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s TO !4EMORY. 4.11........ Come, Mem'ry, come, and with thy magic pow'r Muse the sadness of the passing hour; Act o'er again what Time has swept away, And give me back each smiling former day; Paint the dear looks of those I love so well, Again their words, their ev'ry action tell ; That I may view, though fate has doom'd to part, Thro' Zdeniry's eye, those nearest to my heart ! s. Y. Y. LAW INTELLIGENCE. * COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY SI. MAGISTERIAL RECOGNIZANCES. The Arroexer-GeszaaL said he attended for the purpose of shewing cause against a Rule obtained on a former day by Mr. Joseph Mitchell, calling on Sir N. Conant to shew cause why a certain recognizance taken by him of Mr. Mitchell should not be dis charged, on the ground that he, Mitchell, did not enter into that recognizance ; that he objected to so doing, and had no notice that he had done so till afterwards, on his return to Liverpool, he received a letter from the Mayor of Liverpool, informing him that he need not attend in the Court of King's Bench till he received notice to do so. In shewing 'cause against this Rule he was persuaded he should `be able to shew, beyond the power of contradiction, that Mitchell, notwithstanding what he had stated is his affidavit, did e nter into the recognizance in question, and that he was fully aware he did so ; and that on the morning after having done so, he ex pressed his regret at having entered into a recogni zance, which had put fetters on his legs, and tied up his tongue. At this time, however, he had al tered his opinion, for on the day he entered into the ' recognizance, he expressed his surprise at the con duct of a person named Benbow, also a prisoner in Coldbath-fields prison, who had refused to enter into a recognizance, and in consequence of that refusal had been sent back to prison, observing at the same time, that he considered the recognizance as nothing More than a matter of form. The Attorney-General proceeded to state, that he had now the a ffi davits of Sir N. Conant, Mr. Day, Mr. Adkins, the keeper of CuldSah-fields, a Mrs. Fleming, and another person a prison -r, for an assaul,t in Coldbath-fields, all of them goi.sg to contradict the material facts contained in Mitchell's 'affidavit, and proving that he knew the nature of the recognizance he was called on to enter into ; that it was read over to him, and he said he had to objection to it. The Learned Counsel then pro ceeded to read the several affidavits, and to contrast them with Mitchell's affidavit ; and contended, that after having, as appeared by those affidavits, ac knowledged he had no objection to entering into the recognizance, and blaming Benbow, another prisoner, for not entering into a recognizance too, saying he considered it as a mere matter of form, though it appeared he afterwards changed his mind, and said he regretted much having entered into a recogni zance, by which he had fettered his legs and tied his tongue, he could not now' come forward, and say he had not entered into that recognizance; and there fore that the present rule ought to be discharged. The several affidavits were then read by "the officer of the Court. The first read was Mitchell's, which stated, that on the. 50th of December he was taken before Sir N. Conant, whotold him he migk be dis char d or. entering info a reeognizanee for 1001." tri . c a 1w the Court of King's !Tench 6n the brat' ai . yle . erm, and from day to day during the TerM; to t'fia preposition he replied, ,he 'would nut answer till he had seen the instrument he had to ,sign; thata person named Day,'avlso.aks- in the office, observed it "read be proper to rndlthat part of the recogni z7wito deponent, whicli"vtas accordingly done lty Ste Nathaniel, and was to the effect stated. Deponent replied to this, that he only requested as a favour, to be pet on his trial ; he desired no other favour frnstt Geernment. ,Else could net support the expeaseb a journey up to town, much less 'could he support himself in town from day to day through the term. Sir N. told him he must appear in Court the first day of Term, if he wished to be discharged from his re cognizance, but that he need not otherwise appear, unless he had notice; and ifhe had notice, Government , would supply him with the means of coming