Star. — London, England, 1818-05-11 00:00:00

THE FLOOD. amolome THE COBOURO THEATRE. • This new Theatre was opened on Saturday even ing with a private rehearsal, for the purpose of skew ing the interior, with its modes of ornament and illu mination. The accommodations for the audience are very well arranged. The three tiers of boxes are disposed in the amphitheatrical form : the two lower are painted of a fawn-colour, with crimson octagonal compartments, enclosing imitations of white bas-re liefs, and varied by the alternate mixture of gilded wreaths. The frontispiece of the proscenium, with the appropriate heraldic arms, is neatly executed.— The upper boxes and gallery front are adorned with a tolerably chaste imitation of a Grecian sculptured frieze. The ceiling, in its compartments, h4rmonizes agreeably with the rest of the house. From the centre a - large and magnificent cut-glass light is suspended, with a number of lamps of a bulbous form, pf ground glass, not of gas, but sufficient to exhibit the transpa rency and prismatic colouring of the pendant crystals. D . ii The late heavy rain, on Friday night, has done considerable damage at Ball's Pond, from the great inundation it has produced at that place' Kings. land-green is also under water. At Hackney, the flood has not been known so high for many years ; many of the cellars and kitchens are nearly filled. The water had so completely overflowed the toad is several places at Tottenham, that carts were em ployed at Id. per head, to carry people over; and the coaches in passing through it merely escaped the water pouring in at their doors. At Edmonton, too, it was truly alarming ; and the rapidity and force of the current was so great as to carry an im mense piece Of stone from the bridge at that place to a considerable distance. At Waltham Abbey the roads wer e impassable ; the fields in the neighbour hood also completely deluged ; and a mart on horse back attempting to make his way through the flood escaped with the greatest difficulty. The trees in a orchard at Waltham Abbey, situate in a descent, were nearly ten feet under water. From the heavy ram which commenced on Friday evening about six o'clock, and continued pouring in torrents of water incessantly till four o'clock on Sa turday morning, occasioned such a complete and irresistible deluge as to defy any thing like an accu rate description. It was like the overflowing of some mighty river, descending down the hill from the Pentonville-road in all directions towards Battle bridge, and its neighbourhood, with an overwhelm ing force, sweeping every thing along with it in the general current, and causing the destruction of all sorts of .property within it, reach. The watchmen at length became somewhat alarmed for their own safety from the rapid head the water was making and anxious to inform the inhabitants of the impend ing danger with u hich their dwellings were threat ened, endeavoured, at the hazard of their lives, at three o'clock in the morning, to give timely notice. It, however, had not the desired effect ; and it is impossible, in detail, to give an accurate account of the great d.anage it has occasioned, or where to co:anience with the truly devastful picture, which it presented at noon on Saturday. At the bottom of Skinner's-street, Somers-town, leading to Church row, Pancras, there is a large space of ground, in tended for the erection of a new greet, and which is partly commenced, and the workmen employed in the building of houses. The water that lodged here at one period was upwards of seven feet deep ; it appeared like a small river. The destruction here is truly lamentable. The above piece of ground was also used fc r making bricks, and upwards of 200,000 are now unfortunately under water. The remains of a saw-pit are just seen above the flood, and the top of the shed where the brickmakers were employed. In Church-row, Pancras, the kitchens belonging to the houses were overflowed with four feet of water ; every article also floating, and some persons who slept in them had scarcely time to escape with safety, the flood was so rapid in its attack. The cel lar of the Wheatsheaf, kept by Mr. Gardner, was so completely filled with water, that the barrels of beer were floating against each other, some of his spirit casks staved, and a considerable quantity of wil. damaged. Mr. e. Wallis, a baker, neat door to the above house, had not only his batch of bread de stroyed in his oven, but upwards of 12 sacks of It is impossible, at this early perio3, to ascertain the extent of the damage it has occasioned, but all the hon.,es in the neighbourhood have suffered more or less. 14th At Battle-bridge, the flood has also occasione.l great havoc the tellar of the White Ilart public. house is full of water, the articles in a similarsitua tion to those described in Mr. Gardner'.. Several men are employed in discharging it with buckets The road leading from the turnpike at the bottom of the road to Parker's-place, all along to P.:arl- Crc.,cent, termed a dreadful picture of devastation. The rapidity of the current which filled the ditches leading ailing this place was so great as to overflow tl e road, and render it totally impaisable. Several carts were employed in taking people over at• one pinny pet head. The gardens at Bagnige-wells wtre also deluged with the great overflow. The whole neighbourhood for upwards of a mile round presents a most distressing scene ; the inhabitants being employed in bailing out the water horn their premises. The damage must be very great. The heavy Wad incessant rain that fell during the whole of Friday night overflooded the whole cf I3i Wallway, so that on the whole of Saturday it had the appearance of .a large lake; and the flood was so rapid as far as Kennington Oval, as to sweep every thing before -it and the footway was dan germ's to pascenesrs of every description. Mr. Tink let, landlord of tile White Horse, Brixton Causeway, being out on business on Friday evening, but not coming home that night, it was feared that some thing had happened to him. On Saturday the most diligent inquiry was made after him to no purpose; but yesterday morning, at six o'clock, his body was found drowned close to the flood-gate by the water works at Kennington Oval : the body had many se vere bruises on it, suppoied from being dashed about in the current ; he had his watch, a pound note, and ss. in silver, in his pockets; the body was removed to the Clayton Arms, Clayton-street, where it was recognized by his son, and where it now remains for the inspection of a Coroner's Jury. purchase. Masioasitaint—The commission at Captain Amcor, of the tip:is root, is antedated to the 30th January. Hite, but be is not allowed to native any back-ray. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. - June 30, Charles Cotes. of &dam-Grove, Manta, and Met street, London, stationer, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY.SUPERSEDVD. Junes Jones and John Jones, of Leominster, liueu.drapen John Porter, of Writrgton, Somerset, nurseryman. Sarah Eliza Seth Townley, of Pope's Head-alley, Lombard street, widow, cook, victualler, dealer and chapwoman. • BANKRUPTS. James Pretheroe Aipe, Wdham Cooper, and Thomas Henry Birch, late of Fenchurch-street, Loudon, merchants, factors, deakus and copartners, to surrender M sy IG, 25, and June 20, at ten, at GriLlhall. Attornies, Messrs. Young and Hughes. St. Alildred's-court, roultry. William. Woodward, of Canaan-street, London, carpenter, dealer and chapman, May 16, 26, and June to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Gudmond, Earietrect, Blackfriars. William Hooper, of Tenbury, Worcestershire, maltster, dealer and ehapman, Juatril, at See, June 4 and 26, at eleven, at the Swan inn, Burford. hslip. Attorney, Mr. Robinson,Tenbury. James Wetherelt, of Rochester, hatter and hosier, dealer and chapman, May 16,w, and June to, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Basinyhall-street. Meadows Huleburst, of Liverpool, block and pimp-maker , May 26, 27, and June to, at one, at the ticorEe fun, Delo:. street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Leece, Lord -street, Liver pool; or Mr. E. Chester Staple - Inn, London. William Stubbs, of Manchester, coal-dealer, shopkeeper, dealer easel chapman, May 25, 26, and June 20, at two, at the lindge water Arms, Manchester. Attorules, Messrs. Duckworth, Ch!princLll, and Walton Manchester. John Carnaby, of Mcrpah, hiorthumberlaad, conurcus.brcwer, dealtr and ckapmau, June 1,9, and 20, at eleven, at the George Tavern, Newcastle -upon:lyne. Attornies, Meows. Mer,gisons and Ple Hatton - burden , London; or Mr. Henry lieu mil, of M orpeth.i James Sadd, of Greystoke-place, Fetter-lane, London, builder, dealer and chapman, May 19, 30, and June ett, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,' Mr. A. Warrand, Church-row, Fen . . The honour, delicacy, and inviolable secrecy con nected with the Medical Board for the cure of prevail ing diseases, are manifested from the public confi dence it has acquired. Since the Medical Board has been established, at Charlotte-house, GreatCharlotte street, 131ackfriars-road, and Woodstock-street, Ox ford -street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes have been restored to perfect health, many of whom had lingered for years under the most pain ful and obstinate diseases, were pronounced incurable by respectable practitioners, and several discharged from Hospitals—such are the effects resulting from combined talents !! Messrs. COOPER and Co. of Me dial and Surgical celebrity, after forty years expe -1 nence 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 12 o'clock—Patients at a distance, describing their case, immediately attended to. All letters tobe directed th Charlotte-house, Blackfriars-road, but none are answered which do not contain a coastlines tee. John Joseph Tilley, of Hampstead, Middlesex, music -teller, mu sic -master, dealer and chapman, May 16, uo, and June 20, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Hanley, New Bridge street, Illsekfriars. George Milne, of Llrond-stratt, Landes, merchant and under- - , writer, May 12, 26, and June 20, at eleven, at Guildhall.— Attomies, Messrs. Smith and LawfordiDrapers-hall. London. Thomas rn g leby, of Birmingham, common-carrier, May 28, at the Trentham Inn, Trentham, May 2P, at the Swan Inn, 'lanky, and June 20, at the Dog Inn, Bandon, Staffordshire, tt twelve. Attornies, Messrs. Dent and litlikins, Stone Staffordshire; or Mr. Walker, Exchequer Office of Pleas Lincoln's Inn. William Barton, of Doncaster, York, makster, dealer and chip man, May 22, at seven. 28, and Jure 20, at nine, at the Guildhall, Doncaster. Attornies, Vt. Lever, tira)'s Inn square; or Mr. Fisher, Doneastrr. Anthony Dora, of Vauxhall, victualler, dealer and chap trap, Pay 16, 23, and June 20, in ten, ar Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Nettlefold, Norfolk-strect, 1k rand. William Batty, of Kirkby-Stepiten. Westmorland, tobacconist. dealniand Chapman, May 27, 28, and June 20, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Williams, ('aide-street, Liverpool. Ad/m -ales, Mr. Williams, Liverpool; or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. Benjamin Mellow Taylor. of Woolmenstreet, Poplar, budder, dealer and chapman, May 16, 96, and June to, at ten, at Gaildhall Attwacy, Mr. Walker, Liacols'i-kn-C:144. FROM SATURDAY Nrcrirs GAZETTE. 111 ward Welder, of tattle, Stunt, tailoi, dealer Le s d ap , IMay 12, 30, and June 90, at ten at Guildhall, 1, 2 e Anomie', Mr. Mamin, Battle; or less. ()remnant! F or. [This Gazette announces, that his Royal Highness the Pauses nereau, Angel-court, Throgmortoneareet. RKOZBIT has been pleased, in the name and en the behalf of his Robert Chambers Ball, Bristol, baker, dealer aid ch. Musser, to appoint General his Grace CIIASIXI Buke of Ries- Ivey Is, 19, and June 110, at twelve, at the Bash TnTia.." aeon. &c. K. Go to be Captain-General and •Gotertior-M-Chiel Bristol. Anomie', Mr. King, &dune. I nn , p kti. „ tre :,! in and over the Provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, Nova or Mr. Frankis, John - street, kiristoL • ,Scotia, and New Brunswick, and the laLands of Prince Ed- William huddle, of Drury-lane, carpenter and builder; )1 ward and Cape Breton, and that his Orate had taken the usual I , a, 23, and June SW, at ten, at Guildhall. Att . - a7 oaths as Governor of the said Provinces and Islands. It also Coombs, Clifford's-inn. e r-frYi sir. noSiies, that the Pante' Run= has appointed A. R. Weuseiner, James Kin:sell, of Blackwell, painter and g lazi er* dealer ad Req. Page of Honour in Ordinary ; conferred the honour a Chapman , May 16,.23, and Jun e 20, at eleven, at G - 7 Knighthood upon Router NVlcaan, Esq. M.P. and appreved of m At an tom , teiya,,yMlr4.,Gaocidt sic, I d s . , l , :i i ginetreet, d June 20 P , 0:1 t ar. amc, ~ ti. M. losenus Patymtv, as Portuguese Consul- General ) John Boot, Stratford-upon-Avou, cora-dealer, dealer w MILITARY PROMOTIONS, Warwick Arms Inn Warwick. Anomie', Muni. Ad; 1... NYAR.OTFICIL, MAY 8, 1818. ton and Gregory, ' Bedfo-d.row ;or Mean r d in 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons - Joseph Ilaydock Board- p age , w at . wi . k. - 1 Inas and man Haydock, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Palli ser, promoted. DIVIDENDS to be nude at G CI LDIIA li e 19th Ditto-Alexander Wilton Daabwood, Gent to be Cornet, June 6, J. Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. Riede ; l e, by purchase, vice Gowdie, promoted. moo -street, bankers, as twelve. May 30, T. n0wetbi..:',7..... flat Ditto-John Broadhead, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, Bondsstreet, milliner, at one. Mayl2, E. lial.dall,te r ,.. r . - vice Moulton, promoted. corn-dealer, at twelve. May 30, J. Cramp, (w er e, n , i p',.,.'" r Oth Ditto Cornet Edward Henry Steed to be Lieutenaot, ten. May 30, P. Johnson, Bevis Marks, eay. ent r tit ' ',' ' t vice Kingdon, deceased ; Lieutenant Edward Harvey Fon May 30, J. Amos and C. Sutherland, St. lidee'l,..,. ~...r . eta, from Owe 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, withom per- chants, at twelve . June 6, J. P. Greaves, PL ni. ap , w il... chase, vice Amid, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons; Fisher, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, merdure,. a ta Cornet Duncan M. Ckmgali to be Lieutenant, without pot'. June 6, W. IL Cox, Bread street, war e h ous e:lie: a l d er ,. chase, vice J. G. Brunton , deceased ; Robert Fllis, Gant. to May 26, A. Hendy, Gowerertreet, builder, at eler:ei. - be Cornet, without purchase, vice Steed ; Charles Perdvall, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Morris, deceased. DIVIDENDS to be nude in the c ouvntr. 6th Regiment of Foot-George Thomas I lcirharo, Gent. to June 4, IL. and J. Penistan, lionicastle i.: ienaien n be F.nsign, by purchase, vice Heigham, who retires. eleven, at the Real Lion, Hon:castle. June 31, C. c 'tr....-. 