Star. — London, England, 1819-01-04 00:00:00

POLICE. THOMAS ToaTow, Esq. Chief Magistrate at the HattonAlarden Police-Office, has resigned, and Mi. Serjeant Skt.Low has been appointed to fill his situa tion ; and on Friday he took possession of the late Mr. ',BACH'S apartments in the Office. An information was on Saturday exhibited before Mr. HICKS, at Bow-street Office, by Dr. Wollaston, of Mary-la-Bonne ' against Nathaniel Dynes, farmer and collector of tolls on the Highgate Archway-road, for oxacting more than the legal toll. The offence was committed on the 22d November, when Dynes in-; sisted on being paid Is. for a chaise and pair, the legal toll being only Bd. A Solicitor, who appeared for the defendant, contended that the Collector was au thorised, by the Highgate Archway Act, to demand' Gd. for every horse drawing any kind of vehicle : this sum he had not exceeded, and therefore the informa tion trust fall to the ground. In answer to this ob jection it was urged, that though the Company might, under the Act, demand sixpence, they had, in their lease to D) nes, bound him down to exact only fourpence fir each horse. Mr. HICKS submit ted to the consideration of the Solicitor. whether by getting off the information he did not subject his client to the more serious charge of obtaining money on false pretences. The Solicitor having declined, in the absence of the defendant, to consent to a con viction upon the information, the Magistrate granted a v....xi rant for the apprehension of Dynes on the other charge ; and at the same time highly complimented Dr. Wollaston on the degree of public spirit which he had evinced upon this occasion.. - - - Maxsioss-trousr.— hart:- bevy, a well-known duf fer, was on SAturti.ty b: ought up, under the follow ing navel charge of 'felony :—Mr. Stone, of Skinner- street, Snow-hill, said, that be kept a ready-made Clothes Warehouse, and that on the Ioth of December the prisoner came into his shop, dressed like a sailor. He asked if he could have a few buttons to put on his old jacket, which had seen some service? The prosectitor replied, yes ; when the prisoner turned some halfpence out of his pocket to pay for them. With the copper, however, there fell about the coun ter, as if by accident, some small pieces of metal re sembling gold. The prosecutor took one up, and see tag characters cut upon it, asked bins what coin it was? the weight satisfying him it was gold. The prisoner answered, that it w.ss a pagoda, and if weight, wits worth 6s. 6d. He added. that he should have no ar ise-4°n to part with all he had, about 10 or 50, for other money. The prosecutor said he world allow him h fair price for them if they were gond, and the prisoner might want some articles in his line. The latter replied, that he was in want of a great coat, and chose one for £3. The prosecutor,. not to be imposed upon, dispatched his man to Cox and Merle, refiners, in Little Britain, to ascertain whether the pagodas were good, and what was their value. A person having cursorily viewed and handled a few, pro nciunced them genuine, and said. if full weight, they should go fOr 6s. 6d. On this she prosecutor agreed to take them from the prisoner, on his making an abatement in tl:e nominal value. The prisoner ac ceded, and handed ova the pagodas, which. at the rate they' had agreed upon, ss. 3d etch, amounted to upwards of £ll. The prisoner was then paid ES in cash,. with the coat. Ile then, sailor-like, remarked, that :t was " rather a hard bargain Iv poor Jack !" and packing up his coat, walked away. Soon after the rowcutor became anxious about the pagodas, and again sent them 0 Cox and Merle's to be assayed. Having been tried by aqua-forth, they proved to