up to , town. He then said he would enter into the recog nizance, if he could see what he had to sign ; that soon after he left the office with Adkins, the keeper of Coldbath-fields ; and, on the following morning, having received 71. by order of Sir N. Conant to de fray the expenses of his journey home to Liverpool, he left town, and was not aware he had entered into atty recognizance, till sent for by the Mayor of Li verpool, and informed that he would not be required to appear in Court. The affidavit of Sir N. Conant was put in, which stated, that the nature of the recognizance was ex plained to Mitchell, who did not say he would not enter into it, but, on the contrary, said he had no ob jection to it. The affidavit of Mr. Day, a clerk in the Secretary of State's department, corroborated Sir Nathaniel s affidavit. Mr. Day heard Mitchell say, when the recognizance was tead over to him, ', I have no ob ection to that." He asked Sir N. who would pay 'his expences if he was called up ? Sir N. replied, he had no doubt but Government would furnish him with the means of coming up. _ _ _ _ Adkins's affidavit was next read. The deponent corroborated the two former affidavits as to what vpissed at Sir Nathaniel's Office, and further detailed a conversation between himself and Mitchell, in which Mitchell observed how hard it would be if he should be called upon on the first day of Term. Deponent told him not to be uneasy, as most likely he would not be called up ; and if he was, his expenses would he paid. In the afternbon of the same day, Mitchell was in deponent's parlcur, when a lady, named Viewing, came in, and Mitchell, in her presence, al luding. to Benbow's having refused to enter into a *cognizance, said, " What a fool Benbow is not to enter into a recognizance ; I consider it only as a Matter of form."—The affidavit of Mrs. Fleming cor roborated this part of Adkins's affidavit. The affidavit of Robert Edgington, a prisoner for an assault, in Cold-bath-fields prison, stated, that on of the 31st of December, just before prison, he said to deponent, he tight, he was so vexed at having J s . • the morning of -tilt Mitchell quitted the had not slept all ni .• • entered into a recognizance, by which he had pnti fetters on both his legs, acid tied up his tongue. Mr. Mitchell addres sed the Court in support of his tale, and contended that he had never entered into Wcognizances, inasmuch as he had never signed any thing. Lord ELLUNBOWOUGII said Mr. Mitchell appeared to have laboured under a mistake, in supposing that it was necessary to render the recognizance legal, that he should have signed it. Such, however, was not necessary ; the verbal assent which it appeared he had given was sufficient. Under these circum stances there were no grounds for the rule against Sir Nathaniel Conant. Mr. Justice Assort . and Mr. Justice HOLROTD agreed in this opinion, and the Rule was ordered to be discharged. DISCHARGE OF ALL RICOGNIZANCES.. ... _ The ATTORNEY-GENERAL now rose, and said it was his intention to move to discharge all recogni zances returned to the Court of persons who had been apprehended under the operation of the Habeas Cor pus Suspersion Act. He had a. list of their names before h;m. He was anxious upon this subject not to be misunderstood. He moved to discharge those recognizances, because he did not think it necessary to keep them in force any, longer. He should have done itearlier, but it had been suggested to him that some persons wished to state objections to their re cognizances in point of law, and he did not think it ' right to prevent those persons from having the bene fit of their legal objections. He should now move to discharge the recognizances of Joseph Mitchell, whose case had just been argued ; George Bradbury, James Rohan, George Robinson, Richard Thick croft, James Leach, Wm. Cliff, Francis Ward, Wm. Ogden, R. Pilkington, J. Holmes, J. Haley, B. Sciorstaff, N. Hunter, J. Lancaster; also the recognizance) of Watstoch, Bagnky, Lee, wbitiey, Hartley, Small, Benjamin Ifolme, and John Johnston. —Other prisoners to the number of forty were in cluded in the motion.—The Court discharged the re cognizances entered into by all of them. MATHEWS V. THOMSON. This was an action brought by Mr. C. Mathews, the Comedian, against the defendant, Mr. Thomson, a Gentleman of some property.