Star. — London, England, 1819-12-13 00:00:00

4 4 . i . _~ ~ ~ ' • 11 i • F'' 1~ ‘i 4i .4 .~ } ~,~i 4 . THEATI:Ei • DayPT-LAtts.—Guy Mannerly was performed on Saturday night to a crow , te.l and fashionable au dience. Mr. BRAHAM, as Henry Bertram, sang with More than his accustomed effect. Tlaat splendid Voice, the ..alit words of /Warn/ion, in which such ex qstisite feeling is united with so numb science, was giirin in a style of great. perfection ; but it was for ate celebr ited air, Soots wha ha'e, that Mr. BRAHAM reserved all his energie , . The song was given a se cond and a third time, amidst the tumultuous applause of the House. Miss.BYß N E appeared as Julia Man ?wring. She introduced, with great propriety, the charming melody, 'Twas within a mile of ErEnboro' Town, which she sang with so much sweetness and simplicity, as to be loudly encored. Mrs. EGERTON'S Meg Merrilies was, as usual, powcrful'and affecting. The rest of the characters in the Opera, were sus tained with much talent.—The Farce of High Life Below Stairs followed, and was supported by an un . usual combination of talents. The united powers of Et,usfox and HARLEY kept the audience in a conti nued roar of laughter. COVENT-GARDEN.—PubIic expectation has been for some time very highly raised by the announce ment that Salk KSPEAReS Comedy of Errors would be revived at this Theatre, with new scenery, dresses, and decorations, and a selection of songs, duets, glees, and choruses, entirely from his Plays, Poems, and Sonnets. The revival took place on Saturday night; and, in consequence, the House presented one lafthe most fashionable dress circles and the most overflowing audience we have witnessed during the present season. It is but strict justice to state, that the general curiosity was most amply repaid, and that the gratification derived from the representation was proportioned to almost any degree of expecta tion which might have been entertained of it. The two Antipholis's were ably supported by Messrs. Du- HUM and doses, and the two Dromio's by Messrs. W. PARREN and LISTON. The illusion was aided by means of an exact similarity of dress, and a corn. mon observer might easily confound the one Anti• pholis at least with the other. Mr. CHAPMAN per formed Zgeon with great good sense. He delivered the long speech in the first scene, which opens his own sad history, and the early part of that of the principal characters, impressively and pathetically. Mr. BLANCHARD personated, very happily, the self important empiric, Doctor Pinch. But, perhaps, the performance of Saturday night should be looked on chiefly in the light of a Musical Drama, and, in that view, it is entitled to the very highest praise.— The poetry of the airs, duets, &c. always Shak spearian, is, in general, extremely beautiful, and, as well as the music, very appropriate to the passages where they are introduced. The Overture was very highly applauded, and reflects great credit on Mr. Thstion's taste, in the selection and adaptationof the airs. The new music, which constitutes but a small proportion of the whole, was furnished by Mr. BlcllOP, and the remainder consists of selections from the works of Dt. ARNE, Sir J. STEVENSON, STEVENS, and MOZART. The characters of Adriana and Luciana were performed by Miss STEPHENS and Miss M. TREE, and as it was the first time these distin guished vocalists appeared in the same Piece, this circumstance alone conferred great interest on the revival. Both Ladies exerted themselves extremely, and executed two or three duets with almost equal skill and applause. It was the first time that Miss grernaNs appeared, after the indisposition under which she laboured, and, though the lingering tinge of illness might have weakened the full effect of her voice and powers, it certainly heightened the interest which her appearance always inspires. In the second act she gave a beautiful song from Othello, commenc ing, The poor soul sat sighing by a sycamore' tree, with indecscribable sweetness, expression, and pathos, and was rapturously