be nothing but brass gilt. They were, in fact, nothing but what are called " Birmingham pagodas !" In formation was given to the Police-otlicers, who watch ed for nearly three weeks, wise:), on Friday last, the prosecutor saw him at the corner of Phil's-buildings, Iloundsditch, and he was apprehended. There was no property found upon him. The prisoner, in his defence, eatlei GOD to witness, " Jet he thought the pagodas vas gold. He took them in payment for too watches, being accustomed to go about and sell ti.sgs honestly if; the street." He was remanded Ha GARDEss.—On Saturday Daniel Donovan, a titan who gains his living by selling fowls round .town, and Miclua Haim both residing in a court. in S:sffroa-hill, were brought up in the custody of John Limbrielc, charged by Matthew Donovan with the following brutal stud savage assault :—The pri soner Donovan, it appeared frnit the evidence, in vited the corapeitinant into a pu!slic-house on Saffron hiN, about eight o'clock on Wednesday night, t 6 par take of a pot of porter. Whilst •sitting there, some dispute arose between Matthew and. Daniel D onovan, on which the prisoner, Daniel Donovan, 'stood up, and taklog the complainant, Matthew Donovan, in his arms, he hugged hint closely, and taking his nose in his mouth, be bit it quite throush ; the prosecutor cried out to ;hose present to save hint, as he had his nose beiween his teeth, and was biting it off. Some of the persOns in the room made ass attempt to res cue the complainant, but the other pi isoner,llayes prevented any one interfering, until Daniel DPnevan had bitten his nose quite otr; after which the prisoner Ilayvs followed the complainant out, and knocked him down. The nose could not be found on the closest search ; and Donovan, the prisoner, said— " Hang him, I have swallowed it." The complainant went to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where he had the wound dressed. It also appeared on examination, that the.prisoner Donovan, had on a former occasion, bitten off a piece of another man's cheek, and the ear of a third man. The complainant attended, and made a shockingttppearance.from the loss of his nose. The Magistrates expressed the greatest abhorrence at the savage behaviour of the prisoners; and the complain ant being a.tvery pour man with a wife and five chil dren, they told him to indict . the prisoners, and they would take care it should cost him nothing. The prisoner Donovan was then coMmitted to prison, and ordered to give twenty-four hours notice of bail: Hayes was ordered to find two good sureties in £‘2o ea, is, which he sent for, and they being approved of,' he was 'liberated. Jqrne.; Lon g, mariner, of Deal, was on Wednesday c . . omncted•bere G. I. P. Lusty, Esq. in the miti gated penalty of £lO, For -piloting the brig Sophie, from the Downs tip the River Thames, he not being a Cinque Pcirts' pilot, and for default of payment, was committed to St. Augustine's jail, Camp-bury. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S G.IZETTE. This Gazette acaemicee displeasure of his Royal Highness ' the Prince Regent, that Sir Thomas Francis Pronaatie, Rau- Admiral of die lad Squadron of his Wai n : t stii fleet , &c. br.c. may accept aml wear • the inalgela of Grand dross of the Royal Sicilian bfißtary -Order of aria:and andsff Merit, which his Majesty the King of Toro Aciles, bath been pleased to confer upon him for his Antagonised services while commanding in the Adriatic during thelete war. _ _ • MILITARY PROMOTION& WAR-OFFICE, JANUARY 2, 1819. id Regiment of Life Guards--Captain henry Lord Viscount Barnard, from the oath Foot, to he Camels of a Troop, vice Richard Meares, who retires upon half pay of the 60th Foot, receiving the di/fen:nee between full4ay of Cavalry and full pay of Infantry. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Gentletnan-Cadet Sir Fran cis Vineent, Bart. from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ellis, promoted in the 20th Light Dragoons. • 11th Ditto—Captain Thomas Crawford, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Dubetly. whose appointment has not • taken plate • Archibald Wyndham Ifishop,Gent. to be Cornet, by purch ase, vice Clarke, promoted. 13th Ditto—To be Captains of Troops—Lieutenant Allen T. Maclean, by purchase, vice Lawrence, who retires ; Captain Henry Arthur Gladwin, from the 19th Light Dragoons, vice Doherty, who exchangeL—To be Lieutenants — Cornet John Pon, by purchase, vice Maclean ; Lieutenant Thomas Felling • Lang, from the half-pay of the 56th Foot; vice James Law rence, who exchanges, receiving the di6btence.—To be Cornets, by purchase—Charies Fanecourt, Gent. vice Drown, promoted ; Neuntinry Nash, Gent. vice Cockburn, promoted. Lich William Milligan, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, rice Petre, promised. 18th Ditto—Bethel] Walrontf, Gent. to be'Cornet, by purchase. vice Hunter, promoted. 19th Ditto—Captain George Doherty, from the 13th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a 'lroop, vice Gladwin, who each:lsles. :Otis .Ditto--Cornet Augustus Frederick El is. from the 9th. Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Atkin son, promoted. sth Regiment of Foot—Captain George Pinckney, farms the half. pay of the 99th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice John Hamilton, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Aarnuel Bonham, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Scott, promoted. 19th Ditto—Mentkman-Cadet Isaac Robinson, from the Resysl 3lititary College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mof- fat, Cashiere d. - 'Ad! Ditto—Major Samuel South to be Lieutenant-C010n..1, S. purchase, vicc Stet'Vellf, who retires; Captlin John Iloga t:. be Major, by parchase, vice South ; Lieutenant (iuy Kauar to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Hogg; Ensign Charles South to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice itotton: Alnlineus Cknt. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice . _ . el st Ditto--To he Captains of Companies—Captain Donald Nl‘Gregor, from the 95th Forst, vice Aliicrott 11r..slier b who retires upon the half-pay of the 95th Foot ; Curtain .tievan. der Cameron, from the halipay of the, 79th toot, vice Nl &mho Lawson Dirrah, who exchanges.—To be First Lieu tenatit—ldeutenam iLthotton, from the hail pay o f the Foot, vice Holton Mackay, Who esehanis, re. ctivrtg the ildfcrence. _ 30th Ditto—To be Lieutenants--I.lenteram from the 55th Foot, vice er gigiz, wbo elctLii•scs ; Lieutseaut Henry Remus, from the half-pay of the 112 i rmnt, vice Theo- philus lallorati, who exchang..s, !Let iving the afercnez. .15th Ditto—Lieutenant William Rail Lorat, from the half-pay of the livgintent, to be Lieutenant, vier Henry Eugene Shad wtll, who exchanges, neeiving the dill, rens*. 41st Ditto--Edward Warren, Cnnit. to be Ensign, by purchase, ' , eke llutterfieW, promoted. 43.1 Ditto--Captain Francis Le Banc, from the Rifle Brigade, to he C.tptaiti of a eompany, vice Edward iturVl Hay, who retires upon the half-pay of the Ili& Brigade, receiving the - difference. . 46th Ditto—Ensign G. A. Mahon to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'i hereon, deceased ; Gentleman-Cadet Ro bert ('ampbell, from the Royal Military Cull(ge, to be Ensign, Sim Mahon. .10th Ditto--tiilsilti Henry Bridges Tittlor, front the 3th Foot, to be Vnsign, vice John Mahon, whti ex.lianges. 