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• LAW _ COURT OF CHANCERY. OPINA NOVSIe•••••TAYLOR AND Sir SAMUEL RoMILLY, in behalf of Mr. Taylor, moved that the sum,of 4,5001. as a part of the pa'. chase money due by Mr. Waters, should be paid into, the hands of the Receiver-General. The J..earnesii Counsel observed, that 27,0001. had already been riM by Mr. Waters as part of the purchasp-money of the Opera House, and that the sum of 4,5001. remaining ad been allowed in the report of the Master, to whom the consideration of the case had been referred. Exceptions had afterwards been taken to that report, 3 it was by his Honour sent back to the Master for revisal. But, in the mean time, whatever might be • Master's re-consideration, the report appeared a prOper and sufficient ground for the present appli cation. • - Mr. HART, as Counsel for Mr. Waters, was desi rous to be allowed a few days forlis client to pre pare hh answer to an application resting entirely on Mr. Taylor's affidavit. Sir SA/tit/EL ROMILLY admitted that the petition gas founded on an affidavit; but when that affidavit related to facts, he knew of no better ground. The VICE-CHANCELLOR, considering all the cir ,mstances of the case, thought it best to order that question should s tand over to the last day of the Term. COURT OP ARCHES, JUNE 6. suaezis C. BURGESS. This was an appeal from the sentence of the Con sistory Court, Sir Was. &orn having pronounced sentence of divorce between Boye and Elizabeth Burgess. The suit was originally instituted by Mrs. Eliza Burgess, for a restitution of conjugal rights, on the ground that her husband, Boye Burgess, Esq. had unjustly separated himself from her .without cause. The allegations of Mrs. Burgess to this effect were met by a counterplea on the part of the hus band, in bar of her suit, praying to be divorced from her, on the charge of an adulterous intercou.se hay -1 - taken place betvteen her and Mr. Thomas Lane, roung gentleman of 22 years of age, and partner . the banking-house of Moffatt, Lane, Burgess, and Co. The crime was charged in a long detail of cir cumstantial evidence, during a visit of Mr. and Mrs. Burgess, and of Mr. Lane, at the house of Mr. Chatrt bcrlain, of. Rise, in-Essex, about Christmas, 1814. and Mrs. Burgess had lived together for a series years, and had several children, two of whom, ,owever, only are surviving. About the beginning 1815 a formal separation took place between the parties. The evidence in support of the adultery being al together circumstantial and presumptive, was denied Mrs. Burgess. Her own acknowledgment, how ever, was pleaded to a certain extent ; and it was alleged that Mr. Lane, in consequence, withdrew himself from the banking-house, and, in order to break of all intcrconrse, embarked for the East In dies, where he at present resides. Several circum stances were also stated, from which the crime was :feried, but no express act was proved to have occurred. _ _ _ Sir Wm. SCOTT had inferred, from the whole res cestte of presumptive evidence in this ease, that an Ldulterous intercourse must be concluded to have alcen place, and he therefore pronounced that the msband had succeeded in establishing the counter legation, in bar of his wife's suit, and decided ac _ordingly fin the separation sought by the former._ This sentence was now appealed against, and brought into the superior Court, upon the grouni of denial fthe adultery, and an averment of there being in sufficient evidence in support of that act. The Court was this day occupied in hearing the evidence in this interesting case, and the appeal was ordered to stand over for argument. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE Q. CP.IMINAL INFORMATION. _ A man named John Roberts, one of the persons .no was apprehended under the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act at Manchester, appeared on the loor of the Court, and moved for a rule to she..v cause `ly a criminal information should not be filed against tscount Lord Sidmouth, Sir Nathaniel Conant, Na din, the Constable at Manchester, and others, for fraudulently withholding from him certain articles If wearing apparel and money, in value about 201. Rhich had been sent to him while confined in the gaol of Gloucester. The motion was founded upon an affidavit formerly put in, which stated that the articles in question had been delivered at the Police Office at Manchester. The truth of this allegation was subsequently denied, on application to the par ies to whom it was said the delivery had been made. Mr. Justice BAYLEY said there was no ground what ever for granting the motion. Roberts said he would persevere in his application the Court until he obtained restitution of his pro perty ; upon which he was warned by the Court that Le must take the consequence of any act which his cwn imprudence might render it necessary for the Court to adopt. POARD or EXCISE, JUNE c. IMITATION TEA. THE KING MINI WRIGHT. The defendant, a dealer in tea and coffee, Lam. bath Marsh, Westminster-road, was charged with •kving one pound six ounces of sloe. and other leaves imitation of tea in his possession, and with selling some of the came for genuine tea, whereby he had - -rfeited 101. for every pound of such fabricated tea. vras charged on another count with having dyed leaves resembling tea in his possession, and with tirg the same For genuine tea. The defendant was ,narged on another count, with having in his pos session 14 ounces of seed, dyed, coloured, and pul verized, resembling small tea, or tea dust, and.with selling the same for genuine tea. He was fined 101. the second count. THE KING D. BYNIIAM. 'The defendant, a grocer and tca.dealer, residing . Chapel-street, Westminster, was charged upon ir.formation, in several counts, with having in his possession twenty pounds of imitative tea, made of -loe leaves. An Officer of the. Excise states, that he entered the defendant's shop, and made the seizure. The defendant pleaded guilty. The articles were proved to be an imitation of tea, and made of some kind of, leaves, coloured and dyed, and the defendant was, • convicted. in the siltigated penalty of—One Hundred . and Seventy Pounds. THS 521/0 V. GUILT. The defendant, who resided in Goswell-street, St. James's, Clerkenwell, was charged with having in his possession, and with selling, on the 17th of April, a quantity of spurious coffee, made of burnt beans and peas. He was convicted in the penalty of 201. THIC WING O. HIRINO. The defendant, a dealer in tea and coffee, residing in London-street, Saint George's, was charged with having a quantity of the spurious coffee in his pos session. lie was convicted in the penalty of 501. THE KING N. DANDO. William Dando, a dealer in tea and coffee, resid ing.in Oxford-place, Westminster-road, was charged with having in his possession, on the day mentioned in the information, seven pounds of spurious coffee. The Excise officer proved the case, and produced the article which the defendant sold for genuine. The defendant pleaded guilty, and prayed mitigation of damages, in consequence of having a large family, &c. —Convicted in the penalty of 201. THE KING r. TERRY. The defendant, who resides in Oxford-place, St. George's Fields, was charged with having 7 lbs. of the imitative powder in his possession. The Officer , proved the seizure of the article, which the defen dant sold for coffee, and deposed, that it was not coffee, but something resembling it, which was very unpalatable to the taste, -and very pernicious. Con victed in the penalty of 90/. Tuesday the daughter of Mr. BROCK'', of the White Hart Inn, Kendal, fell over the bank of the dam near the Castle Mills, and was drowned. Friday, Mr. MARrER, of York-street, Southwark, had one of his legs broken by a skittle-ball, at the ' Punch Bowl public-house, Queen-square, in conse quence of incautiously crossing the skittle-ground while some persons were at play. Saturday, as a lady was walking along the Strand, bearing in her arms a little dog, a gentleman, out of frolic, loosened the animal, and it ran across the street. Anxious to atone for his rudeness, he pursued