—The plaintiff's case, as supported by Messrs. ADOLPHUS and Dowsteo, was in substance as follows :—Mr. Mathews some years since possessed a cottage, delightfully situated at Fulham, and which was elegantly furnished :—a garden with beautiful grounds were attached thereto. The defendant, about four years ago, agreed for the purchase of this cottage, with its appurtenances, for 7001. In 1814, he accepted a bill of the plaintiff's for that amount. This bill, however, on becoming due, was dishonoured, and the plaintiff being unable to obtain the amount in any other way, was compel led to have recourse to the present proceeding.— fhe facts being proved, a verdict was returned for the amount of the bill, together with interest thereupon, (amounting to 1261.) and costs. • BOW-STREET.—Saturday the Messrs. Evans's, fa ther and son, brace-makers, of Newcastle-street, in the Strand, who were lately discharged by order of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, , from their confinement under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, entered the Office, and presenting themselves before Mr. Micas, the Sitting Magistrate, attended by Mr. }lnnate, their Solicitor, and pro duced copies of commitments to the House of Correc tion, under which they had been originally commit ted, dated the 9th of February, 1817, before the Ha ;teas Corpus Suspension Act was passed, and in hich the .I T essrs. Evans's were committed into the ustody'of the Go : crnor of the House of Correction, charge upon oath of High Treason, and direc ' theGoveraor to keep their bodies in safe cus - . i a r , t'll they were discharged by due course of law., e Messrs. Evans's stated to Mr. HICKS that they' applied to him for the purpose of having a discharge from their original apprehension before the passing of the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, or that they aright be brought to trial upon the charge of High Treasons—The Magistrate, in reply, informed them .that one Magistrate could not interfere with another's proceedings and, as their case ha,d never been before bins, he referred them to Sir Nathaniel Conant. This did not entirely satisfy the applicants ; they urged, that as the instrument under which they were origi nally committed was dated from the Public Office, Bow-street, and they were said to be charged upon oath with High Treason, it was of course recorded in the Office, and also by whom the oath was made, it was therefore competent to any Magistrate to inter fere, either to discharge them from that warrant and commitment, or to bring them to trial for High Treason, with which they had been charged , but which they denied. They admitted that were virtually discharged, but they were not legally dis charged. The Magistrate declined interfering in any way in their applications, and repeatedly referred them to Sir N. Conaat. It will be in the recollection of our Rtaders, that on the 62:3d of last November, at an early hoar in the morning, Mrs. NPNANARA was barbarously murder ed in her house in Townsend-street, Dublin, and a considerable part of her property taken away by the murderers. From that pet iod until very recently, the perpetrators of this atrocious act eluded the search which was made for them, though it was prosecuted with more than common industry. Justice, however, though sometimes slow in overtaking the criminal, rarely fails in accomplishing its objects ; and we have the gratification to state, that the persons charged with the murder of Mrs. AV/4.04/ou, and of whose guilt there are positive proofs, have been at length arrested, and are now in Newgate, in Dublin. A few days since, Mr. Balls, a farmer at Lessing ham, Norfolk, found the harness in his stables scat tered on "the ground, the next morning they were thrown into a pit ; and entering the calve's-house, he observed four calves suspended by the neck, and nearly dead. These circumstances induced him and his son to watch during the two following nights.— ' When morning advanced, and the men servants had risen, they retired ; but the foreman, on going into the stable, found a barley stack beginning to take fire from a brand which had been thrust into it. He en deavoured in vain to extinguish it ; and the flames spread on every side, till that, with a wheat and an oat stadk, barns, and stables, and out-hoses, were all destroyed. Nor is this all : on Wednesday night, while the'town of Happisburgh were engaged :a at tending an evening lecture, the same villain: set fire to a hay and straw stack) the property of Mr. Pelts, , of that town. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS O.4ZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTION& WAR-OFTICt, JANUARY 30, 1819. of Dragoon Guards--Hugh Aldborougb Bowen, to he Cornet, without purchase, vice Vince, who resins. ___giment of Light Dragoons—John Whitia, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Francis Onslow Trent, who retires. 43(1 Ditto—George Ferdinand Clarke, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Johnson, promoted. ISt Regiment of Foot—Surgeon William Roberts, from the half pay of the Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Wilson, deceased 11th Ditto--Captaiu Duncan Macpherson, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice George Firebrace Teak, who exchanges ; Ensign liohert Morris Haldenby, front the 94th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mason, who exchanges. 43d Ditto--Lieutenant Frederick lirownlow, front the half-pay of the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, Tice Lawrence Steele, who exchanges, receiving the difference. and Ditto—Lieutenant William Lowe Peard to be Ca , without purchase, vice Keith, deceased; Ensign Eneas M‘Goldrick to be Lieutenant, vice Peard; Aubrey Deauclerk, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'Goldrick. 68th Ditto—Robert Charles Rowley, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Dillon, deceased. 73d Ditto—Major George Humphry, from half-pay of the Re giment, to be Major, vice Dawson Kelly, who exchanges. 75th Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Waters, from half-pay of tie Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James Stewart, who es- changes, receiving the difference. 9341 Ditto—Captain George Lowest, from the half-pay of t►e Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Captain, vice the Hem John Edward Cornwallis Rous, who exchanges. 94th Ditto—Ensign Richard Mason, from the 11th Foot. to be Ensign, vice Haldenby, who exchanges. Effie Brigade—lieutenant William Harding, from the half-pay of the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice henry &att, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 1111110RiNDITM. The commission of Lieutenant Littman, of the 81st Foot, has been antedated to the 15th July, 1817, but he is not allowed to receive any back-pay. ' The commission of Lieutenant Duval, of the 81st Foot, has been antedated to she 16th July, 1817, but he is not allowed to receive any back-pay. The commission of lieutenant Paylee, of the 87th Font, has been antedated to ehe 4th June, 1817, but he is not allowed to receive any backisty. Commission in the Carmarthenshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lfoutenant of the County of Carmarthen. William Bons-dlr. Gent. to be Cornet. BANKIKITCY SUEIMRDED. - • - - John Rain, of the Piled: Brewery, Bagnigge Went, brewer. hokani Ogden, Of Leiiester, hosier, dealer and chapaaan. BANKRUPTS John Buckley, of Lawrence4ane, London, warehouses:lu; dealer and chapman, to surrender Feb. 7, 17, and Muth 14, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. E. A. Wilde, Warwick- square, Newgate-atrett. John Crowther ' law of kleddenfiekL, Yorkshire, wood . turner, dealer and ettapman Feb. 20, at six, Feb. 21, at ten, at the Wellington Inn, Huddersfield. and March 14, at ten, at the Castle of York. Attorides, Mr. Edmund Walker, t 9, Lin coin's Inn-Flelds, London ; or Mr. Matthew Brown, Bud dersfield. William Sumo Turner, late of Iftiddenfold, and since of Street-house, Nortnantom Yortabire, merchant, dealer and • ehapman, Feb. 10, 11, and March 14, at twelve, at the Ton tine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Ilia, Southamptoe-Build logs, Ch ancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. Thomas Jones, of the Hamlet of Deritend, Aston, sear Hr.' eningkain, picture-frame-maker, victualler, dealer and chap. man,Feb. 23, 26, and March 14, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Almiar;der and Mobile, New-Inn, London; or Mr. Meredith, Birmingham. Washington Irving, of Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 93, 24, and March 14, at one, at the King's Arms Inn, in Water -street, LiverpooL Attornies, Messrs. Orred and Brooke Liverpool, or Messrs. Lowe and Bower, Southampton Buildings, tnar.