54th Ditto—Captain Frederick Gascuyne, from the half-pay of the 3d Gerrison Rittalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Duncan Campbell, who exclisnges. Ditto--Lieutenatit Peter E. Craig's., from the .10th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice 'Major, who each twits. Bud Ditto--Surgeon James Butler 1i If, num the Afifh Foot, to • be Surgeon, vice John Bickerton Flanagan, who retries upon the half-psy of the 96th Foot. tittth Ititto--Eilward Kirwan, lieut. to be Kusign, by purchase, vice numbers, promoted. 90th Ditto--Second-Lieuter.ant .Tonathan 1 1 ..e1, from tit:, ILL Beitide, to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 31yddluton, . _ . moied in the sOth Foot. 92d Ditto—l.irut.•uaut It.inald Macdonald to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Maxwell, who re•tine; Entigu Macdonald to be Lie .ter.a.q, by parchnie, vice • Ma cdonald; Jatuts 51ackintush, Cent. to be Ettsiin, by purchase, vice MActlnnalti. 97th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Ile.sk ins, from tb: 11th Light Drzgoous, to be Captain of a Cumpady, by inachaw, i:e litre, who retires. Ist We;t India Ltegtment—Captain Wi:liam Maxwell WM, from the Royal York Rangers, to be Captain of a Cseinpary, vice Angus Nl'llonald, who retires upon half-pay of the Royal York Rangers. STA rr.—Niaj.r Harry Ihilteel !lards, on the half-pay of the to;th 14.0 t, to be Dcpury ijitljutant-fleneral to the F:.rces, serving in NOVA SC(rtiA, with the mat of Lieutenant-Cohmel in the Army, vice Duke, tit ceased. . . . , . GAIRII.OIO.-I.iottemint Pettr Stivart, late li tt ile 4 tatt of rk Clictsca, to be Major at • , vice deceased. BANKULTI'S. - - Francis Tilly, Bristol, baker, to surrender ;at. 19, 19, an 4 Feb. 13, at one, at the Rumno:r Tit. err, Bristol. Attorrnes !essrs. Poole and Greenfield, Grty's InU-9119fire, LO:111(41 ; or Mr. Carey, Broad-street, BristoL Frederick George. Longman. Norwich, mobster, 97, and Feb. 13, at four, at the Norfotitilotel, Norwich. At tornies, Messrs. Marston and Day, Ir irieh ;or sir. ibbml,l Roll's-yard, Chancery-lane. Loudon. William Bin:tells, Knighton, Radnorshire, wool-stapler. Au -15, 16, at ten, and Feb. 13, at elovet, at. the Angel lon, Ludlow, Salop. Attornies Messrs. liellings and Co. Lad= tow ; or Moms. leakips, Ames, and Abbott. Now •••• John Perry, scn. late of Stockport, muslimenauulacturer, Jan'. In, 90, and Fcb. 13, at te,n, at the Warren Ltuliteley Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Walters, Stockport; or kieurs. l Wright and Cole, Temple. London. Robert Chambers, Market -Rosen. Lincolnshire; currier, Jan.' 6,7, and Feb. 13, at eleven, at the New King's /feud fna„ Louth. Attornitn, Mr. Eyre, Gray's lon-square, Londoo; or Mr. Rhodes, Alariug-iLasen. Daniel 'Wheeler, late of Ilyde-Ifireet, Bloomsbury, mobster, .tan. 9, 16, and Erb. IS, at ten, atpuildhall. Atturnies, bleosts. Gritnaldi and Stabka, Copthsll-court. Jesse Oulet, late of asarlinte-street, Fitzroy-square, jeweller, Jan. 9, at one, 16, at twelve, and Feb. 13, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Ad.un's-cinirt, Old 13504 d-street. _Thomas Jenkins, Whitchurch, Olamorgansbire, timber-nor- 1 Alma, Jan. 18, at three, IV, and Feb. li, 211 eleven; at the: Ciutle Inn, Merthyr Tydvil• Atomics, Mr. bleyrick, Mer thyr Tydvil; or Alessrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, blew bin, London. Samuel Cater and John Home, Winnag-street, "rarcbccuietnen. Jan. 9, 16, and Feb 13, at twelve, sk Guildhall. Attoinies, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, red Woos!, Littk St. Thomas Apostle. IllifiSiam Thomas, Cheapaide, tailor and draper, Jan. 9, 16. and Feb. 13, at ten, at Guildhall . Attorults, Messrs. Amory and Co k, Lothbliey. Thomas Sumner, late of %restos, Lancashire, corn-merchant, Jan. 15, 16, and Feb. 13, at tvrelve at t.t, Bed Lion j.