encored. She also, at the re quisition of the audience, not sufficiently considering the recency of her recovery, repeated several, pther airs. However, after singing the last song allotted to her, fr an the Poem of Venus and Adonis, Lo, here the gentle lark, &c. and retiring off the stage, the au dience having testified their desire of hearing it again, Mr. DURUSET, after a short pause, came forward, and. said, " Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss STEPHENS would be most happy to repeat the song, but finds herself unable to attempt it, in consequence of indisposition." This apology was received with the utmost indul gence. The glees and choruses were admirably exe,. cured by Messrs. DURUSET, TAYLOR, PYNE, and IsAacs. The scenery is well painted, and the Piece was, on the whole, got up in such an effective style, as promises to ensure it a very long possession of the Stage. SHAKSPERRE'S Sonnets ate familiar to the world ; but we are induced to give the following, as remarkable for the fantastic and luxurious rase of its poetry. It was beautifully sung, as a Duet,.by Miss STEPHENS and Miss TREE As it fell upon a day. In the merry month of May, Sitting in a pkasant shade, With a grove of myrtles made, Beasts did leap, and birds did sing, Tree! did grow, and plants did spring; Every thing did banish moan; Save the nightingale alone; She, poor bird, as all forlorn, Lean'd her breast up-till a thorn, " Fie, fie, tie," now she would cry, Teren, teren," bye and by : That to hear her so complain I could scarce from tears refrain, For her griefs, so lovely shown, Made me think upon my own!" The canals in the Parks were completely frozen yesterday, and exhibited an immense multitude of skaiters. llama .—The battle between fifertin and Hudson will take plaza about 18 miles from London, on Tlm - 6day next. Hud son is rather the favourite. .Dolty Smith and Blake also fight the same day.—Cooper, it seemr, has challenged Randall fur 500 guineas aside, to meet him in Scotland ; but it is well known to the sporting world, that Randall has quitted the prize ring, he • baying offered, as a hic•ttp, to fight any man of his weight for. **.500, which was not accepted. R.tcz AOALKST Ttux.—Saturday morning, Bkhard Steinteit,l commonly called Honing Dick, was backed for twenty guineas, to go 21 miles in three hours. The Regent's Park was fixed upon for the scene of action. lie completed more than seven miles in the first hour, and something mote in the second, but baying overstrained himself, he lost by five minutes. However, he was ready, in his exhausted state, to wager five pounds that he would hop 130 yards on one leg in the space of a minute • this bet_ was not.accepted, but. a subscription was proposed, a nd be completed this short, though harassing kat, in the given ilme. The Gentleman Taff, lost the above wager has backed Stanton for fifty pounds to complete it on some future day: , FROM SATURDAY-WIGHT'S GASEITE. TS .17 • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Edward Carter, Bristol, cheese-factor, front December 10 to February 5; at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. William Eames, Haymarket, borse.clealer, from December 24 to January 1, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Longhurst, Eghant Hythe, Surrey, earpentet. • BANKRUPTS. Robert 'Lincoln, St. James's-street, hatter, to surrender Decem ber 14, 21, and January 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Grosvenor, Verulam.buitdings, Gray's Inn. George Pulleyn, York, linen-draper, December 27, 28, and January 22, at eleven, at the York Tavern, York. Attor nies, Messrs. Windle and Co. Holborncourt, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Raisbeck, Stockton-upon-Tees. James Wilcock and Nowell Hodges, Manchester, woollen-cord • manufacturers, December 30, 31, and January 22, at. nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Willis and Co. Warnfor-court, Throgmorton-street; or Mr. Wilson, Manchester. John Vince, Bath, builder, January 3,4, and 22, at eleven, at the Gloucester