- eery-Lyn', London. William Davies, of Nacos, Cheshire, draper and grocer, Feb. 16, 17, and March 14. at two, at the White Bear Inn, Man chester. Attornies, Messrs. Wright and Cole, Temple, 411- don ; or Mr. Peter Williamson Diunvile, Manchester. Peter Irving, of Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 23, 94, and March 14, at one, at the King's Arms Inn, Liverpool. Attornies , Messrs. Orred and Brooke, Ltverpool ; or Messrs, Lowe and Bower, Southampton Buildings, London. Joseph Simggs, of Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden, mercer, dealer and chapman, Feb. 3, 14, and March 14, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Spottiswood, e 6, Old City Cham- , hers, Bishopsgate-stieet. *. Gregory Wall, of Bromyard, Herefordshire, farmer, dealer and Ichapman, Feb. 20, 21, and March 14, at eleven, at the Uni corn Inn, Worcester. Attornies ' Messrs. Bray and Gale, Droitwich ; or Mews . Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn. Oeorge Masters, of Langston Monmouthshire, dealer and chap man, Feb. 13, 14, and Mach 14, at twelve, at this Buds Ts ' Tern, Bristol. Attomies, Mr. W. R. King, Serjeant's-Inn, London, or Mr. J. 11.*Trankis, John-street, Bristol. Stephen Mitchell, of Dorking, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Feb. 3, 14, and March 14, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. West, New Boswell-coon, Lincoln's Inn. ltdward Grace, or Seaton Cottage, Northumberland, farmer, merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. 19, 20, and March 14, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Broderick, Bow Church-yard ; or Mr. Carr, New castle-upon-Tyne. Benjamin Benton North, .of Manchester, factor, dealer and chapman, Feb. 10, ti, and March 14, at ten, at the Mosley Arms lon, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Buckley, Manchester, or Messrs. Harvey and Bennett, St. Helen's-place, Bishops gate-street, London. George Oddy, late of Silver-street, Golden-square, soap-maker, Feb. 5, 14, and March 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attomies, Messrs. Evict and Rixon Ifitydoe-square, Moories. William Henry Cos, of B read -street, Latdon, warehouseman, dealer and chapman Feb. 7, 17, and March 14, at eleven, at Guildhall AttondeiL Messrs. Swain, Stevens. Maples, Pearce , and Hunt, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. George Wagstaff, of Dirsttng, parish of Glossop, Derbyshire, , cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman, Feb. 16, 17, and March 14, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. DuckworthChippindall, and Denison, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. Robert Feather, of Hare-street, Romford, Eases, carpenter, victualler, dealer and chapman, Feb. 14, 17, and March 14, at one, at Guildhall Anomie', Messrs. Knight and Freeman, BasingliaU-street, London. John Upson, of Park -street, Southwark, Surrey, baker, dealer and chapman, Feb. 3, 17, and March 14, at eleven, at Guild hall. Anomie' ' Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, and Woods, Ss. Thomas Apostle, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL Feb. 81, J. Tomlinson, Too ley -street, haberdasher, at ten.— Feb. 28, J. Hanbury, Sltoreditch, distiller, at twelve. Feb. 24, C. Boldero, R. G. Bolder°, Sir H. Lushington, Bart. and H. Bolder°, Cornbill, bankers, at ten. Feb. 3, A. Hislop and J. Sad ler, Bow-lane, warehousemen, at eleven. Feb. 24, iti. Giber, of Denton, Kent, coal-merchant, at ten. Feb. 17, T. D. Latham and J. Parry, Devonshire-square, merchants, at twelve. Feba 4, A. °rearms, of QUeesmtreet ' merchant, at twelve. Feb. 81, W. Graves, Falconburgh-court,Solso,eoacb-master, at twelve. Feb. W. Richards, of Chatham, b/a2kunith, at ten. Feb. 21, T 24, w. ~.