*F, Preston. Attendee, Mr. thwbuilit_ : * Pre.g o o; Or 14r. bc lock, 6erjeant's Inn, - Fleet-street, 'Londe& ' ' • DIVIDENDS to be trade ItiristlB4l.L. ' Jan. 30, T. C. blankenbagen, • ortale-ei reef Wlible, merchant, at eleven. J. 50, G. T. 'and ji. Watteb;Thtle Crowe:Mr-street, Growienor;sqvure, bidlthies, at emit*. Ain. IS, a Bollekl, Mark-lane, wise aad eplriaroket, atewilliset, Jan 10, B. Pletcher. Deptford. litwo-tliaper, at one. Jan. T. U. }false and T. D.46l2titon, Maiden-lane, Wood-street. OanlOkes blat9ll•mantilVallik2 2l, 8.1411 1 . Jan. SC T. Haratbn &AIM, lotkhry-blldeet - srellef 'Mere.' 'lan. 23, it net, Great Winchester-street, und;rwriteii tit one. Jan. an, Win. Cook; Chapeletriet. New:eiad, 'grater, at twalvv. • Velt. 13, T. -flutter ' Castle-street, Haillsorn, jewellfr, at Clam. ;SO. MO, F. Gilding, Aideesgateitreet, cabinet-maker, at eleven. 'Jan ..% T. Wattle, Chilli Queen-street; Lincpin's Inn-adds, iresusger. :at twelve. Jan. 25, J. Grant, Hatted-garden, merchant, at ten. Jan. 30 , J. F. and W. Street, Bucklenbory, emaipslers. at one. Jan. 5, fl. B. Flaw, lUcleircoutt, Lime-street, merchant, at (me. Jan. 23, J. Jump and T. Hargraves, Fore -1 street, In.t.triOnfacturers, at one. DIVIDENDS to ke made in the COUNTRY. Jan. lid, N. Smith, BetNierrio, Devon, Line-burner, at the ne e i v cial Inn, Plymouth. Jae. tiG, W.' Wicks Frampton ern,, at Gloucestershire, shopkeeper, at eliwen, the II Inn, Frampton-upon-Severn. Feb. I, J. Wood, of Moss- Side, near Manchester, merchant, at two, at the Star Inn Man chester. Jan. SS, T. Clarke, West Pensiard, cheese-dea ler, at eleven, at the Christopher fpo, Jan. °I, S. A. Whee ler, Birmingham, factor, at elesidti, at the Itoyai lintel, Birtnlng ham. Jan. ntl, W. Bell, Brampton Ciimbedand, brandy-mer chant, at eleven, at the Orme, Penrith. Jan. SS, J. and T. Bell, Kingston-upon-Hun, merchants, at eleven, at the Geofge, Kinvon-upon-Hull. Jan. In, T. lkinson, Liverpool, mer chant, atone, ht the George, M e-street,Liverpool. Jan. Er, I. Manners and J. Cam, !Sheffield, edge-tool-manufacturers, at eleven, at the Angel, Stefficld. C FAT! F 1 CATES—Ja SWAIM 23. J. Bragg, Birmingham. tyc-maktr. J. Spreat, Exeter, coal intrchant. W. Stephenson. Preston, linen draper. J. henget, Co►nbill, watch-maker. C. risme, Wilmot-street, mariner.— J. A. Butler, Btackh ath, mariner. J. Beminan, Crooked-Line, win:-merchant. J. Langfcird, I.udgate-stret, chemist. W. 1 loittum, Bermondsey, carpenter. Mrs. Allen and John Conway, the two persons lately in - custody, on strong suspicion of . being con. 'tented in several robberies, in the vicinity of Maid stone, were last week liberated firm cor.fmement, there not being sufficient evidence against them. A case of an important nature to the public, and to tea-dealers in general, was insestigated last week ttefore the Magistrates, at the Ilatton-Garden Office. It was an information brought by the Excise against a grocer in Somer's-town, for expo..ing for sale a luantity of imitation tea. The case, which was heard before Mr. Serjeant Sr,Lt.ost and another Magistrate, I occupied the attention rf the Count for three hours. \lr. ir agOLLA•ND apeeared as Counsel for the Excise, and Mr. ADOLPHL3 for the defendant. After the l examination of a number of witnesses, it turned out that the parties who save the information to the Excise had eruplcyed a person to go from the shop of one grocer to another, where, under some pretence of transacting business, parcels of imitation tea were , ieposited. It further appeared, that a fellow named Bachelor was employed