lady and gentleman more that his fare, 20s. for abusive language, .and Bs. costs ; and in default of payment, to be imprisoned one month. Bailer, who bas beets souse time. in custody on a charge of a suspic ious flour*, in consequence of *bat be declared l a ad& respecting tb•Wations, was discharged; - The notes, however, found in his pos session, and which he said he had found on his road from Ripley, were detained until Friday near, in or der to allow time for their being advertised: QUllet4-SQUARSes-SatUrClay Join Viensitsea, Philip Med, Richard Joan, and Ifilimm WCM, pan of a gang of boys who bare for some tune past infested West minster, were brought up by Bly, the Officer, on sus picion of having robbed Mrs. Harriet Hunt of. his ridicule, viz. a small straw basket so named. Mrs. Harriet Hunt, wife of Mr. Hnut, Grosvenor.terrace. l Honefarry-road, stated, that on Thursday night, be; tweet isven and eight o'clock, in Dean-street, West - Waster, she saw four or .five boys, one of whom came *to her and said, ** Pray, Ma'am, can you tell me the name of this street?" She answered, " I can't tell. you." • He then snatched a small straw basket ridi bizi cute out of her hand, and ran of with It. Being a - sired to look at lota boys at Abe bar, she did so, t hought Wood was like the boy, but she co `swear to him.' Frederick Thompson , a of John Thompson, and not more than maser to yesrl . , old, confirmed the testimony in every particalar.-, IWood made a 'oleo confession of the .robbery, and was folly aosmisWQ. Tbe others were reman ded.. J. Thommeao. dew wawa& was tried - at 'dm lost Old .1b &oft, fog the second urns. . CLERICAL INTELLIG OXFORD, DECEMBER Toady!, the last day of Michaelmas Academe's were admitted to degrees: George Sloper, M.A. of Emanuel sad Radar at Weiremod Hay, Seeks, was — lledhelen Dlelnitp—Rev. Wm. Buttitl fit, Caws Christi Wiese. Mown of Arts....mr. Peer piere e y, Meow Wodehoose, Merton College; M We& WWI toiler. akilselon of Ans--Messre. John Crawf Themes ferry, Qtlel College; Win. Stan varsity College. The whole number of Degrees lo the Te Two.—B.D. Flve•—B.o L. One— fortplivo—Nfaulealations, One hundred At an Ordloation bd.' by the lard kit Sep4ay last, the following Gentlemen wen • DISACONS. Join Medan Belton; BA Catherine lid Fleetwood Churchill, Pentbrukc College, Henry Conte, Henry Jenne'', Thaw Mon base Galen, late of St. Edmund Hail, Oat William Henry Hotwerthy, of Cline Hall, Samuel Jackson, MA of Balliol College.o Charlie/ones, RA. (*us College, Cambr Christopher Jeaffreson, B.A. Pembroke H Woman Cavendish Laughtun, B.A. stile] Oxford. George Montagu, B A. St. Peter's College Archibald Swale, M A. Edinburgh. • George Taylor, B.A. Pembroke Hall, Can • George Welker, B.A. Fellow of frini:y PRIESTS. Rev. Maley Allen and Joseph Badeley. Rev. Robert Suckling Browne, St. John's Rev. Robert Farrier Blake, Clarks CoUk Rev. Samuel Carr, B.A. Queen's College, William Dalton, B.A. 'lmlay College, CI Rev. George Day, B.A. Base's College, C Rev. Henry Evans, B.A. Trinity College Rev. Thomas Endy, 11. A. Jesus College Rev. Richard Matchett Law. B.A. Brae Rev. Robert Laseelles, late of Christ Cot Rev. Stephen Hurt Langston, B.A. Wadl Rev, Thomas Mills, B.A. Christ Church Rev. Chitties Norman, B.A. Catherine 11 Rev. Wm. Roberts, late ofWorcester Co Alfred James Trash, Queen's College, C • CAMBRIDGE, DECEh Monday (the end of Term) Lord Till Mr. Wanes, of R. John's Collette ; the nity Cadge; wed the Hon. Mr. Finch, admitted to thelegree of Honorary Ma The Winn (*the English Poem for add Moil for the present year is Jess 110CLIMASTICAL PRO The Rev. C. Suldby, late Student o br lo presented to the rectory Of IL .The Archbishop of Canterbury has La gait, M.A. to the valuable Using oullie by the cession of the stitte s w vasiat The Earl of aunty& has presented tl Weer of the Chapel of Esse, Dantean/ of the churh and parish of Dyson, to Brothenton, appointed to the lira chai A Clergyman of a Parish at Oxford, has, by his kind attentii labouring dams, added most ter comforts. During the au months, he received the small e rishioners, and purchased a qua per hundred, which the farmers 'teams fo r e t t!:e Canal. AC the tillage alsisted with a subs .rs have now a gred stock . 3 by their little sairingt Friday evening the bobse lane, Limehonse, was broken same of the family, by means robbed of plate and wearing ap amount. The Sydney Goseite (New S of March, states the execution ford, for a highway robbery, his former offences to the Cleri lows, said, that the ont which concern, was the murder of an kept a toll-gate at or near CI vetted the en CUMEt,ince the n large family ; that he shot bin him, in September, 1811: n clued Mr the crime, though headed and examintd on cuspl been. .11d said he was transp desertion; and had, commit' ,ngland upon the highw iy. ISIRTH Monday, at Dover, the Lady of MA RR Rev. Mr. Probert, to Miss Kober Rev. lames Roberts, rector tit Kent Rev. Wm. Piguenit Walt, curate to Llisabeth Paliner Matthews, arcs taro &moo Matthews, late of that c Dec. 17, at Crovlswaite, Mr. E. Keswkk, to Mrs. Wise, late of V 1 respectable: but there is 4Wllechirl as to render it worthy of furth:r tin the gentleman has visited the hym appeared twice in the capacity 01 a the present union *as agreed spur stated, the match was broken off; a that the objtet of an earlier attach dow, be renewed lair addresses to moo after. This lady, however, months ago, and Mrs. W. being : Mr.S. again aulicated tor hand. which heOseparated :hem for so me and they *We at length united on 11E11 Dv. is at Lewes, aged Si, Sh Cosobe-plate, Stowe:. Nov. 27, at Florence, or a titei Rev. the Archdeacon Ile Lary. Friday sennight, in the 714.' yeA Dead*, 01). Rector of Stanimay, I of Magdalen college, Otfurd. Friday b ennight, in the 74th y Love, formerly of Calus College. Recite of Sonterieron and Bland, of St. Gawp?* Chapel, Mohmoto l _ _ . 61111rHFIELD MARK !feet Ss 4d to Ss 4.: • Mutton s. 4d to 5.! Beasts 1.,660 —Shoop and Lana) , Meadow Hay 41 Os to 61 Straw 11.14$ ; .,4YERAWL 111.101 of CUR) lii eke returns can to gy. Barley :i. 4. 11. 4. s. ID4 I 166 • 11 lI The irporap Wks o sugar ei in the iriek coding the Nth Dee MOH wArza TO MOlkliC Mewing . Afternoon - AINLIOS s - Plinted by L Published thew. and 4 th 1.. i~