Itm, Walcot, near Bath. Anomie', Mr. • Young, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house; or Mr. Wingate, Henrietta-street, Bath. :sines Nield, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothier, January 7,8, ' and 22, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. At tornies, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-ender-Line; or Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. Walter Quaffs, Arundel, innkeeper, December 20, at the Golden • Fleece Inn, Chichester, 21, at the Swan, Tortington, and January 22, at the Golden Fleece Inn, Chichester, at twelve. ' Attornies, Mr. Freeman Arundel, Sussex ; or Messrs . Knight : and Freeman. Basinghall-street. Joseph Barker, Walsall, Staffordshire, timber-nterchant, De cember 28, at five, It, at ten, at the Littleton Arms, Penk ridge, and January 21, at ten, at the Pour Ashes, Brewood, Staffordshire. AtTornies, Messrs. Price and Co. Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Stubbs, Walsall. John Harrison, Portsmouth, tavern-keeper, December 30, at three, 31, at one, and January 2t, at three, at the King's Arms Inn, Puttees. Anomie., Mr. Ivimy, Portsea; or Mr. Alexander, Clrey.street. John King, Portsea, builder, December 30, at one, 31, at eleven, and January 22, at one, at the King's Arms Inn, Portsea. Anomie., Mr. Panty, Portsea ;or Mr. Alexan der, Carey-street. James Pennyman Hutchinmn, Hull, whitesraith, December 20, 21, and January 22, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Hull. Attornies, Mr. Dm, Staple Inn; or Mr. Rushworth, Parliament-street, Hull. - Simon Walker, Birmingham, and Alexander and John Walker, Philadelphia, merchants, December 27, at two, 98, and Ja nuary 22, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. At ' tomies, Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; or Messrs. Whateley and Son, Birmingham. Alexander Shaw, Lower East naithheld, victualler, December 10, at twelve. 21, at eleven, and January 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. : Attorney, Mr. Glynes, Burr -street, East Smith field. - William Crossley, Doncaster, house-carpenter, December 22, at four, 23, at eleven, and January St, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Coniebrough. Anoraks, Messrs. Wiglesworth and Crowley, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Nicholson, Wath, near Rotherham. Edward Taplin, Overton, Southampton, shopkeeper, Decem ber 21, at three, 22, and January If, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Basingstoke. Attornies, Mr. Lipscomb, Alresford ;or Messrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-row. John Wheatley, late of Nottingham, laeo-manufaeturer, De cember 20, 11, and January 22 at ten, at the Ram Inn; Nottingham. Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. S mith, Nottingham; or Yr. Thomas. Barnara's Inn, Holborn. John Step hens, late of IVell-street, Oxford-road, boot and shoe-maker, December 21, 20, and January 22, at ern", at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Umney, Clement's Inn. William Robert Reeder, Stratford-green, victualler , December • 18, January 1 and 22, at ten, at (iuildiall. Attornies, Mews Evitt and Rixon Haydon-square, iMories. John Manners, Leeds., grocer, December 14, 21, and January 22, at ten, at Guildhall,' L ondon. Attornies, Messrs. • and Coles, Lothbury. JOll/1 c, saattr-icafts LareCtiltacr 17, 28, and January 22, at eleven, at the ralace Inn, Manche,. ter. Attornies Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford row ; or Mr. Chew, Manchester. James Turner Grocott, Salford, lkinor-snershant, December 18, st, and January 29, at one, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Browning, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH. DICRUBER it. THE DUKE OP DILDIIORD V. EMMETT. This cause occupied the Court during the whole of the day. It was .an action brought by the Da is owner of Covent-Garden Market, for •the purpose of recovering the sum of 10d. claimed to be due • ift respect of certaih baskets of