__ , --- avg.. Zl, 1. . Gowdy, Clement's-lane, t.nlor, at twelve. Feb. 21, H. Siff ken, Rush-lane, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 21, J. Fan, Parliament street, draper, at eleven. J. Robertson and J. dm* Lawrence Pountney-hill, merchants, at twelve. C. Pamir', Holborn, door cloth-manufacturer, at twelve. J. Bader, City Chambers, Rl shcpsgate-street, merchant, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. Feb. 44, J. Frewing of Blackwater, grocer, at ;levee, at the Lamb, Wallingford. itb. al, J. Packer, Paleswick, clothier, at twelve, at the George, Stroud. W. Taylor, Giber, inireeper, at eleven, at the Star, Manchester. Feb. 23, W. Sera, Taunton, vintner, at eleven, at the George. Taunton. W. Haigh, Hanade., grocer, at eleven, at the King's Head, Bersaley. Feb. 28, R. Scotland, South blelda, ship-owner, at eleven, at Me Oehler Lice, South Shields. A. Sari, Caller dragght, at doves, at the Duke's Head, Cutler. Fib. 21, C. Knewitea, 'triad, haber dasher, at clever, at the Casiarreld Rooms, Bristol. Feb. 26, R. and R. Ilodgeost, Neweastiorpar.Tyne, easelarkers, at 11, nt the Gorge, Nertattr. Feb.*, J. Mentos, anningliam, firm, at twdve, at the Royal Hotel, anobigham. Feb. 22, R. Adderar,lllPielegiatn, ender, at eleven, at the Woolpack, Bir oduifbajw. Feb. OR T. J. ari l B. Gibbons, of Wolverhampton, bankers, at ll t at the Jiraisighain Arias, WEL& Feb. 23, E IL' Cotters.* and T. Dam, liase!seafte, cake Oki the Star, ILasscheuer. C. Log, High at the King's Head, Barnsley. Feb. 26, C. I ng lehy, a Ititti-merchant, at eleven, at the Feathers, (,'better. Whitehead, ddleviortli, clothier, at eleven, at the ton-tander-L. Feb. 2G, R. Dirties, Birmicepbul, hos, este, at the Royal Hotel, Ihrtninfham. CERTIFICATES—FER al. H. Menke% Walisrook„ paper-merchant. J. Dm ik thamonill, clothier. J. Coltinson, Iluddersitid, b T. Smith, Chepstow, cabinet-maker. 'J. Thorp, fly r N. Redhead, Pearl* banker. W. Greenly, Teth: maker G. Daniel, Blrtnioritant, merchant, A. IL Bernard -street, merchant. IN. Jarvis, Pur.on, A. Halifax, Yoder. G. Elliott, Woodchats a, butcher, DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTIN/MI[IFL 1.. and W. Oke, Soutluurpton, inendwats. c o * Langdon, Lancaster, mustard-manufacturers. W. s it Liverpool, hardwarsanert. Allen and PrD, druggists. Andrews and Co. Neweastlnaspon-Tym o , den. Pirker and Co. London, merchant/. W. and Bath, hosiers. Perkins and Kampen. likragagiu m w 'l'. and J. Lamb, Purton, deniers. Were" Ind lisnehoster, printen. Geddes and Wilkinson, Carom, Gretton and Woodthorpe, Coldwater, surgeons. No m , Greville, Yatton surgeons. Orion and Co. Shyinl m, men. Morton and Co. Derby, coal-dealers. hingletec 844• , Geld, liowden ' brewers. and W. Alkm, Dover, uti , kers. Batson and Co. Berwick, bankers. Reed ari C. castle-upon-Tyne, bankers. Wilson and Cnurth a d_ Brown and Mawr. London, rasa.inarodaetee.... CLERICAL INTELLIGERVCE. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS, Rev. Joseph Alger, ILA. Curate of Fronn, a the rectory or donative of Orchardieith. Rev. Hobert M. Austin, to the Rectzry of Hors S Rolston, Witt.. 'Lev. S. Picas; to the Rectory of Harthebury, Rev. G. H. Langdon. of Scores, Heat-, to the tenon, Dorset. The Dean and Chapter of Winchester have rimed Francis Sweinton, a llinor Canon. NORWICH, JANUARY so. . Tuesday, the Rev. Charles Mann, (.71k. A-R seas 5.;!,, the perpetual Corley of West Derei.am, in tlds cortv,( 4 . nomination of the Rey. George loonard Jenyas ‘ ed in the county or Cambridge, Prebendary of Ely. CAMBRIDGE. JANUARY 30. The subjects her the Prizes gives by the Parliament far tiffs University, Ear the preserr year, an For the Senior Bachelore--Antigus Niigata speaa et Middle —lnter Gnome et Romanos Marna tares, contederatix dignus ei videtur. facts, cujusnam stylus insiuutue The subjects for Sir William Browne's Gold Mt:4AL 111 present pear, are : For the Greek Ode—To Gbitom Blartriscimz Carolott: August: Geargil Princips4 Fax. Fos die Latin Olt—ln:llkoorism Hiordi Virecoamsl wiliiam Musei RtswiiHua Fundatoris znunifici. For the Eplgrerra--Magna (bites. Magna Salim& Forams Prise.--The passage hied upon kw the preim is, Shakespear—llenry VII L 3, Scene 2, beginning eel " Cromwell, I did not think to shed a tear." And ending with " lie would not in mine age HU* left me naked to mine enemies' Which Is to be translated into lambic Acmaiectlt Trierm, cording to the laws Lid down by the Professor in his halm the Hecuba of Euripidc.. Saturday bring Bachelors' Commencement, 212 Gm , were admitted to the degree of B.A. and Univers:Sy ' were at the none time conferred on die following : Dos. Lefevre Ilind: Job. Malkin Trin. Pope Pznm. Warren Jes. Broughton Pemb. Attwood Pernb. Fisher Trim Hackies - • Petub. D'Arblay Cbr. Tysim Cath. Hawker Trin. Greenwood Bent. Twigg =NOR Dm. Brandt Begat.