the dog ; but in his eagerness he was knocked down by a hackney coach, the wheels of which passed over him and fractured his right arm and three of his ribs. The young lady fainted on hearing what happened. Last week a most numerous colony of mice was discovered ir. re: aving a stick of wheat belonging to a farmer near Ipswich. Some little estimate may be formed of their numbers and consequent consu:nption of grain, from the circumstance of upwards of - 9600 having been killed, and afterward, toid by 41:e far mer and his assistants, besides a great many de voured by dcgs. Yesterday all the fashion and splendour of the Me tropolis were congregated in tlycie Pork. Among the numerous equtpages on " the . Wellington," were those of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, the AUSTRIAN and SPANISH AMBASSADORS, DAIS Of BEAUFORT, and Sr. ALBANS, Earls of SMAITTESBURY and CARNAn, YON, Lady ELLENSOROUGII, &C. &C. &C. Thousands of pedestrians were engaged in parading or. the road side, contented to endure the iiiconvesience of heat and dust, for the sake of contemplating the happy state of the leaders of fashion and Haul Ton ! Dresses of narrow green and white silk were much worn by the distinguished eleganles—fawn colour silk dresses, and boots, fringed, and laced on the side, were among _the novelties—Leghorn bonnets are still in vogue. Many of the langui shing Dandies sported, for the first time, the artmcial mustachio a-la-Hom bourg, and were rewarded With the rude grins and coarse jokes of the canaille I DRURY-LANE TnEAran.—The Special Committee appointed on Tuesday, consisting of twelve, among whom are—the Hon. DOUGLAS KINNAIRD, Mr. FAI, LOWFIELD, Mr. CROCKER, Mr. WErsit, Mr. P. PAL; MER, MT. SUAKESPRAR READ, Mr. HAY, Mr. CAL.. CRAFT, Mr. ROBINS, and Mr. RoasoN—had a meet ing on Saturday, for the purpose of receiving the Re ports of two Gentlemen, namely Mr. CROCKER and Mr. ROSINS. These Reports were read, but neither resolved upon. One urged that the Theatre could not exist without a different sort of management ; and this was most strongly impressed, upon the ground that one efficient person could do more than a Com mittee ; aid the name of Mr. COLMAN was intro duced, as a Gentleman highly capable of every thing appertaining to the management of a Theatre. There was a proposition that the Theatre should be closed on Saturday week, by which time it was con;i.leeed the principal actors and actreises would have taken their benefits. The Grand Musical Festival, which was held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday last, at Oxford, was most numerously and splendidly attended ; and all the performers, both vocal and instrumental, exerted their talents with the happiest effect. Thursday evering there was a Ball in the Town Hall, Oxford, at which more than 600 persons were' present, all of whom appeared much pleased. The dances continued until four next morning. The Ball was opened by Miss WYKEIIAK and Mr. ASHIIIJEST., DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS!—This adage is appli cable to those who have lived rather gay, when on the eve of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of the consequences of an ill-cured contagion; and it must ' afford consolation to the afflicted to know thy may have the best advice at the Medical Board at Char lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars-Road, and at Woodstock House, Woodstock-street, five doors from Osford-street. The Board particularly claims the attention of those afflicted with Ruptures, Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrcpbulas„ Nervous Debilities, arising from warm climates, juvenile indiscretions, &c. Erup tions on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism, Nodes on the shin-bones, are symptoms which appear years after, and the consequences of improper treatment. Messrs. Cocryza and Co. of medical and surgical celebrity, after forty years experience in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at night, and the poor have advice (gratis) on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o'clock.