strawberries and goose. berties, sold by the defendant, in the said Market , The d e fendant pleaded a tender of 4d. which he a - leged to be the whole sum due. - - . The sole cpsestion in the case was, whether the plaintiff was entitled to take toll at so much for each basket, or only the sum of 4d. upon every cart lead of strawberries or gooieberries brought to 'Market ? The Jury, under the Learned Judge's directions, found for the plaintiff—Damages Sispesce. WRIGHT V. CLAMANT. In the report of the cause Wright against Clement, in our Paper of Saturday, it is stated, by mistake, that the letter of Cobbett, relative to Hunr, had been received by Mr. Cleary from Mr. Wright. igr.Cleary received it from Mr. Place, of Charing-cross. OLD BAILEY, DECEMBER,II. D. Callagan was indicted for stealing a cart, the property of T. Chiswell—Guilty. J. Cromete and J. Goldaby were indicted, the first for stealing, and the latter for receiving, a small quantity of gunpowder, the property of r. G. Har yey and S. brube. The Jury found Croome and acquitted Goldsby. At Airdrie, on Friday se'nnight, a man of the name of Roger, a carpenter, and Miller, a weaver, Chair man and Secretary to the Union Society, were com mitted for examination, and lodged in Hamilton jail, on a warrant of the Sheriff of Lanarkshire. Monday last, a body of about a hundred and fifty men went through the streets of Bridgetown, Glas gow, carrying a board, on which was inscribed, Public begging for want of work," One or two of their number went into every shop, while the party waited at the door. A labouring man, from Petworth; in Sasses, . was found frozen to death, on Thursday morning, near Portslade. A companion of the deceased, nearly shared the same fate. Both had intoxicated them selves with spirits on the preceding evening, and bad lain down to rest on the bare ground, exposed to the severity of Wednesday night's. frost. A man employed in the prevention of smuggling, on the coast of Sussex, owing to the darkness of the night, on Tuisday last, fell over the cliff, a short distance from Rockingdean, a deptb of 109 feet, and, strange to relate, was so little hurt as to be able to get up, and walk home to the above village l Saturday, as one of the Reading coaches was pass. ins along Hounslow Heath, King, the driver, was seized with a sudden illness, fell the boi, and in stantly expired. : 7,2" C Till ES CO/ALA, AOC/C-870En, WATER-IVOR/a, ."'IIrffiRANCE COMPANIES, itl; • LIMON. Druntsuu 10. • •CAbIALS. ?as amts. .61 10 Ashton and Oldham - - - £65 Ashby-de-la-Zouch - - - 20 0 Breeknock and Abergavenny - 53 • 6 0 Chesterfield • Chelmer and Backwater - - 90 414. 0 Coventry Croydon - - - - -178.6 d. a 41. :14 0 Croniford Crinan 2 2s. 3 0 Dudley 4 0 Ellesmere and Chester - - 75 761. II 0 Grand Junction - - - 218 a 220/. Grand Union - - - 37 a 55/.a361.105. • Grand Surrey - - • - 55 5 0 Ditto (optional) Loan - 92 Grand WesteVo ' 791. paid - 4 4s. Gloucester and Berkeley - 54 7 0 Grantham - - 126 Huddersfield - - - 13 , 1 . 0 Kennet and Avon - 19 15s. Lancaster - - - 27 a 261. 15s. 10 0 Leeds and Liverpool - - - 550 4 • Leicester and Northampton, or Old } UllOl2 84 110 11 Loughborough 10 0 Monmouthshire - - - 152 Oakham 51 .0 Oxford Peskforest Regents .1001. paid - - SO 2 0 Rochda le 8 0 Shropshire 36 0 Stafford ind Worcester • - 640 - . - 165 S- - - 26 a W. - 100 ! 4 ,. t.e • \ ) 1., • i` ). z-. ; 9 0 Shrewsbury *Seaford - Stratford-co-Avon - 10 0 Swansea - -- Ililnes and Medway - - 23 70 0 Trent and Mersey, or Grand Trunk 1800 10 0 Warwick and Birmingham - 23S' 10 0 Warwick and Napton - - 230 Wnreester and Birmingham - 25 Wilts and Berks - - - • 0 Wyrley and Essington - - 155 ' DOM! 3 0 Commercial • - 10 0 East India - East Country - 3 0 London O 11 Chelsea, 101. Shares 510 East London, 1001.: - - grand Junetion. 