by the inf..rmers to prepare the imitation tea. These facts being fully established tha information was of course quashed. Tuesday evening, as W. D. Adams, Esq. was re turning to Sydenham, from Lcndon, he was attacked on Sydenham-hill by three villains, who knocked him down, and robbed him of a gold watch and seals. Monday night, a most dreadful and alarming fire was discovered in 3 stuck-yard in the parish of llromes well, belonging to Mi. JOHN WOLTON," Of Eyke, in Suffolk, occasioned by some incendiary or incendia ries at present tn,known, which was, however, by the prompt and very great exertions of the neighbourhood, bappili got under, with the loss of one stack of wheat only, caotaining 110 115 coombs.. The property WAS ill•Sltrell in the Suffolk Fire-office. A few days since, a girl, about ten years old, the Daughter of Mr. A. NICAVIL, of Lei ham, WAS ACCI• &litany but;:t to death. On Christmas Day, as Mr. Samuel Boorman, and Miss Fr:inces Fuggles, of Tenterden, were riding in a Light cut, from Keading-street to the above place, Mr. BoOrinan alighted to walk up Ifeading-hill, when the hone set off and theenoroed the cart, by which Miss niggles haAl her thigh broken, but we ate happy to lenii she is likely to do well. S:Atit day afternoon, two men employed to look after horses at the Crown Inn, ItuChester, having quarrelled, commenced a 6ht in the stable, when, having fell near a spirited horse, one of them received a violent kick, which lacerated the lower part of his body in a , most shocking manner. lie was taken to Rochester work-house almost lifeless. *tome faint, though dis tant hopes are entertained of his recovery. On the 19th December, a most melancholy acci dent took place near Hospital, in the county of Lime rick. ' A ihatehed cabin, in which were two women, named Alary• 4atigan and Bridget Riordan, and ~nho hadbeen lying in fever some days, took fire, and was burned to asbei with the unfortunate inmates. The WateVioxt Mirror, of the 26ili ult. says : .. The admissiOns into the House of Recovery for the Week endingthe 'kith instant, have not been equal to that of former weeks, in consequence of our inability to receive them, and the epidemic does not appear to .abate is the Firallest degree. Aplications for ad iiisbion contipue to be nearly the saine as they have 'been (Or weeks past, Four of ib t eservants have been ill, and many serious and heavzr, cases of fever have occurred during the course of the week. Several, patients were admitted under peculiarly distressing orspnigiaces, 444 in so weak aid languid, a state, as *ewe to odrisiir is hope of reeevery. Three of the, fajal cases were . of that description. Two died of Weyer of the must malignant character, and one, a child, who had been ,in a declining state of health, after fever, for some weeks: 4 We are requested to inform our Reaeers, that Messrs. COOPEIi And Co. surgeons, of Charlate-House, Great Charlotte-street, Blaclifriers-roa4 have, in con sequence of their extensive practice, and for the ac corn/iodation Of patients at *e West-end of the town, established 'a Malice: Booze in 'Woodstock. street, Ox- rford-street, 4 . few 'doors from Bond-street, where a' Physician, of 40 years experience, and a Surgeon of, great eminence, reside, and where all the Board alter nately attend, the whole of whom are Members of the .Royal Colleges—tbat thousands have been restored to perCect health by their united talents is universally aCkhowlrtkO, many of whom bpd .been . discba firorn' fforigita , ls, and othernise iiiiproperly treater They, a re consulted at liVoodstoclalouse, Woodstock street, from tight in' the Morning until - Eight at Night ; and at th e Medical Roars!, Charlotte- House, 1 P yriiiriroast: (Mtn tivelsre' till eight in the evening. .. ..4c eSkaluciChAielsiviceviktis evcr y evening from se; ttg)lt f at hods heinses, .q - d on Sunday mornings untf . lweTverMpelt.