14th Ditto-Lieutenant Jacob Meek, from half-pay of the Re- &dimwit, innkeeper, at tea, at the Swan, StaTere. j ure • `invent, to be Lieutenant, vice Samuel Bear-bereft, who ea. J. Beech, Stone, linen-draper, at tea, at the Seen, .1..... changes, receiving the difference. Julie 1, E. Dickenson and Co. Liverpool, mereltar..l, at do-, , 7th Ditto-Ensign Thomas Shuldham O'Halloran to be Lieu. at the George, Dale4street, LiverpoL May 30, J. Le e , tenant, without purchase, vice Greenhill, deceased; John Reilzol, woollen -41,3 1w. at is elve. SA the Commerdei 11,, Thomas Nagel, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, Via) Bristul. June 2, J. rota, hull, hatter, at eleven, at tin lki O'Halloran. and Duck, Scale-hoe ' Hull. June 1, J. Lee, leverpod,ne. tat Ditto - Captain Richard Doherty, from the half-pay of the chant, at one , at the Star and Garter, Liverpool. Mae 7,p , L 27th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Archibald Scoff. Mira-. clock-maker, at twelve, at rue Royal eke, Maclean, who exchanges; Ensign George Deere, from the Mina- May 30, T. Vaughan, NewParl,sh9A++ per, adage. 4th West India Regiment, to be Second Lieutenant, vice at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Jute 7, A. Bayer, list. Home, who exchanges. pool, merchant, at eleven, at the (Ace of Mew.. Lam ant 24th Ditto-Lieutenant George Darling, from the 50th Foot, Co- Caade`aereet. Liverpool to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Jago, who retires upon the CERTIFICATES-MAY :0. half-pay of the 30th Foot. 30th Ditto-Captain Robert Baker, from the 60th Foot, to be J. RTezzun' Calverley elnth • maire - , tatter"' J. Cook , lint. pan!, merchant. J. Miller, King s-road„ Ciente, undo= Captain of a Company, vice Grove, who exchanges. J. Mason, Cambridge confectioner. E.llflean,T o re e d t ,, g. r . dealer. W. ilezard;Yermouth, mast-maker. T. W. Ken-4u, 40th Ditto-Ensign Thomas Miller, from the kali-pay of the 57th Foot, to be Ensign, vice George Booth, who exchanges. 1141- linen-dra per ' W. N. Weigh., h So, kfc 48th Ditto-Lieutenant Phineas Charles Cockburn, front half- 113 " u • -• „ , L , ~__,______ g•• P rd Abbott, pay of the 29th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Heard, iiirszer• J. "'"*.e , ruaawarralUare, merchant. who exchanges, receiving the difference. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSIIIPS. 59th Ditto-Captain Willi.= Mandeville, from half-pay of the Parker and Fereday, turninsium, platers. Mb. radii-. shot, Plymouth Dock, drapers. R. and S. S e rn ee d, e w . Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice William Wit beth, bricklayers. Edmundson and Ca. illackhur.., c ~:,.. . Stinson, who exchanges, receiving tier difference ; Edward Co ventry, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice White, nufacturers. Fournier and Co. Che:paide, warikee k irei e who resigns pen and Sluice, Shoreditch, IL-cr.-drapers. 0.-44 G. !Aar; , Cir diem. carpenters. Briggs. and Co. Turkevenerelianta lx{ Gist Ditto-Ensign Graves Ackland to be lieutenant, without and Tritton, Whitechapel, coppersmiths. Vueock and ( ' a. Is. purchase, vice Biggar, deensed ; William Annesley Cowan, Gent. to be Ensign vice Ackla.-:!. verie-street, iron-masters Nelson and liaertirter, RAW. wed. 65th Ditto Captain Henry H. Jecob, from the 56th Foot, to staplers. Xppieton and Co. Hull, co rn -factors . Appl eb y sa d be Captain of a Company, vice John Ouodger, who retires ',antedate, nipw, surgeons. Fits anal Co. raknotrk, teem. ' upon half-pay of the 56th Foot. chandlers. Webb and Co. Fortsmeteb, gardeheve J. 8 , 4 F. 67th Ditto--Lieutetiant William Clarke, from the 66th Foot, Pullen!, Mimed, horn-drapers. Nichols.m and n, e!, N., v to be Lieutenant, vice Frage, deceased. rstele-upon-Tyne, plesterers. Rhode-. and Co. Sheara, cric . 66th Ditto-Captain William Alexarder Craig, from half-pay Thome and m . u . ka .. Br i m * liaan ,„ frapc . s. of the 84th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice henry Archdall, who exchanges, receiving the difference. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN In rested ard l'ales, heat 110th Dittb-Captain Frederick Grove, from the 30th Foot, to the Returns received in the week ending May!. tele. be Captain of a Company, vice Baker, aho exchanges • John Wheal Rye. Barley. oats. . Beata Per. Penn, Gent. to be Ensign, by eurehase, vice Masi, who a. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. ~ d. md res . 39 10 53 4 53 5 :2 2 14 8 54 : sob Ditto-Design Andrew Reran to be Lieutenant, without The Aveagi. Pr::r of Sag ,r, from 0. • re.a.r.is r.r.:c 1s tin purchase, vice Ill`Lean, promoted. week ending Or: Cth Mel., I els, is :A4. s J.1.-tr con 19th Ditto--Lieutenant Ch tries Scarlin Naylor, from half-pay - of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James Biagrave, Whc exchanges, receiving the difference ; Ensign John Goodwin. to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Brush, deceased. Rifle Brigade-Captain William Henre Stewart. from the half . pay of the 100th* root, to be Captain of a Company, vice John Macdcrinid, who exchange,. Id West India Regiment-Ensign Cornelius Jones Dunn to be Liertenant, without purchase, vice Gough, deceased ; Gent!. - anto-Cadet Richard Lowe, gom the Royal hillitary College, to be Daises, vice Duna. 4th West India Regiment-Second Lieutenant David Home, from the 21st root, to be F.naigm, vier brace, who exchanges. 107.4 African Corps-Lieutenant Jobs Carroll Peach, from the half-pay of the late C... -abut &Tales, td be Lieutenant, vice Wallace, deceased. 2d Lack Garrison Company, for the r i iefence and Protection of the Bahaman-John Maclean, Gent- to be Ensign, without ' •• ECCLEiIASTICAL PROMOTION& Thursday, Mr. Wm. Law Pope, 11. sra. Maw. and Mr. Johd Whittington Ready 1AA441. at WOMSet College, Cliford. on Dr. Llerl.e*. foandarLi.. Wednesday. the Rev. Janus Thomas logien/ay, Facer College. was admitted &dicks: us acd eat Tharsday, Doctor in Divinity. Same day, Mr. Wm. Law Pope, 8.4017 of Warsaw Cul. .lege, was admitted Bachelor sit Arts. Rev. Henry D0nr...., Vicar of Cranbirse, is collated to Rectory of Boscombe, Wilts. The Lord Lieutenant of !retard has appointe... Pam At. thnr Smith Adamson, A.B. to be C:aplain to the ICag's Red Military Infirmary, Phenix Park, Dublin. April 28, the congregation Of South SWIMS gave i edits*. Andrew Sur k, preacher of the gospel. to be clic: pester, Is us plate of the Rev. Wm. Bruce, resigned. BIRTH. The gd inst. at Dove., the Lady et Capt Thome* lei - 4 Engineers, of a ►on. MA Thursday, at Claydon, Lieut. George Thiry, or the n 1 Foot, to bibs Ann Heckling, of St. Neat's, Hantuipler..l.4. Tuesday, at Gloucester, the Rev. C. Fitt, of Onel CoL7. la Anna Flies, widow of R. Robbins, Ns+ late of lincon s In. Rev. Ruben Trines', DA. of St. John's Corege, Conan* youngest son of John Beaton Tritten, Esc. of Landord.oreet. London, to Mary, eldest daughter of Vincent 'liken Dior, Esq. of Flookwood, Surrey. The 30th alt. at St. Mary's, Reading, W. S. Stith, Esq. lid Royal Hussars, to Sarah titulary, third diagllta of Jaa Duckett, Esq. of Southcote ks. At WiokE - Id, Berk:, the lit v. Wrn. Caning, rector of Tii Heileman, York, to Mary Jane, d....:Lbte7 of the Me Gorge Etch, Esq. of Saphia Farm. April 30, at Deal, the Rev. J. B. Bunn, Vicar of St. Da. 