501. Share 110 London Bridge - - - BRIDGES. Southwark, 1001. Share, all paid .CllO Waterloo, 1001. Share. all paid - S S 0 Ditto, Old Ann. 601; all paid - 17 10s. 7 0 Ditto, New Ditto, 401. all paid 22 OAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Bath 201. Share, 15L paid - £3 a Si. 15s. • Brighton 201. Share, 161. paid -16 a. pr. 11. dis • 0 Bristol, 281. Share, all paid - 8 pr, Ditto New, 201. Share, 11. paid 4 pr. 6 0 City, 1001. Share, 701:paid - SS pr. Ditto New, 100 i. Share, 201. paid 15 pr. Sheffield, 251 . 61. ss. paid - 5 a IL pr. 4 0 Westminster, First Clan 501. Share 63 a 621. 10s. Ditto, Second Class, 40 1. Share 52 101. a 011. Ditto, Third Class, 101. paid - 8 10s. a Si. INSURANGE.COMPANIES. 5 0 Albion 5001. Share, 501. paid - £45 6 0 Atlas, 501. Share, 51, paid 4 si. 6 0 globe, 1001. Share, all paid - 116' 10 0 Royal Exchange - •i•• • IMO • • 0 Union Fire and Life soot. Sh. - . LITERARY INSTlTirre* - £5l - 16? - 60 - 70 . . . WATER WORKS. -_ _ _ c, - £7O 4$ SS : -04 g Ditto Life Admission, go Guineas Rune% 25 Guineas - - - - 12 t The total weekly amount of Bank Papa in circti latiori on the 23d November last, was £8,404.700, of which £1,380,280 consisted of Bank Bost Bills, £15,210,020 of Notes of ICS and upwirds, and £6,814,400 of Bank Notes under £6. Public Balances in the hands of the Bank on the • 9th of October, 1819:• Dividends due and not dessedla affjlllo,olo4 15 0 Lottery Prises not &ahead 10,1711 I 0 • L'1,1120,7711 11"'0 Advanced to Government, • pursuant to 51st and 414.1 i X 876,759 09" Geo. 111. Ditto 56th ditto 140,591 19 4-1,017,330 IS 10 Remained in the hands of the Bank £199,441 14 0 Comma's INQUlST.—Saturday afternoon, an in quisition was taken at the house of Mr. Cuthbert, the Goat Tavern, in Pall-Mall, before Mr. Mom, Co roner, on view of. the body of Mr. Griffith Jenkins,' aged thirty-three years. The deceased had been an Officer in the Navy, and had lost one of his thumbs and a finger, in boarding an enemy's ship. He had been married only three months, and on Thursday afternoon he was found dead in his bed-room. Ver dict—Died by the visitation of GC/D. Tuesday se'nnight, an Inquisition Was held ail Lynn, in Norfolk, on view of the body. of John IBroadway, aged 18, who came by his death the day preceding, by imprudently swinging on a rope, with a noose in it, when his feet slipping, his chin caught the noose, and dislocated his neck.—Accidental Death. Just published, by I'. Mawr, of Blackfriars road, a Pocket Manual, being A few Minster Ad% vice from the Medical Board, iq a Lecture on the Liles Venerea and Sexual Debilities, as deliver 'ed at Woodstock-House, and Charlctte4fouse, in March last, .a Publication highly interesting to lyoung Practitioners, and of importance to-the vital interests of Society.--FOr the accommodation of Patients at the West end of the Town, a Medical 'Board is established in Woodstock street, Oxford street, under the patronage of Dr. COOPER, of Chat lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-read.. The Board is composed of Gentlemen of the first talent, of nearly forty years' experience, all Members of the Royal Colleges of Londim and Edinburgh, who are consulted daily by all ranks of inva lids with the greatest confidence. Patients afflicted with a certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains, eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandulai swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, &c are diseases which arise from improper treatment— the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speedily cured,Without•confinernent.—Messrs. COOPER andt are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight in the Morning until Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte- House, reat Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Twelve till Eight, and. no where else in London.—Mechanics have ad vice Gratis every evening, from Six till. Eight, at both Houses; • and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve p'ClOck.—N.B. Ruptures of 30.ynarp standing, and of 24 inches in circumference, radie4y cured, with out surgical operation..