- 7 14.1/4 Mmsrs- CoOtzi and Co. :01' to 0 6 #.r.*. o *7 441 no cebnectifo wi th 2 4 1 1 0. lc Ciuterny thstefoce, letters are to be fArocteg' to L'hirlateMotise, 'adjoining •Blaclfrianttnirj. CLERICAL INTELLIGEKCE. OEFQAD, g. Snot)lay Mr.drover, S.A. of Uniyersityg?Megemmelemell MOW of Eieter Co e, in bfri. Shiers s Foundation. Tlsomas Le Dime, Esq. LL.D. was on Wedoestisfro-eirestit Dissler of Trinity MU, Qtiobridgn. At ao Ordbution loam by the Bishop of balm at de Chapel within bis Palace, at Sarum, cm Sunday, Doe. si b Op following persons were admitted to tidy Orders.: William Moore, B.A. Pembroke College. effort Ji.itn Andrew Dlethuen, Christ Church, Onfor4. Thomas Moores, B.A. &wins:ow Cullege,'Ogioni. Liters IKrr.issory from the Bish , ip of 'Winton: . Wm. Wolfinger, B.A. University College. Frederich. Vincent. Literate. Letters Dindssory from the 13isoop of Bawd: Charles Awes, B.A. University CulltEe, (Ilex& Algerimn Sydney Theiwall, B.A. Trinity College, C.nNiby.To John James Golden Dotrland, S.C.L. Wad. Cull. Oxford. George aidtolm, M.A. Worcester College, pdong. Utters ILlinaissory from the Birhog 6 lAnd4l: James Gearge, RA! Jesus College; (Ilford. John Brown Williams, Wotkin IffatlrinS, and Henry l'tc..ave s Literate. ' Letters Dimillpry from the Bishop of Bath and Welk:, Wadham Knotchbull, B.A. cL,rch, 0,1104. Jos tth Boekeu, M.A. Trinity Cullege, Gaited- WHAM) 11SOYter Young, 8. 1. St. John% College, 04.1114, William Pituitary, St, Alban's ILII, chfort!. Letters nimissory from the 4.36bup to Winton: ('barks Ilemy iirove, B. A. l'uiversity Oiterl lAttt'il llsmistory from the PAlsop of Bristol: Dicrr (.Icin.iboa, B.A. St. AB).111 1.1.41, Oalord. Weiler, B. %. F. how of Laiarturl CuU,gr, Cu*;malty, Jobs E :erg, M.A. W.,dhain Collk gr, 11.1401.1. I.cttets Dimiisury liana thr Hiatt ur ?sok and Welke. ts. Bulk(ley Bow:ii:pt re, 5.C.1.. Nt J4GGCofit a la John Ilughe4, Penibruku Caikte, (Word. ECCI.ESI A3TICAL k?lioNlartONS: The Rev. Gtorze retow ul St. Jcbn's Cea lege, C. , thbridge, is pti.Xlltt to flat" perpctual Cora, yof S;att iNavy's, Chester. ILI,. W. It. Wroth, M. I. of St. Jirtui's (I.llege, Vicar of E.L.lletbornu‘L, Butittitgivates.hi;e, to the Tottetthoe, Uctlfordshitt. Nev. iul.o Davison, to the 11.:ctury of Vitulington, in Ile if Duih:tm. 11.N..1.4111 Pi...4e,', to bold the Rect3ry of ThrActop, wl a that wi !Gr. I.:111111W 4ettigne, to the IL.ctory of Michauls.trw, Corow.ta. A fatal accident occurred 0, ic,h Toll ate between Iliddendea an .1 Teitterde. , . As Mr. Austen was corning up to the g.fre in I.i, c;dt,l incautiously placed the reins from higo to get cut his money, which a little girl, nine years of a fr , came to receive; but not stopping the horse, as all persnrs should do, the wheei untortunate/y carne across the child's foot, and crushed her head against the gitte in such a dreadful manner, that all medical aid proved unsuccessful. The little sufferer survived only faqir days, and el pired to the great grief of the parents and the driver. • Dsc. 21, at tin 14ck-yord, Chatham, Mrs. Payee, wife tt Nyne. baq Master-Atte4dsr.t, of tonne twuis MARRIED. At St. ?aura, Covent-Garden, Mr. lleery Orton, of the 'Str..r to Rebecca Anmelineottird daughter of Mr. EVelttt I)w:sr-a, of Finch-Hine, Cornbill. Ike. 31, Thomas Prior, Esq. Gf the lath Hussars, so C:AE , 3- does you gist daughter ut W. A. Sky:met, Esq. o 1 //lucre /IA fierk.hire. Tuesday senuight, Alcsandvt N'alet.lsn Nightlng.tle, Es+ of Knees - worth, to Marianne, only dunchter of the late M a ; L r