'tan's, Canterbury, to Ann, dau t Oter of the late T. Pratt. lie. of I lierworth, In the county of Dorham. DIED. At Holyhead, ea the Id instant, Lora Lloyd, else! Imes Agnew SteTC4ll. Req. and eldest daughter of Colonel Faseet ham, of lientiwr, Merionethshire. Dec. 11, on board the floe. Company's ship Sueatliza, Ws. Parker, Esq. of the Bengal Civil tkrvice. May 4, at Ramsgate, Jude Jackson, in consequence of leed practice to wbkh many females are aduleted, that of Oita; tat ear with a needle whim at work. The young warm/1,1,44 for a few days the nicat tur,riating pains. • Monday sennight, Mrs. L.dio, housekeeper of Mul:aantli of Braintree, in tie tzd year of her aze. She was grind 'et a pain under her left breast about two o'clock, shortly after tier, and died about four the nine afternoon. The sd inst. at Gaudy, aged 77, Wm. Farthirg, who acted as Pariah Clerk in that Parish :2 ran, and before time at Ker.tford, in the ante capacity, nearly •20 Tears In the 69:h year of Ms age, the Rev. SeMaeos Sayer!, sew' of Hyktham, lincobashire, vicar t 1 S . ..ltota ikarcr, Wdts, chaplain to St. Thomas's Ilospital. Tuesday, at &ower Provost, Dom t, aged se, hi' ward (Myer D.D. rector of Bwatiscontb, Kent, and leo" , Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge. Friday semi/lit aged 34, the Rev. Charles Edward Foal , B.D. Fellow pf Been% College. Monday, at the house of Bleb) , Lenity, Esq. Relol e l' square, London, the Rev. Wm. Come, Student and Ir a Cia' nor of Christ Church, Oxford. Tuesday, in the 65th year of her age , Mr s. Gauntlet, I.f!e the Rev. Dr. Wuntlett, Warden New College, Oifel April 14, at Aberdeen, Dr. James Al4ll, rhysichr• March 10, at Praserburgb, Mn. Troup, age.tl 73, relict arty late Captain William Troup, FraserburLh. April 10, aged 90, Henry I/unto:ale, Esq. of Cepgreaelt 6: Knantsborongh, map years 3LP. for tiwc2anty of kcal. p • PRICE OF UT II O TUAT Bk. Stock Omn.2t 2 1 1 pc. Red. 79111 India Boas 98 99 Pr. Cons. Wan} Each. Bills (Yd.) 18 97 4 per Ct. fidi 97 Ditto tilid) 10 Nary 10711 Cons. for Ac. SOM Long Anns. 901 7-16 Lottery Ticket 119 10" HIGH MATER at LONDON; 111111)GIC TO-31110 160 ?darning - - SO Warted dee 6 Afternoon - I ----,- ...... 7 LONDON : rented and pubbied 14 Lam ILisTjto nice, Ttnit-Eta. PM Fl Yr. int I IP . _ . . . e „. . , Ildward Wielder, of tattle, Smut, taffinl, dealer mil mmiIeINECE THE FLOOD. FROM SATURDAY Nrcrirs GAZETTE. I May 12, 30, and June 90, at ten oio ousak - a e a ..thaPrn THE COBOURO THEATRE. -- ------ wiumni itookite, of Drury-lane , caipenter and build M Attornies, Mr , Mertin, Battle ; or biel era . , 1.4 " •••• :' This Gazette announces, that his Royal Highness the Panic, l nereau, Angel-court, Throgmortoneet e set . std re. Bristol, halm. dealer ald c h ap .,- • 1 • ' • • • --•,-- The late heavy rain, on Friday night, has done RIGOUT Lai been pleased, in the name and en the behalf of lass Robert Chambers Ball, This new Theatre was vened on Saturday even- considerable damage at Ball's Pond, from the great . mantery, to appoint General his Grace CZAZIALS Duke of Rice- Ivey He, 19, and June 90, at twelve, at th e Bash T " • I 1; ing with a private rehearsal, for the purpose of skew - . inundation it has produced at that place' KinL mom dee- K. Ga to be Captaht-General and "Goternorelo-Chiel Bristol. Anomie% Mr. King, Sale m - ' s I nn , Fi , tt "('' in the interior, with its modes of ornament and illu- land-green is also under water. At Hackney, in and over the Provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, Nova or Mr . Frankis. Jolusestreet, kiristoL .Scotia, and New Brunswick, and the Island, of Prince Ed- onto ; I ation. The accommodations for the audience flood has not been known so high for many years ; 'ward and Cape Breton, and that his Grace had taken the usual In, 23, and June go, at ten, at Guildhall. Atter cr.. - - - , a7 are very well arranged. The three tiers of boxes are , many of the cellars and kitchens are nearly filled. I oaths as Governor of the said Provinces and Islands. It also Coombs , Clifford' •n. -- al' , -`n , •• Al I a disposed in the arnplaitheateical form : the two lower notifies, that the Passer Renner has appointed A. R. Welessizir, James Kin:sell, of Blackwellpainter and ri octagonal The water had so completely overflowed the toad in , glazier, dealer tel are painted of a fawn-colour, with crimson several places at Tottenham, that carts were em- Eat Page of Honour in Ordinary ; conferred the honour of chapman, May 16,.23, and June so, at eleve n , at G , Knighthood neon ROZIAT WICRAN, ESC'. ;M.P. and appreved of Attorney. Mr. Goodc.hild. iligb-street, p a n,. compartments, enclosing imitations of white bas-re- ployed at Id. per head, to carry people over ; and M. IGNATIUS PALTART, as Portuguese Consul-Gene ) o -row, , or dear:. Til rea , as( toi ma , n, and lltt rego l%at , sis, 15, and June 20, a't E . ---'-. John Boot, Strarford-uporoAvou, cora-deale r d ea l er Ltda ., fiefs, and varied by the alternate mixture of gilded the coaches in passing through it merely escaped the MILITARY PROMOTIONS. i ! , wreaths. The frontispiece of the proscenium, ' with the appropriate heraldic arms , is neatly executed.- water pouring in at their doors. At Edmonton, too, it was truly alarming ; and the rapidity and WA ReerPICE, MAY 8, 1818 . Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick. Anomie', :11 .t1.(c. 4. Bedf -d • ewe Lain t F t . p I 4 The upper boxes and gallery front are adorned with a tolerably chaste imitation of a Grecian sculptured frieze. The ceiling, in its compartments, harmonizes to a considerable force of the current was so great as to carry an im- mense piece of stone from the bridge at that place distance. At Waltham Abbey the 12th Recim d ent k of Light Dra g_oons--Jrph h y . Board - p age , w arw . d , Ila dock man Hay oc , Gent, to be Cornet, y pure ate, vice Palli- ser, prom , DIVIDENDS to be nude at G CILDHAIe. 19th Ditto-Alexander Wilton Dashwood, Gent. to be Cornet, Junk 6, J. Whitehead, m. Howard, and J. ItadA s er S. bt * I agreeably with the rest of the house. From the centre roads were impassable ; the fields in the neighbour- byanrchase, vice Gowdie, promoted. ...oe, e... eetoo-street, bankers, at twelve. May 30, I'. &wain .. List Ditto-John Broadhead, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. Bondestrect, milliner, at one. May la, E. aeassa Or a - large and magnificent cut-glass light is suspended, hood also completely deluged ; and a man on horse- vet Moulton promoted. ee corn-dealer at twelve. blay 30. J. Crami R t e r }: " V. :? . ..ta . " WI / with a number of lamps of a bulbous form, pf ground back attempting to make his way through the flood aseit Ditto Cornet Edward Henry Steed to be Lieutenant, ten. May 30, P. Johnson, Bevis Marks, n.y e ...„; 7, l ' eflo 4r ` 't tie vice Kin don, deceased ; Lieutenant Edward Harvey Fos- May 30, J. Amos and C. Sutherland, St. We r e ;._... v e - ' 1I I ' glass, not of gas , but su ffi cient to exhibit the transpa- rency and prismatic colouring of the pendant crystals. escaped with the greatest difficulty. The trees in a slew, roes. our, from tn- 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, withog pits- chants, at timbre. June 6, J. P. Greyed, 11. n,,,, , zed , of , orchard at Waltham Abbey, situate in a descent, were nearly ten feet under water. chase, vice Amid, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons; Fisher, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-sued, merchae u , tte ... Cornet Duncan M.Dougall to be Lieutenant, without put'. June 6, W. IL Cox, Bread street, warehousemd-, ' e t a Tat --..1" 11l IRISH THEATRICALS. chase, vice J. G. Brunton, deceased ; Robert Ellis , Gent. to May 26, A . s Oo tn we tc r-struo mme , in builei tbe er c , o a t t :v elow: l; :... - e•c - From the heavy rain which commenced on Friday ell evening about six o'clock, and continued pouring in be Cornet, wi th out purchase, vice Steed ; Charles Perdvall, Wednesday senmight, a Comedy, from the pen of torrents of water incessantly till four o'clock on Sa- Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Morris, deceased. . a Lady CLARKZ, was brought out at the Dublin Theatre. 6th lie u tenant of Foot-George Thomas Heiehara, Gent. to June 4, IL, and J . Penistan, liorricastlz, i , .: k-auker, .. tit t urday morning, occasioned such a complete and be Ensign, by purchase, vice Heigharn, who retires. eleven , at the Re/ Lion, Horneastle. J une lo r ea .; a . It is called The Irishwoman i ser e A Match for a Law- Let k irresistible deluge as to defy any thing like an accu- y t • •ie• ..