—ccy •Private Entrance, and Private Rooms, for Consultatibn. ti ftls• a. . n: GLItRICAL INTALIJGCN :11 ni • ol#oltD, ogcEmEr facafing subjects art proposed Prizes, for tie eutthis year, viz. For Latin Versca-t—Ltiewto Systerna. For an En'tlish Essay—The heuence For a Latin Essay—Quznan fuerit Colatitude, et quam vim in tuendis C Populerum Moribus formardis habuctit The first of the above Subjects is into men of the University who have not ezr the time of their Matriculation and th have exceeded four, but not completed Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize—For English Verse, not containing either Lines, by any Under-Graduate who years from the time of his MAtv4-- • at Ephesus. Thursday, the following Degrees were ILMOTERS OF • !TS. The Rev. F.dward Moo:house The Rev. William Thompson, of Old Fonautical, The Rev. Robert CoHinson, of Queen Foundation. BACNZLOIS Or , William Addington Taylor, of Exeter Thomas Hcathrote Tragitt, Scholar James Rust, of University College. Williagt Morgan Williams, of Vadbam William Trim, of Wadham College. Charles LitchheM Swrinson, Fellow Paul Saumarez, of Trinity College. John Bullet Yarde Buller, of Wel John Danafylde Daniel, of Christ Chug ECCLESIASTICAL PR The Rev. Thomas Ashhurst, LLD. lege, is presented to the Rectory of - in the Diocese of Winchester. The Rev. Arthur Charles Verest, Withycomba, near Minster, Sotnersetshire, ef the Rev. Thomas Bowman. Friday last, the Rev. GAL, thorpe, Lincolnshire, was so fall in hunting with the Cot! Uppingham, that he was 0b1.;,_ that place for surgical assistank I been able to return home. BIRTHS. At Abberville, In France, birs. Hai neral Hawker, of a son. At Winchester College, the Lady oft daughter. Nov. le, at Townley Hall, in the Frances Cole, of a son. Dec. 2, at the Hague, the Countess Nov. 29, at Castle ,Fraser, the Lad , still-born sea. Dec. S, at Cheltenham, the Lady the Honourable Company's Bombs% Nov. 50, at Calais - , the Lady of Lit C. B. Third Dragoon Guards, of a son. Dec. 3, at Tuolitillge, the wife of of a son. Nov. 26, si to n Hall, Mrs. Braddiatair. Rector of Wilmslow MARRIED. Monday, at Alverstolie, Hants, Rifle Brigade, lately stationed at Gosport, Maclean, fourth daughter of the late - - nant-Goeernor of the Royal Tower. The Rev. Thomas Glasscett. to sister of William Cholinley.3lorris, The Rev. J. P. Jones, perpetual to Susanna Willett, only daughter of land, Vicar of Driffield., both in Gloom. The Rev. T. Morris, to Miss Penny tar. zvtannew tirodnbb, of Gloucester. The Rev. Thomas S. Griffinhoofe, 5 sad Mayland, Bases, to Harriet, eldest Eloef Water-serest, Strand, London. h Rev. E. Williams, to Miss Coke Rev. D. Ewes Coke, of Brookhill Nov. 11, at Palmer, near Aberdeen, one of the Mlnhters of Aberdeen, t' - of the late Mr. Atetarder Saturday seonight, at Kingston, Esq. R.N. to Miss Martha Silver, of Nov. 16, at Stoke, Lieutenant J. Donn, daughter of late Rev. W. Dec. I,atTlaphantsit. P. Smith, tow of the late Peter Breton, Esq. Thursday, at Blackburn, Mr. Edgar Accrington, to Mies Fish, daughter - former place. DIED. At Rotherhithe, the Rev. John _ At Compton Pauncefoet, Somersetakire. Lately, at Reading, aged 84, the W mealy Fellow of lirasennose College, tingham, Northamptonshire. Sunday se'onight, at Oscott, Potts, many years President and College of that place. Friddy se'nnight ' et her father', Mary, the wife of the Rev. I. D. ' Thursday, at Gosport, aged 69, The 12th ult.. at, his lodgings, i Wald, Esq. late Paymaster of the Rifle Wednesday, iirColchester, Lient. liesiment. The 50th of August, at Philadelphia, Raley, the venerable old Gentleman Venus, from Hull, in June last, and . he had practised many years as an apothecary. The 22d alt. aged 95, John Spooner, who than thirty lon successively, the stranger' , ham Rocks, in Yorkshire. This s - rally known to most of the funnies Wednesday, James Rayner. a patty. 'York, whilst conversing with another square, fell down and Clete& Nov. 19, at Rineten, Capt. Jelin , Nov. 1, at Dysart. James Davidson The 19th ult. at Montrose, after a a ret Chaplin, daeginer of tits; late Rev. Monday se'nuight, at Pontefract. who, from anxiety and fatigue, fell to her husband, who expired on ti after a tedious illness, aged 57. He visor in that place. Monday, the 194 ult. at Plymouth, the benefit of his health, Mr. James Las. merly of Carlisle, aged 22, of consumption. be fondly cherished by thee, who society was of the most agreeable might be difficult to ascertain which features in his character.