—All letters to be directed to Charlotte House, Blackftiars road ; bat nen( arc answered which do not contain a consulting fee. Woassir-avam.—Saturday &wok Ward, for uttering a forged note, and W. Weller with having three such notes in his pons4.-s -sion, were fully committed.—J. Renee was committed for re examination, being charged with violating the person of Mary Ann Wilkins, and also assaulting. Eliza Smith and Atuclia Thompson, girls of 13 years of age. Friday a man m the dress of a sailor stretched himself on the pavement in the Borough, and com plained that he was perishing for want. 'Heron, the Constable, expressed his determination to take him to the watch-house, when the dying man starting sud denly up, struck him a violent blow on the temple, which stunned hips for a few moments, and ran away ==e Sir 1 moved chase the ha Couns4 by Mr Opera bad be whom Except and it • ; revisal. t i proper cation. Mr. rows tc re hi 1 a lr. T. Sir was fo related The ; . clunsts the qu , Term. Thi# sistory Lenten 4 Burge Eliza on the bad t cause. • Were band, her, o fag to a youi in the Co. cunist Burg( bcriat a of ye: Lowei of 111. pantie Th; • togetl by SI 4 ,1 ever, allege hirnse break dies, • some( inferr occur Sir 14, gestte adult taken husba allek• cordit This into ti ofthe sufiici Th; evidei order; A who floor why s Visco; din, I If . fraud; r, of we which gaol an aff articb Office .1 was si ties to Mr ever f Rol to the petty be mt own i Court b2th it im some forfei lfevr I , leave whir c..arg sessio f ell in on th ir. Ch infort )posse , . sloe 1 , fi An the d; defen to be leave • 4. • t. aITURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gaseitst urban' s orders for the Court going into mourn ing on the llth instant, for thq hits Princess of Sale Hilbourg hausen, niece to her Majesty: The Court goes out of mourn ing on tko 21st instant. - Notice is given, that four days of the above period of mourningwiS be for the late Prince of Conde. On the sth *want, the French, Spanish, Dutch, Prussian, Da nish, and Bavarian Ministers had private audiences of the Prince Regent, to deliver answers from their respective Sove reigns to the communication from his Royal Highness upon the Marriage of the Princess Msabeth. Baron de Gerning, Mi nister Pierdpotentiarg from Hesse Hombourg, had the same day an audience of leave. The Prince Regent has appointed Robert Chester ' Esq. Master of the Ceremonies, and conferred the ho nour of Knighthood upon that Gentleman, and upon Dr. Charles Brown, of Margaretta-Farm Norfolk, and T. Berner Pies tow, of Wallington Hall, 11.4. His Royal. Highness has ap proved of Mr. Francis Parodi as Consul at Gibraltar for the Grand Duke of Tuscany. MILITARY PROMOTIONS 6. • WAN-OFFICE, JUNE 6, 1819. Bth Regiment of Dragoons—Charles HaU, Gent. to be Comm, by purchase, vice Dames, promoted. eth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Hugh Cochrane to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pottinger, who retires. Staff Corps of Cavalry—Assistant-Surgeon John William Wat son, from half-pay of the eeth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Foster, appointed to the sth Dragoon Guards. Sd Regiment of Foot—Brevet-Major Peter O'Shaughnessy, from the half-pay of the 101st Foot, to be Captain, vice Sir Freeman Barton, who exchanges. Ditto—Gentle man Cadet Robert Minty, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. Bth Ditto—Captain Thomas H. Light, front the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Robert William Dallas, who retires upon halt-pay of the 14th Foot, receiving the difference. 10th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet William Goode, from the Royal lkfliary College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 11th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Edwzrd Moore, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 12th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Robert J. Carnle, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase; Quarter- Mager William Gready, from the half-pay of the 87th Foos, to be Quarter:4ll3sta, vice George Crabtree, who exchanges. 