BrIVET. Thursday, at Lagmood Rectory, Sloop shirr, Henry Juktrar roq. Cqitain Itrairoon lithirtis.to Sarah, third 49.401. tt r of the Lite (Ivory Bryan, Esq. Lately, 11. B. Fru!herr, Esq. M. 1. if Brasconose Colter, (Ixfordt to Jane, sc. cam! d.roehrer of the 1-th• John Milts, F.sq. Lately. tile Bev. T. Shore, Fellow of W.otbarn r)a.. fork to Nltrtgarti Anne, daoLlitts of doe Rev. R. Tx-01..1A1, it..cror of Cattcrton Patva. DIED. At Ipswich, aged 71 years, Mrs. Bunter, relict a Becjair.in Bunter, Esq. Birrister-at-Law, formerly of Queen-squ...re. Saturday se'nnight, at Jesus Cullt-g, Oxford, 4 rt apopl..A7, aged 21, Itlr. Jolla Pierce JOnes, Scht,lor of that Sod. r,„ At Limeri:k, Alrs. Brazier, relict of )lenry Brazitr, Esq. of the Al st Regiment. _ _ Mondry .'night, at Preston, Mrs. Threitall, wire Of Mr. T. Thrsilall, draw, aftrf Orgy bii Ilyb illness of :hr typhus ftvir. — At Whitchurch Academy, Herefordshire, aged 70, the Rrv. Sarouol Phillip*, dacisely lameatid by his familvacd friends. At Rowl..y Lodge, near Barukt, the Rev. W. Martin Trio der LLB . And M.D. aged 73. Rev. William Dishy, of Osbcrston, Li dare. Rev. Thomas Wigao_ M.A. nephew sfthe Rev.Cito. D.D. late RectOr of Ofilawinford, Worcestershire. Rev. Robert \Janney, Rector of Llanyinowddy and Lwytt, in Nlesioni Wsdorsilay sennight, at Dover, aged 302, Anthor.y., elitist son of - Mr. mks, of thin place. He was tote of the cilia: mate persons captured by the Airlines, and from the cruel treatmett he eaperienced from them, was so much hitt. ed in his heallb,,. that he ne►er recovered ; but be had the happiness of reachillg Isis native country, and resigning his breath sin the arms of his beloved parents. Intra Bonds SO pr. Each. Bills 16 18 0, PRICE OF STOCKS ON SAT.URDAY. Uk. Stock - Long Anns. 10 1-16 a educed: 7' Cons. shut • 8/78 - Ct. 87' Si per ;Pa Jam.. 4 per Ct. 95i4 1 - Cons. for Ac. 791 it Navy shut I Lottery Tickets.. 17 I,ls. DT Om MAI Ks(' Y'S ROYAL 1. ki FLIERS PA I'EN 1 RAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, itudy &mow • .a.. 4 • tigr curing, inall Itsafiges, the VENEREAL DISEASE. Ohe small PM is a dOse;and the tahlog of we Boa, in a rector ease, will moo coralnce titepariesit of the certainty of his "oar recovery. Netball( can be barter contrivell, more =ft, or more convenient sham tiais Remedy, for such as are obliged tu go jour• MO or to sea, ail; twedsito confinement nor rukraint of dist ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has groves!' that it will .tlect a Cure when repeated Salivation and aU other methods avail notbing. tat' the Scurvy and utter CitroacaLl Disorders. this Kledlcine has nut its parallel. Upwards art 110,000 persona el both sexes have beet radicafly cured of cher above cruel disorders, witisio the last ! eight years. Prepared athi3 sold by the Sole Proprie tors , T. I'AYLO_ and SON, Idembucw of ils• Royal College of Stiegeona, at their Alcve, Nu. iv, kitser Bridge -street, is liesee o Vs. lld. sash, duty intlodesl-- N.B. Two back doors, and Liests in the Pas - ages at Hight They are alau sold by leie appointment, with copious ditec haw* 11l the ley Shop, 103, Oxford4treet i Mr. ! Disburouglt's, Nu. 7,. Fish-street-MU, nearly opposite Elie NU/Mumma ; ma by 005 Person in every considerable fown in Derat Erltuinead Ireland: Advice grads to persons taking the above, or other of the Pros giflaroert HIG II WATICIt at LOIIDON BRIDGE TO-MOll-ILOW. /gaming - - 10 minute" after 9 Akio nowt - - 30 -- -- 9 MM. 1/IVIL Aia. DVS Dublin "0 "0. tkobeis 1 0 Waterford S. 1 . !falls • • ba i : nu er a llahnfT . / 0 Frlaso *" b •.. .t • • ilkad 1 Irg ndepa 1 0 Svisdas • 0 ~ LONID 3N: 'Panted ai.d publishecrby Lcutruk il tigfont . . flue. remplc-Bar. •' ' I