--wisether. snip and sincerity. He had a high obligations of society ; and vice, found bikini a foe. He was one, also deceased, who some time since rary Society in Carlisle, but the meet with that support so necessary excellent productions, in the shape . from the pen of the subject of this dence in Carlsle ' • and had his youth death, he might have proved an ornament have enjoyed a place in the history his earthly career (after doing good considerable distance from his relatives r without one friend to close his ryes--one • the remembrance of hit many amiable ' HI G H. WATI/R at LONDON Mc Mumma - - • LON DON . Printed - and published t Due, Temple MBER 11 fiptui . ffoe t atus e: r;:se m2.ri l II creeni thettc ooes old I x trfnrevdnti eLeeicliritelin es N yi u,Q C L rarierb etnravotrszehr ar Cell.' those hil. wised for the ch„,,,, ce d I theth Y"4" e two fat ho Aw : a n cs e T ho n nn ' exce ededsfe:rCretoni Colleg e , g l ,o alter *en ia r ska o n. :C c C O o l o i r e l p : a'11:0 us ,'hristi 1 .1)e a l : T:13- r r :rliy : Ti : aetha of m SCL John ollege . (m College, tge. atoll fe. I iel College. Church. PROMOTIONS. D. Fellow of :ti: Szj,e ' Yaverland, Isle of 11-. it, M.A. to the Rem:, . . esit •setshire, on the rest;-•: , • St on LB TOWNLEY, of To lie o seriously hut'. from one ottesmore hound:, rt he aliged to he remote! .the tance, and has not ''r e " • am' MCI se S. iuc Hawker, Lady of ' •ni dy of the Rev. D. 17 , - for Lin the north of Ireland, • s, 21 :ess of Athlone, of a da.:;:- ' Lady of Coiona Fraser,a ab ly of Major T. A. Corri-::, sy Engineers, of a act ' k Lieutenant-Colonel H... saki *OA. as of the Rev. Thomas 21 * 1 bye is. Bradshaw, widow d t Wilmslow, of a daughter. at b ED. .W. C. Clarke, £.q. d • I ;import, to the beautind late Colonel Maclean, '• TI Cr. • .1 a Caroline Augusta, to •• • a, Esq. Fishery Bowe, s bei 11 Curate of Leonard Pr r of the Rm. It. D. C , • t• Roucestershire. ranny Hammett, tlaa. TI rester. ofe, M.A. Vicar of An.- :Idest daughter a C. He: yd adon. is Coke, daughter of the , t I .Hall, Notts. 1 :Aeon, the Rev. Robert I is o, to Miss Dingwall, dawSi of all, merchant, Abe-deer. on, Hants, Akinnar , of Langston. •.1 t J. Fynmore, RM. to V W. Dunn,of Bradford, ' • e th, Esq. M.P. to Elio; it Edgar Stansfield, Stirgetc: ter of lobs Fula, DI. of 'tl D. 1] Nesle Lake, M.A. ersetslaire, the Rev. J. Pains he Rev. William SugdeD,::• lege, and late Rector el aged 66, the Rev. 'rt.-. .• I Head Master of the • • sr's house, in Hull, aged Wawn. I, Lieut. George Dunn, R• , in Lambeth, Angus Rifle Brigade. eat. Primrose, late of the . . 1 lelphia, aged 79, Mr. Vt''• nan who emigrated in the and late of Newbild,* ' apothecary. Spooner, who had been t stranger's attendant at ; aged veteran was very •• • les-who resort to Hamra I pauper in the Workhouse mother man, in St. We' an Macdonald, of Gard ridson Fleming, MD- ne t :et a short illness, Min )1r..- e Rev. Mr. Chaplin: olK • • No •race, ract, aged 57, Mrs. fell a martyr to her atter , the evening of the taw ' He was many years a E- • 'tomb, where be bad goal ; antes Landsboroagh, idl• 4' rnsumption. His turmoil so enjoyed his friendship. . le and instructive kir.i.; hich were the most prean' r • rr truth and integriqr ifs 1h regard for the various rt., e, in whatever shape, 3 4 r* r, in conjunction with am; ince attempted to forr.i..t e laudable undertaking -- ary for its furtherance. Sec Fr of Essays, Poetry, this memoir, during h'. s amh survived the icy woe- , ornament to his coutury.. ry of its literature. Ile e- . • od to the best of his 7:Wilr relatives and friends. bar:; res—one wbo will long epos niable and endearing goal:: • I BRIDGE TO-MORR O - 27 minutes afrer II --- it - SS liked by Lawn. Jiasti caple-Bar