- 14th Ditto-Lieutenant Jacob Meek, from half-pa of he R e - Rulleston. innkeeper, at ten, g the Swa m , sten' C. r -. J j. ut ikee ie I, ll, E. Ser laen li son nell.ar and Per Co'. l at iverpool, "l4 at nt t t e ret S z7 l. .s, a t cler k yer. The following is the dramatis person:. e: . rate description. It was like the overflowing of some giment, to be Lieutenant , vice Samuel Beachcroft, who ex- ...., : ( Lord Ancestor (an old Peer, proud of his lineage, and m aking mighty river, descending down the hill fro :n the changes, receiving the difference , it a constant subject of conversation)„. Mr. W. Feaster. 17th Ditto-Ensign Thomas Shuldham O'Halloran to be Lieu. at the George, Deleeetreet, LiverpeoL May 30, J. L u ~ Sir Tube Timorous (an amorous and rather singular old Gen- Pentonville-road in all directions towards Battle- tenant, without purchase, vice Greenhill, deceased; John Bristol , woollen-draper , at twelve at the COGllUvrdal !Iva - 1 I Oman), Mr. FULLAIL. bridge, and its neighbourhood, with an overwhelm- Thomas Nagel, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vi ce Bristul. June 2, J. Feu, Hull, hatter, at eleven, at tilt D.; • I ' .Dotter Otauerton (a Chronologist, or disciple of Spurzheint, ing force, sweeping every thing along with it in the O'Ha ll oran. and Dock, Scal-laoe Hull. June 1, J. lee, Uwe re : , end pursuing his theories on the heads of all. ho come in his aaa„,a. current, l and causing the destruction of all 91st Ditto-Captain Richard Doherty, from the hainpay o f th e chain, at one, at the kar sad Garter, Liverpool. Mae 50,11 eel ' way, and, on the whole, a laugbable character), Mr. Vineence. s,'''''27th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Archibald Scene Think., clock-fez-ter, et twelve , at the Baja Ilk i Pr Terence Mac Whack (an Irishman, full of the humour and pe- sorts of :property within its reach. The tchmen ItLackan, who exchanges; Ensign George Deare, from t h e Think. May 30 , T. Vau g han , Newport, slaneke, e er, na t e ., I ''. cellar-ides of his country), Mr. Weep. Mr..knes, (an Attorney, not remarkable for the morality of at length became somewhat alarmed for their own safety from the rapid head the water was making • 4th West India Regiment, to be Second Lieutenant, v i ce at the Ommercial Room's, Bristol. Jute 7, A. ii - -•- Home, who exchanges.arr. LTV- pool, merchant, at eleven, at the Office of Mew.. Lem ad pi y r , 1 his practice,) Mr. FLIT4INC.TON. and anxious to inform the inhabitants of the impend- 24th Ditto-Lieutenant George Darling, from the 30th Foot, Co- Caide-Gueet, Liverpool net I Captain litigant, (an O ffi cer, and the lover of Miss Timoroten) . h to si be f Lieutenant, vice Charles Jago, who retires upon the CERTIFICATES-MAY ZO. I p Mr. SMYTIISON. in danger With which their dwellings were threat- -pay of the 30th Foot. I i ! These Corm the principal male characters. cried, endeavoured, at the hazard of their lives at J. Rye-raft Calverley elotheneou3sea ' 30th Ditto-Captain Robert Baker, from the 69th Foot, to be • ' -•, -wet. J. Cog, Lire. the pool, merchant. J. Miller, King's-road, Chelua, modurs. Mrs. O'CaUggher, (the Irishwoman, whose shrewdness and three o'clock in the morning, to give timely notice. Captain of a Company, vice Grove, who exchanges. Pa: spirit have been found to overmatch the Attorney,) Mrs. Erivere. J. Mason, Cambridge, confectioner. E. Ilncou,Torteck,kan It, however, had not the desired effect ; and it is 40th Ditto-Ensign Thomas Miller, from the kali-pay of the dealer . W. IL jy yoroun ,_, te, mastonaher. T. in Keynote ITN I 1 /1.:..i.$ Timorous, (a sentimental young Lady, who is wooed by • t o • an Lord Ancestor, but dislikes him,) Miss Roc:. im poss ib l e , in detail, give accurate account of 4 BYI t ti f t . r t' l t l i eu b te e n i t s : g Pli vice G Ch eorg ark e s ß Ck h is who fro r t i t g a e lL aneenbt b.en- dee p er . W. N. Wrigh e Sol4eferd Abhor' 14 " i . ma rPICAOR, (a busy, intriguing, sprightly, French girl, waiting- d 1.0 MIEN Timorous), Mrs. LASZNST. the great (tentage it has occasioned, or where to coainience with the truly devastful picture, which it w pa h y o of e the 29th Foot, to be :changes, receiving the d i lif ie • That feature in the Play upon which its success presented at noon on Saturday. At the b ottom of 59th Ditto-Captain Willi.= Mandeville, e u rrn ten ce an . t, vice join Heard, threlsr. . 1 - Wilkes Flntherr- square, reerchart. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSIIIPS. Parket and Fereday, Westin:ham platers. MEI a 3.- the Pt•• the II Regiment, to be Captein of a Company, frcen vice hai ntriliam y , cif :it e - Ed audio@ and Co. Iliackher;, s 4 ,,,, L• f er ; er I chiefly, if not wholly depends, is the very novel part Skinner's-street, Somers-town, leading to Church- shot, Plymouth Dock, drapers. R. and S. Sh . a ' . ash Union, who ex:heaps, receiving the di ff erence ; Edward CO.' heth bricklayers nufaco' an tir d ers. s.m r Fournier sh icr or alid itc r h o ; li f . lie n_d :paide, wan o lteasor.o..sle e of Mrs. o.Gailagherl--An Irishwoman is almost new row, Pancras, there is a large space of ground, in- venter, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice White, rw to the stage, but an Irishwoman of the old and vul- tended for the erection of a new greet, and which is who resigns. P CZ client. carpenters. ikiggs and Co. Turkevenex " claents 4 G. 1 ! 1 7 .. gar school, upon whom was to rest the great support partly commenced, and the workmen employed in else Ditto-Ensign Graves Ackland to be Lieutenant, without and Tritton, Whitechapel, coppersmiths. Peen* and ll'e. 11: vice Biggar, deceased ; William Annesley Cowan, °of the piece, was a bold and dangerous flight of the the building of houses. The water that lodged here purchase,Gent. to be Ensign. vice Ackla,n.!. author, particularly when it could hardly be supposed at one period was upwards of seven feet deep ;it 65th Din • Captain Henry H. J-.cob, from the 56th Foot, to vell"treet. Leon-masters Mel " and deddliter . Haifa ' " 81. staplers. Ifpieton and Co. Hull, co Lanedek, 4son, C o . lOUs al Mil Co. Taknoi Winn ra-factors. Appleby mi l that an actress could be found capable of sustaining appeared like a small river. The destruction here is be Captain of a Company, vice John Goodger, who retires 1 - the part in all its richheis and brogue, and peculiar truly lamentable. The above piece of ground was upon half-pay of the 56th Foot. chandlers. 'ebb and Co. Portsmeu•h, gerdnesa 5 , sea F. os i 67th Disco-Lieutenant William Clarke, from the Stich Foot, Pollard, Bristol, linen-drapers. NichAem and D. Li, n ee pe • characteristics. To attempt to aourtray such a cha- also used far making bricks, and upwards of 200,000 1 . 1 . racter was not a less dangerous eaterptise on the part are now unfortunately under water. The remains of 68 t th o b i 3 i tLat o - Ca eutenau t lyic Frage, dt ceased. eastle-upon-Tyne, plasterers. Rhodes and Co. Shelliele, cede. li of the actress ; yet both succeeded. Mrs. EniwlN a saw-pit are just seen above the flood, and the top William Altaander Craig, (coin half - Pal` Thorne and Marker. Bristol, boatel of the 84th Foot, r to be Captain of a Company, vice Henry DI Ta gave both life, spirit, and colouring to the original of the shed where the brickmakers were employed. Archdall, who exchanges, receiving the &Serener. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in roglend and Tits, Pm 69th Dine-Captain Frederick Grove, from the sots Foot, to the Retutns received in the week aiding )ky!. Isis. en drawing of the author, and the Irishwoman was In Church-row, Pancras, the kitchens belonging be Captain of a Company, vice Baker , aho exchenges • John Wheat Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Par. crowned with unmixed approbation. Indeed the to the houses were overflowed with four feet of - Penn, Gent. to be Ensign, by rursha , se, vice Mani, who s. d, s. d. a. d. s. d. 11. d. f. d Itt applause was enthusiastic throughout the perform- water; every article also floating, and some persons redres. 