- Plaskett Pentb. Studholme Jes. Blundell Trin. Harvey Cath. Melville Trio. Hindle Joh. Buller Joh. Hazlewaed, Pet. Franks Pet. Courtenay Joh. Ashe • Begin. Pearce Job. Carlisle Joh. o Dns. Torlesse Ttin. Benson Trin. Tomlin Job. Formby lea I lopkirtson Qar. Luard Joh. Dna. Rama He:Wow Geldart Thela - AI Venn Bred Skinner Jeremy Emmet Crumble au** GOGIOO9 Haarw•t9 Walter OrrIXIL Ail 7= Dos. Ellis Stainfortb Prickett Wliatety llsoungess Ps& Tidrivralll }leans Warren Luna Ward Dar« Leigh ificiyard Jones Dim Litdewood Ward Oldenhaw Dewe Davies Total number of booms 19, ma year in the annals of the Ur number unprecederted I: MARRIED. Friday se'nnight, at Wencion, Ewe, the Rev. SCpdrS s • ley Meggison, RA. of Trinity College, Cambridge, to mil/dz a ghter of John Robinson, Eeq. of Weadorshall Fakesiodlo• lieutenant Richard Reale, 01 LE Horny ► youngest deuskter of iiaamerdes Nal", DIED. Wednesday, at Margate, in his 41st year, Mr. France C4l of that place, brandy-merchant, who was suddenly wag Al noon with a fit of apoplexy, and expired in about four band Thurulay, at Ipswich, in her Tub year, Isabella, rank late Rev. Andrew Grant, rector of Tattingstvoe a.ndThato Tuesday, Mr. John MUnford, late QuarierAllaster in th kenwell Volunteer Corps, which situation he held pm* during the whole time the regiment was embodied, setting to kis owl credit and the satisfaction of the Conunandirf Tuesday, Mr. Samuel Sparrow cooper, of Rory, and OW 01 Burgesses of that Corporation. His death was awfully sada& hiving been seized with a & about four in the mortay• survived only a few hours. Tuesday, in the 15th year of her age, after a short bet' illness, Margaret Lucretia Elford, the sixth daughterof tYt Rev. W. Wyatt, rector of Tramlingbam and Tbebertoa, Wednesday sentught, Mrs. Shepherd, formerly of tat' hound, St. Botolph-street, Cokbeeter, aged 92 years. „ Saturday se'nnight, at Relsele. Mr. Robert Hazen, nu upwards of 53 years Master of tie Free School there. On board tbi Has Onwpany's ship Latish Caro, Mown. two days after passing the Cape of Good Hope, aant-Colonel De Morgan, of the Madras Establish:ow PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY . Bank Stock India Stock Red. 7911111+ India Bonds 107 yr• Cons. 790 79} 7811 Exch. Bins eid.) I 8 4J 4 per Ct. 98140 Ditto (2fd) n 16 T ; Navy 1044 106 Cons. for Ac. 79/ 7Sf Long Anns. Lott. Tickets 019.10. HIGH WATER AT LUX Honing Afternoon - tl BILIDGS TO3IOP minutes after LONDON Printed and pubbibed by Lsvad 'barb Place, Tuliplapßar R• Cotterelland T. Dakota. Mawkish*, take It • the Star, Mancheuer. C. Lung, High . 4 4 41 1 at the King's Head, Barnsley. Feb. rte, C. IngleStrby, bead-merchant, at eleven, at the Feathers, Ch ester. p 4, Whitehead, ddleviortl:, clothier, at eleven, at the ton-under-L. Feb. 26, R. Dirties, Birmingham, ono, at the Royal Hotel, Birminyhans. CERTIFICATES--FER a Thwakes, Walbrook. paper-merchant. J. D thamanill, clothier. J. Collinson, Huddersfield, b ake T. Smith, Cbepetow, cabinet-maker. J. llturp, F N. Redhead, French. banker. W. Greenly, Tetbal, maker G. Daniel, Birmineitam, merchant. A. IL Bernard -street, merchant. hi. Jarvis, furor, millet. b , • Halifax, honer. G. Elliott, Woodchwcit, butcher, DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP& E. 1.. and W. Oke, Southampton, suardmeta c e d i Langdon, Lancaster, mustard-manufacturers. W. l e d/ Liverpool, hardwarenten. Allen and Pen, druggists. Andrews and Co. Neweastle-spon-Ty m den. Parker and Co. London, enerchand. W. s a d j . Bath, hosiers. Perkins and Kezepson. linoleu m T. and J. Lamb, Purton, deaden. Wens and Manchester, printers. Geddes and Wilkineuss.Cormg: Gretton and Woodthorpe, Coldwater, surgeons N otpy Greville, Yatton surgeons. Orion and Co. Sbwillogh l , , men. Morton and Co. Derby, coal-dealers. Singleton M Acid, Bowden, brewers. T. and W. Alle n , D over, kers. Batson and CO. Berwick, bankers. Revd and castle-upon-Tyne, bankers. Wilson and Courthad, , Brown and MilWe, London, vaao-manufacturers. CLERICAL INTELLIGEgvez ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS, Rev. Joseph Alger, ILA. Curate of Frame, is prn-t.rts the rectory or donative of Orchardieieh. Rev. Robes t M. Austin, to the Rectzry of Boa t Rolston, Wilts. 