14th Ditto—Captain Th omas Hall, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Cunipany (paying the difference), vice Light, appatted .4 the etb Foot. 15th Ditto--Gentleman Cadet Richard Battersby, from the , ---- - Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 17th Ditto—Dentlemau Cadet Joseph Carruthers, from the Royal :dill:my College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 2/Ith iStto-.-Clentientan Cadet George Murray, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign. without purchase. 14th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant William Anderson, from the half-pay of the Regiment, vice Robort Simpson who exchanges, receiving the difftrence; lieutenant John W. Plunkett, (ran the half-pay of the 50th Foot, vice l'ratt, placed on half-pay; Lieutenant Henry I3oldero, from half-pay of the 10th Foot, rice Fleetwood Rawstorne, placid on half- pay • lieutenant :Martin Sl'l.cod, from the half-pay of the 7:1; Regiment, eke Thomas White, placed upon hell-pay. !.oth Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Daniel Vanderzee, from the Royal Military College. to be Entagn, without purchase. 3r.a Ditto—Surgeon Thomas llulkeley, M.D. from the half-pay _ _ of the dtid Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Barlow, who exchanici. 54th Ditto-;-(lentleuran Cadet Thomas Hadwin, from the Royal Military College, to be Emign, without purchase. 57th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Henry Coghtan; from the Royal Military CJllege, to be Ensign, without purchase. 39:h Ditto--Gentleman Cadet William Henry liog,•rs, from the Royal Military Colkge, to be Ensign, without purchase. 53d Ditto--Gentleman Cadet Robert Taggart, from the Royal Military College, to he Ensign, without purchase. 55th Ditto— B ren t -`.laior Arthur Morris, from the half-Isay of the Std Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a•Cumpauy, rice Evatt, who exchanges. 56th Ouseley Gent. to be Engirt', by ptr:Sase, . . . vice Chauvcl , promoted 1 Gentleman Cadet \Valiant 11..ivet: son, from the Royal Military College, to be Enrign. 57th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Alexatider Alurray, from the. Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 62d Ditto—Gentleman Cadet George G. Warden, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 67th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Richard lamas, from the Royal Military Oollege, to be Ensign, without purchase. 70th Ditto-a-Gentleman Cadet Henry Jett, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 85th Ditto—Ensign Robert Cole, from half-pay of the 60th Re giment, to be Ensign, vice Barter, who exchanges. 115th Ditto— Lieutenant Donald Fergusson, from half-pay of the intent, to be Lieutenant, vice J. R. Joyce, who exchanges. Rl6e Lieutenant Frrser, from half-pay of the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Jonathan Layton, who ex changes, receiving the difference, ROYAL MILITARY COLLIOR. Lieutenant George Proctor, from the half-pay of the sth Foot, to be Adjutant, vice Abraham, promoted. Staff-Surgeon John Walker to be Deputy Inspector of Hospi tals, by Brevet. etptain Beuel Harvey, of the let Foot, to be Major in the Army. Major Besse Harvey to be Lieutenant-Colonel, upon the Con tinent of Europe only. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July 25, Thomas Thackray and RiT.ia;Clinttri.ll: of Greenwich, Kent, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. E.H=abo.th Carron, of Birchwood-Park, Derbyshire, widow, lime burner, deakr and chapsvoman. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Coward Bailey, of Queen-street, Cheap,lde, London, warehouseman, dealer and charlatan, to surrendzr June 13, 90, and July IY, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Oak. lay and Birch, Martin's-lane Csnnon..treet. G. rte orge Jacksa, of Wid;ga:alley, r,, baker, de.:lor and chapman, Juno 13, 18, and. fuly 18, at ten, at Gui:dhall. Attorrty, Mr. Butler, so, Cornhill. Peter Giver, of Catdctvn ' Plymouth, Devon, adp-builder, June IC, 17, at eleven, and July 18, at five, at the Royal Hotel, lymeutb. Attornles, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, 1, Bed. ford-row London -, or M.. Jacobson, Plymouth. Joseph As:slnall, of Cumberland-Greet, Curtain-road, . sex, stone-snason, June 13, 16, and July 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, 3, Bernard's Inn, Holborn. George Hart, of Norwich, ironmonger, June 22, 23, and July 18, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich- Anomie., Masers. darston and Day, Norwich; or Mr. Francis Abbott, Rolls-yard, Chancery-lane. London. James Nicholson and John Brown, late of Bow-lane, London, pin and needle-manufacturers, and copartners, Jug. 13, 16.1 and July 18, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Robert Greenwood, Lawrence-lane, buildhalL Thomas Yeates, of liordesley, Warwickshire, patten-tye-tnann facturcr, denser and chapman, June 18, 20, and July 13, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. W. F. Stevenson, Lincoln's- Lan New-square. Cornelius Mackay, of Liverpool, earthenware-dealer, June 22, 23, and July 18, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Actor isles, Mr. Gregory, Fenwick-street, Liverpool • or Messrs. Dade and John, Pahgrave-place, Temple, London. 'Thomas Bernard Birch, of Liverpool, earth;uware-dealer, Jane 22, 33, and July 18, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpo.l.- Anomie', Mr. Gregory, Liverpool; or Messrs. Dade aLd John, Palsgravollace, Temple. Joseph Walter, of Bath, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapnvsn, June 18, 19, and July 18, at one, at the Tull Moon Inn, Rah. Attornies, Mr. liighrnoor, 9, Scott's-yard, London; or 31r. Hodgson, Bath. Andrew Bewer, of Bath, dealer and chapman. June 19,19, and July is, at drives, at the Full Moon Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Ilighmeor, Scott's-yard, London ; or Mr. Hodgson, Rath. Margaret Hasiant and Thomas Haslet% of Bolton, Lancashire, linen-drapers, shopkeepers and copartners, June 22, 23, and July 18, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attondes, Mr. Cunlif, Manchester ; or' Messrs. Clarke, Ri chards, and Medcalf, Chancery-lane, London. R.oblrt Wu, of Castle Eden, Durham, corperas-manufaeturer, June 15, 21, and July 18, at the Bridge Inn llishorwear mouth. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pears:, • and I Lunt, Old Jewry ; or Mr. Laws, Sunderland. Mows Lewis Gay, Upper Nortametreet, Mary4a.boane, stone mason, dealer and disputers, Ana SO, ST, sad Jetty ta, et tea, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Ctudosabeiraereet, Mary la-bonne. James Bennett, Manchester, weinsa-card-manufactum, July 1,2, and 18, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man chester. Anomie', Messrs. Jackson, Manchcittr aOf Messrs. Adlirzton and Gregory, Bedford-row. 'Lancia INTtLLIGENCL OXFORD, JCSE C. Wellneedan the folluwing Iknorzry Degrees wife in the Theatre : ctr; Sir John Silvester, Bart. Recorder of Loadoo, S.A. and B.C.L. of St. John's Cdiege. lk vmt :. loud applauses upon his presentation. Nu Uilt co. -4 served them better. After la y:ari Fissid r. charge of great public duties, distinywae integrity, the tuddett wisdom, and the 1 tion, the name of Sir John Silvestri hai the mind with whatever makes a c man beloved. Sir George Thomas Staunton, Bart. Sir Richard Borough, Bart, of Disci( Sir Thomas Strange, Knt. late Chie! norary Doctors of Civil Law. Riihard l'lumtre Glyn, Esq. elde.t Glyn, Ban. of Ga.int's House, Down Commoner of Christ Church, Haeor.o William Rustics., Jisq. Fellow Registrar of the University of Cambrii *thoina, Watson. Esq. M.A. Fellow Tht. Creweian Oration was delivers Crowe, B.C.L. and Public Ormor. The Prise Compositions were recited 7MM cnassezmoa's • (sun Essay—" Quam vim in Mon exhibeant /Lamm publicaruut tubitz Samuel Hinds, HA. of Queen's CoLki: Latin Ver.i—" Hlerosolyma. T. Holden Ocmerod, Undergraduate, 1 English Essay.—" Biography." 