89 10 S 3 4 53 5 32 2 3S 8 se : I IL ;,:e and on the fall of the curtain.- The characters who slept in them had scarcely time to escape with 66th Ditto--Enslgn Andrew Rena to he Lieutenant, without The Avera g e Pr;:e of Su g ar, from ti, returns r e ' n i t i a tin tizi were in general very credibly sustained. safety, the flood was so rapid in its attack. The eel- purchase , vice M . Lean , promoted . week ending the 6 th Mey , 1219, iii Me. ed. per gr. oat qf . 9th Ditto-Lieutenant Ch irks Scarlin Na or from half-pay ---- Another new species of Theatrical Representation lar of the Wheatsheaf, kept by Mr. Gardner, was so E or the . - dal was hazarded in the person of Dr. Chateetton, a completely filled with water, that the barrels of beer recharges, receiving the d Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice lame , Blagrave, who - ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION& - ;Terence ; Ensign John Goodwin Thursday, Mr. Wm. Law Pope, 11. 1. as., electol Mgr. an 1 Chronologist. The terms of Science, and of its pre- were floating against each other, some of his spirit to e Brigade-Captain lieutenant, without purchase, vice Brush, deceased. and Mr. Jo Whittington Ready LL:,1,41. Sal .:LC of WOICSSII -l' tenders, must necessarily be "Caviare to the Gene- casks staveßrigade-Captain William Haire Stewart.. from the half- College, Oxford. on Dr. Use., 1 lOGIVaII.."' %r rar-and it undoubted) enuity dams ed. Mr. Wa l lis, a ba k er, next , y deman d e d much inggldoor to the and a considerable quantity of wiee Rifi pay 01 the lath' root, to be Captain of . a Compeuy, vice h Jahn Misacratud, who exchanges. Wednesday. eke Rev. Jam s * Th omas ammy, :.I. t. Farm eel '; . k College. was admitted Bachelor in Difatity, zed ill Tharsdar, ii i to make Dr. Si)urzheim s organs intelligible to the above house, had not only his batch of bread de- eel Wert India Regiment-lassign Cornelius Jones Dunn to b e Damor in Divinity. audience. This we think our fair countrywpman strayed in his oven, but upwards of 12 sacks of fleet Lieetenant,without purchase, vice Gough, deceased; Gentle- Same day, Mr. Wm. Law Pope, &bola of remote Ca- ~.. , has effected-and Chalterton, in the hands of Mr. It is impossible, at this early periol, to ascertain the than - Cadet Richard Lows, gons the Rinfai Military College, 'kr* 994 admitted Bachelor of Aft& I Rev. Henry Dorms, Vicar of Cranberse, is collated to i , WRENnIi, was ineductive of much amusement. Peal- extent of the damage it has occasioned, but all the iti r be Ensign, Tice Duna' gree and family pride were well ridiculed in Lord holi.,cs in the neighbourhood have suffered more or west India Regiment-Second Lieutenant David Home, Rector, of Boscombe, Wilts. jo,isklaery.4",:it.tamor, the- Bengal Civil ;Hire. adul.citd' di, 4,h,Plo'knilt...."*. ri.t from the list root, to be F.nsi g n, vier Deare, who exchanges. The Lord lieutenant of Ireland has Illnsointn l " 1 " lee. IP' Ancestor, and rpost admirably sustained by Mr. W. less. royal African Corps-Lieutenant John Carro ll Peach, from thur Smith Adamson, A.B. to be C:aplain to the Lag's Bird 1 FA MIEN. The great strength, however, of the Piece, At Battle-bridge, th e flood has also occasione 1 th e half-pay of the late Cmedien &trill:es, to be Lieutenant, Military Infirmary, lark Park, Dublin. • April 28, the congregation of SOUtb Shield{ pus edits St. 111 . • was in the character of the Irishwoman, by Mrs. great havoc : tlx cellar of the White Hart public- ` 1 " W ` ll ' w e' deceakc i ' • 24 Lack Garrison Company, for the l' i lefemte and Protection Andrew Static, preacher of the gospel. to he th e: most, la ea a s . I • Enwia. This Lady's dress and appearance were of house is full of water, the articles in a similar titua- of the Bahamas-John Maclean, Gaut. to be Ensign, wi th out place of th e Rev. rim, Bruce, resigned- OM • thernaelves a little Comedy. Nothing could be more tion to those described in Mr. Gardner'.. Several purchase. BIRTH,. me , . ludicrous than her interview with Lord Ancestor ; it men are employed in dischargine it with buckets ..- C. brought down the house, as the phrase is, and caused The road leading from the turnpike at the bottom Mestmernsuat.-The commission of Captain Jerionr, of the dfnli root, is antedated to the 30th Jmeory. 1814, but he is nut allowed to receive any back-pay. Ejl Tbe ginee 9d re, in c y. a a s t An. Dover, the Lady d Caps norms, leni t a et 1 infinite merriment-Miss ROCK sustained her cha- of the road to Parkees-place, all along to Psarl- MAPRIED I ratter, at very shart notice, with spirit and propriety. Crescent, termed a dreadful picture of devastation. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thursday, at Chydoo, Lieut , George Dr i es, of the al lc i • The rapidity of the current which filled the ditches June 30, Charles Coles , of Ditalm- Grove, Hants, and Fleet- ASYLUM TOR Tll3 DEA? AND Duma.- Wednesday t leading alia this place was so great as to overflow last the Duke of GLOUCESTER presided at the Anni- ° impassable. street, London, stationer, eleven , Guildhall. at at BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED . Pont, Foot, to he Ann lieddirtg, of St. Nest's, annueacranee. Tuesday, at Gloucester, the Rev. C. Fitt, of Ond Co:iv, la ferS Anna Elite, widow of R. Rabbet's, Esq. late of buck's in. l b, tl ejoad, and :` ender . k tanaaßy Several James Jones and John Jones, of Leominster, lineu.drapera. •Rev. Ruben Tricia'', B.A. of St. John's Cores*, Cartbniillt 3g4 versary Dinner of this Institution, at the City of CI. s were employed in taking people over at. one John Porter, of Wriugton, Somerset, nurseryman. youngest son of Jolla Menton Trictrac, Esq. of Loreturddree. . " o London Tavern. His Royal Highness was supported " penny pet head. The gardens at Bannigge-wells ownley, of Pape 'sHead-alley,daughter Sarah Elizabeth T P ' Lombard- London, to Mary, eldest of Vincent 'liken Dienr, • 421 by the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, and high and re. ,vi re _, spectable philanthropic Characters. The Noble Mar- ' whiow cook, victualler , dealer and chapwoman. .. also delueed with the great oval-116w. The latet ° " ' 4. , • BANKRUPTS whole neighbourhood for upwards of a mile round James 1 , do m W Ili Cooper , Eal. of litookwood, Surrey. rad .be sock ult. at St. Mary's, Readine, W. & Stick , Faq. Ith pro I quiz was particularli eloquent in setting forth tile advantages of the stablishment: to the supporters b . . . . Presents a most distressing scene ; the inhabitants Birch, late of Fenchurch-greet, London, merchants, factors, Duckett, Esq. of Southcote Lol l y knots. re eroe pc. lam an d Th omas H enry Royal Hussars, to Sarah iithilney, third angina of Jeth ‘ . eh I i . I and friends of it, he set the best example, by an ad- ditional donation of Fifty Guineas for himself, and eing employed in bailing out the water nom their premises. The damage must be very great. ;1; , &aim. erd copartners, to surrender May iG, 23, and June 20, At WinkE - Id, Beat, th e litv. n- Caning. Mm' s' T i e at ten, at Grllihall. Attornirs, Mews. Youeg and Hugh ee , Hes/Enna, York, to Mary Jane, d-oz,bier of the kw Gorr ate St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. Birch, Esq. of Sophie Farm. 1. i ! e The he tvy and incessant rain that fell during the 'Fwenty for the Marchioness. Between Eight ana • . . William. Woodv.ani,of Canaan-street, . ..... whole of Friday night overflooded the whole of L on d on , car p enter , d ea l er April 30, at Deal, the Rev. J. B. Bunn, Vicar ef It r•-. and chapman, May 16, 241, sod June 20, at ten, at Guildhall, 'tan's, Canterbury, to Ann, dais ter nf th e late T. Pratt. isea Nine Hundred Pounds were reported as the receipts 13, anon Washway, so that on th e whole of Saturday Anorneeir: Godmcmd, Earl - street, Blackfrian. of I lierworth, In the county of Durham. of the evening. , per, of Tenbury, Worcestershire, maltster, dealer 1 it had the appearance of A large lake; and the flood winians I D I EH. ' BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE Socitaa.