'Lev. S. Picart, to the Rectory of Hartlebury, Rev. G. H. Langdon, of Sevres, Haat-, to. the lar , . j testae, lltirent. The Dean and Chapter of Winchester have tinted :4, Francis Swanton, a Minor Canon. NORWICF!, JANUARY 30. . Tuesday, the Rev. Charles Mann, Clk. A.B. writ • the perpetual Carley of West Dezel.am, in tlds Lauren nomination of the Rev. George Leonard 'cures, at '• in the county of Cambridge, Prebendary or Ely. CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 30. The subjects lee the Prizes given by the &prawns • Parliament far Ms University, fur the present year, an For the Senior Bachelors— Antique: Music: specie's( • . Middle Ilachelors--Inter Greens et Romano. Menu totes, confederatinne facts, cujusnam stylus imitatune dignsts ei videtur. The subjects for Sir William Browne's Gold Medals la present year, are For the Greek CMe—ln Obitem Illastrischrz Pr Carolottz August: Genre Waliiz Principis Fax. For the Latin Odo—ln-Memoriam Hicardi Viacom.% • wilharn hlusel Htzwilliarn Fundatoris mina& For the Epigranw--Magna Civitas. Magna hole's& Porion Prize.--The passage fixed upon ter the plum is, Shakespear—llenry VII L 3, Scene 2, beginning eel 4. Cromwell, I did not think to shed a tear." And ending with " lie would not in mine age Have left me naked to mine emotes! ` Which Is to be translated into lambic Acuadecdt Trieers cording to the laws laid down by the Professor in his Prime the Hecuba of Etoripide'. Saturday bring Bachelors' Commencement, 211 were admitted to the degree of B.A. and University • were at the same time conferred co the following : WILLIMILJULIL Dm. Lefevre Trio. Dna Rams Job. Hendow Malkin Trio. Geldart Pope Perm. Thelwah Warren Jes. Venn Broughton Petah. Beech Attwood Pemb. Skinner Fisher Trio. Jeremy 7 • Duchies • • Penh. Eecreet D'Arblay Cho. CrombW 7' Tystin Cath. ear** Hawkes Trio. GOGIOO9 Greenwood Benet. Harwell Twigg Trim Walter SW= 01 4 rIXIL Dna. Brandt _l;ritt.. Do. Ellis M'Dowall M'Dowall knit. - Stainfortk T. Plaskett Pernb. Prickett Studholme Jet. Wkately Blundell Trio. illesepos* Harvey Cath. Poch Melville Trio- Thiele/al Hindle Joh. Evans Buller Job. • Warren Hadewood, Pet. Lena Franks Pet. Ward Courtenay Joh. Dobree Ashe • • Begin. Leigh • Pearce Joh. I lad yard Carlisle Job. Jones WAD& OPTIM Z. Drs. Torlesse Tan. Dna. Littlewood Benson 'Frin. Ward Tomlin Joh. Oldershays Formby lee. Dewe I lopki noon Clar. Davies Luard Joh. Total number of honours 69, a number unp recedetted is me year in the annals of the University. MARRIED. Friday sennight, at Wendon, Ewa, the Rev. Stpdm • ley Meggison, B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, to only daughter of John Robinson, Esq. of Wendon-hall ..":.Tuesday, at Folkestone, Liesamant Richard Home, LI Ann Harvey. youngest daughter of Hammerden Major, Bt DIED. Wednesday, at Margate, in his 41st year, Mr. Franca ef that place, brandy-merchant, who was suddenly warn moon with a fit of apoplexy, and expired in about four bsui Thursday, at Ipswich, in her Pith yew, Isabella, nand late Rev. Andrew Grant, sector of Tattingetvoe and There Tuesday, Mr. John Munford, late Quarter-Master in tar . kenwell Volunteer Corps, which situation be held during the whole time the regiment was embodied, serried to kis own credit and the satisfaction oldie Conunandirf Tuesday, Mr. Samuel Sparrow cooper, of Bury, and One sd Burgesses of that Corporation. His death was awfully wan having been seized with a fit about four in the monist survived only a few hours. Tuesday, in the 15th year of her age, after a short bet illness. Margaret Lucretia Elford, the sixth daughterot 2 . 1 1 Rev. W. Wyatt, rector of Tranaingkant and Tbeberton, • Wednesday sennight, Mrs. Shepherd, formerly of tit r hound, St. Botalph-street, Colchester, aged 92 years. , Saturday se'nnight , at Rehabs, Mr. Robert Hue% el l upwards of 55 years Master ache Free School there. On board the Hon. Company's skip LOUIS. Captain Memo, two days after passing the Cape of Good Hope, • cant-Colonel De Morgan, of the Madras Eamblisinwet PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY: Bank Stock - India Stock Red. 79 r,4 India Bonds IO" pr• Cons. 790 791 7811 Each. Bills (2d.) IS 4 per Ct..981-iff 104 Navy f, 106 a. co Dit n t s l or fd A 49 96 Y Long Ann ) Lott. Tickets El% Ws. „ HIGH WATER AT LihillihOS ARIDG4 T°' 3l ' goo Morning A i minutes miter I . t • • .• Afternoon • I ANT WM V . t'.,.., ...1 , no. n.llliimil htelat gin