1.1 Adolphus, Li A. Fellow of St. Jehres at meta MIR WACA.II: English Vets -" lhe Undergraduate, Fellow of New Collett WednesdAy, the following degrees w 11.11CLICI OZ AND aucroa The Rev. NathanlLl Colville, .3! Lawahall, in SAM)Ik, and ChapL.L.• to stave, Grand Coinkouader. DOCTOR IN CITIL The Rev. Thos. Penrose, 64..:.:e and slow Vicar ul Eases, 6 ascuriva 1.7 LC The Rev. rhisvaid liuglies, ILLIIITR, 07 Akl Wm. Couou, Esq. of Exo er (7 , ..11er ?Jr. Malliewmau I lorlgrm Mr. W.-1 , -r Efor Coker, of Oriel C Re.. %WADI J'. i 7 Lewis, of Je.-• I4v. John De Chair, of Merton C 4.: Mr. ('harks (=jet Pepe, eitm. Mr. ltil-enlsorodib c Mr. Wm. lienly Rocs I' Rey. Thomas Price, of S:. 114:-.%•xl Roy. N ilium raker, of Trini7 C Right Ilan. Rickard Vioommt Ur. Tyrroll Knapp, of Ex..•' 146C1111:!..-► Ur Mr. Cherie. Meech. Ft.llow V lu ECCLESIASTICAL PR The Rev. It. W. Mnborpe. been presented to the exanit colnchire. Lord Dridrort ha amlle:et! t!:. R. of Wooton li!zrane, h 4 a mettic Chaph.litt.—Mr. Tcchat h.. 1 Rectory of Calberstoot 1. The Duke of Sum: has Symosuls, 3L A. of St. Jut..'s of Mucktoo. Kent. nee Tuesday the itsivis of !: f:, Hdnt, M.A. to the Vimr.ife Fe. 7 pe.setstation of the King, 5e . ..! phrey Julian. Friday so'redght, the Merl, of Grenvite Levesua Gower M.A. t: Habyn, in Cornwall, on ilia pr. , - of Lord Vistoont Falmouth, void by tlu Heir. G. Bcckeit. 13. A. to the vilu.Sie sear Wakeleill. Wednesday se'nnight, t►e Ite. Jaws was instituted by the Dean of Cleft to in.,Cortwiekveki by the de2th - et the Mar 11, the 11:i. Mr. Arch. Brown the Scots Presbyterian Church at Drum of Edinburgh, preparatory , to his leasing take upon himself that charge. We on establishment of the kind in that ember May l I, an unanimous call was gis.. gregatioo'of Girvan, to Mr. W. Fraser, gel, to be thtir Pastor. May I, the Rec. John Wyllie, Preset ordained Minister .A the Church and Pa by the translation of the Bat. James ‘S, Parish of Carnwath. daitiz 13, Mi. Thames TED, Preacher by the Associate Presbytery of X, tal charge of the Associate Congregation Rev. Caleb Colton, M. A. Fellow o bridge, to the vicarage of Kew and Pr The Rev. Robert Hole, hi. A. Fri Cambridge, was on Monday, the 25th that Society, in the room of the Err. BIRTHS. Monday. at EdinburEh, the Lady Life Guards, of a son• At his • it, liollypark, the Lady of R. Sheriff of the CJILIIt y of Limerick, of a LIGENCt. E c. f Dittoes Wen mr.k . :l4 r ° I L° , 'dent 7.F.1 . ..e sv 4 ........ - No F•e45..4 i 7 te: uh4rd -Id tr.,. t cram Z e 'rztt "ji ve has bczym, " m4 "I u 4 , ioett Ptek Nth 4 !Lim. a. ton c; • • •.: tizt iry Art ,. • ct Jr..; • •-- "••••••% • St.l.lllf: red Li cite IA la the f e a o ..,* (zer, I . :15. rtbus P, lut.4l4.4teir S k t . ge• 4 - 1 i'rprellse.s.".-8., 3 . Yelon , 1.. 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Enoch to Miss Woe Rev. William W. gOtlow, to Mar of Henry Warm, E.q. of Gloucester. We.ines427, the Rev. Samuel Aron College, Oxford, and perpetual Cunt to Miss Buntol, dauuhtur of the late or Itoldeo,l.lesLur.:shhc. • DI ED. May e^" at rto. llill, Waltham Dale. of the tiith Re t ,inarnt of Fos!. Rev. Isaae Ughtf.ut, curate of Hu Mrs. Dieu Allen, of Morela.tds. ea late Burgeon J. AIL a, of the 11c vital At Wexford, the mother of L. Lrel May SI, at forte. a, Hants, Juba the Ordnance (Ace, Tower. May 1. at St. Pctersburik, Li. at. T of Dr. Simpson, of that city. Thursday, in Upper Catlogar-place. Ruth Meyrick. LLD. ht brr Ft At Alexton, Lincolnshire, ti.v lte that villafe, axed O. Mr. W m. Hackett, formerly of the Ikresford and Co. Dublin. At his house in Coffee-street, DUI the Town' Clerk's OP': r. Suddenly, Mr. Eduard Austin IR: pertinent, flank of irtlanc:. The its.v. Edward G. fzi don-stieet Ch..pel, On the 11th ult. W3l Wit weerboarr on his pa-sage from Ostend to Lon& half-pay of the Cameron Esq. Payinaater of the same regimeri sinned by a sudden lurch of the veer) the weather side, was peedpitated into the more to rise. HIGH WATER it LONDON lIRIDGL Waft . r Aftentaam MVO S. Marl NW rultihbed by Lava lisa Ilas Toupig-liat. (":y'L