-The four- was so rapid as far as Kenniton as to sweep and Chapman, Jesters, at five, June 4 and 26, at eleven, at th e At n ol o sea d, on t h e I d i nstant , Lora Llayd, *led Jam xs , teenth Anniversary of this Society was celebrated on - Oval , Swan bin Burford. BALT. Attorney, Mr. Robinson,Tenbury. A gnew S tevens , E sq , an d a id e , / d a u g hter of Colonel bort 11 every thing before - it and the footway was dan- James Wiegeivit, of Rochester, hatter and hosier, dealer and Wednesday last at the Freemasons 'Tavern. So greatbans, of liendwr . Merionethshire. germ's to pascengers of every description. Mr. 'Fink- chapir.an, May 16 , m, and June to, at eleven, at Guildhall. D ee . 11 , on board t h e lion. Company's ship Strtathlot de • el 11 was the anxiety of the Public •to be present at the a , _ Meeting, that soon after eight o'clock in the morning let , imidlord of the White Horse, Brixton Causeway , Attorney , Mr. Phipps, Weaver's.lull, Basiny.hall-stroet. at one, at the Georg P e Tun, - Dabs! • being out on business on Friday everin p, but MP Jude Ju2e Jackson. an consequence . i - cumbers were assembled in Great Queen-street, and 9 '4 , not bin so, 27, and June co, coming home that night, it was feared that some- street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Leece, Lord -street, Liver- practice to svhich many females are 1 • before ten o'clock not a sitting could be had in the thing had happened to him. On Saturday the most pool; or Mr. E. Chester, Stapie-Inn, London. Hall. At twelve o'clock, the President, Lord TEION- for a trw days the num • teraciating pains. diligent inquiry was made after him to no purpose • waham Stubbs, of Manchester, mal-deeler, shopkeeper , dealer • a hou sekeeper of • Mr • rnwnli • mown!, took the Chair, supported on his right by the . . n a _ . s jonday sennight, Mrs..), din, . . ._ ear with a needle while at work. The young woman snan4 A ; but yesterday morning, at six o'clock, his body was a" mailman* Puy 25 , SS' aulaJtuie ttS'auw°,3"he Bridge- of Braintree, in the e r d year of her one. She was sone v?‘ To 1 • i - Bishops of CLOYAZ and DERRY, and on his left by found drowned close to the flood-gate by the water- worKennington water Arms, Manchester. Attondes, Messrs. ihaW9r till a nain under her left breast about two o'clock, shortly m1105 40 ' 1.. the Bishops of NORWICH and Geoucerraa. Extracts Chnrindsa, and Denison, Manchester. owe and died about four the none afternoon. works at Oval : the body had many se- John essaoaby, of Mereetkaforthumberlsed, common-brewer, The sd ilia. at Gently. aged 77, Wm. Fartho . f, who t'd, $ I from the annual Report of the Committee were read, v . ere bruises on it, supposed beingdashed about from i from which it appeared that the Society have issued, •• as in the current ;he had his watch,_ a pound note, andbarnaa, , , , en, t acted as Pari-h Clerk in that Pariah :2 years. s ad 1 0 44 ' 11 ' ,v Ta d ve i rn ,LHatt Newcastle - upon -T yne. Atternies , Messrs. Mee,gisons ford, in the same capacity, nesrlY as '-' o l"s* , T., I ' from the 31st of March, 1817, to the same peruse i . 1818, 89,795 Bibles, and 104,306 Testaments, male- ss. in si l ver, in his pockets • the , body was removed ant i, o f m orpe o.„ the Clayton Arms, Clayton - street, where it wa s James Sadd ' of Gre st lace ' time at Kern r London; 1 or Sir. Henry Btu- In the 69as year of Ms age, the Rev. Semi to . t .,. , c apman, 19;30ettnr, and ane, London, builder, ckaplein to Sc. Th omas's Hospital. of Hykehann Lincohashire, vicar ef 5...00n ikarcr, nIUS, l''. 1 { lag, With those circulated at the Society's expense from different presses on the Continent, the total to . recagmzed by his son, and where it ow remains for dealer and' h Y May ° June 40, at twelve, at Tuesday, at Stower Provost, Dom t, aged -• . d feroor , l • • the Inspection of a Coroner's Jury. Guildhall . Attorney, - Mr. A. Warrand, Church-rows Fen- ward Oliver D.D. rector of Bwanscontb, Kan, en issued by the British and Foreign Bible Society, in church-greet. Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge. is: somewhat less than thirteen years, more than two John Joseph Tilley, of Hampstead, Middlesex, music -colter, mu- F r id a y senmiglit aged 34, the Rev. Charles Edward Feel, ''' 'it • millions of Bibles and Testaments.-The Speakers Th e hon ou r, delicac y , and invi o lab l e se crecy con - sic -master, dealer and chapman, May 16, _B , and June 20, at B.D . Fellow of Ile s oe't College. i i " upon this interesting occasion were as follow.: nected with the Medical Board for the cure of prevail- twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, street. Blackfriats. Bader Mr. Hanley, New Bridge- Monday, at the house of Blinn , Lawkl. 1 4 9' cey , The Bishops of Norwich, Gloucester, Coyne, ,and Derry; ing diseases, are manifested from the public cosafi- George Milne, of ii..mitniitsquare, London, the Rev. Wm. Come, Student and mica Lords Ilarrowby , Teiginnouth, and Gambier ; the Chancellor Bence it has acquired. Since the Medical Board has writer, May , L on do n , merchant and under- oar of Christ Church, Oxford. 'l. d 7 19, 26, and June 20, at oleo at Guildhall in -e Mrs. Gauntlet," . c j • of the Exchequer, the American Ambassador, the Chancellor of been established, at Charlotte-house, Great-Charlotte . Attornies, Messrs. Smith and La en ' .- Tuesday, the 65th year of her . 3,. . . ‘ -__ .t. wford, Drapers-hall, Landon. the Rev. Dr. Gaundett, Warden ~ Hely t wage, vim ' l', the Prince of Heine llonaboarg, Sirs James Semmes and T. V Wilberforce Mr. Thornton Professor Parish, Dr. Arland, i r. street, Blackfriars-road, and Woodstock-sweet, Ox- Thomas a 'ge n itt i h eb ari; Ins , Trentham, i r m. ga minearealT tl er e 'S May wan 23'35 April 14, at Aberdeen, Dr. issues Man, nodal , ,„ c., Thorpe, Dr. Henderson dately returned Isom Iceland), the Rev. ford -street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of Hanky , and June 20, at the U 95 I T 111, . arch 10, at Inn, at M Fraserburgh, It Mrs. Troop, aged 73 i rebel 6 '''' Hi s Ralph Wardlow (of Glasgow), the Rev. Robert Newton, of the both sexes have been restored to perfect health, many et twelve. Attornies, Messrs . Dent and Hopkins , Stttse I n a , Bandon, Statfordslure. l ate Captain wan= Troop , F ease rbureh. leej Far. • Methodist Connection ;and Mr. Wand' the President of the of whom had lingered for years under the mostpain- Staffordshire ; W al ker • or Mr. alkor , Exche q uer Cnce of Pleas Knantsboro,* 14.4. of Caere I Aprillo, aged 90, Henry Macomb.. 'Dot. Edinburgh Dible Society. I ful and obstinate diseases, were pronounced incurable Isinasdn's rim. a ugh, matey years M.P.3LP. for th e county of ltu to 1 Mnitate.-An Inquisition h as been held at the =AY , Iby respectable practitioners, and several discharged William Barton, of Doseaster, York, manger, dealer and char- • _ PRICE OF ST KS ON SATU • ' White Hart, Botolph-lane, Lower Thames -street, to . man May 22, at Seven, 28 and Jure 20 at nine, at the Bk. stock - Onin.2t 2, pr. . • I investigate the cause of the death of a female who from Hospitals-such are the effects resulting form Gui l dhall , Do ncaster , A tto ' r „; t ' Gray ' .' es, Pa. Lever, ln- )i, as a a* it India Bonds 99 9 9 Pr• combined talents li ' Each. Bills (VI) 18 SO ; I lf tvas found floating on the Thames on Friday morning: dial last. The deceased appeared about 16 years of age, I .an d S ur • peal celebrity, after forty years eraie- rience in thislaletropolis, are consulted daily at both Anthony born, of Vauseall. victualler, dealer and cnaptran, Cons. „ 8 4,fk} ~... May 16, 23, end lime 20, It ten, at Guildhall Attorney, 4 per tel.. z)° , 4 U 1 MILO tilid) 10 was dressed in a black stuff gown, white stockings, I houses Mr. Nettlefold, Norfolk -street, Strand. Navy 1071 i Cons.for AG Wail until nine at night, and the poor have advice ;39 1 0 a • I . cap, bonnet , handkerchief or shoes • I but had neither S i she had received a deep cut on the left side of herlg ra . l t,, k p . . tis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings dealeiand chapman, May CH , illt, and June 20, at eleven, at An 90 `la AS. 1• - g 1 erl ----- i until 12 e aloe ..-- atients at a distance, describing the Office of . M . e. Williams, ('astir stre et Liverpool. Atom- IIIG: WATER at LONDON 111111)ca - r - ro-musau g • , head, and her skull was dreadfully fractured : from g hee 6 tbimmediately attended All letters be Ili " Me' W ° eir case, - SO minutes 1 11 1 the appearanc e . of the body, it did not seem to have , - I 6=••=...M . ••..... 7 . Ael directed to usariotte-house, Blackfriars-road, but none dealer an d oa May ,-, been in the water twenty-four hours.-Verdict, Bra. . ay VS. Ms end June so, at tent at LONDON : Printed and pubbied IrTlairas Maori i ''''' are ahswered which do not contain a consulates fee. Guildhall. Attonicy, Mr. Walker, Liacoinaaaas-aalas. Mardcr against tome person or persons unknown. Place, Ts topic-Bar. . , . ', i ' l ' I • ° A • 'iii . ..e*, . _ • • • ~., . . - .... . . r , -, ........ , . , • . ...- IRISH THEATRICALS. Wednesday seintight, a Comedy, from the pen of La.ly CLARKS, was brought out at the Dublin Theatre. It is called The Irish:44,4am s or, A Match for a Law yer. The following is the dramatis person: . Lord Aacestor (an old Peer, proud of his lineage, and maki'g it a constant subject of conversation), Mr. W. Familiar. Sir Toby Timorous (an amorous and rather singular old Gen tleman), Mr. FULLAM. Doctor Chattertort (a Chronologist, or disciple of Spurzheint, lad pursuing his theories on the heads of all. ho come in his way, and, on the whole, a laukbable character), Mr. Wrizarn. Terence Mae Whack (an Irishman, full of the humour and pe culiarities of his country), Mr. Wasp. Mr. Jones, (an Attorney, not remarkable for the morality of his practice,) Mr. FLOUNGTON. Captain Beigard, (an Officer, and the lover of Miss Timorous,) Mr. SMYTIMON. These Corm the principal male characters. Mrs. O'CusUagker, (the Irishwoman, whose shrewdness and spirit have been found to overmatch the Attorney,) Mrs. lawns, X.is Tumorous, (a sentimental young Lady, who is wooed by • Anassor, but dislikes him,) Miss Roca. Fanckon, (a busy, intriguing, sprightly, French girl, waiting maid to Miss Timorous), Mrs. LASSMIT. That feature in the Play upon which its success chiefly, if not wholly depends, is the very novel part of Mrs, eGailagherl---An Irishwoman is almost new to the stage, but an Irishwoman of the old and vul gar school, upon whom was to rest the great support of the piece, was a bold and dangerous flight of the author, particularly when it could hardly be supposed t'iat an actress could be found capable of sustaining the part in all its richneis and brogue, and peculiar • characteristics. To attempt to rourtray such a cha racter was not a less dangerous enterprise on the part' of the actress ; yet both succeeded. Mrs. EDWIN gave both life, spirit, and colouring to the original i drawing of the author, and the Irishwoman was crowned with unmixed approbation. Indeed the applause was enthusiastic throughout the Perform :ee and on the fall of the curtain. - The characters were in general very credibly sustained. Another new species of Theatrical Representation was hazarded in the person of Dr. Chateetton, a Chronologist. The terms of Science, and of its pre tenders, must necessarily be ". Caviare to the Gene ral"—and it undoubtedly demanded much ingenuity to make Dr. .Si)urzheim s organs intelligible to the Itudience. This we think our fair countrywoman has effected—and Chatterton, in the hands of Mr. Waviest, was productive of much amusement. Pedi gree and family pride were well ridiculed in Lord Ancestor, and most admirably sustained by Mr. W. FA MIEN. The great strength, however, of the Piece, was in the character of the Irishwoman, by Mrs. EDWIN. This Lady's dress and appearance were of themselves a little Comedy. Nothing could be more ludicrous than her interview s% ith Lord 4 lnoestor ; it brought down the house, as the phrase is, and caused infinite merriment.—Miss ROCK sustained her cha racter, at very shf,rt notice, with spirit and propriety. ASYL,t/N1 VOR Tll3 DEA? AND DUMB.—Wednesday last the Duke of GLOUCESTER presided at the Anni- ° versary Dinner of this Institution, at the City of London Tavern. His Royal Highness was supported by the Marquis of BUCKINGRA:4, and high and re spectable philanthropic Characters. The Noble Mar quis was particularly eloquent in setting forth the advantages of the Establishment: to the supporters and friends of it, he set the best example, by an ad ditional donation of Fifty Guineas for himself, and Twenty for the Marchioness. Between Eight and Nine Hundred Pounds were reported as the receipts of the evening. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.—The four teenth Anniversary of this Society was celebrated on Wednesday last at the Freemasons 'Tavern So great was the anxiety of the Public •to be present at the Meeting, that soon after eight o'clock in the morning numbers were assembled in Great Queen-street, and before ten o'clock not a sitting could be had in the Hall. At twelve o'clock, the President, Lord TRlON mourn, took the Chair, supported on his right by the Bishops of CLOYNE and DERRY, and on his left by the Bishops of Noavnem and GLoucesraa. Extracts from the annual Report of the Committee were read, from which it appeared that the Society have issued, from the 31st of March, 1817, to the same period in 1819, 89,795 Bibles, and 104,306 Testaments, mak ing, With those circulated at the Society's expense from different presses on the Continent, the total issued by the British and Foreign Bible Society, in somewhat less than thirteen years, more than two millions of Bibles and Testaments.—The Speakers upon this interesting occasion were as follow: The bishops of Norwich, Gloucester, Coyne, ,and Derry; Lords Ilarrowby, Teigismouth, and Gambier; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the American Ambassador, the Chancellor of the Prince of Hew Iloiaboorg, Sirs James &mares and T. Acland, Nr. Wilberforce, Mr. Thornton Professor Parish, Dr. Thorpe, Dr. Henderson (lately returned Irons Iceland), the Rev. Ralph Wardlow (of Glasgow), the Rev. Robert Newton, of the Methodist Connection ; and Mr. Deland, the President of the Edinburgh •Bible Society. Musinea.—An Inquisition has been held at the White Hart, Botolph-lane, Lower Thames -street, to investigate the cause of the death of a female who teas found floating on the Thames on Friday morning last. The deceased appeared about 16 years of age, was dressed in a black stuff gown, white stockings, but had neither cap, bonnet, handkerchief, or shoes; she had received a deep cut on the left side of her head, and her skull was dreadfully fractured : from the appearance. of the body, it did not seem to have been in the water twenty-four hours.—Verdict, 'Flynt Murder against come person or persons unknown.